Kitchin real rift in Democrats late season
A Washington Sun report frames Claude Kitchin as a volatile House Ways and Means leader causing Democratic anxiety as the party braces for a tense new session. The piece notes his clash with President Wilson on national defense and questions whether his temperament and backing in the committee will sustain party unity.
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Petrel
William J. Bryan
Claude Kitchin
House
Washington
Vening Sun
Kitehin
Claude Kitehin
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Wilson
Kitchin
Aarge
Democrats
Ways and Means
John G. Carusie
Bamvel J. Randall
Congress
Buck Kitchin
North Carolina
William Walter Kiitchin
Kitehine
Underwood
Mann
Kitch
Champ Clark
Itme
Ife
Westbrookville Entertainment Delights Local Audience
A church program on November 20 drew large crowds with songs, recitations, duets and tableaux led by local performers including Viano Duet, Miss Schaws, Nora Culver and Merle McCarter. Proceeds benefited the Sunday School Christmas fund, totaling $17. A list of attendees from nearby towns joined the event.
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Westbrookville
Viano
Nora Culver
Bessie Page
Cora Pantley
Merle McCarter
Mabel Degroat
Mary Benedict
Miss Schaws
Eddie Page
Nellie Benedict
Freddie Zauseh
Mrs. VanSeiver
Mary Zavech
Lola Degreat
Curtis
Clifford
Albert
Kenneth
Luella Ashworth
Hilda VanSeiver
Stanley McDowell
Baby
Clara Page
Aviva
Ita Cemanes
Marquis Brundage
Mme Schawa
Christman Fund
Frank Racine
Mount Vernon
Post
Haven
Post’n Mall
Mise
Mongaup
Mra
Hert Rhodes
Lillian
Henrietta
Leta Nicholson
Port Jervis
David Rhodes
Mountain View
Studebaker
Flatbrookville Teacher Resigns Over Lone Town Mood
Newton New Jersey Nov 90 A recent Newton High School graduate Misa Louise Goldsmith resigned as teacher of the Flatworresse school in Walpack township citing loneliness in Flatbrookville. She served a little over two months after the late September opening due to a lack of a substitute.
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Newton
N. J
Flatbrookville
Misa Louise Goldamith
Ty. Matin Street
Newton High School
Walpack Township
Mise Goldsmith
Becaus
Board of Education
Prohibition Club Plans Active Work
The Prohibition Club of thinety met at Rev. C. H. Reynolds residence 297 North street on Tuesday evening with members present. It was the first meeting since spring tabernacle gatherings and aimed to arrange active work for the coming months. Vice-President BE. &. Israel presided as the club had no president after Edwin A. Goldsmith resigned. It was voted to appropriate 15 from the treasury to aid Rev.
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Prohibition Club of
Thinety
C. H. Reynolds
North Street
Tabernacle
BE. &. Israel
Edwin A. Goldsmith
Ald
Bank Thefts Cleared Up By Arrests
Three stylishly dressed men, who traveled by own cars and indulged in Broadway life, were arrested in New York on charges of trying to rob the Colonial bank at Eighty-Fhat street and Columbus Avenue. Detectives say one man used a hooked cane to tamper with the teller’s window to take $75,000. They fled when the teller turned, then visited the New Netherland bank and Gotham National bank before police arrests. The trio’s earlier robberies total between $100,000 and $150,000, with two identified as participants in the Dime Savings Bank Brooklyn raid and substation postal robberies.
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New York
Broadway
Colonial Bank
Eighty-fhat Street
Columbus Avenue
New Netherland Bank
Gotham National Bank
Pinkerton
Post Office
Dime Savings Bank of
Brooklyn
Cleary Requests Lawyer as His Defense in Funds Case
William V. Cleary once head of Haverstraw asks Justice A. B. Tompkins for a court appointed attorney. Judge Tompkins designates George Wyre of Nyack as counsel after noting Cleary cannot afford bail or hire a lawyer. Frank Comesky declines to participate. trial date to be set on November 13.
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New City
William V. Cleary
Haverstraw
Tompkins
George Wyre
Nyack
Frank Comesky
Cleary
Eugene Newman
Promises to Stop Border Raids Draw Attention at Carranza Meeting
General Vennetime Carranza met with Colonel A. P. Blockson near the Mexico United States boundary monument and assured no further violence would be attributed to sources on the Mexican side. Washington announces a through sleeper from Washington to Mexico City will begin December 15 as traffic normalizes.
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Browneville
Tex
Vennetime Carranza
Mexico
United States Boundary Monument
International Bridge
A. P. Blockson
Third
United States Cavalry
Carranga
Blocksen
Mestean
Washington
Mexico City
Dee
Republic
600 Miles in 400 Minutes Record Flight by Victor Carlstrom
Victor Carlstrom, the Curtiss aviator who recently died near the city, photographed at the Aero Club reception in New York after arriving on a record flight from Toronto in a EU military tractor Curtiss bi plane. He completed over 600 miles with only one stop in six and two thirds hours.
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Victor Carlstrom
Curtiss
Aero Club
New York
Toronto
Canada
Citizens' League Meet Set at Ramendell Home
C H Mattison, superintendent of the Citizens' League of Orange County, announces the next meeting will be held at the residence of W C Ramendell on Linden Avenue Tuesday evening December 21.
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C. H. Mattison
Citizens’ League of
Orange County
W. C. Ramendell
Linden Oreane
Defense of the United States by a large trained army
Captain Joseph M. Dickey argues for a massive peacetime army increase and expanded training. He envisions 209,909 soldiers, boosted pay scales, and a network of 100,000 recruits at ten regional points to train, with emphasis on artillery, engineers, telegraph and telephone corps, and a 10 000 strong aviation cadre.
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Joseph M. Dickey
Newburgh
United States
Dickey
General Staff
Army
Leonard Wood
Brsec
War Department
Switzerland
United States Army
England
Bernhardi
Sunday Sun
San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
Omaha
San Antonio
Chicago
Atlanta
Soninville
New York
Boston
Raleigh
Health Board Holds Session on Sanitary Sewer Links and Typhoid
The Board of Health met in City Hall to address orders for connecting properties to a sewer. Typhoid cases are down and improving. Milk samples from city dairies were tested and posted for public review. A public health nurse was hired for the year under the health law. Vital statistics show 41 deaths and 28 births in September and 26 deaths and 26 births in October.
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Board of Health
Hanmer
Bull
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Hanford Couple to Spend Ninth Winter in Florida
Mr and Mrs Charles D Hanford depart Ashville North Carolina for St Petersburg Florida to spend their ninth winter among warmer scenes They ebb to return briefly then travel west to visit relatives He remarks Florida life suits his refuge from cold winters and likens himself to a bird eager to fly south before cool weather returns.
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Charles D. Hanford
Ashville
N. C
St. Petersburg
Florida
Mrs. Hanford
Mr. Hanford
Shawangunk Grange Plans Election and Masquerade Ball
Shawangunk Grange No. 1018 of Greenville will hold its annual officers election at Grange Hall on Saturday evening December 4 with full attendance urged. A masquerade ball is set for December 10 at Grange Hall under the Grange, with music by Latham's orchestra. Miss Mabel McDonald is home from Port Jervis for Thanksgiving.
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Greenville
Shawangunk Grange
Grange Hall
Latham
Mabel McDonald
Port Jervis
Moonshiner's Daughter to Visit Florida for Dec Shows
Florida readers will see a three act comedy The Moonshiner's Daughter staged at Vail's Opera House on Dec 9 and 10 featuring a cast of known local players led by Dave Martin and Jim Blake. Also notes church events, a funeral, a Sunshine fair, and a Christmas season schedule from Dec 8 to 17 with Adams Company program and firemen fundraiser.
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Florida
Vail
Cranberry Corners
Dave Martin
Anshiner
Herbert Wilson
Wm. EB
Barry Jim Blake
Charles E. Couser
Dick Carpenter
Melvin Vernon Gerald Murphy
Willard Griffith
Mary Martin
Dave
May BP
Starr Annie Martin
Sarah
Jessup
Nellie Blake
Jim
Minnie Heinzelmann
the Grange
Christian Endeavorers
Orange Farm
Abbie Howell
Presbyterian Church
Miss Howell
Warwick
Decatur
Wash
Taber Knox
Albert Chamberlain
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society
Julia Schulta
Lyceum Hall
Calvin C. Crawford
Adams Company
Florida Lyceum
Elmer Crawford Adams
Roseth Knapp Breed
Minnie L. Sample
Remarkable Auto Accident Near Denton Described
Denton scene recounts a Ford accident last Wednesday night on a hill near Samuel Creeden's home. Five occupants from New Jersey escaped serious injuries after the car skidded and rolled twice before righting itself. Creeden aided a stranded passenger as authorities and Empire Garage handled the scene.
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Denton
Samuel Creeden
New Jersey
Empire Garage
T. J. Davis
Townsend
Sullivan County
Price
Ford
New Hampton Farm
Garret Defries
Denton Presbyterian Church
George Nash
Wyble
Ryerson Farm
Elmer Rhodes
Denton Hill
Preston B. Seaman
New York City
Louis Hepp
Brooklyn
D. E. Brome
Charles LeMangn
T. L. Denton
Bay State Suffs Spend for Equal Suffrage Campaign
Massachusetts suffragists spent or became liable for 56,024 during the recent campaign for equal suffrage. The report notes the suffrage movement in Boston and across the state, detailing campaign expenses and liabilities connected to the effort.
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Bay State
Boston
Massachusetts
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