Milk Strike Discussion Highlights Grange Meeting
The meeting featured remarks by Worthy Lecturer J Scott King and others on the milk surplus and dairy co operatives. Officials described pressure from all sides and the need for inexpensive receiving stations or cooperative creameries to manage milk surpluses and potential strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorentz
J Scott King
Britain
Floyd Keeney
Leander Keener
Manning
New York State Grange
Pomona Grange
New York
Dairymen's League
Juanatis
Mr. Farley
Grace Keeney
D. V. Farley
League
Walden
Montgomery
Thompson
Farley
J. Scott King
Robert Smith
Darkmen's League
Uber Epeak Ec
Milliman
King
Millman
Farm Bureau
Move to widen King Street eyed by Citizens
City officials and merchants plan to widen King Street from North Street to James Street by acquiring parts of the Van derBeek property and in front of the Swarm Building. The Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Thompson support the project with a city commission to condemn space and fund the expense. Local property owners and those who benefit will share costs as the street is expanded to better handle traffic.
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King Street
van derBeek
A. Samuels
Edward C. Strack
North Street
James Street
Chamber of Commerce
Common Council
Thompson
Io. Andersood
Vanderslick
King
Momins
Nieht
National Bank
Thoradar
Times-Prees
Renuewan
Champer of Commerce Leaders Attend City Dinner
Goria of the Champer of Commerce, Maror Thompson and W Boot Raeeker will to attend the erachivation dinner of the Chant of Commerce of that city.
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Goria
Champer of Commerce
Maror Thompson
W. Boot Raeeker Willo
Kingeton Tevtay
Chant of
Newburgh Child Fatally Injured by Car
Six year old John Walker Jr of Highland Falls was struck at Broadway and Mill Street by an automobile whose owner was not identified. He ran ahead of his mother while crossing and the car knocked him down, injuring the back of his head. he was rushed to St Luke's Hospital.
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Newburgh
John Walker, Jr
John Walker
Highland Falls
Broadway
Mill Street
Milltreet
St. Luke's Hospital
William Norris dies a Prominent Godetefroy Resident
William Norris longtime postmaster of Godefroy dies at Summitville where he helped develop the Monticello railroad. He married Jemima Whitlock in 1858 and left wife three children Williams Norris Jr Jemima Swartwoat and Deurrell Sears. He is survived by siblings and grandchildren. funeral Sunday at 2 pm at the family home with Rev. A B Hornton officiating. Burial in Cuddebackville Cemetery.
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Godefroy
Summitville
Monticello
Ontario & Western Railroad Company
Mr. Norris
Jemima Whitlock
Cuddebackville
Joseph Whitlock
Sally van Buen
Deerpark
Williams Norris, Jr
Godesfroy
Jemima Swartwoat
Deurrell Sears
Solomon
Clifford Sears
Isabelle Swartwout
Ldilian Nottisa
Charles H. Norris
New York City
Martha J
Robert C. Jackson
A. B. Hornton
Port Jervis
Plan Dedication Service Tuesday at Methodist Church
Pinefesh Dec 8 Memorial banners installed in the Methodist Church for dedication starting next Tuesday. Gifts honor Rev. Joseph Lone pastor S034 and multiple local families including McEwen Jordan Henry Schmitt Mintram and the Ladies Aid Society Epworth. Guest J. G. Bersoe of New York and a son of famed Beckall player Karles Herroe attended.
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Pinefesh
Methodim
Joseph Lone
Fowler McEwen
J. M. McEwen
Francis Willard
Rachel Beline
Mary Bodine
Monroe
C. A. Jordan
M. Jordan
Amos & Baker
Amos &S. Baker
Annie
Wiliam J. Henry
Catharine RL Schmitt
Kilian Schmitt
Edwina Mintram
Elwood Mintem
Ladies Aid Society
Epworth Seas
J. G. Bersoe
New York
Karles Herroe
Bazaar at M E B Church Draws Notable Attendance
A sale held at the M E B Church drew a large crowd with both afternoon and evening sessions well attended. The display featured a variety of fancy and useful articles on the tables and copper items that most visitors found desirable were sold out.
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M. EB
Window frame blown from bank building onto street
A large window frame torn from the Merchants' Bank building during Wednesday afternoon's gale blew down into Nemh Street narrowly missing pedestrians. The massive frame toppled from the upper floor parlor area but caused no metal injury. Mrs. D. W. Lee reports improvements at her home near Citcley Tie. Pierson Sanford of Waretek remains critically ill after two weeks of serious illness and fasting.
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Hing
Sireta
Nemh
Ube
Pierson
Sanford
Waretek
Newburgh Court Hears Damages and Settlement Prospects
In Newburgh on December 7 the Hudson Valley Dairy Co case against Louis Kudaus ended with a no cause of action verdict. Agnes Rigney sues William Herron for breach of promise to marry seeking $25,000. settlement anticipated as Justice Hirschberg delays ruling. Court adjourns to December 18 as Bertram Haigh sues New York Military Academy for $50,000 over hazing injuries. Other filings include Dr. Sweeney v George Girdura for $200 in medical fees.
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Times
Newburgh
Hudson Valley Dairy Company
Louis Kudaus
Supreme Court
Henry Kobi
Justice Hirschberg
Agnes Rianey
Highland Falls
William Herron
Bayshore
L. L
John Rigney
West Point
Miss Rigney
Ainreement
Mrs. Herron
Bay Shore
Misa Rignery
Wallace, O'Neill & Groaney
A. H. F. Seeger
Mr. Wallace
Mr. Seeger
Justice Hirachberg
Hirachberg
Bertram Haigh
New York Miliary Academy
Cornwall
David C. Gotwin
New York
Ara Beeker
Senan L. Streener
George Girdura
Cedar Clif
Sweeney
Drivers Under Eighteen Forbidden to Operate Autos in New York
In Alts ty Dec 7 a statement from Secretary of State Francis M to Police Chief George BAL of Gloversville confirms that no person under eighteen may operate a motor vehicle locally unless accompanied by a licensed chauffeur or owner who is at least eighteen. The ruling, echoed by the attorney general, specifies the driver must be overseen by an adult.
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Altesy
Uniese
New York
Francis M
George Balfasith
Gloversville
Altgracy
Hoege
Ahe Feo
John D. Archbold Laid At Rest
The funeral of John D. Archbold was held in Tarrytown with Chancellor James A. Dar of Syracuse University officiating. The service occurred during a period marked by solemn respect for the fate of men.
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John D. Archbold
Wy International News Service
Tarrytoon
John
Archbold
Standard
James A. Dar
Syracuse University
ATL Treteee
Florida syndicate aims Newburgh as transport hub for vegetables
W Champlin, representing a Florida syndicate, met Central Hudson officials in Newburgh to discuss using the city as a distribution point for south grown vegetables. The plan envisions a 40 car daily Florida to New York train with Newburgh as a covered substation and other Orange county points served by motor to cut costs.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
W. A. Champlin
Florida
Central Hudson Steamboat Company
New York City
New York
Newburgh Delos
Orange County
Teiper Defense Defense Springs Surprise in Buffalo Trial
Associated Press reports defense in John Edward Teiper murder case argues drug crazed attack by an intruder killed Mrs Agner M Teiper and her son Frederick. Prosecutors allege robbery with $199 taken. defense cites lack of bloodstains and possible intruder sighting. Witnesses note farm friction and the alibi of Dr J B E Lermont and family travel from Montour Falls to visit relatives.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Agner M. Teiper
Frederick
John Edward Teiper
Munters
Rowdery
Atadge Reero
Tie
Germans Claim Capture of Many Prisoners in Great Victory
Berlin reports say Central Roumania fronts retreat as Bucharest area falls to German Austro Hungarian and Turkish forces. Bucharest and surrounding areas yield hundreds of officers and thousands of troops while counterattacks fail to halt advancing Teutonic units.
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International
Berlin
Roumania
Kimpina
Bucharest-Cloescais
Austre Denmans
Gemnen
Bucharest
German War Office
Transylvania
Verdun
Meuse
le Mort Homme
Dead Man Hill
Lick
Lugs River
Volhynia
Petrograd
Carpathian
Transylvanian Alps
Paris
Alles
Petit Parisienne
von Mackeneen
Defenderea
Barite
Mordarta
Surprise anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Wilson
Mr and Mrs G R Wilson were surprised at home by Nip and Tock Lodge No 9 members and friends on Wickham Avenue to mark their 23rd wedding anniversary. About five couples attended with games music and light refreshments. Mrs Wilson presides over the lodge and received many silver gifts from friends hoping for a 10th anniversary celebration.
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G. R. Wilson
Nip and Tock Lodse
B. of
R. T
Wickhama Avenue
Carranza Said to Favor Agreement
A fragmented report notes Carranza favored an agreement following remarks attributed to Mealesm Amertieah peat commmrnecaiet, with unclear details and context.
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Carranza
The
Mealesm Amertieah Peat Commmrnecaiet
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Pincus A. Strausaman
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W. B. Drake
D. Horton
M.D. Carey
Ode " Weed
Gurshor Little
Godeffroy
Pine Bush Church
Mre
D. W. Lee
Citcley Tie
Sera Serhrnsty Mb
O. Osborne
Tanzer-Osborne
Charles W. Wax
Oliver Oehorne
Mra. J. BE. Lermont
Montocr Falls
Helen
Lonton
Roumants
Copenhagen
Mrs. Wilson
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