M Y gunman killed by infuriated mob
Mob of about 500 men and boys lynched Paulo Boleta in Greenwich Village after he fired at pedestrians and two girls. Police searched for ringleaders as Boleta, a shoemaker, was trampled amid crowd fury following the attempted shooting. First lynching in 53 years in New York reports International News Service.
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International News Service
New York
Paulo Boleta
Greenwich Village
Boleta
Archibald
Madison
Brandt
Nyack Ruling Bans Night Loading at Goshen Stock Farm
Justice Tompkins orders Laprestre and Miller to stop loading corn after 10 pm and to curb offensive odors from paddocks while denying other relief. Court notes good sanitary conditions overall but acknowledges odors in warm weather and says moving paddocks is impractical. $50 costs awarded to plaintiff Henrietta Murray.
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Nyack
Laprestre & Miller
Goshen
Tompkins
Henrietta F. E. Murray
Cora
Bet Cam
Br Rerr
Brown to Naval Hospital Amid Navy Orders
Navy orders list Avervical Surgeon E. A Brown M. RC assigned to Naval Hospital Norfolk. Brown later to a son of Mr and Mrs Harry Brown of Norfolk Virginia, a descendant of the late E. A Brown of this city.
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Navy
Folkewinz
E. A Brown M
Fresh German Advances in Roumania Reported
Berlin reports Von Mackensen’s forces have fresh advances along the Roumanian front. South of the Bucharest to Cernagoda railroad is now in German hands, a line crucial for access to the Black Sea. Russians on the Carpathians continue assaults. elsewhere, Argonne attacks were repulsed and Serbs east of the Tcherna River pressed Bulgarians but failed.
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Berlin
von Mackensen
Bucharest
Cernagoda
Black Sea
Carpathian
Argonne
Somié
Verdun
Tcherna
House to Pass Prohibition and Suffrage Amendments
Washington December 14 The House judiciary committee voted to report resolutions for constitutional amendments on woman suffrage and national prohibition. The prohibition amendment goes to the House with a recommendation to pass while the suffrage measure is to be reported without recommendation. both await submission to the states.
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HOUSE
International News Service
Washington
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Piano ownership dispute heard in Newburgh Supreme Court
In Newburgh Supreme Court Justice Hirschberg presided over the case of Minnie McMillan Cuff versus Thomas Co. over ownership of a piano now held by the husband. The trial reviewed payments made before and after marriage, with testimony about a $300 agreement and a verdict pending after the first case. Separately, George W. Cornell and others sought to set aside deeds from George T. Cornell claiming undue influence.
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Times
Newburgh
Supreme Court
Justice Hirschberg
Innie McMillan Cuff
Husbard
Thomas Co
Cuff Way
Mc Millan
Middletown
Daisy Mec- Millan
Mr. Cuff Match
Cell
Campbell Hall
Cut
Hackensack
Cul
Aga
Jererh Merritt
Goshen
Wevet
Welock
Alent
Drowkhtte
George W. Cornell
Mary Correll
George “ Coppell
George G. Carmel
George T. Cornel
George B. Cornell
George T. Cornell
Mary Cornell
George E. Cornell
Newmrsh
Mary Cormell
George T. Cormmell
Brooklyn
Farolly
Unis City
William Cornell
Disagreement in Wood Action in Supreme Court
A civil dispute in the New York Ontario and Western Railroad case involves William L. Wood a 38 year old city resident who says he was injured while loading from a fat cat at work in January 1914. He alleges a post accident wage payment was only five dollars and disputes the handling of his claim. Attorneys for the defense included Watt Oakes and Bright.
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William LL. Wood
New York
Ontario and Westers RePresd Company
Supreme Court
Ringeigt
Aibert XII
Cokes
Watt
Oakes
Bright
Wood
Uwe
Ube
Seely Green
Green & Hulse
Mechanica Town Ice Dealera
Thrall Hospital
Goshen
Wallkill Transit Company
New York, Ontario & Western
Green
Franklin Square
Herbert B. Royce
Arthur H. Faulkner
Arnold Heiss
Faulkner
Middletown
Mechanicstown
Power House
East Main Street
Arptoech
Greem
Fim
Senata
Tse
Moterman Fagikner
Condorter Heiss
Trolies
Grech
Tay Troller
Wallkill
Aus Thrall
Hardendereh
T. Cornelisx
Victhong
Charter T. Green
Mr Gorkes
Miryet
J Levis Green
Fifenville
Soz
Freweeer Green Gag Louhe
Tarhet
Brink
Chartes
Mary FE
Townsend
Sugar Loaf
Aloet
Doctor Involved Dies In Hospital In Newburgh
A physician connected to a sensational case in Middletown and Goshen faces grand jury inquiries into alleged reprehensible practices after Emma Ivory died January 11 in Middletown. The investigation spans multiple towns with witnesses and arrests surrounding alleged illegal operations and fortune tellers.
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Newburgh
Souricn
Court House
John Doe
Goshen
Middletown
Emma Ivory
Eliza Hovencamp
Qesheh
Grand Jury
Ethel Mabel
Golden Hill Avenue
French
Ths
Mises Mabee
Bis
Crond
Hirachberg
Justice Hirschberg
Moore
A. Weeks
Weeks
Weeks Detective Agency
Seers
Britain Faces War Cost as Chancellor Warns of Limits
In London Chancellor A Bonar Law told the Commons that Britain still seeks reparations and securities for the future while peace terms from Germany are awaited. He noted the war costs England about 28.55 million dollars daily and urged limits to funding as victory remains the aim. The session focused on a new 2 billion dollar war loan, part of fourteen credit votes totaling 17.66 billion dollars since the war began.
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Germany
England
London
Great Britain
A. Bonar Law
Commons
House of Commons
Law
Peace note transit shapes Wilson decision
Germany declares willingness to discuss peace and sends the note to entente capitals via Berlin. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing consider the proposal, while caution governs transmission through the State Department and potential follow up from the United States. Continued coverage outlines reactions from Berlin, Madrid, London, and officials on possible peace mediation and the handling of neutral diplomacy.
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International News Service
Washington
Germany
Joseph C. Grew
Berlin
Wileya
Lancing
Davia
State Department
Wilson
White House
Belileerentia
Entente
Vienna
Constantinople
Sofie
United States
Chatae
Ion Many
Janning
Ine Lonight
Paul Ritter
Riano
Lansing
Wilsoe
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Mra
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Hivas
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