Third Day Fair Crowds Grow. Red Forces Drive from Warsaw
The Orange County Agricultural Society fair enters its third day with crowds larger than last year and strong turnouts for auto races and exhibits. Amusements surge, receipts rise, and weather cooperates, while two accidents mark the program including a serious arm fracture to G F Conley in the 2:18 trot and a high speed automobile jump gone wrong injuring Herman D Sager.
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Warsaw
Orange County Agricultural Society
Fmt
G. F.conley
Goshen
W. A. Bradford
New York
Horves
W. L. Dickerson
Joe
Conley
Thrall Hospital
Herman D. Sager
Mashrook
May Move the Public Market to Linden Avenue
The public market, located at West Main Street near Mrs. Sarah Bailey and Dr. Wilan Morgans, may shift to Linden Avenue between Joho and Franklin streets. Superintendent George C. Robinson will ask the Board of Aldermen for the relocation. A petition of Producers and local residents favors moving to Linden Avenue to maintain centrality.
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West Main Street
Sarah Bailey
Wilan Morgans
Linden Avenue
Joho
Franklin Streets
George C. Robinson
Board of Aldermen's Conference
Robinson
North Street
Cty
North’ Etreet
Wickham Avenue
Cox
Cratdy
Torstar Moras
Attendance at Orange County Fair Surpasses Last Year on Second Day
Second day turnout at Wadreaday's Orange County Fair exceeded the previous year while total receipts fell by 117 dollars. Child admissions under 12 were charged, reducing paid children's attendance compared with 1918. officials note more children attended Wednesday than on the same day last year.
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Wadreaday
Orange County
Primary petitions filed for New York state primaries
Four parties in New York file petitions to place complete state tickets on the September 14 primary ballot. Contests are expected in six Republican races and one Democratic race for U S Senate. Walker opposed by Luann in Dem primary. Also reports a Leap of Are car stunt in Aug and a highway committee appointment.
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Allegny
New York State
George F. Thompson
Niagara
Nathan I. Miller
Syracus
Unites States
Harry G. Walker
Minghamton
Ceoise R. Luan
Scheneetay
Toro
Nathan J. Miller
Syracuse
George
Thempem
Nias
Jewelry Burglar Jumps Into River To Escape Capture
A bold burglary suspect fled Rochester through Matn Street Bridge after being challenged by a police officer in the Glazer Company jewelry store. He escaped via a rear window gap into the Genesee River with three rings and other items worth hundreds. Police searched nearby with no success.
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Rochester
Genesee Stret
Jewlery
Glazer Company
Om Matn Street Bridge
Ator
Masked Bandits Steal Mail Pouches From Train
A masked gang robbed a fast mail train bound for Lith Rock last night in Hmita city. Four mail pouches containing registered mail were taken. Postal officials will assess the loss after examining the pouches’ contents and checking the car. A search for the bandits is underway.
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St Lnuis Aum
Casendatal Press
Velice
Postofcatespectora
Amiexourt Pacific
Hmita
Lith Rock
City groups plan evening meeting on Middletown traffic problem
Representatives from the City of Middletown Orange County Farm Bureau Association Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Middletown Automobile Club and Wallkill Transit Company will convene tonight at the Chamber of Commerce to solve the city traffic issue. Attendees include Mayor Cox and others named by organization. The effort follows prior discussions and a committee appointed by the Board of Aldermen pending final findings.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cl. of
Middletown
Orange County Farm Bureau Association
Rotary Club
Theodore L. Denton
New Hampton
TK Huttenheim
J. BD. McCoach
Frank AM. Finn
Meter IL S Mitchell
M.C. Merall
A.C. N. Thompson
William H. Funnell
Double Wedding At Grace Church Shambler Daughters Wed
Two daughters of Mr and Mrs W A Shambler married at Grace Church Wednesday afternoon. Eldest Lessey wed James Idewellyn Crowley. younger Florence Elisabeth married Albert E Buehler. ceremony led by Dr Charles Pitkella. Afterward a luncheon, then honeymon plans for Washington DC and New York. Several guests attended from Brooklyn and West New York. Gifts included jewelry and silver.
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Grace Church
W. A. Shambler
Nanth Street
Lessey 31St- Uernt
James Idewellyn Crowley
Wardington
J. C
Florence Elisabeth
Albert E. Buehler
Brooklyn
Epiacapa
Charles Pitkella
Mra
Timwleyett
Washington D.C
Hurbler
Newport
Th. I
Tbey
New York City
Jobin Greenwalt
Stee Twtty Constable
Wong New York
Ender
Weat Main Street
A. Tucker
Wiliam Boebler Asa
FR. Vosstere
Frooklin
George Gibson
West New York
Murderer May Pave OLISH Fled From the State, SUCCESSES Inquest Upon Victim
A gunman shot Didris Nosafer, proprietor of Sunnybrok Farm in Parksville on Tuesday night, killing him. County detectives and state troopers pursue leads toward the north, with an inquest to be held in Liberty this afternoon. Nosafer’s body will be shipped to New York for burial.
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sParksville
Aue
Auth Orides
Dousdas Danke
Didris Nosafer
Sunnybrok Farm
Times
Nanka
Tate
George N. Membat
Monticello
Delaware County
Liberty
McGibbon & Currey
Henry F. Gantner
Callhoun
John A. Miller
New
New York City
Sullivan County Census Reveals Population Drop
A Time dispatch from Washington reports that Sullivan County's population declined by 13 to 19 percent since the last census. The drop contrasts with expectations of growth, amid a noted influx of Jews from New York City over the past decade.
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Sulivan County
Timea
Washington
New York City
Sullian County
Albany PSC Denies Railways Increase in Passenger Fares
The Public Service Commission for the second district denied railroads in Albany state permission to raise passenger fares. It cited existing statutory rates and said increases would be discriminatory rather than based on insufficient returns. The commission reserves 30 days for rate complaints and retains suspension powers.
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Albany
Associated Press
Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gelebt Yates
Stalis
New York Central
Vostala
Communion
Bergdoll Sentenced to Four Years Hard Labor
New York April 13 Associated Press Erwin J. Bergdoll of Philadelphia found guilty of desertion by evading the draft and sentenced to four years hard labor at Fort Leavenworth Kan. He is also given an honorable discharge and forfeiture of pay and allowances. The court martial findings were approved by the judge advocate and will send Bergdoll to Leavenworth under heavy guard in a few days.
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New York
Associated Press
Erwin J. Heradonl
Philadelphta
De‘werion
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Governor's Island
C. C. Cresson
Leredoll
Neraloll
Alan
Slator
Bullard
Eastern Department
Tetedoll
Gas Shortage Leaves City Residents Cold
Orange County Puts Me Service Corp officials said gas shortages came from defective resting of the sap pipe at the generating plant on Fulton and Canal Street. The problem has been remedied though similar outages may reoccur, forcing residents to use coal or wood for cooking and heating.
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Lotal Humnere
Fae
Ponientiade
Orange County
Service Corporation
Loch Sheldrake Man Found Here Wanderer Returned Home
Samu Fy White a Loch Sheldrake resident was brought to local peace headquarters after wandering to the city. He was taken into custody Monday, then reunited with his wife and family Thursday.
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Samu Fy White
Loch Sheldrake
Charre
Omerr Leon & Moore
Trai
Little
North
Atreet Grocer
Loch Sheldrake Thureday
William F Royce Reaches Home After Long Trip
William F Royce secretary of the Orange County Agricultural Society race committee returned home after a around the world journey lasting ten months. He traveled from China via San Francisco and Worcester Massachusetts where he visited Grattan Knight Manufacturing Company and Worcester Teather Tanner. Royce had been a familiar figure at the Warrick Clay track races and aimed to resume duties after the Orient tour. WARWICK MAN DIES. George Nemmer a Warwick shoemaker died Tuesday in Newburgh at 38. He was a member of the Moose Lodge.
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Fair Grounds
Merman D. Sager
Marbrook
Sager
Cast-Kane, Inc
Strik. Ing Zgapl
M. Fagere Bret
Mr. Sager
Phils
Perpeet
Ty Breal
Hr Taurtar
Plata
Witliam F. Moser
Kere
Markt
Rimeel P
Orient
Resee
Anond
Warry
Reyee
Orange County Agricultural Society
Royce
San Francisco
Bhanchal China
Fharchalko
Grattan & Knight Manufacturing Company
Worcester
Mone
Teather Tanners
Teather Bette
Warwisk
Grorga Nemmer
Warwick
Digseil Sanatactuc
Newburgh
Moose Lents
Hawkins Family Reunion Held at Orange County Fair
The Hawkins family gathered at the Orange County Fair for a reunion with a bountiful dinner and social hour. Me a J. E. Hawkins chaired the event as president F. Mackies Corrapendent Secretary James J. Hawkies were elected along with local attendees from Hartford Cons and Alderman Cot Hawkies.
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Hawkins
Orange County
Mea
J. E. Hawkins
Hera
F. Mackies
James J. Hawkies
Cot
Hawkies
Mes Hawkies
Aca
Hartford
Potatoes and Produce Prices in Public Market Report
Market notes show potatoes at zero cents per peck with further drops at Thornlay's public market. Tomatoes, corn, and cabbage listed with varied cents per unit. Broilers and fowls priced in cents. observations reflect low-cost food items in the local market.
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Thornlay
Cora
Suffrage Defeated in North Carolina House Vote
The federal suffrage amendment failed in the North Carolina House of Representatives. The vote was 48 to 4, with supporters conceding defeat as the measure did not clear the required approval.
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N.C
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