Arrest Soon in Infanticide Case
Burleyvilla November 30 authorities who found an infant body buried under stones on the Jacob Hulman place identified a likely suspect, a Polish servant woman formerly on the farm now in New York City. The case, tied to a 16 day concealment, may go before the next Grand Jury. The garments helped link the servants’ household to the infant. Police, coroner, and district attorney coordinated the inquiry as they prepare formal action.
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Burleyvilla
Jacob Hulman
New York City
Nelson Hewlett
Thia Village
Farquhar Place
Jacob Hillman
Ile Discovery
F. W. Laidlaw
Cauthers
Cook
L. G. Laidlaw
Jeter
Thsir
Vasily
Astrict
Cauthersa
de Serva Brest
Maltby Speaks on Dance Hall Evils
Rufus C. Maltby of this city delivered an address at North Street Congregational Church on Some Observations of Six Years in a Dance Hall. Four hundred attended as Maltby spoke 45 minutes and urged a man in charge to enforce proper conduct at such gatherings.
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Rufus C. Malths
Matty
Concert For War Victims Big Success at Stratton Theatre
A Sunday afternoon benefit concert at Stratton theatre drew a full house for the 24th Separate Company and about 20 local musicians. Rev Forest P. Hunter opened with a prayer as Miss Marjorie Horton and Miss Florence Brady performed duets and solos amid orchestral pieces and a William Tell overture led by Edward C. Vollmer.
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Stratton Theatre
Belgium
Emerson H. Rose
Company I
Forest P. Hunter
First Baptist Church
Haydn
Marjorie Horton
Tabama
John F. Gordon
Gordon
Miss Horton
Florence Brady
Golland
Wiliam
Edward C. Vollmer
Spicker
Stanard Dow Butler
Relcinmas Sation
Telephone thief nabbed in Newburgh raid
A man was arrested by Newburgh police after breaking open cash boxes at multiple pay stations in Orange and surrounding counties. The suspect, seen at a post office pay station earlier, was chased by a pursuing officer after a confrontation near the West Shore station. The weeklong spree tied together robberies at Erie and O and W depots with about $17.50 recovered in Port Jervis.
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Newburgh
Port. Jervis
Goshen
Erie
Middletown
Port Jervis
Eris
Modie
Orange County Telephone Company
Erie, C. & Wang
West Shore
Put & Man
New‘burgh
Thn
Meeting of Farm Bureau in Goshen Court House
The Farm Bureau Association will hold a meeting in the Court House in Goshen Saturday at 1 30. The finance committee will report and show how much money has been received or pledged for the coming year. The executive committee will plan the year’s work and discuss office rent and amendments from the last meeting. FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Mr and Mrs John B Meola of Norwich celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary at their Front Street home.
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Farm Bureau Association
Goshen
Finance
John 2B Meoia
Norwich
Cis
Front Street
Insured Farmer Injured by Corn Huskers Machine
George Ferguson, a well known farmer between Wantage Station and Owena along the L N E Railroad, suffered a severe hand injury while feeding a power corn husking machine. A corn ear jammed the mechanism and his glove on the left hand was drawn into the tucker before he could stop the machine. Assistants and a physician attended to the injured hand.
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George Ferguson
Wantage Station
Owena
Ferguson
Harp
Haewerty
Grace Church Annual Election Results Reported
The annual Grace Church election was held yesterday morning. Vestry appointees include George T. Bryant as secretary and five-year terms for Hill, Haren, Hannawar, and C’s verityman. The Times-Press notes a new issue of the Rooster Almanac is available at the business office.
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Graces
Switchman Finds Babe in Coal Car
Port Jervis reports the body of a newborn girl found in an Erie coal car Sunday night by switchman W E Cole. The infant, about seven hours old, was wrapped in a Buffalo Times paper and had a cotton string around the neck. Autopsy says death by choking. car originated from Susquehanna with a soft coal load. Police notified. investigation ongoing.
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Port Jervis
Buffalo Times
Erie
E. Cole
Kelly
E. J. Ilarding
B. J. Leahy
Susquehanna
Friendly Play Presentation At Grace Church Parish House
A Girls Friendly Society event at Grace Church Parish House features a member play and an interlude of commercials from the society magazine. Rehearsals are complete with costumes prepared. a draft run is planned tomorrow evening and admission will be charged for the public to view the program. The event is expected to draw a good attendance and ongoing refreshments. DISMISSED THE APPEAL.
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Grace Church
Diatiac
German Fleet in South Atlantic and Russian Front Updates
News from multiple fronts reports varied war activity. Cracow siege continues with bombardment as Russian and Allied observers debate German advances in Polish and East Front theaters. Paris and Berlin dispatches note mixed results and cautious signals despite ongoing combat and strategic moves.
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Poland
Berlin
Darkehmen
Miss Herman Named by Wife in Divorce Proceedings
Mack, Nov. 30 Ferdinand Pinney j Hacle reports a new marriage tie amid ongoing divorce actions. Mrs Earle and Justice Tompkins dispute the legality as depositions reveal Mr Earle courting Miss Charlotte Herman while married. Oxford testimony recounts alleged love letters and plans for separation after continents trip.
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Mack
Ferdinand Pinney J Hacle
Affinity Fama
Poul
Mra
Earle
Diverca
Tompkins
Wa Depostes
Charlotte Herman
Earie
Nuvota
Helen Theodory Brallord Farle
Oxford
Engjord
Tatice
Roz Monros
Berry
Tompkins County Voters Face Rising Election Costs
In Ithaca in November, Tompkins County voters paid about 3 cents per voter in 1924, up from 64 cents in 1913. Total county votes reached 7,107 this year with election expenses around 4,000 dollars, compared with 7,206 votes and 3,426 dollars spent last year.
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Ithaca
Tompkins County
Waa & 206
Local residents seek aid as several suffer injuries and illnesses
The article lists multiple individuals from Smith Street and surrounding areas facing medical issues. Mrs William Remsen wrenched ankle. Yeoang from Liberty has not improved. Lowrey seriously ill in Sussex. Frank J. Bartem ill at Thrall and transferred to 13 Wells Avenue. John F Dessemary recovering from a tooth infection. Reviver and Mrs Earie chatresn are mentioned among others whose names are not disclosed.
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William Remsen
Smith Street
Yeoang
Liberty
Wells Avenee
John FL
Hennan
Earie Chatresn
Fenspec
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