Robbery of Erie Train No. 9 Near Goshen Investigated
Police Lieutenant Taylor of Port Jervis and Erie Detective Kane probe a carefully planned train robbery west of Goshen. They search a deserted house, recover gowns and costly dresses from a rumored band, and identify suspects linked to Chicago and Philadelphia. The haul includes three dozen gowns valued up to 450 dollars each, with the total loss and exact thief undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Erie
Roscoe G. Taylor
Port Jervis
William Kane
Middletown
Goshen 18
Fubh Wellyargo
Jersey City
Cen
Mamie Hunter
Wms Pannig Jule
Policy
Wey
Harriman
Siuation van Geller
Polity
Hobart Rice
Monroe Aleaxander
Chicago
George Jons
Philadelphia
George JJ. Poster
Sout Street
Mr. Foster
Linton
Ie Iutharines
Lieut Taylor
Kane
David P. Chari
Polices
Fridas
Rowe
Romo
New York
W. Frank
Wyergon
Ava
Discharge Granted to Private William Willi
Fragmentary text notes a discharge for Private William Willi from a military unit. Mentions six months' service and references an address or department code. Source text is incomplete with many garbled words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Willi
Odd Fellows 100 Years Old Commemoration Across States
A large Odd Fellows gathering at Oddallows Hall on North Street marks the 100th anniversary of Odd Fellowship in the country. The event features speeches by FE G W Maybach and former Mayor Robert Lawrence, musical solos, and a patriotic finale led by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows
Oddallows Hall
North Street
Luope
Goshen
Worl Town
Newburg
Norwich
G. W. Maybach
Ais Vity
du Moglaent Matriarchs Militaoi
New York
Mrank
Dowerg
Cox
Jarnest N Hilsdorf
von A. Gardner
Tax Amusements To Help Germans Pay War Cost
German measure seeks to raise revenue through a 30 percent tax on amusement venues including day theaters concerts movies and celebrity performances. The plan aims to fund government policy during wartime and is not expected to deter attendance at venues like cinema and theater despite higher prices.
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Associated Press
Ertin
Mareh i
Germain
Tia Winch
Dr Shelley To Hold Clinic At East Main Street Facility
At a Thursday meeting of the board Dr Shelley was appointed to serve in infant capacity at a monthly salary of 24 dollars. The clinic will be held in the portion of the building housing the municipal dispensary at East Main Street foot of Orchard Street. A well equipped laboratory linked to the Board of Health was viewed by members and praised as among the best for similar boards in the state.
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Ueaith Ur
J.C. Denevan
Polady
Nuatureh
Hh Shelley
Everme
Tyrett
Tulercaledda Dispensan
Maintreet
Orchard Street
Board of Health Town
Ghe Ita Hall
Ie Foward
Thurday
Todas
Lie State
Dunlap Dies After Long Illness
F L Dunlap dies after long illness at home on Letty street. Born June 14, 1866, son of William Dunlap and Elise Thorn. Survived by wife and daughter Rexcie, with other relatives in New York and local area. Funeral arrangements not fully detailed.
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Wa Tine
Letty Street
Atte Sovers
Mir Frutap
Jocal Banden
Methodist Church
F G
Saf A
Nothang
Frum
Hye Wetfe
Rexcie
Alin
Won Laman
New York
Ali Lakens
Thin Eiy
President Danforth Speaks at Feed Dealers Meeting
Meeting of officers and feed dealers with the Ralston Purina Company in Mitchell Inn, Thursday afternoon and Friday, featured addresses and demonstrations. William H. Danforth, president of Lin Company, recalled in France and gave an address on business life and service, with attendees from multiple states and cities. Dinner menus listed several dishes and desserts served at the Mitchell Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston Purina Company
Mitchell Imin
William AH. Danforth
Lin Company
France
Asn
Kingston to Host Four County Christian Endeavor Convention
An extensive two day Christian Endeavor convention is planned for Kingston at the Albany Vonage Uplist Church on April 26 and 27. Expected delegates exceed 600 with speakers from Boston Somerville and New York including Rev Howard de Vroas and Rev Dr F G Cofila guiding sessions and state officials delivering messages.
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Kingston
Albany Vonage
Anwuixz
Howard Db Vroas
Boston
Chris Tan
F. G. Cofila
4Hom
New York
Thai Cuesta Endeavor Union
Idaby
Kisaberr
New York City
We Nowhere State Union
Rey Joop
Somerville
Nog
Cariner
Atte Tae
Moo Fan Dapartiment
Carpeat Agrier Aot
Mas
Trek VW
Committee in charge of Jeean Park Missionary Conference Kingston
The local committee organizes the Jeean Park Maine Missionary Conference with lectures by Rev. inform Cady D D and Rev. Scofield of Highland and Rev. Moot of Ponchurewe church. The convention promises to be highly interesting and instructive, with aim to build the Missionary Department and attract notable speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeean Park
Maine
Inform, Cady
D. D
George H. Scofield
Highland
H.W
Kingston
Births Exceed Deaths Here During March
In March there were 24 deaths and 24 births in the city. Health officer reports show cases of diphtheria influenza and mumps, with tuberculosis cases among tests. The board meeting included a playful cigars moment for new birth George II Jr and discussions on sanitary improvements and hospital referrals.
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Board of Health
George T1
Stanton
George 11, Jr
Hanmer
Shelley
Newburgh
Vicw
Wedding Saturday Witnessed at Home of Ashie Family
The wedding of Exahan Ashies, daughter of Superintendent Mrs M C Ashie, to Howard Pyererp Bert took place Saturday afternoon at their home. The ceremony occurred at approximately two o clock with family and friends in attendance.
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Exahan Ashies
Daushter
Aid
M.C. Ashie
Howard Pyererp
Bert Ondiit
Satuday
Wells Taboo In City Warns Against Well Water
City health officials urged residents to avoid drinking well water after an analysis from a cellar well showed pollution. The board voted to prohibit use of well water for drinking within city limits, urging reliance on city supply amid typhoid concerns and past well closures.
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Bull
Brlls
Board of Health
Chenuset
Irving C. Bull
Audively
Walter Luiken
Drimking
Aost
Hardenbergh
Greene
Dr. Hanmer
Barnett
Cullman
Strack
Hanmer
Local Man to Sue Newburgh Men For Accident
Thomas Doran of Newburgh plans to sue Joan Innes and Ausea Wahl for damages after a garage collision on North Miller Street. Doran says a Newburgh machine failed to stop and his car was struck. a passenger, Albany J. Varaldi, suffered injuries and intends to file a related suit.
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Newburgh
Thomas Doran
Special Delivery Ciub
Jour Post Office
Ig Rloul
Joan Innes
Auseal Wahl
North Miller Siicey
Ivan A. Garuner
Doran
Mossrs
Negers Amuahi
Gatage
tUnal
Domes
Mar State Hilleyme Erd Gosaen
Midjugall
Advxen
Ina
Mir
Goran
Itia
Adibany
J. Varaldi
Proposals to Hold Price Increases for Local Dealers
The notice discusses a planned price rise for retailers in the city and argues the increase will not raise overall retail prices. It references large Petal dealers and outlines dates from mid year proposals and hearings, urging consideration by traders and the public.
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Wade
Dovay
Grand Officer Visits Midland R A M Chapter Convocation
Right Excellent George Briggs of Peekskill, Grand Captain of the Host, spoke at Midland Chapter No. 240 R A M in Madonie Temple. He urged attendance at convocations and sociables. A large Highland Chapter delegation attended. Many past high priests and companions from Midland and Highland assisted, with Mark Masters present. Refreshments closed the convocation.
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Briggs
Howard R. Patton
Highland
Newburgh
Howard B. Keeler
Midland
Chas. M. Quackenbush
Wm. F. Kettle
Purcell
Slater
Neversink
Port Jervis
Wm. L. Dickerson
Kinderhook
Hudson
Miss Our Eroughboys As They Quit Paris
Paris March 30 Associated Press. The humble scavengers who collect cigar and cigarette ends, known as megotflers, say they will feel keenly the departure of American troops. Papa Cinquante, boss of about thirty pickers, reports strong demand as smokers sit outdoors again and cafes recover business. Ends are dried sorted and remade. prices range five cents to $1.25 a pound depending on quality.
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Associated Prese
Paris
Papa Cinquante
Latin Quarter
Palmer says brewing must end May 1 under war prohibition
Philadelphia April 26 United States Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer stated in an interview at Bellevue-Stratford that brewing must stop by May 1 under the food conservation act. He warned enforcement by the Department of Justice after May 1 for any beer manufacture or sale and vowed prosecutions to uphold wartime prohibitions.
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Philadelphia
A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
Bellevue-Stratford
Department of Justice
Palmer
New York
Federal Distict Court
Ja. Daachen
Jacob Hofian Pursiing Company
Testamn United Sake
Franck Case
Contera
Ica Pian
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County Seat
Belive
Middletown Lodge
Dr. Shelley
F. L. Dunlap
Alves Sal
Prest
Danforth
Wiliam HH. Danforth
EL. Cherbonnier
Trol
J. S. Jonern
St. Javusy
J. S. Ryland
E.rlarach
New Hureh
C. W Dertrad
Charles Vrirtland
Slate
Deane
UL Borland
Campbell Tl
Harrys S. Pieter
New Haven
Coa
Born
Monti¢elio
F. D. Decker
Pine Bush
W. B. Cocks
Cornwall
L. R. Carpenter
Monroe
Simon Walsh
Montgomery
J A. Miller
Rahway
Charles Jade
Morristown
N. J
E. GC
Barber
Nyack
Theodore Clark
Thompson Ridge
A. AM. Fennivore
ML. Hlally
Mitchell Inn
County C. E
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