County Board Adopts Final Equalization Report With Debate
The county board adopted the final equalization report by unanimous vote, with 21 ayes and 7 nays. The body also heard a preliminary report recommending $285,201 be raised for the general fund and noted temporary loans of $309,006 against the fund. Debate centered on the fairness of the ratification and on plans to reduce outstanding indebtedness, including possible deficiency bonds. The board then set the general fund at $290,000 and tasked members to apportion the fund.
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Mussia Isemin
Fowler
Patterson
Charles
Donniston
Martin
Bennet
Manning
Cyog
Altemmeier
Ball
Barnes
Bullwinkie
Collins
Deckur
Deisseroth
Denniston
Gordon
Hoyt
Iseman
Geonard
McCaw
Meyers
Minty Bacs
Falmer
Jaeger
Cortsall
Beanie
Dally
Trume
Patio
Middletown
Newburgh
Elias
Garnwad
Cornwall
Zuralg
Iain Gare
Whaiche
Pully
She
Daecer
Katshti
Seeuar
Abeesement
Toman Gam
Pers
Nts
Gregg
Ibore
Competroller’s Office
Nean
Knight
Fui
Tio
Merars
Jutter
Peon Patuearson
Gaghen
Ratle
Board of Supervisors
Mersing
Tumes-Press
Bloomainy Grove
Crawford
Highands
Monroe
Mount Hope
New Windsor
Port Jervis
Woodbury
Seasonal Arts and Notices From Florida
Florida update reports arctic weather concerns and plans for Christmas theater at Cranberry Corners with a four act comedy to be staged at Veda Tall. It notes admission prices, a Sunday program on Games from My Jones, and a missionary society tea at Mrs. Willan Waddell’s home as she prepares to leave for Bridgeton and then South America with Rev. Wittim Waddell. Also covered is a postal parcel post question, and the Agriculture department’s cider preparation method to extract water for market use to restore sweetness.
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Morida
Veda Tall
Willan Waddell
Raymond Quackenbush
Waddell
Bridgeton
Shin
Alia
South America
Wittim Waddell
Portomze
Percet
States Department of Agriculure
Gala
SMC
Cabinet to Send Ships to Canal
Wellington dec 18 President Wu and cabinet decide to send American warships to the canal area. The canal authorities will determine ship passage and safety procedures. Colonel Gadhala notes new water regulations being studied for the zone amid tensions with surrounding forces.
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Cabinet
Canal
Weelington
Shyre St
Hattieatipe
Bodo
Ingurg
Gadhala
Kuppios
Stolen Phone Triggers Local Urgent News Item
A fragmented notice describes a theft involving a phone and a car in Delaware. The brief mentions a Tuesday event and a suspect’s escape, with references to a local advertiser and the Times Trees column, though the text is garbled.
Whitman Completes Staff With Syracuse Appointee
Governor elect Whitman finalizes his staff naming George A. Glynn of Syracuse as executive auditor at 4000 dollars annually and John Stanley Moore as military secretary. The list includes sixteen aides and a mix of major and captain ranks from various regiments and services.
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New York
George A. Glynn
Syracuse
Whitman
John Stanley Moore
Louis W. Stotesbury
Moore
Henry J. Cookingham
Flist Infanitry
Utica
Reginald L. Foster
Twelfth Infantry
Agracune
John F Mantel
Seventh Infantry
Manhattan
John W. Goff
Seventy-Orat Infantry
Harald Woodwerd
James Mitteiwain
Loris Yird Spencer
Coast Artillery Corps
Bronx
Leutenant
Thomas Fairnervin
Twenty-third Infantry
Brooklyn
Maunsell 8
Crosby
Rhinebeck
Imrat
Alvan W. Ferry
Firat Field Artiilery
Manhatan
German Reinforcements Mass Near Warsaw for Fresh Drive
Unabated by prior setbacks, German forces mass south of the Vistula about thirty five miles west of Warsaw for another push. Reports claim fierce fighting near Lewiczyn and at the Vizain junction while Austrian and Russian positions report varied advances and prisoner captures amid harsh weather and shifting front lines.
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Petrogord
Vistula
Poland
Tirty
Warsaw
Lewicz
Maura
Galiela
London
Dukia Pass
Berlin
Armay
Cotann Wiich
Seldan
Hastrussia
Miana
Clenchanow
Petrograd
Wight
Traalworthy
Motmorta
French Will Aid Victims of War
The cabinet has decided to seek Parliament to appropriate funds for relief of the present suffering in France. The measure aims to assist the victims in the French department recently devastated by the German invasion. Watch the action for further government announcements.
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Faria
caMtet
Dresden Tries to Reach Sea Amid Naval Chase
H Santiago Chile December 10 London reports the German cruiser Dresden is again pursued by the British cruiser Bristol off South America as Dresden slows from tropical encrustation. Bristol, speedy and from home waters, closes in while other British ships skirt Uruguayan Brazilian coasts seeking refuge for German warships possibly Karlsuhe Kronprinz Wilhelm and two colliers.
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Hantiago
Chile
Geminnu Cruiwer
Dresden
Bristol
Uritibher
Magellen
Glasgow
Admiral van Spee
Pacife
Viunta Arenas
Montevideo
Maldonado
Santos
Karlsche
Kronpring Wilhelm
Toudon
Ypres
War Office
Wytechaete
Hollebeke
Yser Canal
Ibent Hollebeke
Ends His Life with Shotgun at Newburnh Farm
Fred Fowler, about 28 to 30, living with his mother on a Savilton area farm east of Roswville Church, died by self-inflicted shotgun blast Monday. His body found in a barn around 9 am. no prior signs of distress or planning. Survived by his mother two married sisters Mia Frang Sarvis and Mrs Haberles and nephews Willan Fowler of Monroe and George Fowler of Savilton.
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Newburnh
Fred Fowler
Savilton
Roswville
Fowler
Taras
Mia
Frang Sarvis
Haberles
Willan
Monroe
George Fowler
Surrogate Handles Multiple Estates in Newburgh Case
The article details proceedings before surrogate Baoere regarding the estates of Nevieireth and Domeine S Ogen among others in Newburgh. It lists appointees, values, and administrators including Martha J. Laicht and Charles HoTeitt, noting estate totals and related witness testimony.
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Nevieireth
Galin Dopner
Turner
Domeine S Ogen
Newburgh
Pat
Janie Oaen
Martha J. Laicht
Charles HoTeitt
Mary
Latie
James Brun Hace
Ian
Nednot
New Wirtaet
Laareges
Westman
Wichael Soller
Jeremiah Mo Shachan
Sheehan
Livingstiog Manor
Decker Granted Separation in New York Supreme Court
Mrs Kathryn Browne Decker wife of Henry Edward Decker won a separation suit. Justice Blanchard granted a decree after hearing she faced cruelty and lack of support. Decker testified his salary was fifty dollars weekly and he paid twenty five dollars weekly alimony for now. He discussed his wife's stage ambitions and admitted to sending flowers to a woman named Miss Catlom and employing detectives to follow his life.
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New York
Kathryn Browne Decker
Henry Edward Decker
Thompson W. Decker
Slawson-Decker Milk Company
Supreme Court
Blanchard
Deckar
Cours
Decker
Augustus Thomas
Lucille Pugh
Manichrist
Antonia
U S Army Frontiers Report on Mexican Events
Washington reports say 150 to 200 Mexicans, many prominent in Mexican affairs, have been killed in Mexico within the past month as secrecy hides the executions. In U S moves, three infantry regiments and three artillery batteries were ordered to Naco to reinforce General Bliss amid threats from Caranza supporters. The United States shows patience exhausted and will not tolerate cross border firing any longer.
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Washington
United States
Naco
Bliss
Carmaza
State Department
Une
Nace
Ofiriaia
United State
War Claims Bike Champions Amid Frontline Reports
Reported in the chaos of battle two famed bike champions Dankirk and Poulain are said killed in action. Olympic riders Lapire and Berthet are also noted among casualties with German forces advancing.
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Dankirk
Prine Pesch -Gabrie Poulain
OL Lapire
Kate Bern
Tooterlier
Berthet
Accused by Dying Wife in Fire Tragedy
New York reports Mrs. Jennie Stransky died from burns after accusing her husband Benjamin Stransky of setting fire to their bed in a tenement at 528 East 135th Street. He is held without bail on homicide charges as investigators note marital strife and his earlier quarrel over work. Police say neighbors helped rescue Mrs. Stransky while he claimed no one upstairs.
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New York
Jennie Stransky
Lincoln Hospital
Burns
East One Hundred and Thirty-fifth Street
Benjamin
Stransky
Thas
McLaughlin
Flick
Washington
O'Gorman
Senate
White House
J. D. Lynn
United States
Hennessy-Roosevelt-McAdoo
Wilson
Judiciary Committee
Qcgormen
Lynn
Thomas W. Jones
Federal Reserve Board
Delegation Seeks Board Action on Farm Bureau Funds
A Goshen delegation from the Orange County Farm Bureau Association asked the Board of Supervisors for increased funding. D. Earley, president, reported current state and national support totals and urged a $1,590 appropriation to cover fees and expenses. The board, on motion, recommended a $1,000 bond for the treasurer.
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Goshen
Board of Supervisore
Orange County Farm Bureau Association
D. ¥. Earley
Itate
Ano Coe
Farley
Bourdau
Still
Cormoran Stays At Guam After Yard Capture
The German cruiser Cormoran with 353 crew and 22 officers remained interned at Guam after failing to depart within 24 hours for water and provisions. Guam’s naval governor Captain Maxwell supplied 100 tons coal and water, awaiting full permission from Secretary Daniels as the vessel stays until the war ends. The ship, once short of fuel, arrived at Guam short of coal and water.
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Washington
Cormoran
Guam
Paval
Island
Mary Department
Pacific
W. J. Maxwell
Secretary of the Navy
Daniela
Maxwell
Honolulu
Kiaucan
Another Boom Is Predicted Amid Strong Economic Signals
Washington reports show improved US financial condition with favorable export and import balances. Agriculture notes this year's principal crops valued at a substantial sum, and bankers attest to abundant reserves, cheap short term money, and strong credit, signaling broadeconomic optimism.
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Washington
Upkers
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Bureau of Domestic and Foreign Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Reserve
J. J. Morgan
New Antiaircraft Gun Claim Boosts Defense
Washington reports a new antiaircraft gun system claimed to be highly effective. Admiral Stranas says it deflects aircraft up to several thousand feet and can alert crews quickly to enemy movements. The device fires a 13 pound shell to disrupt approaching planes.
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Washington
Port Wa
Stranas
Navy Eninance Department
United States
Tontr
Watch Presented to Chief Higham
An impromptu dinner for Chief Charles Higham at the Frenca restaurant included a presentation of a gold watch by Hulse Brothers James Street jewelers. The model, engraved with Chief Higham and MF D, marks his first watch in 25 years and is expected to remain a daily companion.
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Charles Higham
Frenca
Hulse Brothers
James Street Jewelers
Chaclee Higham
MF. D
Higham
Damage action settled in New York and Western case
The New York Ontario and Western Railroad paid judgment to Fred Vaneman of Huguenot after a March 3 injury on a SN&O train near Port Jervis. The Oct term awarded a $2,001 judgment through Rendick Gardner.
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New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
Watts, Oakes & Bricht
Fred Vaneman
Hineman
Connrod
Port Jervis
Rendick & Gardner
Belgrade Evacuation Acknowledged By Austria
An official statement from Vienna via Berlin and London admits Belgrade’s evacuation. It notes the retirement of Austrian garrison forces and a change triggering the strategic withdrawal, reflecting shifts in the front.
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Vienna
Berlin
Looden
Belgrade
Vagtt
Cltradtizabie
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