Rebel attacks and US protests flare in Mexican conflict
Reportes from Tampico note 900 rebels killed before federal forces as Huerta resists Washington notes. Secretary Bryan sends George Carruthers to press Villa for humane treatment of foreigners. Huerta threatens defiance and protests against Admiral Fletcher. Rear Admiral Fletcher cites losses as rebel reinforcements grow to about 3,000 with federal counterattacks near Tampico and Victoria.
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Mexican War Office
Tampico
Vera Crus
Rew
Fletcher
Alain
Panuco River
Mexico
Washington
Heard
Miralretcher
Alles
Chiknaliva
Villa
Germany
Acapulco
Bryan
George D. Caryathera
Torreon
United States
Ville
State Department
Carruthers
Chihuahua
Mexico City
Der
Hiwerta
Huerta
Fietcher
Tt la
Rebale
John D to Visit Cleveland Home
Cleveland December 1 report notes John D will spend the holidays at his home there for the first time in five years, following a foamed outing at Pocantico.
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John D
Cleveland
Rockwtaller
Pocantico
Ninth District Dentists Meet at Yonkers
Newburgh New York December reports a Ninth District Dental Society meeting at the Franckfort Hotel Yonkers with 35 members including Dr W Randall and Dr H C Bennett. President Dr H Thompson presided and Dr Merritt of New York spoke on Root Amputation. a nominating committee was chosen for February elections.
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Merritt
New York
Thompson
Auch
Orange County
W. V. Randal
Dutchess County
Hepworth
Wappingers Falla
Putam County
Cowles
Fishkill
Putnam County
Westchester County
Duryea
Peekskill
Rockland County
Writer
Nyack
Randall
State Dental Society
Albany
Ninth District Dental Society
State Society
National Dental Society
Four Die In Train Crash After Tunnel Collapse
A passenger train traveling from Rosewell to Chemnitz was crushed when a tunnel collapsed during a minor earthquake last night, killing four people and injuring 34 others.
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Chemnita
Rosewelu
Chemnits
C. & W. Extends Safety Signal on Main Line
The Ontaris & Railway will extend the automatic electric semaphore block signal known as The Normal Clear System along its main line from ShIt to the end of the line. A crew in living cars is at work on the new line as the railroad adopts the safety device praised by the American Railway Association.
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American Railway Association
Ontaris & Railway
Maccabees Attend Church in Fraternal Service
About sixty members of the Mid dietown Tent No. 283 K O T M met at their lodge rooms Sunday evening and marched to the Cutie Unireressist Church where Rev G Dunham acting pastor delivered an annest sermon on Fraternity. Special music by the choir accompanied the service.
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Middietown
Cutie Unireressist
G. Dunham
Darham
Charles D. Wallace Bank Leader Dies in Stroudsburg
Charles D. Wallace president of Stroudsburg National Bank died after a prolonged illness. He was senior member of the Joseph Wallace & Son department store firm, a longtime Monroe County business.
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Stroudsburg
Charlie D. Wallace
Stroudsburg National Bank
Aord BS
Joseph Wallace & Sona
Monros County
Hitchcock Charged With Murder of Wife’s Brother
In Hadenn Falls, farmer E F Hitchcock was placed in jail early today charged with murdering Henry Norton, the husband of Hitchcock’s sister in law. Authorities say Hitchcock admitted to the crime, with motive linked to a dispute in the farm community.
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Associated
Giese Falls
E. F. Hitchcock
Jaf
Hadenn Fail
Henry Norton
Iniaw
Hitchcock
Workmen's Compensation Bill Passes in Albany
Albany December 18 The legislature approved a Workmen's Compensation bill to be signed by Gov. Glynn. It covers forty two hazardous occupations, sets benefit levels for total and partial disability, and provides survivor benefits. Employers may insure in a state fund or private carriers or prove financial ability to pay with strict conditions. A five member state commission will administer the fund.
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Albany
Glynn
Assemblyman
Crm W. Phillips
Rochester
National Civic Federation
Phillips
State Commission On
Em- Pepets
Ives
Abandoned horse and rig recovered after missing
William Newton found a horse hitched to a runabout near Mud Mills and brought it to the city. Seer Roth delivered the animal to O Malley’s stable. Harry Leonard of Maybrook reported seeing the rig and the liveryman Sigman. The constable recovered the horse and rig and returned them to Maybrook after checking liveries.
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Scotchtown
William Newton
Mud Mills
Newton
Seer Roth
O'Malley
Harry Leonard
Maybrook
Rns
Sigman
Milk cars for M and A railroad debut in yellow fleet
General Manager John A. Smith of the Middletown and Unionville Railroad said three of four ordered milk cars arrived and entered service. The new yellow cars feature red ends steam heat and air signals to heat mixed trains. The fourth car and ordered freight cars are due soon completing the road’s equipment.
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John A. Smith
Middletown and Unionville Railroad
Philadelphia
Smith
Court Finds Defects in Indictments
In New York on December 15 the stenographer error forced the Supreme Court to review indictments against Everett Fowler of Kingston and Arthur A. McLein of Newburgh for soliciting and receiving corporate campaign contributions. Both pleaded not guilty to superseding indictments.
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New York
Everett Fowler
Kingston
Arthur A. McLein
Treasprer
Democratic State Committee
Newburgh
Supreme Court
Richard Keefe Dies After Auto Accident at Dead Man's Carve
Richard Keefe 43 died at his Piermont home after an October 30 auto crash at Dead Man's Carve near Tuxedo. The Demmer car, carrying Keefe and friends, hit an embankment when a wheel broke. Mrs Hughes died instantly and others were injured. Keefe survived his skull fracture until death. He leaves a wife and child.
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Richard Keefe
Tuxedo
Piermont Fray
Mirs
Keefe
Charles Demmer
Michael Hughes
Four more police on duty after Sunday city unrest
Middletown reported another day of polices on duty as four officers Percy Bennett Roscoe Bennett George Young were on patrol all day. They reported violations of the law after observing closed shops and quiet streets.
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Middletown
Percy i Bennett
Roscoe Beanett
Gaerre Younus
Ore
Hasbrouck Estate Probate Court Citation Issued
The will of Jaroh M. Hee brouck late of New Patz was filed for probate in Kingston court. Richard Contelo of New York appeared as attorney. Estate value exceeds 19200 real and 10000 personal, with probate costs.
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Kingston
Jaroh M. Heebrouck
New Patz
Richard Contelo
New York
Attornneys
Elected Master at Port Jer ing Lodge
Prank T Leeson formerly of the titr was chosen master of Port Jer ing Lodge F and A M Friday evening in a lodge ceremony, marking a local fraternal leadership selection.
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T Leeson
The
Titr
Port Jering Lodge
A. M
Pine Bush Fire Destroys McEwen Residence
A Sunday afternoon blaze gutted the McEwen home in Pine Bush as attic flames raced from the kitchen. Firefighters saved outbuildings and furniture. the vacant house suffered major damage with an estimated $4,000 value and $1,500 insurance. Local residents aided with water brigades, and the family was away visiting a friend when the fire started.
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Pine Bush
John N. McHiwen
Pine Bush Hook and Ladder Company
Ftirst
Atic
Robi. Kleinfeld
Thomas Gardner
Hill Rank
Josephine Ji
Ping Bust
Shawangunk Kill
McEwen
Wang
Walden
Motorman Found Unconscious. Son Notified At Fordham Hospital
Mouree Dec 15 Special The New York World reports a motorman found unconscious on a New York street car line taken to Fordham Hospital. Papers identify him as Grumman. he asks for his son Arthur. Hospital calls World to aid locating the son who rushes to his father’s bedside after learning of the illness.
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Mouree
New York
Fordham Hospital
Grumman
Arthur
World
H .L. Cox
Frank "Nelli
Deaen
Pine Island Man Injured While Hunting
Geezer THrworth of Pine Island was injured Friday afternoon when the gun he carried slipped and the charge entered between his knee and ankle. He was transported by Dr. Naxent of Coniontille to the city for treatment where doctors M. Sitters and others decided that an operation was not necessary.
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Geezer Thrworth
Pine Island
Naxent
Coniontille
M. 4. Sitters
Menu for the St Mary's Guild Luncheon
The St Marya Guild of Grace Episcopal has arranged a luncheon at the Parish House on Test Day. Lunch will be served at noon with clam chowder, vegetables, chicken, ham and cheese cake pies and tarts listed.
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St. Marya Guild of Grace Epis
Oopad Castch
Bordens to Appeal Verdict in Youngs Suit
In Wallkill, Birdeey Youngs sues Borden's Condensed Milk Co. for 168.18, alleging the firm refused to accept milk. Judge Seeger directed a verdict for the full amount after evidence of a contract penalty for cooling milk in the barn. The appeal is planned by the defendant.
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Birdeey Youngs
Wallkill
Borden's
Condensed Alilic Co
Youngs
Borden Co
A. H. F. Seeger
Borden
Younga’ Farm
Seeger
Ex Gov Odell Congratulates Gov Glynn on Reform Legislation
Albany dispatch notes letters and telegrams from Republicans and Democrats praising Gov Glynn after the Legislature passed reform measures. Former Gov Odell Jr. sends congratulations, Glynn predicts Workmen's Compensation law will become effective next July and benefits workers and employers by reducing litigation.
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Albany
Martin H. Glynn
Qor. B. DB. Odell, Jr
Gov. Glynn
Sylvia Fank Begins Sleep Strike in Hunger Thirst Prison
London reports Miss Sylvia Fank a noted suffragette agitator has added a sleep strike to her hunger and thirst fast inside jail. She hopes the police will release her.
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London
Sylvia Fank
Dues
Most Important Conference Planned
Washington December meeting of the national Republican committee is expected to decide on reorganizing the party and possibly call an extraordinary convention to reshape representation. Debates split regulars, progressives, and southern leaders over a 1916 convention and the party’s future direction.
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Washington
New Willard Hotel
Poware
Cummins
Jaws
Iits
Aouthern
Senior girls to host banquet at Hick School
The Hick School senior class plans a Wednesday afternoon banquet honoring the domestic science team. The event will be hosted by the senior girls of the class at the school.
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Hick School
Mn Anhors
Hick Scho
Made in Middletown Building Proposed at Fair
At the Orange Counts Ag cultural Society meeting in this city a plan for a “Made in Middletown” building was discussed but not acted on. A director urged chamber support, noting local manufacturers could showcase products to attract visitors and encourage more exhibitors in future fairs.
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Orange Counts Agcultural Society
Times Press Sungratios
Middletown
Entiter
Times Press
Wate
Chamber of Comacerce
Middlesoma
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Odell
Sylvia
Mackinen
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