Captain Huntington Shapes a Sea Life in New York Skyscraper
Capt Huntington, a ship’s master in a city view, works from a tower amid New York’s skylines as the Seamen's Church Institute extends its Navigation and Marine Engineering School. The program trains men for licenses, offers sun shooting on simulated bridges, and serves both mariners and yacht owners through a nation-wide Episcopal Church campaign aimed at expanding seafaring education.
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Robert Huntington
Huntington
John
Yale
H'M
New York
Harber
Singer
Woolworth
Kuntington
Anchorage
South Street
Seaman's Rch Institute
Captain Muntinggtan
Captain Muntington
Episcopal Church
YM. CG A Ayan IE
Seamen's Church Institute
Ila
Seamen's Church
Navigation and Marine Fine Vineering School
Hiram
Uncle Sams
Naty
Congressman Simpkins
Hog’s Corners
Naval Reserve
Local Post of American Legion Organized in Middletown
The Middletown post of the American Legion is organized with officers and charter members including Jacob S. Talimin and John A Kemtchen. The group plans to recruit other veterans and set activities while awaiting national charter confirmation by November 11. The post will publish the American Legion Weekly free of extra charge to members.
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American Legion
John
Kemtchen
Waaniinen
Opresidenda
Jacob $. Talimin
Wrouat
Oh. Benkes
Saath Veneer
Stanley
Arinkerhoff
Ralph P Bull Jonn
Ilnet
Mank Po Cas
Edwin Grin
Woo Vircent Vander
Herbart
HN Royce
Ar Monsen
Stivers
Charles Bo Walling
Worles
John Hanes
John A Korkchen
American Lagton
American Legion Weekly
Changes in State Guard Organization in New York
The Newburgh Times reports proposed changes to the State Guard of New York. The plan envisions disbanding the First Regiment and reorganizing into two Newburgh based companies with units from Middletown Warwick Kingston Poughkeepsie Yonkers Mount Vernon and Newburgh. Enlistees would serve six months with automatic reenlistment options. Commander John Rees is retiring. Representative Raphael Meants is named in the draft text.
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Times-Preas
Rewburgh
State Guard of
New York
Newburgh
Gne
Middletown
Warwick
Kingston
Poughkeepah
Yonkers
Mount Vernon
Noah Newburgh
Andersat
Oras
New
Celened
Jahn Rees
Raphael
Ithacan Elected President Of Volunteer Firemen
John Riston of Ithaca was chosen as president of the Central New York Volunteer Firemen, with Ithaca set as the convention city for 18, the organization uniting multiple counties and pledging support for state government amid concerns over unrest.
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Saracnee
Fur
New York
John Riston
Ithaca
Histeteo
Esa Iatin
Peraltes
Board Adopts Budget and Salary Increases for Janitors
At an adjourned special meeting the Board of Education adopted the 1920 budget after finance committee review. Salary increases for teachers and janitors are included, with total costs rising beyond prior estimates and affecting city schools for the coming year.
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Board of Education
W. W. Young
Cty
Werchera
Sim Sam
Jamaes M. Rall
School and library service costs rise for George W Reed
The board increased Reed's monthly pay from 336 to 109 per month for all services at the Schools and Thrall Library. Reed was granted a two week vacation after school starts. A school building inspection by the Board of Education is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon with Health officials expected to attend. The Thursday meeting included Mayor Fox, President Hopkins, Superintendent Tuthill, and others. After adjournment, they visited the Commissioner of Public Works to review cannon goods now on sale.
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George W. Reed
Ball
Young
Reed
Aus
Board of Education
Ety
Board of Health
Hopkins
Tuthul
Iruex
Young, Little
Bail
Stanton
Commnissioner of Public Works
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Fale
Achoo
Merchant Marine Service
U. S. Navy
Harbor
Gay
New Yerse
John A. Korschen
Armory
Bath
Tyra
Patie
Sparta
Edmond
Ted
Kore
Yaeger
Sevone
Vicegmaldoni
Chapae
The
Rte
Rover
Ahmed
Agiitthimal
Ersamiz Dion
Pen USA
Leiden
Cayiaty Maudie Perker
State Guard
Ithacan
Dame Fastion
Iala
Tange
New Sol
Ora
Coates
Heathertone
Silvertip Kersey
Kinen
Obryan
Geruine
Seaverette
Velour
Yukon
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