Bush to quit tuxedo force in 1902 era portrait
Article profiles Chief Bush of Tuxedo Park noting his 35 year tenure, arrests of seven murderers, and leadership roles in police associations. It recalls the 1902 era ban on driving through the park and details the village’s 3,500 summer population, 36 miles of bridle paths, 30 miles of roads, and rising car traffic from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
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E. J. Breese
Tuxedo Park
Bush
Tuxedo Village
Chief Bush
Internation Association of Chiefs of Police
Eiht
New York State Association of Chiefs of Police
Ila
Orange County Firemen's Association
Tuxedo Fire Department
Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Tuxed
Harriman praised at C of C meeting in Middletown
Judge Russell Wiggins lauded E Roland Harriman at the Mitchell Inn gathering of Middletown merchants and professionals. He recalled Harriman's contributions to Orange County including roads Bear Mountain park and the Bear Mountain bridge and asserted Harriman’s deep community ties.
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Middletown
Russell Wiggins
Mitchell Inn
Roland Harrimss
Orange County
Judge Wiggins
Wiggins
Mr. Harriman
Harriman
John J. McCue
Harrimans
E. H. Harriman
Bear Mountain
Roland Harriman
Middletown judge lauds two newspaper town and Harriman
Judge Wiggins recalls Middletown’s newspaper history from John W. Slauson to modern consolidation. He argues two papers foster competition and praises the Times Herald under Harriman as future community asset and beacon for county progress. He urges editor to seek broader views and leadership.
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Orange County
John W. Slauson
Middletown
Judge Wiggins
Wiggins
Harriman
Times-Herald
the Common
Mr. Harriman
Becaue
Dinner guests honor E Roland Harriman at Mitchell Inn
A Mit chell Inn dinner Friday night honored E Roland Harriman with a long list of attendees led by Harriman and other notable guests. Names include David Abramson, John Artmann, Robert Cunningham, Willis Davis, Roman Harding, Henry Hanford, Edward Mitchell, J J McCue, and many others from business and civic circles.
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Mitchell Inn
E. Roland Harriman
David Abramson
W. L. Adams, Jr
John H. Artmann
John Artmann, Jr
E. R. Armstrong
R. R. Austell
J. M. Ball
Harry E. Barnes
George W. Beakes
George R. Blanchard
H.H. Blanchard
Charles L. Boyd
J. H. Brader
John Bright
W. T. Brown
Edmund C. Faulkner
Tunis S. Fiero
W. M. Fiero
Frank H. Finn
John M. Gaynor
Charles W. Gordon
Percy V. D. Gott
G. F. Gould
H. F. Green
Robert A. Greenwell
Howard H. Hagen
A. Hahn
KE. T. Hanford
Roman L. Harding
Veteran Attorney John L. Wiggins Receives Longtime Practice Note
Attorney John L. Wiggins of Middletown has been in active legal practice for 46 years. He began his Middletown career when there were 25 local bar members, all of whom have since died. Wiggins remains in good health and continues to practice regularly at Goshen term.
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John L. Wiggins
Middletown
Supreme Court
Goshen
Wiggins
What is a Saloon Answered by Major Korschen
Commissioner Korschen pressed on the term saloon during a Board of Estimate and Apportionment meeting. When asked for clarification, members answered that saloon referred to soft drink establishments, with Korschen conceding they were cafes.
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Major Korschen
John A. Korschen
Board of Estimate
Leslie H. Prince
Board of Education
Upheaval Plotted by Cantonese Across Shanghai Concessions
Paris reports Cantonese planners aim for a peaceful occupation of Shanghai to trigger a strike and revolution within foreign concessions. British policy reportedly centers on US backing, with France hedging by debt payments as Washington seeks naval disarmament.
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Paris
Moscow
Shanghai
Great Britain
China
Washington
United States
London
Coolidge
Chio
Frake
France
Bullville Girl Injured in Coasting Accident
Miss Mabel Seeman is recovering from a broken bone above her ankle after a toboggan accident while visiting friends at Fiery Ford. She will be confined to home for a time. Dr Ralph Crawford of Mamaroneck New York attended the scene as his parents Mr and Mrs James Crawford visited him.
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Mabel Seeman
Fieny Ford
Ralph Crawford
Mamaroneck
L. I
James Crawford
Middletown Community Leaders Welcome New News Leader
Citizens and business men of Middletown warmly greet the new head of the institution, expressing confidence it will provide news and leadership for years ahead. The message emphasizes cor dial courtesy and anticipation for forthcoming developments under the leader.
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Middletown
Accomplices of slain Conklin thief seized by authorities
Two members of the Conklin gang tied to the Suffern area are in custody after confessions to burglary in the third degree. Daniel G Conklin alias Dynamite and Warren R Conklin were arrested near Spring Valley and Suffern respectively, with Clarence Conklin still at large. Theodore Conklin, the reputed leader, was killed by Trooper Williams near Suffern after returning to visit his wife in the hospital.
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Conklin
Ramapo Mountains
Orange
Daniel G. Conklin
Warren R. Conklin
Clarence Conklin
Warren
Suffern
Rockland County
Clarence
Williams
Haverstraw
Haviland
Theodore Conklin
Suffern Suffern Hospital
Chester Methodist Men’s Club Banquet Held
The Chester Methodist Church Men’s Club hosted a roast beef banquet in the church parlors with American flags and plants in decor. About ten were served the menu including fruit cocktail roast beef mashed potatoes carrots peas cabbage salad rolls jelly pickles coffee pie and cheese.
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Chester
Methodist Church
Annie V. Blackwell
Cheater
New York
John
Dorothy Carter
Grange Hall
Chester Grange
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W. F. Royce
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Harry D. Sayer
Joseph Schrade
Franklin A. Schriver
Walter J. Seeley
H. S. Shorter
Frederic P. Singer
Fred A. Treyz
J. L. van Hise
John J. Wallace
R. A. Whitlock
Rev. E. VanDyke Wight
Fred B. Williams
Morris Wolf
W. C. Wolfe
J. Noble Wood
G. R. Woodhams
Limestone Products Corporation OF America
Newton, New Jersey
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Bullville
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Warren Conklin
Central Valley National Bank
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Chester Methodist Men’s
Gail Burrows
William Atkins
Harry Fredericks
New York City
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the Four
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