Much Rivalry At Elections In the Towns On March 15
March 15 local elections bring more contested posts and tax questions. Monticello voters face five propositions including Sunday movie approval. Ellenville shows a three-way fight with Citizens, Peoples and Honest Government groups fielding tickets. Harriman voters decide on an $80,000 water bond, with Frank J. Watson among candidates.
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Monticello
Times Herald
Ellenville
Cltinens Party
Wells
Ulster Palmer
Melvin Schoonmaker
Max Taylor
B. C. Hoemer, Jr
C. Newkirk
Peoples Party
Roy Griffin
Nicholas Zupp
Otto Johnson
Floyd Howe
George W Mance
Thomas Stoith
Honest Government Party
Wells and
Hoemer
Fryd Ackerly
H. Berger
Harriman
Frank J. Watson
Monticello Woman Injured in Gotham Accident
Mrs. D. B. Bailey of Monticello, well known in Middletown, is in critical condition at Fordham hospital after a Saturday night automobile crash in New York City. She was visiting her daughter Mrs. James Lyttle on Barker Avenue when the accident occurred. Mrs. Willis Sleath, 81 Myrtle Avenue, a daughter of Mrs. Bailey, left for New York Sunday.
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D. B. Bailey
Monticello
Middletown
Fordham Hospital
New York City
Anderson Talks To Distant Points In Ham Radio Reach
Harold Anderson of Middletown, an amateur radio expert, used a 40 metre wavelength to contact stations thousands of miles away including C I A X Fredericton Canada U 6 AWQ San Bernardino General Hospital and Camp Columbia Havana Cuba from his station U 201 last Friday evening.
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Harold Anderson
Middletown
Cape Hattaras
Andrson
Clinic at Newburgh for problem and backward children
On March 15 a clinic for problem and backward children will be held at St Luke's Hospital Dispensary in Newburgh. Dr C W Barth of Newburgh and Miss Laurie A Lindeman from the State Department of Mental Hygiene will examine children with school difficulties and behavioral or developmental issues. Appointments are to be made through Miss Lindeman at 21 Grand Street, Newburgh NY and a parent or guardian must accompany the child.
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Newburgh
St Luke's Hospital
Johnson Street
C. W. Barth
Laurie A. Lindeman
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Inuise A. Lindeman
Grand Steel
N. Y
Uruguayan Flyer Held for Ransom in Africa Rescue
Major Tadeo Larre-Borges and three companions were rescued after a plane wreck in Africa. Native tribesmen hold them for ransom as Uruguay authorizes payment. Separately, the Spanish freighter Cabo Hatteras, with 35 aboard, sank after a coast guard shelling near Block Island following a distress S O S call.
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Cabo Hatteras
Block Island
U. S. Coast Guard
Fire at Wellesley College Damages Hall and Instruments
The girl student body at Wellesley College in Boston found a fire after lunch and helped save $250 000 worth of scientific instruments. Stone Hall, a historic building, suffered about $100 000 in damage.
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Wellesley College
Boston
Stone Hall
Supreme Court Strikes Down Texas Voting Restriction
The United States Supreme Court held unconstitutional Monday a Texas law barring ngrees from voting in a Democratic primary. The decision upholds voting rights and challenges state election rules.
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Texas
United States Supreme Court
Three Power Conference Considered By Britain and Japan
British and Japanese governments ready to discuss with the United States the advisability of a three power conference to decide on placing further limitations on warship construction. The move is expected to surprise the world despite White House statements doubting practical results from such a conference.
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United States
White House
Dawes Family Start Month-Long Vacation
Vice President and Mrs. Dawes and daughter Virginia began a month long trip with visits planned to Florida Cuba and Panama. Upon returning to Evansville Illinois the Vice President may speak on Senate rules.
Mrs Susan H Kempton Leaves Large Animal Charities Bequests
Mrs Susan H Kempton of New Bedford Massachusetts aged ninety bequeaths twenty one thousand to the Animal Rescue Leagues and ten thousand to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals totaling thirty one thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan H. Kempton
New Bedford
Mass
Animal Rescue Leagues
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Woman to be considered for Regents seat in Albany
Republican women in Albany push for a place on the Board of Regents to replace the late Dr. Charles B of Tuxedo after arguments with legislative leaders at the annual conference.
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Albany
Board of Regents
Charles B
Tuxedo
Women workers protest 48 hour law in Albany
A delegation of women from Schraffts Huylers and Childs restaurants and the Hamilton Bank Note Co of New York lodged protests with Albany legislators against the 48 hour law for women and children. Governor Smith was ill and the women failed to present their cause to him.
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Schraffts
Huyler’s
Child’s
Hamilton Bank Note Company
New York
Albany
Industrial Survey Commission
Smith
Wom
Governor Names Two Women to State Boards
Governor Smith names Mrs. Tomas Fitzgerald of New York to the State Board of Charities succeeding Mrs. Mary M. Glynn widow of ex Governor Glynn. He also appoints Mrs. John Knight of Arcade wife of Senator Knight to the Board of Visitors to the New York State School for the Blind succeeding Walter H. Hill.
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Smith
Tomas Fitzgerald
New York
Mary M. Glynn
Martin T. Glynn
State Board of Charities
John Knight
Arcade
Senator Knight
Walter H. Hill
New York State School For the Blind
Argentine Frenchman and Argentinian start Buenos Aires to New York flight
A new round trip flight was launched from Buenos Aires by Georges Sarotte and Hector Peirano. They plan to fly across Argentina and Bolivia then along the Pacific Coast northward past Central America and Mexico.
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Buenos Aires
New York
Georges Sarotte
Hector Peirano
Argentina
Bolivia
Pacific
Central America
Mexico
Pan American goodwill squadron delayed by plane trouble
A U S Army Pan American goodwill squadron from Montevideo Uruguay faced a delay as three planes began takeoff on Monday. One aircraft developed motor trouble and struck rocks, damaging a wing.
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United States Army
Montevideo
Ruguay
Marines Land 1600 at Managua to Aid Protectors
About 1,600 United States Marines landed Monday from the transport Henderson at Managua Nicaragua. Part of them proceed to Matagalpa to bolster the forces already protecting Americans in the region.
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United States
Henderson
Managua
Nicaragua
Matagalpa
Flogging of Georgia Editor Leads to Arrests
Sheriff W L Thigpen and three others were arrested and held on 3000 dollar bond after the flogging of H M Flanders editor of The Superior News Soperton Georgia. Flanders was attacked over his stance against lawlessness and bootlegging.
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H. M Flanders
Superior News
Soperton
Georgia
W. L. Thigpen
Dog bites seven at Pub Hc School 108 yard
A dog bit seven children in the yard of Pub Hc School 108 in Richmond Hill on Monday. A policeman seized the dog by the collar and took it to the Board of Health for rabies testing.
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Pub Hc School
Richmond Hill
Board of Health
Colonel Goodnight Celebrates 91st Birthday with Bride
Colonel Charles Goodnight celebrated his ninety first birthday Sunday by taking a twenty six year old bride. Miss Corrine Goodnight, a telegraph operator from Butte Montana, is the bride. Though of the same name the two were not related.
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Charles Goodnight
Corrine Goodnight
Butte
Montana
Ted
Tragic Gas Death Follows Dietitian Rebuke at Vassarospital
Karl Huetter a 30 year old second cook at Vassarospital Poughkeepsie died after turning on gas in his room following a rebuke from the dietician over his handling of chops. Police and hospital staff are investigating the incident.
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Karl Huetter
Vassarospital
Poughkeepsie
Five Youths Arrested After Chase Admit Fourteen Robberies
Detectives pursued a car in New York and arrested five young men who confessed to fourteen robberies. During the chase shots were fired but no one was injured.
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New York
Americans Hear WGY Program While Cruising Durban
Four hundred American tourists sailing from New York on January 15 listened to the entire Saturday night program of Station WGY Schenectady over the radio from Durban South Africa. The group was about 8 500 miles from the station when the broadcast was heard early Sunday morning.
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New York
Durban
South Africa
WGY of
Schenectady
Uruguayan Flyer and Crew Rescued in North Africa
A Uruguayan trans Atlantic flyer and three companions believed lost after their wrecked plane was found in a remote northwest African region were rescued unharmed by a friendly native tribe. The group was located at a desert outpost and received aid from local inhabitants who guided them to safety.
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Tadeo Larre-Borges
Africa
New Mountain Chain Found in Yakutsk Region Siberia
A scientific expedition reports a new mountain range in the Yakutsk region of Siberia stretching about 1000 miles long and 300 miles wide with peaks around 11000 feet high. The discovery marks a notable addition to Asia's topography and may influence regional geology and exploration plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakutsk
Siberia
Marines in Shanghai Bar Collab Hearings and Conflicts
Marines in Shanghai reportedly ordered to use clubs if attacked and to shoot only as a last resort. Rumors say Soochow may fall while Cantonese forces slowly advance toward Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Soochow
Mexican Rebels Fight On as Government Claims Victory Pace
Battles continue between rebels and Federal troops in Mexico with the government noting most victories. A new note was sent to Mexico City but its contents were not released. Mexican Ambassador Teller is back in the country from Washington denying recall by President Calles, claiming he is visiting a sick brother.
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Mexico
The
Mexico City
Tellers
Washington
Calles
New York Water Policy Deadlock Persists
Governor Smith remains at odds with Republican legislative leaders over state water policy despite optimism from Republicans in recent weeks that a compromise would be reached.
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Smith
New York State
Early shad run seen on Delware River by anglers
Fishermen report an early shad appearance in the lower Delaware River two weeks ahead of the normal season and expect the main run to arrive next week. Local anglers await peak fishing, noting the unusual early presence and potential for strong catches.
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Delaware River
No price rise for soft coal if strike spares buyers
John E. Edgerton, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, says the April 1 price rise is unlikely unless buyers panic and bid against each other amid the coal situation.
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John E. Edgerton
National Association of Manufacturers
Snowbound Mines Stranded as Rescue Planes Fail
Two mining towns Silverton and Eureka in southwestern Colorado remain snowbound after three weeks of efforts. An airplane with supplies was prevented by gales on Monday from reaching the towns.
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Silverton
Eureka
Colorado
France Reports 700000 World War Pension Roll
France lists 700000 on its world war pension roll with 494606 classified as disabled or amputee tests. The figures reflect the long term costs of war as authorities assess veterans' eligibility and needs.
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France
Cyclone Devastates Madagascar Coast Toll 500 Lives
A cyclone along the island's southern coast of Madagascar has claimed about 500 lives and caused damage estimated at 4 million dollars to the French colony. Local authorities report widespread destruction and appeals for aid.
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Madagascar
Budget Director Lord announces funding readjustment
Washington budget director says readjustment of departmental finances will address the shortfall from Congress not passing the second deficiency bill. Urgent problems are being met as the Veterans Bureau War Department and Radio Commission will receive funds to continue their work.
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Lord
Washington
Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
War Department and
Radio Commission
Democrats Skip Prohibition Issue in Washington Caucus
In a Washington caucus the Democratic party chose not to make Prohibition a party issue given state by state differences. The group suggested leaving the issue for the next Democratic national convention to decide.
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Washington
De Valera Arrives in US to Defend Irish Funds
Eamon de Valera arrives in the United States to defend 2.5 million dollars raised in 1920 for the Irish Republic, now claimed by the Irish Free State as legal successor. A crowd greets him as he leaves the boat for New York City Hall.
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Eamon de Valera
United States
Irish Republic
Prize Story Contest for Orange County Students
Orange County Independent seeks school pupil entries for a monthly prize story contest. Ten one dollar prizes and a five dollar top prize will be awarded for true community stories under 150 words. Stories must be original and submitted on separate sheets to Story Editor, P O Box 537 Middletown NY.
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Orange County
Orange County Independent
Post Office
Middletown
N. Y
Joe Barnum Bravery Prompts College Fund Plan
The thirteen year old Beacon lad Joe Barnum shielding his mother after a stabbing will be rewarded. Across the state many supporters push to open a bank account for him to seed a fund for college after high school completion.
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Joe Barnum
Beacon
Beacon Hospital
Orange County Teachers Plan Meeting May
The Orange County Teachers Association committee met at Goshen High School to arrange a May 6 meeting in Goshen with a program of special interest. The program committee includes Principal Charles J. Hooker, Goshen. Guy Haskins, Highland Falls. Herman Woodruff, Cornwall. Theron McKnight, Central Valley. They will meet in Highland Falls next Thursday to finalize the program.
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Orange County Teachers Association
Goshen High School
Goshen
Charles J. Hooker
Guy Haskins
Highland Falls
Herman Woodruff
Cornwall
Theron McKnight
Central Valley
Fallsburg Ice Cream Parlor Inc Chartered in Fallsburg
The Fallsburg Ice Cream Parlor Inc of Fallsburg Sullivan county received a charter from the Secretary of State. It plans to deal in confections ice creams novelties and related items. Capital stock is 10000 in 25 shares with directors Sarah Brizel Annie Rosen and Sigmund Brizel.
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Albany
Mar
Fallsburg Ice Cream Parlor, Inc
Fallsburg
Sullivan County
Sarah Brizel
Annie Rosen
Sigmund Brizel
New York City
McCann Victor in Woodridge Slander Case Ends
A New York district court jury found no cause of action in J K R Hill's $50 000 slander suit against Edward McCann Woodridge village president. The action against Joseph Cohen was dismissed. The trial connected to water meter installations and opposition to higher water taxes.
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Goddard
United States District Court
New York City
J. KR. Hill
Edward McCann
Woodridge
Joseph Cohen
William D. Cunningham
Ilenville
John Bright
Middletown
Hill
Knapp Cattle Bill Advances in New York Legislature
The New York Assembly advanced to third reading Assemblyman Cross bill allowing the Court of Claims to hear the Knapp estate claim for compensation of tubercular cattle destroyed in 1917. Edson O D Knapp, administrator of Charles N Knapp, seeks payment from the state.
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Albany
Mar
Assemblyman Cross
Sullivan County
Court of Claims
Edson
Knapp
Charles N. Knapp
Opposition to adding Supreme Court Justice in Ninth District
The push for an extra Supreme Court Justice in the Ninth Judicial district faces strong local pushback. Justices Morschauser and Taylor oppose the proposal, Justice Tompkins supports it, and the remaining judges are apathetic.
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Supreme Court
Ninth Judicial District
Morschauser
Taylor
Tompkins
The Sole Sister serial debut in Orange County Independent
The Sob Sister reveals a battle of newspapers against corrupt officials and underworld influence. An editor and his young friend, with two beautiful women, navigate danger in a thrilling love filled tale tied to real-life figures. Subscribers urged to obtain every chapter from the Circulation Department of the Orange County Independent.
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Orange County
Orange County Independent Corporation
Middletown
N. Y
Newburgh to Represent in Hudson Valley Firemen Parade
Newburgh will be represented in the Hudson Valley Firemen parade at Poughkeepsie in June by ono and possibly three companies. C M Leonard and Victory engine companies have voted to go while Columbian engine considers the matter. Three autos stolen in Newburgh last week have been recovered. all were abandoned. Two were found at High Land Falls, presumed used by soldiers to reach West Point from Newburgh trip. William Craft, 48, father of eight, was killed Monday night when struck by a D and H train near Anconta after alighting and walking along the track toward his home.
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Newburgh
Hudson Valley
Poughkeepsie
Ono
C M. Leonard
Victory Engine
Columbian Engine
Highland Falls
West Point
William Craft
Anconta
Man Sentenced for Fight at Walden Boarding House
Joseph Hess received four months in the county jail and a $10 fine after arraignment on charges of beating fellow boarder John Valentine at the boarding house of Mrs. Annie Tubbs in Walden. Justice Henry Wiley imposed the penalty.
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Joseph Hess
Annie Tubbs
Walden
Henry Wiley
Hess
John Valentine
Divers Say Repairs Possible Without Lifting Hudson River Pipe
Divers who examined a leak in the trunk line of Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corp under the Hudson River at Beacon declare repairs can be made without raising the pipe and plans have been completed for the work.
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Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corporation
Hudson River
Beacon
Thirty-ninth anniversary of the big blizzard 1888 marked
Saturday marks the thirty ninth anniversary of the March 12 1888 blizzard with forecasters predicting a repeat of history, echoing long range prognostications about severe winter conditions.
Walden Club Receives Rabbits for Farm Use
The Walden Sportsmen's Club got ten dozen cottontail rabbits from a Kansas dealer. They will be released on farms with permission and are described as not destructive.
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The
Walden Sportsmen's Club
Kansas
Poughkeepsie Woman 83 Dies From Fumes While Waiting
Miss Catherine McLean aged 83 was found dead by neighbors in her single residence in Poughkeepsie after inhaling 848 fumes while waiting for a kettle to boil.
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Catherine McLean
Poughkeepsie
Highland High School Reopens After Fever Scare
Highland High School reopened Monday as officials declare the fever scare over and the threat of an epidemic largely ended. Local health authorities had closed the campus last week to contain possible spread.
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Highland High School
Purim Celebration Observed For Deliverance of Jews
Purim will be celebrated Friday March 18 beginning Thursday evening the 17th. The holiday recalls the deliverance of the Jews of Persia from Haman who plotted a general massacre. Mordecai and Esther uncovered the plot and the Jews were saved, marking the Feast of Purim.
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Persia
Haman
Mordecai
Esther
Middletown Auto Show Opens At State Armory
Middletown hosts its sixth annual auto show at the State Armory with 56 new passenger car models on the main floor and 20 trucks in the basement. John H. Artmann opens the event for the Chamber of Commerce as crowds gather for five days of entertainment and a cash treasure hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
State Armory
John H. Artmann
Chamber of Commerce
Salesman Hurt in Fall at Port Jervis Beef House
Percy Osterhout of Sparrow Bush, a Swift & Co. salesman, fell from a ladder at the Port Jervis beef house and sustained fractures of the vertebra. His injuries are serious.
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Percy Osterhout
Sparrowbush
Swift & Co
Port Jervis
Abandoned Ford Found on Greenville State Road Near Smiths Corners
Port Jervis police seek the owner of a Ford sedan with a 1926 New York State license found abandoned on the Greenville state road at the mountain summit near Smiths corners. Authorities urge the owner to identify the vehicle and claim it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weather seer Schwaim predicts multiple March tornadoes
Frank P. Schwaim of New City Rockland county warned of a tornado between March 3 and 5 and another between March 9 and 12 and a third between March 18 and 22. He fails to see good weather for March and forecasts the coldest period in the last two weeks. to date his predictions have been wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Schwaim
New City
Rockland County
Marketman John Corkedale files bankruptcy in Newburgh
John Corkedale the marketman at 115 Liberty street Newburgh files for bankruptcy with liabilities of 1550 and assets of 686. Smith R. Miller a Chester road stand proprietor has been discharged from bankruptcy.
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John Corkedale
Liberty Street
Newburgh
Smith R. Miller
Chester
Gillinder and Bell Wed at Port Jervis by Rev Schlueter
Miss Ruth Gillinder and Sheldon Ennes Bell were married on Saturday in Port Jervis. The ceremony was conducted by the Reverend E R Schlueter, with both families noted as involved.
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Ruth Gillinder
Edwin B. Gillinder
Sheldon Ennes Bell
Bertha Bell
Port Jervis
E. R. Schlueter
Orange County Telephone Improves Long Distance Call Handling
The Orange County Telephone company implements a faster system for long distance calls. If conditions permit, the operator will ask the caller to hold the line instead of hanging up and waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Telephone Company
Middletown’s First Daily The Daily Mail Found 1869
President William T. Doty presented valuable old newspapers to the Historical Society of Middletown and the Wailkill Precinct. The highlight is Middletown’s first daily The Daily Mail published in 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Doty
the Historical Society of
Middletown
Wailkill Precinct
The
Daily Mail
Death at Olympia Hotel Stuns CaHlicoon Witnesses
Charles Stoehr died suddenly at the Olympia Hotel in CaHlicoon at 4 AM on March 2. A strange coincidence is noted as a note clock and Stoehr's watch stopped at the same moment, with no cause for the stoppage found despite examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stoehr
Olympia
CaHlicoon
Stoehr
Walton couple marks 61st wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Cook W St John of Walton celebrated their sixty first wedding anniversary with a dinner party hosted by family and friends.
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Mrs
Cook W. St. John of
Walton
Fisherman Harvey Johnson Baits Eight Hundred Suckers This Season
Harvey Johnson of Fishs Eday booked eight hundred suckers for the season with weights ranging from two and a half to three pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Johnson
Fishs Eday
Withdrawals From Dairymen’s League Down This Year
The Dairymen's League Co operative association reports far fewer withdrawals this year during Feb 12 to 28, totaling 798 versus 1,400 in the same period last year. The reduced withdrawals are offset by a rise in membership over the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Dr Canthers Returns Home From Sanitarium
Dr James A Canthers recently treated at Middletown Sanitarium has returned to his Monticello home much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Canthers
Middletown Sanitarium
Monticello
Edson D. Knapp Elected Sullivan County Trust President
Edson D. Knapp of Bloomingburg has been elected president of the Sullivan County Trust Company in Monticello and will divide his time between his Mamakating farm and banking duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson D. Knapp
Bloomingburg
Sullivan County Trust Company
Monticello
Mamakating
State Trooper Ross on Vacation Without New Post
State Trooper Ross formerly stationed at Ellenville is on vacation and has not yet been assigned to a post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Ellenville
Fireman Saved Family Then’s Made Captain Amid Heroic Rescue
Fireman Albert S. Johnston gained fame after rescuing the Kern family from a blaze at 80 West 194th Street in 1895. He carried the father, the baby Hilda, and the nurse to safety amid flames, earning lifelong thanks from the Kern family. Johnston rose through ranks, later becoming captain, then Assistant Superintendent of the New York Fire Patrol, retiring in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Johnston
Monroe
New York
Captain Johnston
Brooklyn
Ninety-fourth Street
Broadway
New York City
West 194Th Street
Kern
Albert S. Johnston
Johnston
Hilda
New York Fire Patrol
Doe causes close call for Navy recruiter driver
Chief Gunner's Mate Richard Jones of the Navy recruiting station, while driving from Montgomery to Middletown, narrowly avoided hitting a large doe deer that repeatedly crossed and leaped a barbed wire fence along the roadside. The animal ducked behind a stone fence and headed toward trees as Jones halted to prevent a collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Middletown
Richard Jones
Navy
State Armory
Decision Reserved In Wilcox Murder Appeal
The Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court reserved decision on Walter Wilcox’s appeal against his second degree murder conviction for the killing of Walter Hadden in Orange County. Attorneys Watts Oakes and Bright defended Wilcox while Henry Kohl and District Attorney Elmer H. Lemon represented the people. The court also heard Watts v Watts trustee against Elizabeth Loomis Stratton Cox with A F Servin and Abraham J. Rose for Mrs Cox and other counsel for the Sundstrom estate and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
New York
Walter Wilcox
Orange County
Walter Hadden
Watts
Oakes
Bright
Wilcox
Henry Kohl
Elmer H. Lemon
People
Thomas Watts
Elizabeth Loomis Stratton Cox
A. F. Servin
Abraham J. Rose
Cox
Louis Maxwell Cohen
Julian D. Rosenberg
Chadbourne Stanchfield
Levy
Charles Sundstrom
Ogerita Merrill Girault
Forest Week Proclaimed by Coolidge Promotes Tree Planning
President Coolidge proclaims April 24 30 as American Forest Week and urges transforming poor farm lands into forests to improve agricultural problems. The plan emphasizes reforestation as a remedy and highlights conservation priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Coolidge
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