Was This Man The Murderer In Gross Death Case
Newburgh, Aug 27 authorities seek clues in the death of Louis Gross in the West Shore tunnel. A nameless man died of tetanus at St. Luke's Hospital after a suspected struggle, with ties to the Storm King road and a possible Austrian Russian Pole identity. The case overlaps with the Gross murder inquiry, as investigators note a broken night stick and blood signs suggesting a prior altercation. The wild Storm King region offered easy concealment for a killer, if one existed.
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Newburgh
St. Luke’s Hospital
Burgess
Hayes Construction Co
Cornwall
Storm King Road
Walter Borthhardwa
Gross
Islaus
Louis Gross
West Shore
Borthhardwa
West Point
King Reak
Mystery in Movements i and the Cross killing
Report discusses the Cross murder, possible suspects, and missing money and papers from Gross. Envelope on the victim’s person traced to Chicago July 29 with mail arriving in Corning within days, suggesting August arrival. Local notices mention church, picnics, and visitors in Ellenville village.
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Hayes Construction Cd
Storm King
Gross
Chicago
Corning
Fts
Bort Hardway
Ellenville Soldier Home After Wounding in War
Ellenville, Aug. 37 William A. Cointot arrived home from overseas after being mustered out at Camp Dix. He enlisted two years ago as a private, was promoted to corporal, and was severely wounded in action then recovered and remained in service until now.
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Ellenville
William A. Cointot
Camp Dix
William
Tracy Schoonmeker
Miss Morse
North Main Street
May—Van Deusen
New York
Thomas Dew
West Hoboken
Duggan
Center Street
W, BP, Marsh and Children
Ridgefield Park
Contract Award For Basha's Kill Bridge Approved
Port Jervis news reports a special city council meeting approving the Deerpark Town Board's Aug 14 award to United Construction Co for building a new bridge over Basha's Hill at Cuddebackville for 2487 dollars. The 13 ton capacity bridge replaces a 22 year old span, with Port Jervis covering 89 percent of the cost per charter, netting the town about 889.60 after prior payments, to be included in 1920 state and county taxes. Deerpark has four miles of highways.
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Port Jervis
Common Council
Deerpark
Board of Supervisors
Port Jervia
Leerpark
Car Stolen From Maybrook Found Hidden in Brush
A Ford touring car owned by Arthur Rooney was stolen in Maybrook on a Friday night and found hidden in brush along a road between Maybrook and Montgomery. It had apparently roamed the area until gas ran low, located by a farmer.
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Waigen
Rank
Arthur Rooneys
Maybrook
Grouth
Montgomery
Entertainment At Pine Bush Pleases Local Audience
Pine Bush August 27 One of the finest entertainments in years took place at Pythian Hall for Pine Bush Worary dund. Miss Doris Beihuff violin solo plus Mrs Beihuff piano drew praise from a large audience. Readings by Mrs Fred J. Decker amused, J E D Decker performed La Marseillaise in French with piano. Scouts drill under Scoutmaster Lewis impressed. Camp Fire Girls appeared in costume around the Camp Fire. Arthur P Kogalsky sang in Russian with Andrew N Arnoff on piano. Rev William Chambers presided and announced each number. The Library Association thanks donors. John Hayes and wife moved to Middletown to run boarding house nearby with A B Grown taking over.
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Pine Bush
Pythian Hall
Doris Beihoff
Beihoff
Lewis
Arthur P. Kogalsky
Russia
Andrew N. Arnoff
Arnnoff
Frien
William Chambers
Graham
Library Association
John Hayes
Middletown
Erie
A. B Grown
Immeiate
Robinsons MLB figure and local obituaries noted in vacation report
The piece mentions Lobinson of the MLB and a church trip to Asbury Park during vacation. It notes Mr Robinson suffered throat difficulty for a week or two. Norward Johnston died at his Borden Avenue home in Fine Bush after weeks of stomach trouble. Miss Gladys McKinney of Middletown visits friend Miss Margaret Watson.
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Lobinson
MLB. Church
Asbury Park
Mr. Robinson
Norward Johnston
Borden Avenue
Fine Bush
Gladys McKinney
Middletown
Miss Margaret Watson
Walden G. O. P. Endorses Montgomery Town Candidates
Walden Republican committee met in Montgomery to set primary details for September 3. It endorsed Thomas B. Gibson for county treasurer and Earl H. Houghtaling for assemblyman, both Montgomery residents, while denying any endorsement of a surrogate candidate from outside the town.
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Walden
Republican Committee
Montgomery
R . Hume
Republican Caucus
Trustees
Newburgh
Edwood C. Smith
Republican Ticket
Fame
Edson Tears
W. T. Snider
L. H. Taft
Thomas B. Gibson
Earl HH. Houghtaling
Pine Bush Girl Sought in Newburgh Search
Friends seek Irene Kascougt, a five foot six girl from Pine Bush, last seen without notice in Newburgh. She has light hair and wore a blue and white hat, pink shirt waist, white skirt and white shoes.
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Newburgh
Irene Kascougt
Pine Bush
Misa Kasecougt
Spain Honors Great Men Reflected on Paper Money
A Spanish paper recalls honoring great literary figures painters and musicians through currency. The article highlights national pride in cultural icons and the symbolism of money as a tribute to tradition and talent.
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Spain
France Plans Big Cattle Purchase and Goshen Farm Shifts
Goshen August report says agents from Leprestre Miller stock farm planned to buy at least ten thousand head of cows for France to revive ruined dairies. Several hundred cattle have been shipped from Goshen, and management hints the farm may shift to horses for French trade amid New York activity and an ongoing milk probe.
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Goshen
Leprestre-Miller
France
Orange County
Rena le Prestre
New York City
Kirby
Times
Iie
New York
Mr. Kirby
Goshen Farms
Beoward Swann
Torrin Dooling
New York County
Goshen Farm
Smith
Planned Change Cited Despite Current Closure
Report notes a planned change amid a cited current closure. Details indicate officials plan adjustments despite ongoing limitations and emphasize timing considerations for implementation.
Victory Medals For Soldiers Fought Abroad In War Service
War Department announces a Victory medal for officers and enlisted men who served on active duty between April 6, 1917 and November 11, 1918 with honorable service. Battle clasps awarded for major operations. overseas service earns additional clasps for France Italy Siberia Russia England and other campaigns. Bronze stars added for each battle clasp and silver stars for cited acts in orders.
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France
Italy
War Department
Army of
United States
Anyers
Army Training Corps
Summey
E. Aisne
Chemin Des -Dames
Rhems
D. Montdidier - Noron
E. Champagne - Mame
F. Aisne-Marpe
I. Ypres-Lys
J. SS Michiel
Siberia
Russia
England
Offcer
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John MacDonough
Albany
Kingston
Times-Press
Ree
Holmes Music House, Inc
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Faber, Keller, Marshall & Wendell
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Holmes
Nettow
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Laudwig
Victor
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