Complete jury for King case in Monticello Supreme Court
Chester King stands trial for the July 4 murder of Samuel Stein as jurors are selected in Monticello. A steady crowd attends sessions while witnesses testify, and the defendant’s family, including widow Stein and six children, face hardship as aid from local groups and community sources continues.
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Times-Presa
Monticello
Chester King
Forestburg
Supreme Court
Samuel Stein
Philip E. Mobr
Grant Lapton
George Swarthout
Charles Parks
George Wreant
Charles Armstrong
Alfred Boniface
Michael Bush
J. X. Clements
Melvin B. Stephenson
Frank Froetch
William Weary
Stein
Jewish General Aid Society
Undefined language war report snippet hints at food shortages
An unclear, garbled wartime note mentions food shortages and substitutes. It references a food issue, domestic measures, and broader themes of international law and humanity, though specifics are unreadable.
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Derman Food Botesa
Sini
Geenanr
Gliman
Troth
Borst
Tor Derengy
Mehis
Newly Elected President of Orange County Society
Macgrane Coxe, elected president of the Orange County Society in New York City at the annual meeting at the Biltmore Hotel, is a prominent lawyer with offices in the Woolworth Building and a country home in Southfields New York. Born March 29 1859 in Huntsville Alabama he is a Yale and Columbia Law School graduate. He married Lena Crawford in 1888 and has two daughters. Coxe served as assistant U S attorney for the Southern District of New York, U S Minister to Guatemala and Honduras, and U S referee in bankruptcy. He is a Democrat active in party councils and a member of several clubs and societies.
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Macgrane Coxe
Orange County Society
New York
Biltmore
New York City
Woolworth Building
Broadway
Gayada
Southfields
N.Y
Mr. Coxe
Huntsville
Alabama
Robert E
Eliza
Davies) Coxe
Yale
Columbia Law School
Lena Townsend
Crawford
Caroline Townsend
Eleanor Crawford
Coxe
U.S
U. S
Guatemala
Honduras
Southern Society
University
Manhattan
Down Town
Tuxedo
Metropolitan
Washington, D. C
Aging Pine Bush resident Rhinehart dies at 28
Pine Bush December 15 James P Rhinehart oldest resident of the village died at his home at 11 o'clock Wednesday in the 29th year of his age He was a pioneer settler born March 15 in Shawangunk Ulster County later moving to Pine Bush He was known for exemplary character and activity in community affairs He leaves a wife Mrs Ann Woodward a son Archie W Rhinehart of New York City and grandsons Funeral services will be held at his home Saturday afternoon with burial in the New Prospect Cemetery.
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James P. Rhinehart
Mr. Rhinehart
Shawangunk
Ulster County
Maghood
Z. Bish
Charadter
Tom
G. My. Rhinepart
Ming
Mia Ann
Aneiia Woodward
Woodward
Bush
Hom
Archie W. Rhinehart
New York City
Tag
Rates Raised on the M and U Road in County Railfare Change
General Superintendent John A Snark announced a fare increase effective December 9, affecting small railroads in the county. He said the higher crates are necessary and that a slight rise in rates is planned for the Madeaewn and Talonialie lines as approved by the New York State Public Service Commission.
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Madeaewn & Talonialie
New York
John A Snark Redemmra
Smith
Middletown High School Boy With Aero Squadron in France
A Middletown High School graduate Franklin H. Kramer now serves with the Ladth Aero Squadron in France. He wrote to his parents from New York as the unit prepared to sail, noting letters would be released once the ship reached France. Kramer, class of 1914, joined in August after business schooling and earlier work in New York City.
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Max F. Kramer
Bonnell Street
Frankin H. Kramer
Ladth Aero Squadron
Uie
New York
France
Prisaie Kramer
Texas
Garden Ciiy
Middletown High School
Peres Business School
Philadelphia
Leflore Reiaints
Lumber Dealers Lunch at Elks
Members of the Grange Coun ts Ketel Linater Dealers Association met in a morning session at the Elks home on Sith Street with Senator Johny Sthierr and Assemblyman Crags Lo Mead in attendance. William Noulton of the Bli Linde arick served as host. luncheon followed with cig lodge rooma.
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Grange
Ketel Linater Dealers’ Association
Offrerain
Wednestar Smormimk
Elks
Sith Street
Johny Sthierr
Champion Visits Tiend Port Wii Ger Ft Pts Wizard
Fragmented OCR text mentions a visit or event at a location with references to teams or figures such as Redsington and Go 'el Enje. The readable content is garbled, offering no clear dates, outcomes, or concrete facts to confirm a coherent news item.
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Tiend
Wii
Wizard
Redsington
el Enje
Jivees Avenue
Weert Waits for Recovery After Operation
Weert Wail pang reports a person named Gert who had a dental or medical procedure and is now convalescing. Rome Warsick and others are noted in the Newburgh News with updates on recovery status.
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Wirlspaugh
Albi
Rome
Warsick
Ticely
iWalden Tor
Newburgh News
Death Claims Anna Gordon in Early Morning Illness
Anna Gordon dies at 3 30 a m after a brief pneumonia illness at her home 10 Linden avenue beloved daughter of former Supervisor Archibald Gordon and Mrs Gordon born August 30 1876 in Ashton A Line England came to the city as a child educated at Liverny Street School Wallkill Academy worked ten years at J EB Ise man & Son bakery later devoted to music and church life at Grace Episcopal Church survived by parents and sister Martha Gordon the city mourns her loss
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Anna Gordon
Archibald Gordon
Linden. Avenue
Miss Gordon
Ashton- A-Line
Manchester
England
Liverny Street
Wallkill Academy
Happy Home
Earth
Alseter
Lesides
Martha Gordon
Central New England Railway Maintains Hartford Poughkeepsie Service
The Central New England Railway cancels prior plans to withdraw certain Poughkeepsie and Campbell Hall tram service. The daily Hartford to Poughkeepsie train runs 7:35 am, Poughkeepsie to Campbell Hall 5:24 pm, and the Campbell Hall to Hartford train at 1:40 am continues to operate daily between Poughkeepsie and Campbell Hall.
Aero Service to Paris Plan Urged by Caproni
The Aero Cruts of Amrica weigh a bold scheme to fly reports from General Pershing to President Wilson. Italian designer Giovanni Caproni proposed an air route and aircraft to deliver critical military communications across the Atlantic.
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Aero Service
Paris
Aero Cruts
Amrica
Giovanni Caproni
Gen. Pershing
Wilson
Aeroplane
Grand Orange Lodge Adopts Pro Union Stance
The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland issues an address to Orangemen defending participation of Unionists in the Irish rebellion. It asserts confidence in Ulster Unionist leaders and in the convention seeking a new form of government.
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Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland
Trish
Ulster
Plenty of Air Is Slogan of Camp Wadsworth Men
Spartanburg S C December 13 Fresh air is the slogan of several regiments of the Twenty seventh Division at Camp Wadsworth. To achieve this some units open tent taps at 10 at night and keep them open until morning letting in breezes and winter air. Medical authorities approve noting closed tents foster colds. A heavy snowfall, the heaviest in years, began Monday night and blanketed trenches tents and parade grounds. Soldiers welcomed the snow and outdoor life despite the cold.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Camp Wadsworth
Chance to Wire Congress on Nation wide Prohibition
The Tayparers and Business Men's League of Middletown New York urge a united telegram to Congressman Edmund Platt ahead of the House vote on National Prohibition set for December 17. The Committee of Three Hundred for a Dry City asks for an immediate reply to publish the telegram.
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Tayparers' and Business Men's League
Middletown
N. Y
House of Representatives
Washington
League
National Prohibition
Committee of Three Hundred
Edmund Platt
Stanard Dow Butler
Death of Harry P. Smith in Miami Spaniard Cornetist
News from Warwick reports the death of Harry P. Stith, a noted cornetist and former area musician, in Miami Florida after a severe cold led to pneumonia. He had performed at the Strand Theatre and with the Maquire band, with family connections to Ira S. Smith and Lois Pellen. His funeral arrangements and the impact on local cultural life are noted as the community anticipates attendance.
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Warwick
Miami
Florida
Harry P. Stith
Ira S. Smith
Leipg Am
Straud ‘Theatre
Mewbork
Danas the Wimier
Araar Sr3er
Priors Baud
Sinand
Smith
Lois Pellen
Maurice Pelton
Ate
Migia
Ruth Rietd
Mr. Smith
Sears
Trends
Navy recruiting drive aims at Middletown and Port Jervis
Advance publicity men from the United States Navy recruiting station toured Middletown and Port Jervis to drum up enlistments. They plan to set up headquarters in the Post Office building on December 25 and 26, with exams to screen eligible men. Mayor Thompson authorized pole postings and full campaign, inviting qualified volunteers to share Navy experiences.
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Navy
United States Navy
East Tad Street
New York City
Middletown
Port Jervis
Alc
Thompson
Partiew
Wi ‘Ie
Guyard
Lee
Béraston
Dee
Ager
Pal Shance
Spain to Protest to Berlin Eight Sailors
A brief dispatch notes Spain plans protest actions in Berlin involving eight sailors. The report focuses on diplomatic tension and the targeted crew, with no further details on dates or outcomes.
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Spain
Berlin
War News and Rebellions Reported from Europe
London reports three German attacks with repulses and one breakthrough near Bullecourt as local fighting continues. Korniloff defeated near Bielgorod. uprising feared but likely to join Bolsheviks. Paris fronts see active artillery. Madrid protests German submarine attack on Claudia.
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Assocmed Press
London
War Office
Tle Angle
Bullecourt
Korniloff
Bielgorod
Moscow
Petrograd
Daily Mail
Paris
Madrid
Germany
Claudia
Liberty charter aims to regulate food trading, page eight
Fragmentary notice reports a Liberty charter granting authority to a council or society to deal in food products. The text is garbled but references Bergen, Norway, and individuals including Barcer Aidal, Fa sard A Brean, and William AL Mr. anne in New York. The payment scheme mentioned involves $2 consisting of two $1 shots, suggesting a fee or bond.
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Lotte
Albany
Tern lieeThe Momtar Feng
Diac
Liberty
Sulvian Enainty
Bate Seeretams
Conte
Barcer Aidal
Norway
Fasard
Brean
Wiliam
Anne
New York
Ots
Captain Ballyan Howe on a Ten Days Furlough
On a ten days furlough, Captain Ballyan Howe is mentioned in a garbled report referencing Baliman Das and the New York National Fleet. The fragment hints at military movements, personnel changes, and a brackish cemetery context, with scattered names and places.
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Ballyan Howe
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J. P. Rhinehart
Aero Forces
Wadsworth
Clebt
Congress
East Main St
Middietown, N.Y
Harry P. Smith
South
ST. John's Bazaar
Isa Heran
Hartigan
Walken
Mopottean
Yeap M.phelan
Renetal
Harson
Norace
Kornioff
Liberty Concern
The
Tis Press
Duc Balimry
Cian Bam
N. Ram
Srartanburs
Atrine
Peplas
Giadi
Piriaass
Baliman Das
Ome
Roomgani Tien
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