Governor appoints tax bureau staff amid after ten PM rule
Albany authorities announce the executive lineup for the state income tax office including Mark Graves as director and Benjamin J. Rice as deputy. Inspectors patrol Albany venues to enforce the rule that female workers must be released by 10 PM, prompting shops to consider shifting staffing for late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Bureau of the State Controller’s Office
Wags
Mark Graves
Wellsville
Isidor Sack
New York
James T. Somers
Utica
Edward A. Foley
Cohoes
Civil Service Commission
Benjamin J. Rice
Friendship
Missy May Wood
John G Malone
Investment Tax Bureau
Annual Reunion of Veterans on Saturday Next
The 25th annual reunion of the Veteran Soldiers and Sailors Association of Orange County will be at Grange Hall Middletown on Saturday August y at 1 20 pm. Mayor Cox will welcome followed by Rev Dr Schriver and Hon Wm Doty. All U S Army and Navy veterans eligible. honorary members pay dues to receive a free dinner ticket. Comrade C H Jones who fought at Gettysburg July 3 1863 will lead the long roll. Rain or shine, all welcome. Floyd Goble presides, A B Wheeler secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Association of
Orange County
Grange Hall
East Main Street
Middletown
BR. M. Cox
Andrew Schriver
Wm. T. Doty
United States Army and Navy
C. H. Jones
Gettysburg
Floyd
Goble
A. B. Wheeler
Effort to Close Sunday Cigar Stores Nationwide
United Cigar Stores heads plan to close Sunday sales seen at the Franklin Square shop. Local manager Clinton Wallace circulated a paper urging other dealers to discontinue Sunday business. Several have signified intent to follow, though full compliance remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cigar
Franklin Square
Clinton Wallace
Wallace
United Cigar Stores
Eugene M Travis Pays Speed Fine
A-State Comptroller Eugene M. Travis was arrested in Little Falls on speeding at 28 mph. His chauffeur pleaded guilty and Travis paid a $10 fine, calling it blood money while he sought Congressmen Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttea
Aug
Eugene M. Travis
Little Falls
Travis
Congressman Snyder
Three New Certificates Authorized by Supreme Court Justice Seeger
Supreme Court Justice A H F Seeger rules three new certificates may be issued to replace Howell Hinchman Company certificates lost or mispaid. Certificates issued upon filing bonds as required by law. At First Presbyterian Os-Siping Rev James A McWilliams will preach next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
A. H. F. Seeger
Howell-Hinchman Company
First Presbyterian
James A. McWilliams
Os- Siping
Wil
First Presbyterian Church
Judge Memphis Scandal Sparks Debate Over Press and Jail
Fragmentary OCR reveals a dispute about Editor EB Leach and a judge in Memphis, alleging political corruption and a jail sentence for the editor. The incomplete text questions justice and mentions a 56 fine and tarnished governance in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
EB. T. Leachs
Leech
League Is Not to Fight Tobacco
The Anti-Saloon League of New York states it will not oppose tobacco, focusing its efforts on liquor. Andrew E. Wood, assistant superintendent, responds to claims by the League Opposed to National Prohibition that the league aids other movements. He says the group’s work targets booze only and denies backing tobacco or hot bread, tea, and coffee bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anti-Saloon League
Andrew E. Wood
League
Wood
Women's,Christian Temperance Union
Dacca
Mr. Wood
Acco
Hla
Germany
America
Hamburg
Japan to Explain Shantung Policy
Washington learns a formal Japanese statement on the disposition of Shantung China will be released soon. The substance is not disclosed, but aims to remove doubts about Japan's aims. Officials declined to discuss details while U S officials anticipate a clarifying pronouncement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shantung
China
Peninsula
Senate
Wilson
Japan
White House
Stat Department
Paris
Auto Driver Must Not Hug His Girl
Newark authorities prosecute Ralph Holleman of West Orange for collision while driving with one arm around a girl. He admits courting in car as testifies by Charles H. Gregory of the North Jersey Water Commission. Commissioner Dill revokes the license saying the driver can only do one thing at a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Dill
Ralph Hollemunh
Marcella Avenue
West Orange
Doter
Rockaway
M. J. Jnr
Charles H. Gregory
North Jersey Water Comission
Holleman
Hepaecag
Dover
Cemits Stoner Dill
Freight Theft Prevention Shift in New England Rail Route
Central New England Railroad officials move the freight transfer point from Maybrook to Poughkeepsie to halt systematic robberies of hundreds of tons of merchandise from freight cars over recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central New England Railroad Company
Maybrook
Poughkeepsie
Kennedy Returns to Law Work as Managing Clerk
Attorney John B. Kennedy, just discharged as a Lieutenant in overseas service, has joined the law office of John C. Taylor as managing clerk. The Kennedys have moved to apartments at 154 Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BE. Kennedy
Hayemia
Overseas Service
John CR Taylor
Kennedy
Highland Avenue
Supreme Court Reverses State Ruling in Erie Railroad Case
The United States Supreme Court issued a decision in favor of the Erie Railroad Company, reversing state court rulings and awarding $147.90 costs of the appeal to the Erie Railroad. Attorneys Watts, Oakes & Bright represented Erie, with Frank Comesky of Nyack for the Shuarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Serie Nailroad Company
Joba &, Shwart and Soos of
Sufferg
Sufera
Lirses
Irle Railroad
Uider
Shuarta
Supreme Court
New City
Rocktind
Brooklyn
Ute Court of Appeals
Erie Railroad Company
Watts
Orange County Fair to Feature Premier Music Program
Orange County Agricultural Society officials announce a major musical addition to the fair lineup. A band of local musicians and notable soloists from New York and elsewhere will perform, aided by members of the 24th Separate Company Band to surpass previous county shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Couny Agricultural Society
Orange County
John Altmann
New York City
Altmann
War Implements Exhibit At Orange County Fair
War implements including helmets gas masks and bayonets from the recently ended conflict will be shown at the Orange County Fair in the historical department. Miss Alice Howell announced plans and premiums will be awarded like other exhibits. Entries close Saturday for war trophies and Thursday for other departments. The Orr cup goes to the exhibitor with the most points in poultry exhibits with Rhode Island Reds last year and next year contested by Witte, Wrandothes entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Alice Howell
Wo Country
Enterprise Electrical Company
Miss Howell
Elinor Francisco
Margaret E. Smith
Maxie Hurt
LeRoy Mannins
D. Lincoln Orr
Rhode
Feed and Grain Wholesalers in Times Building
A. H. Simmons Company, a feed and grain wholesaler, to be linked with large mills and grain elevators. Simmons, head of the campaign, has worked with Eason Mills and others for a decade in local territory. supporters wish him success after moving from King Street. SIGNS BARRED ON HIGHWAYS. State highways chief Frederick Stuart Greens announces signs will be removed by division engineers to enforce highway sign regulations at county fairs and roadsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Simmons
Fed
Giain
Revenus Oreatived
Dimes-Preas
Wentera Feed
Campart
Eason Mills
Waveris
Hoe
Mr. Simmims
Famiir
King
Albany
Commieccenera
Frederick Siuart
Hiowiay
Cpe
Onis Charlaiesa
Governor Smith Unable to Attend Orange County Fair
George R. VanNamee, secretary to Governor Smith, informs Dr. Andrew Schriver of the Orange County Agricultural Society that the governor cannot attend the Orange County Fair on August 14. His three weeks of state engagements and lack of vacation prevent travel, with him hoping for understanding of the circumstances and assuring the fair’s organizers of his regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
George R. van Namee
Candidate Charvns Haines Withdraws From Assembly Race
Charvns Haines of this area withdraws after recently announcing candidacy for the Assembly in the Second Orange district. The move clears the field for the nomination and shifts the race dynamics for the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charvns
Haines
Ess
Orange
Rural Schools Across J State Ordered to Install Sewers
All country school districts with over 27 pupils must install sanitary sewer systems by January 1, with separate entrances for boys and girls. Department fines range from 100 to 860 dollars per district for noncompliance in Oraitise county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Country School
Birth of Twins to Mr and Mrs Eisner
Mr and Mrs M. Eisner announce the birth of twin babies born Wednesday at their home in Grand Arena. The twins weigh nine pounds combined with the boy and girl weighing roughly equal amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisner
I Grand
Arena
Fei
Tms
Ueichs
Orange Farm Crops Reportedly Boosted by Local Efforts
Whiam F Perlant, counts ouper intendent of the Poor, visited Byiddle foun Tessar and spoke with Mr. Dorland about orange farm crops. The scene described a cooperative effort and a brigatedook fore successful reer among workers and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Farm
Byiddle
Cow Testing Ass'n Holds Meeting In Blooming Grove
The Cow Testing Association met Monday in Blooming Grove under L. B. Greens and elected officers: President Louis Felter Washingtonville, Vice President Raymond Ackerly Crystal Run, Secretary Treasurer Marcus Sears Blooming Grove. Directors include E. Johnson Washingtonville and F. L. Hartline Washingtonville. Members will hire a tester and keep yearly cow records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blooming Trove Cow Testing Association
Nrove
L. B. Greens
Orange County Farm Bureau
Louis Felter
Washingtonville
Raymond Ackerly
Crystal Run
Marcus Sears
Blooming Grove
E. ©. Johnson
F. L. Hartline
Us Fesociation
Rifle drill planned for Company I at Goshen Range
The Company I rifle practice is set for Goshen Range on August 23, with competition for the Stansbury Talcs Veterans Association and Officers medals and state decoration. Major Edward J. Parish will direct the shooting, while Company K Warwick will shoot on August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Tange
JS Madden Decker
Stansbury
Talcots
Veterans’ Association
Edward J. Parish
Third Brigade
Warwick
Dr C R Seymour Enters Mayor Race In Binghamton Primary
The Binghamton Press reports Dr C R Seymour, recently retired from ti ny, is a Democratic candidate for mayor in the upcoming primaries. The report notes former president Powers and for seats denied, with Powers possibly aiming for the role as well. The piece references the Knights of Columbus and local party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghannon
Dor
Charles Seymour
Tiny
Teinig
Parhamton Presa
Powers
Binghamton
Ferrey
Knights of
Colymbua
Farm Bureau Exhibit on Local Plant Diseases
An exhibit by the County Farm Bureau will highlight nematode and plant disease problems in Orange County crops. Experts will staff the display at the upcoming fair, identifying issues and offering guidance on prevention and control for residents and growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
pOrance County
Man Vater
Greene
Water Carnival Prizes At Yankee Lake Carnival
The article notes 12 lowne cars and other prizes for a theater carnival at Yankee Lake Saturday donated by Pite Resi. Mr. Von Berg provided the prize for the rvnay race which becomes the winner's property after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Lake
Pite Resi
von Berg
Wilson Case Near End in Newburgh Court Hearing
County detective Hutchinson testified on efforts to clean up disorderly venues in Newburgh as the Hirschberg Wilson controversy nears conclusion. Lozier, Wright, and other witnesses described trips to Goshen and alleged vote buying while grand jury and election cases were reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Newburgh
Aug
Lee
Hirschberg-Wilson
Hirschberg
Wilson
Kohn
Hoffman
Third
Front Streets
Equar J
Lozier
Isaac B. Lozier
Asdermon
Henry Hirschberg
M. 11. Hirschberg
Trozier
Creass
Wuld
Mr. Hirschberg
Court House
Count Lynare
Itrian
Braun
Sing Sing
Goshen
Gosh
Sherif
Board of Supervisors
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Hutchins
Hirschburg-Wilson
Major Wilson
Lieut
Osborne
Major Wright
Charles A. Kayne
Montgomery
Strand
Mr. Kaune
McGuor
Kayne
Wyzant
Grothard Hill
McGiffert
James D .McGifert
Mr. McGiffert
Officer Moore
Lawning Park
Masquerade Ball at Erie Hotel in Pine Bush
A Saturday masquerade ball in Pine Bush at the Erie Hotel honored Mrs. John Hares and her guests. Judges from Newburgh New York and Pine Bush awarded prizes to Richard Lavis and Herbert Gussenheimer impersonating the Gold Dust Twins. Mrs. Rosenfield won best for women the athletic tramp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bush
Rcs
Pias Bush
John Hares
Erie Hotel
Samuels
Newburgh
Hitchman
New York
Terwilliger
Richard Lavis
Herbert Gussenheimer
Gold Dust Twins
Rosenfield
Eda Cohn
White Plains
Alfred McCarthy
Birmingham
Henry Sunon
Paterson
Mrs. Underwood Found Dead in Minneapolis Apartment
In Lacrosse Wisconsin on August 3, Mrs. Underwood wife of FLD Car derwood president of the Enje Raik road was found dead in her Minneapolis apartment. A casket was open and two sons Russell and Will survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
Wis
Sera Toakreow
Fld
Carderwood
Enje Raik Road
Manneapolis
Tader
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railroad
Russell
Will
Thompson Ridge and Hopewell Chives Event Announcement
Fragmented notice lists Thompson Ridge and Hopewell Chives scheduling an event Friday August 15 with a Hopewell group planning a related meeting Sunday. Mentions Jose Lead, Henry Camnaz, and visit to Camp Funston Kansas. References Mrs Mam and Mrs Maher assisting as events unfold at an international convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Ruise
Hopewell
Chives
Aus
Ton Taane
Hopewen
EL Sevieur
Meetos Sanday Evenans
Jose
Leade
Henry Camnaz
Moers
Camp Funston
Kansas
Maher
Jamestown
Moore
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Orange County Fair Firemen
John Arftmann
Orange County Fairs
Mygrants
Mince
Frarmce
New York Presa
John Collins
Conway
Herbert Clark
Carl Deihl
Richards
Mammoth Bass
Sousa
Captain Smith
Wiliam Damy
The
West Point
James Williams
Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra
Firemen’s Association
Edward J. Collins
J. D. Tweed
Joseph McClughan
Henry M. Leonard
J.D. Tweed
Wygant D. Fowler
Me. Leonard
Democratic City Committee
John W. Goodrich
Charles Hanstein
John Moran
Mr. Leonard
Goodrich
Smith
Orange Co. Fair
Ass’n
C. R. Seymour
Farm Bureau
Hutchinson
Vile Places
City of
Lindsau
Hutchins
Ferrell
South Street
Prospect Street
de Vasto
Mirchbert
Major
Chief Brown
Mutehtad
Murschiers
Converention
Merele Leterme
Provecy Street
Uies
de Varo
Michael de Vasto
Ferret
Hatchans
Hutchings
Divehine Wes
Canspreaton
Dorschbarg
Ar. Wilson
Earl Cass Ae
Uurschberg
Grand Jury
Earl
Hirssiberg
Thompson Ridge
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