Enrollment in County Low Amid Soldier Voter Absence
Voter enrollment in Orange County shows a marked drop this year, attributed to missing soldier voters and typical declines after a presidential election. The First Assembly district enrollment is 16,000 and the Second 14,142, compared with about 24,000 last year. Canvass procedures, including inspectors from both major parties, will begin once ballots arrive at Goshen.
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Orst
Trorb
Blegnyns
Gorshen
Miauuer
Orange County
Tlons
John BE
Corwin
No Times Press Tee
Goshenrom
Muga
Emily
Une Uther
Goshun
Ganvassurs
Macabees Hold Annual Election at Middletown Tent
Middletown Tent No 282 K C T M held its annual meeting on Thursday in Alliance. Officers elected for one year include Commander TS Benton, Livns. Commander-for Many. Recorder Job Sebbocher. Finance Keeper Edwin Thorpe. Chaplain Janu. Sergeant at Arms Nedberger. Master at Arms George A Sailth. First Master of Guard Wilkin Wood. Second Master of Guard Otto Knospe. Sentinel Chatten Boy. Meket Wild 1 Swinton. Joby Banipp elected treasurer to serve for a life of fifteen years.
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Middletown
Io Aluecabee Mall
Uerseas
Wuryu
Corander—I TS Bonton
Livns
Job Sebbocher
Udwin Thorpe
Janu
Constant Nedberger
George A. Sailth
Gumrd
Wilkin Wood
Otto Knospe
Wild
Swinton
Joby Banipp
Bifen Yuurn
Newburgh Law Firm Formed In December Announcement
A new law partnership in Newburgh is formed with Recorder Meter Cantillon and W. Clinton Domobiles joining forces. The firm is known as Cantillon & Loominch and includes Cantillon who has served as city judge for several years and Domobiles who recently graduated from Newburgh Academy.
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Newburgh
Recorder Meter Cantllon
W. Clinton Dombiles
Theattles
Serner
Wane Newburg Academa da 2A
Dominick
Edhe Ata
Thaue Cornell Wyseax da Tada
Suspected Spy Case Shocks Local Bar Community
A garbled report describes MAWBROOK fIAN being suspected as a spy and mentions a detective chief, a bar, and police activity. Despite incomplete text, the fragment hints at an investigation with alleged espionage links and a heightened police presence in Newhareb.
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Mawbrook Fian
Passengers on Erie No 8 Have an Exciting Time
Passengers on Erie No 8 had a near miss when the express train failed to stop at the dark station at 4 meloth, resulting in misinterpreted orders and the locomotive plowing toward frayed rails. The incident disrupted service near Newburgh and Albany as the wrong signal led the engine to collide with the that side, while military authorities granted a special permit for the Elks to hold a hall in the armory on Wednesday.
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Dee
Masseneera
York
Newburgh
Der
Rijs
Lerniaeiay
Hola
Albany
Elks
Local Officials Attend Funeral for Mrs Kerr in New York
Local officials including General Superintendent AL Nuelle and G. Ho Hopkins attended the funeral of Mrs. Eilanberh J. Cane, wife of Presdgat John L. Kerr, held in Lun3o Pdli and New York. Kerr died in Wilnscott. Mrs. Kerr, born in Newburgh, had lived in the area for years and left no children. Survived only by her husband. Sgt. 671 Regiment, U.S. Army, stationed at Spurlanburg, S.C., connected to the service.
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AL Nuelle
Motive Vewer
Blary
G. Ho Hopkins
Eilanberh J. Cane
Presdgat
John L. Kerr
Deremmon
New York
Kerr
Wilnscott
Mra. Kerr
Newburgh
Une
Broad Add Liberty Alriets
Mra
John Gilton
Kerrin
Bane
671 Regiment
U. S. Litsantyy
Spurlanburg, S. 0
Civil Service Job Test At The P O
On December 1 at the post office the civil service examination will be held for the position of clerk requiring knowledge of stenography or typewriting. In the federal service at Washington first year salary about 1000 dollars. Applicants must submit their city license on the date of the examination. A V Y Uitrek secretary of the Board of Civil Service Examiners.
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Washington
Killarion
A. VY. Uitrek
Board of
LS Civil Service Exanigers
Pestance
Red Cross Calls for Immediate Contributions Now
A chaotic plea requests immediate Red Cross donations to aid a wartime relief effort. The text notes hundreds of citizens in Neyburgh contributing, seeks funds to support Christmas packets, and urges timely gifts to supply relief materials and aid.
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Neyburgh
Marehapytes
Beaadies
Student Sacrifices Studies to Enter Military Service
The report notes Aden TT Wiser from Syrienne Unl aerats leaves his studies to serve the country. He joins the Navy Vaal battalion, enters training, and plans to aid in wartime efforts. His sacrifice and intent to support national defense are emphasized.
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Aden
Tate Gana League Protest for Hunting
A fragmented text mentions Tate Gana League planning a protest related to hunting. It references local names and unclear details about organizers and timings, with the main action described as a protest by a league.
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Tate Gana League
Nolan Family Mourns in New York Death of Mrs. Jennie Nolan
In Newburgh New York Mrs Jennie Nolan widow of shipbuilder Nick Nolan died after a long illness. She was formerly Miss Jennie Healy of Rockland. Survived by two sons and two brothers, with other relatives in the area.
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Newburgh
New York
Kaie Nolan
Niihaty Nolat
Nolan
Jennie Healy
Reaction
Effect of the Bone Dry Law in Delaware County
The Franklin county dairyman notes criminal business since the county became bone dry has dropped to 69 cases. Judge Raymond intimates that two trial terms a year will be necessary henceforth, saving considerable county expense.
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Delaware County
Franklin
Raymond
George Broughton Remains at Middletown Sanatorium
George Broughton, once a noted local tetber warrior, was taken to the Middletown Sanatorium on Meu fon avenue for treatment after paralysis on duty and a three year recovery period. He was wounded November 30, 1914 during the Honey HIN and Atlanta campaign, now showing improvement and hopeful for full benefit from the stay.
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George Broughton
Aku
Anu
Middletown
Meufon Avenue
Broughton
Balue
Mr. Broughton
Honey Hin
Atlanta
Ambulance Gift Proposed For Middletown
Miss Emma I. Catey of Newark letters the Times Press urging the Dorothy Hernut fund money be used to donate an ambulance to Middletown for emergencies. She notes a fire on Sunday caused damage and loss and argues an ambulance would aid a growing city with a nearby hospital, praising military nurses and humanity.
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Qdtter Times-Press
Reid
Dorothy Hernut
Middletown
Eastern Railroads Pool Coal Cars in Nationwide Plan
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the Eastern Railroads Trend general operating committee voted to pool coal car equipment immediately. The plan, The Eastern Railroads Central Car Pool, seeks state approval to coordinate private owner cars and set compensation rules with Heritage Minnick preparing regulations under committee oversight. Also included are court appeals notes and a birth announcement for Robert Ernest Donnelly.
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Pittsburgh
National Defence
Minnick
Car Service Commission
Washington
Goshen Stock Farm Ships War Horses to Europe
The Goshen stock farm operated by Arthur C. Milner near Tenafly showcases a vast operation feeding and housing horses and mules for Allied armies. Colonel Mario Arroldi di Robbiate, Italian Royal Horse Artillery officer, represents the Italian War Relief Commission in the United States. The complex includes 7,790 animal accommodations, a 450-head hospital, three water systems, and capacity for 6,000 animals with a daily average of 4,000 animals and about 6,900 shipped since inception.
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Europe
The
Erie
le Preste
Goshen
Cormil Iinet
Ias
Stlaith
Maron Jaclo Arroldi di Robbiate
Hora Ialtan
MN. J
Department of Uus
United States
Baptists Split Over Rockefeller View In New York
New York church figures debate John D Rockefeller aid to missions and city immersion as a requirement for membership. The discussion centered on whether political or social ties should influence church practice and whether baptismal requirements vary among congregations.
Socialist Opponent of Draft Sentenced in Court
An article reports a socialist sentenced in a U.S. district or territorial court after opposing the draft. The case involves named entities such as Velo Motus Sugar and Atos Srdalist and references the Selective Service. The date and locale include February and Kalursh Tener, Washington, with advertising manager William Mow from The Republican Herald linked to a show.
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Velo, Dec
Motus
Atos
Unig
Mstriat Col
Fadliieg
Mediater
Atten Palm Ter
Vrall Inn
Prartiang
Kalursh
Tener
Wastinsten Greatine
Hamtan
Wiliam Mow Pli
The
Republican- Herald
Binchamnrwon
Middletown Man Hurt in Walden War Training Incident
Wickham Elston, a former resident of Middletown, undergoing instruction at Schrade Safety Co. in Walden, suffered injuries when his hand was caught in a machine while preparing for military service. The accident caused lacerations to his hand and palm. treatment was administered locally.
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Wadsearth
Spartanvarg
D. C
Charles H. Smith
Wickham Elston
Schrade Safety Co
Walden
Swandh of War Andusky
Hach
Pala
Doubtful loyalty bars socialist councilman debated
In December a disputed inquiry affected a Socialist councilman from Seren ward. The event, described as a partisan clash, saw actions questioned and tensions rising during a Tuesday session at a city hall meeting.
Intimation of German youths drafted into army report
A European newspaper appeals that Germany plans to force boys aged 14 to 17 into the military. The document notes urgent recruitment into Juvenile Corps and warns of compelled service as war advances.
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Amerdam
Germany
Pomona Grange News On War Front Experience
Members at Pomona Grange Montgomery heard first hand war news in a December 5 meeting at Grange Hall. Dudley Alleman of McVoural Seneca county gave the principal address The Reality of War recounting service as an ambulance driver in France, his wounding, and desire to return to help finish the task. Refreshments followed.
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Montgomery
Orange ‘County
Pomona Grange
Wsseswon
Vilage
T. E. Milliman
Farm Bureau
D. V. Farley
Chas. B. Coleman
John Scott King
Britain
Dudley Alleman
McVoural
Seneca County
France
Orst
Red Cross
Paris
Blake
Hobson Draws Crowd at Hudson Prohibition Meeting
Richard P Hobson hero of Santiago speaks to 800 plus attendees at Hudson city hall about destroying the great destroyer. County Judge Daniel V McNamee presides as Hobson condemns liquor, warns of births harmed and national decay, urges referendum rather than federal dry law.
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Congress
Dairymen Plan To standardize Milk at Syracuse meeting
Dr L Li Van Slyke of the Geneva experiment station will present a proposed standardization bill at the New York State Dairymen's Association convention in the state armory Syracuse Tuesday through Thursday. Albany officials Shaver and Tiquin will attend with others from the department of agriculture. A Holstein cattle sale is set for Tuesday and Wednesday. Charles S Wilson and John Mitchell will speak on dairy regulation and milk investigation. The association lists Shaver, Tiquin, George E fiegue, Oscar F Soule, and R R Kirkland among officers.
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L. Li van Slyke
Geneva Experiment Station
New York
State Dairymen’s Association
State Armory
Syracuse
Albany
Shaver
T. EB. Tiquin
Department of Agriculture
New York Staté Dairymen's Association
Charles S. Wilson
John Mitchell
Federal Milk Investigaiiion Commission
New York State
New York State Dairymen’s Association
Dairsmen’s League
Mr. Tiquin
George E. Fiegue
Arcads
Oscar F. Soule
R. R. Kirkland
Philadelphia
Army to keep war record in pictures
The Army Signal Corps plans a stereoscopic image record of the war for education. Stereoscopic prints will be acquired using Zeiss or other lenses to produce realistic views and will be distributed for instructional use via a central photographic division.
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ARMY
Washington
Dec
Army Signal Comms
Ere
New York Plans State Farm Census For Next Season
Albany announces a state wide farm census under the federal food administration to aid farmers next season. Howard J. Babcock will lead the effort with a $25,000 appropriation. County farm bureaus become census agents while data aims to ensure seed, fertilizer and labor needs are met. The conservation bureau will operate from Ithaca with Cornell president Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman involved.
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Albany
Federal Food Administration
State Food Commission
New York
Howard J. Babcock
Farm Bureaux
Bureau of Conservation
Commission
Calvin J. Huson
Bureau of Production
Charles H. Letts
John Mitchell
Conmission
Cyrus C. Miller
Bronx
Bureau of Distribution
Arthur Williams
New York City
Joint State and Federal Board
The
Conservation Bureau
Ithaca
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell Uiniversity
aDa
Howard E. Babcock
Gifts to Aged Women’s Home Board Notes Donations
The Hone for Aged Women received October gifts including apples, potatoes, canned fruit, jelly, and orange baskets from multiple donors such as Wl Clark Clemson and Mrs J Wickham New Hampton. The Board expresses gratitude for these gifts and mourns the loss of Henry Knight of Goshen, a valued advisory board member for six years.
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W. Clark
Guuslile
Stage
Stony .Ford
Clemson
Bethlehem Church
J. Wickham
New Hampton
George Seel
Chester
F. M. Line
G. W. Evans
Bullville
C.” Eo Sayer
Town
T. Cannon
New York City
J. W. Seaford
Warwick
Monroe
Westtown
Henry Knight
Goshen
Katherine Woomward
Catskill Aqueduct to be lit at night from Ashokan to Yonkers
Plans announced to illuminate the Catskill Aqueduct at night with electric lights from Ashokan to Hill View Reservoir in Yonkers. Soldiers guard the tunnel supplying New York City with water. Central Hudson Power Company will supply power for Orange and Ulster counties, Cold Spring Power Company for Putnam and Dutchess, and Westchester Lighting Company for Westchester.
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Putnam County
Catskill Aqueduct
Ashokan
Hill View Reservoir
Yonkers
New York City
Central Hudson Power Company
Orange
Ulster Counties
Cold Spring Power Company
Putnam and
Dutchess
Westchester Sibbling Company
Westchester County
Florida church hosts free concert for Red Cross relief
A Florida Presbyterian Church held a Tuesday evening free concert with the Florida orchestra performing. Mrs. A E Chamberlain gave readings, the choir of 26 sang and Mrs. Raymond Quackenbush with Rev Aker E. Cugnierain assisted. Dr D Mars led a Red Cross work appeal, raising about 30 dollars. The gala featured solos, choruses, and a program of hymns and readings. The Ladies of the Smehine Society planned a prize event for December 5 at the Motida Sreeam Hall, inviting all.
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Florida
Tas “Red Cross
Flocida Orchestra
Ayoa Wight
A. E. Caamberlain
Hebner
Misa Fuller
Ana
St. Paul
Raymond Quackenbush
Aker
Cloetida
Smehine Society
Wiisi
Motida Sreeam Halil
World’s Largest Bridge Reaches Record Span
The long expected bridge over Lake Fond oreille at Stand Point spans 1.846.108 feet requiring lambert, cedar, fir and Jamatack piling. The total weight of materials is about 7.478.000 pounds.
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Lake Fond @ Oreille
Taahe
Lambert
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Goshen Stock Farm
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