Orange County Times-Press Protests and Public Notices
A scanned page reflects a blend of local notices, council actions, public concerns, and community updates. It mentions Mayoral and Common Council steps against Orange County Telephone Company price changes, gas and electricity service disputes, and civil aid efforts. Community items include memorial events, school construction updates, playground projects, and notes on aviation history and local figures.
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Common Council
Mayur Ly
Orange Couty Ay Telephone Company
Esster cictang of rifin law article note on Javanese forces
A fragmentary report notes the Esster cictang of rifin law stressing the attention given to Javanese regiments in recent years. It mentions heavy heavy touring and guards linked to infantry strength. The text is unclear and damaged with missing details.
Batish Challenge to Ameri Yea Trading System
Fragmented report notes Exglatel devices to cinet the prea entershange and credit eleuation as a challenge to Ameri Yea enterprise. It mentions United Trustee Company in New York, a fortnightly trade review, and possible abat shipments of 959,060,000. The piece comments on devaluations, gold reserves, and Britain’s stance, with hints of international trading tension and England’s policy affecting credit needs and markets.
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Exglatel
Cinet
Ameri Yea
Uuaranty Trust
Feny
New York
Ite
Ariens
Jean Qouda
Ant
Satheta
Perglanda
England
Maralualle
Enelant
America
Athern
Amelia
May Day Plot Foiled on City Rail Lines
Fragmented OCR describes a thwarted May Day plan involving rail disruptions tied to Communist groups and alleged warnings. It notes police scrutiny by New York authorities and mentions streets like Wall Street and broader transport targets. The piece references the Department of Justice and police actions, with uncertain details and garbled names.
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Tha Brutay
Garmin
Department of Dnatics
New York Police Department
Lier
Van
Wall
Nurna Wall Street
Couple Married At Christ Church Sei4en FL Marfont
A couple was married at Christ Church in a formal ceremony officiated by Thomas J. Saunders with attendants Mrs Cromwell and others. The bride wore white crepe and the groom wore a briar, with a reception following and a wedding journey planned by automobile to an address on Dale Avenue.
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Marfont
Boragoe Avenue
Ciara
Acd Mes
Martgut
At & O
Christ Caureh
Universal Better
Thomas J1
Haunders
TL Macher
Thin City
Stes Crace Cromwell
Beacon
Lita
Autor Bun
Marton
Dale Arene
Ho Talent for 1h eats of people practics reonomy
A transcription captures a practice session where a participant discusses a talent or ability involving people. The speaker notes challenges in mastering expertise, reflecting on effort and learning tempo. The fragmentary dialogue hints at skill development and personal progression. The tone remains exploratory and informal.
Presentation of Medals to Co I Tuesday Evening
Announcement of a Tuesday evening medal presentation to Company I of the New York Guard in New York. Colonel Egan and other guardsmen are expected to attend. The event includes a banquet, court, and dances with admission by invitation.
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CO. I
Raphael A. Egan
New York
Feapharl A. Fran
Newshurst
Mate Ly Piest Jdeuteoane Jr
Milm
Colorel Egan
New York Guard
Peritept
Lake Huntington Fire Destroys Key Lakeside Buildings
A blaze swept Lake Huntington destroying Schwabbe hotel and dance hall and neighboring structures along the road front. Losses exceed 10 074 dollars with large portions of the village cut off from the fireline before the flames were contained. Local interest centers on securing insurance and restoring the lakeside resort.
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Lake Huntineon
Hchwabbe
William Curtis
Abratiog Gallery
Aid Peel
Curt
Ani
Aleut
Marne Clin
Lempt
Stark
Fink
Gwamp
Cvn
Treag
Onder
Coning
Aldea
Irene
Reforming Criminals Through Psychology and Confidence
A historical discussion argues criminals reform best when causes of downfall are identified via psychology. It cites ignorance of personal motives after reformatories as a key failure and stresses confidence, proper instruction, and expert guidance for rehabilitating youths.
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Thran
Iing
Grantall
Fleiberty
Tim
Peformatanles
Pelos
Paychol
Thompson Ridge News Briefs On Local Church Meeting and Social
A church lecture room hosted a Telit Mearers meeting with plans for children's day activities. The Hopewell Christian Endeavor Society held a social on May 8 with a silver offering to be collected. The regular Endeavor meeting occurred Friday evening, led by Mrs Pena Willamit of Florida. Trustee meetings and greetings were noted, and O. Hunter announced slow health improvement in a Spring visit.
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Thompson Hitler
Mra Deterich Willlaton
Mra J
Hull
Tickeron
Aken
Christian Eandeavor
Tople
Nefgerence
Matthew
Vetan
Mies Pena Willamit
Florida
Mia Wormwala
Varnwald
Miss Willamit
Hopewell
Mrs Case Blames the Chief in Auto Accident Dispute
Mrs Case accuses Chief McCoach of police of failing to prevent her husband’s drunken driving after an auto accident. She alleges police pressure and delays, while detailing observations of his intoxication and urging legal action. The confrontation centers on responsibility for the crash and ensuing charges.
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Times
Graulie
J. D. SicCoach
Miia
bin Agato
Thas Ty
Lelyter
McCoach
Ifruco
Cane
OfMcer
Omlcer Mennett
Yarenuxata
Erie Depot
Ofice
Case
Wood
Caso
Arrrete
Starr Heads Committee as Gregg Endorsed in Stepoldican City Rally
The Stepoldican City Republican committee met in Central Labor rooms on Tuesday night with 17 of 36 members present, including 10 women. J S Wheeler, acting secretary, reelected officers, and George V. Greve of Goshen nominated for State Senate. Starr praised the women and urged active party participation ahead of the major campaign. Adjournment followed call of the chairman.
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Stepoldican City
Central Labor Rooms
Neto
J. S. Wheeler
Omberra
Ionant
Starr
Larry T. Crist
Charles I. Mead
J. H. Wheeler
J. Tuts
Georges V. Greve
Goshen
Stemver
Conerras
Whart
Ain
Republican Party
Chester Monroe Churches Boost Catholic Charities Quota
April 24 Chester Monroe parishes led by Father Gilmartin doubled their Catholic charities quota. Seventeen names were pledged for St Columba’s, with Moncog Mission and the Church of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus aiding. A total of 460 dollars was pledged, with 1630 paid toward plate collections and a push to meet the campaign target in the two villages and headquarters in New York.
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Chester
T. E Gilmartin
Emalieat
Catholis Charities
St Columba's
Cheater
Try Cut Mission
Jesca
Moncog
New York City
Dunes
Ftd
Cheester
Monroe
Milk producers' plan faces rejections and price talks
The Dairymen's League grapples with May milk pricing at 2.53 per 9, as plans from March and April fail to secure satisfactory terms. Dealers push revised schedules amid weaker export demand, while the board eyes protection-cost adjustments to set May milk near 2.55. Market conditions offer limited optimism for higher factory prices in coming months.
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Astor
Dairymen's League
PL Eastman
Dairymen’s League
Dalrymec’s
Vania
League
Ales Rosatisaciers
Ugirymen’s League
Mara
Death of Port Jervis Father Edward J Collins
The father of U S Commissioner Zawned J Collins, of Newburgh, Timothy A John, died this morning at his Port Jervis home at age 78. A saddler by trade, he had lived in Port Jervis for many years after emigrating from Ireland with his parents. Survived by his widow Mary Heardon and children John Collins, Frank Collins, William Collins, Helen Collins, and Julia MacDonald, with several held positions including director general of railroads in the Republic of Ian and chief auditor for Armour & Company in New York.
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Vort Jertia
Timothy A. John
U. S
Zawned J. Collins
Newburgh
Port Jere Vis
Collins
County Limerick
Ireland
America
Mort Clinton
Neversing Valley
U.S. Np
Julia
John MacDonald
Greenwich
Conn
Three Men Sentenced by Rockland Supreme Court
Justice A B Tompkins presided as three men charged by District Attorney Lexow faced robbery related counts. Nelson Roar drew one year six months to three years. Xing Sing got two months plus a $300 fine. Nose received a three month term and a county fine. Two other defendants faced suspended sentences amid clemency motions for youth and cooperation.
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A.B. Tompkins
Rockland County Supreme Court
Lexow
Vain Tractors
Jicar Mountain
Willow Grove
Nelson Roar
Xing Sing Ptison
Nicholas
Aine
Exlmard Nose
Robbetics
Artie Talcock Amtonion Rass
Dtetriet
Nabcock
Cape of Tose
Chauffeur Gray Freed From Jail
April 30 Middletown tale of William Gray a chauffeur freed after about ten months confinement following a jail sentence retraced by Justice Arthur Tompkins. The accident that led to the suit involved a collision with a car while driving with Mrs Wilbert VanDoren. Central Garage Company and Gray were defendants. Trap A Ganines of Middletown led the plaintiff’s legal team and supported the release of the petitioner. Times Press advertises wide readership with over 20,920 daily readers.
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William Gray
Middletown
Arthur
Tompkica
Taylor & Ropes
Wilbert VanDorer
Middle Tawn
Central Garoge Company
Jac, and Gray
A. Ganines
Mcddletown
New $5000 Death House for Sing Sing
A new death house to be built at Sing Sing prison will cost 250000 dollars and house forty male and two female prisoners. A high concrete wall will enclose the facility to keep inmates separated during exercise. The site was selected after a tour led by Superintendent Charica F. Ratilgan and warden Major Lawes with state architects Lemia Pilcher Harold Hichman and agent William McCabe.
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Sing Sing
Hooma Tussdey
Stata Ctherals
Charica F. Ratilgan
Eit
Blattigan
Lemia Pilcher
Harold Hichman
William McCabe
Major Lawes
Grevada
Annual Banquet of Fifty Old Orchans Club Held
Fifty members attended the Annual Banquet of the Fifty Old Orchans Club at the West Sato iterst clubhouse Tuesday night. Georly BD. Cody prepared the menu served by women assistants. Directors including Niven HM. Clark and Leo Harnell sat at a round table. After dinner, pool and card games and other amusements followed.
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Orchans Club
West Sato Iterst
Georly BD. Cody
Niven HM. Clark
Westtown
Leo Harnell
Stufis L. Aldrich
E. J. Cavender
Ivan A. Gardner
Judson A. Hoar
Georgs X. Sortow
James F. Moors
John 0. Wilito
Lillard
Carda
National Essay Contest for High School Students
Students may enter a national essay contest on a theme linked to Ship by Track and Good Headg and Ship by Track Food Week. Open to all high school students, with a four year college scholarship as top prize. Essays up to 600 words compete first city, then state, then national. Submissions due to local judges by May 22.
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Ensay
Wedding Anniversary Party At Edwards Home
White Sulphur Springs community notes a wedding anniversary celebration at Mr and Mrs Clifford Edwards home on Sunday evening. Local arrivals include Wesley Hardenbergh from Washington and Mt, who goes to Chicago for work in meat packing publicity. The Edwards and Kline families receive warm regards as they move to new labor fields, with Harold Jayner joining Dr Jess of Liberty Me.
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White Sulphur Springs
Epworth League
Clifford Edwards
Wesley Hardenbergh
Washington
TR CL
Chicagon
Institute of Americas Meat Packers
Viarty Kina
Hognalda
Ant
Mra Kline
Harold Jayner
Jess
Liberty
Mra . G. Edwards
O. OS
Caltonca
William Norton
Pred Gerett
Raterday
Detroit
Cate
Merah
Travis
Gilbea
N. Ty
Ihr
Mra J. Weleblreer
English Walnuts Arrive on Pacific Coast in 1850
A history note records that English walnuts reached the Pacific coast in 1850 when Joseph Fexton of Santa Tartara California shipped a sack of nuts from Chile and planted 1,000 trees at Oniets.
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Podife
Joseph Fexton
Santa Tartara
Cal
Chila
Oniets
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Orange County Times-Press
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Thompson Ridge
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Sage
BR. M. Starr
Gregg
Chester-Monroe
Edward J. Collins
Gray
Times Tress
Ging Sing
Old Orchard
Ian Harnett
Ivan A. Ganiner
Rufus L Aldrich
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