Rules Laid Down For Republicans
Detroit December 4 The Republican national committee has no power to change the basis of representation in national conventions but can change how delegates are chosen to align with state laws. The legal committee led by Charles B Warren says the committee may call a special convention and set rules for delegate selection including state law conformity and district or at large delegates.
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National Committee
Charles B. Warren
Detroit
Republican National Committee
Washington
Thnt
Warret
United States
Great Britain
Hague Tribune
Wexley L Jones
James Ho Mann
Illnois
James A Fowies
Tennasses
Williamn Marshall Bullitt
New York
Roy O. West
Iinois
Sherman Granger
Ohio
Warren
Listriel
Columbia
Congress
Hla
TNGU
Larse
Larme
Nations Committee
Natonal Committee
Oura
Parta
Tao
Oeach
Bia
Hare
Alaska
District of Columbia
Torte Rico
Prupyina Tr Lands
Ange
Contested Delegates Rules for National Committee Credentials
Delegates from the District of Columbia tenrmorien and territorial within which all delegates shall be chosen and credentials forwarded to the secretary of the national committee. Notices of contests must be written with a printed statement of contest grounds filed within a time set by the secretary of the national committee.
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District of Columbia
Tenrmorien
Territorial
National Committee
We May Join Metropolitan Trotting Game
Dr. George M. Archer of Ridgewood New Jersey acted as starter at Orange County Fair races last fall and won in New York City Thursday evening. In conference with William F. Royce and F H Finn a plan to join the Metropolitan Circuit was proposed to raise local track racing standards. The move would bring fast horses from Goshen and Monroe to this city for early closing races with purses on the Monroe track.
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George M. Archer
Ridgewood
N. J
Orange County Fair
Wiliam F. Royce
The
Agricultural Society
F. H. Finn
Goshen
Monroe
Paine
Goalien
Sanatorium Association Holds Ninth Midwinter Meeting
The American Sanatorium Association held its ninth annual midwinter meeting at the Sanatorium at Otillville on Saturday and Sunday, December 7 and 8. Dr Herman M Blags spoke on desirable features of a large municipal sanatorium and Dr Charles W Milla discussed gasrointestinal complications of tuberculosis. Dr B A Knopf spoke on occupations for afebrile tuberculosis patients. Officers named Vincent Benritch Boston MA as President, Lawrason Brown Saranac Lake NY as Vice President, and Harry Let Barnes Watertown NY as Secretary-Treasurer.
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American Sanatorium Association
Otlaville
Herman M. Blags
Charles W Milla
B. A. Knopf
New York
Vincent ¥. Benritch
M.D
Boston
Mane
Lawrason Brown
Saranac Lake
N. TY
Harry Let Barnes
M. D
Watlum Lake
Trl
Mrs Muller's Gift for Home Aims to Aid Mothers
New York December 6 The Home of Expectant Mothers receives a gift of two acres of land from Rudolph A Muller president of the New York State Suffrage Association to build a maternity home on Castie Hil Monticello New York His plan includes adding ground as needed and donating milk fruit and vegetables from his estate Each guest will have a private room during a month stay and care will continue after release via the Vro Natal Feeding Association which may operate restaurants or send visiting nurses for mothers meals
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New York
Robert H. Sayre
Wilson
Rudolph A. Muller
A. Mabel Parker
Babies Aid and Welfare Association
Parker to Meet Children in Goshen This Afternoon
Miss Mario Parker, leader of the Laval Temperance Letien, will hold a meeting this afternoon at the Potebrterian chapel in Goshen for all people between ages 10 and 14. Discussion will cover organizing a regional presence and the topic is the advancement of temperance ideals.
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Goshen
Mario Parker
Laval Temperance Letien
Gerken WC. T. VV
Potebrterian Chapel
28,000,000 Bibles Printed This Year
Twenty billion copies of the Bible or Bible portions were printed in the past year, according to the report from Toronto. The broad production highlights vast Bible dissemination across regions.
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Toronto
Der
Emmeline 13 Fasting Again A Dancer Strike Report
Ameociltea Prem reports Emmeline 13 observes fasting as a dancer strike influences state events. Doc F-Emmeline Bank ham sequesters permit. Rixeder and state officials respond to allegations. Immediate actions documented amid a volatile local dispute and political friction.
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Ameociltea Prem
Rixeder
Doc
Emmeline Bankham
Aol
Taper
Hemun
Supervisors Proceed With Tax Returns And Refunds In Port Jervis
Goshen December proceedings recount corrected returns of unpaid real estate taxes from Union Free School District No 1 and other districts. Port Jervis franchise taxes were refunded after court reductions, with additional resolutions for town audits and bridge maintenance costs. A machine to print drafts was discussed for efficiency, and a request to acquire two copies was noted.
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Goshen
Board of Supervisors’ Law Committee
Union Free School District
Ddefpark
Gunther
Port Jervis Light & Power Company
Toth
Port Jervis Traction Company
Totalgo
Vail
Warwick
Wallace
Wallkil
Altemeier
Fort Jervin
Deerpark
Port Jervis
Flanagan
Sheri Ag
Union Free School
Board of Education
Chadtayne
OM. Meriter
G. W. Todd & Co
Mentzer
Port Jervis P. D. Seeks 29000 For Public Building
Port Jervis officials request 29 thousand dollars for a public building project. The proposal appears before Congress as part of the annual budget process. City documents outline expected costs and funding sources for the project.
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Congress
Port Jervis
Company I Wins Narrow Victory Over Monticello Five
The Company I basketball team defeated Monticello fast five 27 to 25 in Monticello. Pickard starred at center with strong jumping and guarding as both sides traded leads in a tight contest. Their next game is at the State Armory in Monticello against the Monarchs of Poughkeepsie on Friday night December 12.
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Casino
Monticello
Liberty
Hasbrouck
Joe Lennon
Murray
Spragua
Landfeld
Sever
Company I Boys
Pickard
Company I
State Armory
Monarchs
Poughkeepsie
Organ Recital Tonight in Goshen at St James Church
Frank H. Mather will give an organ recital at St James Church Goshen this evening. He will be assisted by soprano Miss Anta Dalton who will sing two solos Rejoice Greatly from Handel Messiah and Come Unto Me from the same oratorio. The next recital is set for January 2, 1914.
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Goshen
Frank H. Mather
St. James’ Church
Mather
Anta Dalton
Handel
E. B. Hunter Still Missing in Crystal Run Case
Goshen December 5 E. B. Hunter remains missing from his Crystal Run home for a week across Tuesday. His wife and children await word and any information should be phoned to 1-F1 Scotchtown.
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Goshen
E. B. Hunter
Crystal Run
1-F1
Scotchtown
Arm breaks in auto crank incident at State Hospital area
Arthur Loter, a chauffeur for Enterprise Electrical Company, was badly injured when a crank broke his arm in two places at the elbow and wrist while starting a Potter Wilcox auto near the State Hospital Sunday afternoon. He remains in pain and will be off work for some time.
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Arthur Loter
Eiedrical Company
Potter Wilcox
State Hospital
Loder
Nome Dime
Lawsuit Filed Against the B. & W. for 125000
Miss Junan T. Ramage sues the New York, Chicago and Western Railroad for 125000 over the death of her husband in a state crossing accident on September 27. The action names Taterson, Dec h, and others in the claim.
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Taterson
Junan T. Dance
Browent Amt
New York, Quehangna and Western Railroad
Louehand
Denver Buried Under Snowheadline
Denver is buried under a heavy snowfall with nine inches measured in places. Transportation is halted as trains cannot move and streets lie impassable. Snow continues to fall, triggering widespread delays and disruptions.
McLean Indicted on Two Campaign Conspiracy Counts
Arthur A. McLean and Everett Fowler indicted for receiving and soliciting campaign contributions from New York corporations in 1912. McLean, state treasurer for a decade, pleads not guilty. bail set at 2500. Fowler released without bail as he holds a separate $5000 bond.
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New York
Arthur A. McLean
Everett Fowler
District Attorneyy 3
McLean
Fowler
New York Tribune
Harold V Owens
Dale Engineering Company
Utica
Matthew van Alstyne
Shaughnessy Construction Company
O. Albany
General Corporation Law
Everett P. Fowler
Murphy
Bagman
Seneca Ps Hull
Cortland County
Owena
Thomas Bassett
John A . Bennet
Whitman
James K. McGuire
Union Oil Company
California
John Dos
Owens
Arthur A. BicLean
No. 1
West 34Th Street
Sangbag
Corporation
Utica Tan
Democratic State Committee
Albany
West 31Th Street
van Alstyne
United States Post Office Registry
Shaughnessy Company
Mechanics and Metals National Bank
C. Mosander F. Ritvan
Fourth Nations Bank
Robert HW. Vanderbill
Fourth National
Arthur A. Melevan
Ureasprer
Vander
Hilt
Jose B Pidseon
John Murphy
Maphways Department
Arnold G. Chapman Depty
Rahaeer
Sursvenor Mas
Hassel
WSS
Jobh Toeingilr
Heli
Madison R. Alirich
Jeepsie
Hassett
Nntters
New York City
Vo Bye Saal
Hidhwara
Aldrich
Xeninst Molen J
Acaine Fowler
Rand
Vallon Held on Fraud Charge in Sullivan County
In Monticello on December 4 Harre Vallon lost a case against Charzizs Webber in Sullivan County Supreme Court. He was arrested on a charge of grand larceny, bond set at 200 dollars. Vallon, a witness against ex Lieutenant Becker in the Rosenthal murder case, sought to foreclose a mortgage on the Webber farm. The jury found Vallon obtained the mortgage by fraud and voided it. Vallon vowed revenge on witnesses and accused Webber of misusing funds from Bridgie Webber. His attorney Bernard Sandler sought bail appeal, which was denied, and Vallon posted a large diamond ring as security. Vallon said he would bring Jack Ross as a witness Saturday.
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Hessatt
John. A. Mason
Democratic State Committee
Dis
Brows County
Tiny
Avis
McLean
Water Street
Newburgh
Rehokan
Orange County
Democratic Committee
Whitman
Fowler
Norman E. Mack
M.lean
Gordon Rees
William H. Kelley
Syracuse
Campaign
Hassett
Monticello
Harre Vallon
Charzizs Webber
Sullivan County
Chatten Webber
Fallsourg
Sulivan
Webber
Jack Rane
Bridsie Webber
Valton
Bridgs Webber
Valionco
Rins
Vallon
Jack Ross
Sat
Watch found linked to Erie and Jersey tracks victim
Frank Austin picked up a watch near the Erie and Jersey tracks at Howell on Thursday. The watch belonged to Lars Gunnar, of Malamora, the man killed at that spot Wednesday night. The watch was damaged, likely struck by a car wheel, and will be sent to the family in Mata Moras.
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Frank Austin
Erie
Jerser
Howell
Lars Gunarr
Malamorna
Matamoras
Operetta by Girls' Friendly Society at Parish Hall
The Girly Friends Society of Grave Church presents an operetta titled The Reamness Hiei at the Parish Home on December 12. Mrs Bandell directs the production, with plans for a polished performance by the group.
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Grave Church
Reamness
Pareh
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West Point Military Academy
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New York State
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