Orange County Board of Supervisors to adjourn Friday
The Goshen meeting announced that Friday would be the last day of the annual session. Committees will report early Friday morning after a postponed meeting with town boards. Deputy salaries and bond filings were discussed, with plans for a banquet at Orange Farm and further county business.
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Goshen
Orange County Board of Supervisors
Bullwinkle
Orange Farm
Dumland
Seeger
Port Jervis
Seasion
Democratic
John D. Stivers
Corwsll- Weet Point
Teg
Storm Kinz Company
Comnts
Philp A. Moetoe
Bottwein
WD. Tantte & Son
Geoken
Firntine
Downie Arrested on Grand Larceny Charge in Sullivan County
Monticello reports Cornelius E. B. Downie, Sullivan County Poor Superintendent, was arrested at his home on a grand larceny warrant. Bond set at 1000 for a preliminary hearing before County Judge George H. Smith. Downie pleads for time to obtain counsel. District Attorney George L. Cook leads the prosecution with county officials present.
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Times-Preda
Monticello
Cornelius EB. Downie
Sullivan
Thero
George H. Smith
Hobart Hill
Downie
William Miller
LaBloat
C. Mitchell
Pis| Smith
Bullivan
Wurtaboro
Wurteboro
Hhe
Lim
George L. Cook
Sullivan County
Sullivan County Board of Supervisors
Smith
Erie agents meet in February at Arlington Hotel
The Strie Railroad Freight Agents Association will hold its next quarterly meeting at the Arlington Hotel in February with 1% or more agents from Jersey City to Chicago expected to attend. A possible summer meeting may be held in Middletown.
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Binghamton
Strie Railroad Freight Agents’ Association
Arlington Hotel
Jersey City
Chicago
Man Pleads For Fine Remittance In Excise Case
Newburgh New York ec 28 Anthony Vérakil of Middletown was convicted of excise law violation and jailed 20 days plus a 150 fine. Attorney for Vérakil, Mr Pow elegn, sought remittance of the $150. The fine had been paid and relief seems unlikely.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Anthony Vérakil
Middletown
Powelegn
Veraldi
Judge Young Weds Private Secretary
Officials at the White Plains courthouse were stunned when Judge Frank J. Young, county judge, married his private secretary Miss Mary F. Campings at the Presbyterian Church parsonage in Overing. The Rev. James A. Me Williams performed the ceremony. The couple planned a honeymoon trip to Abe. Judge Young, twice married before, has three children living. He was elected Westchester county judge on the Republican ticket by a large majority.
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Pletas
Uhr
Frank J. Young
Fedae
Misa
Mary F. Campings
James A. Mel Williams
Peeter
Abe
Jedze Yount
Westchester
Fep
Liberty Boy Given A Chance To Reform
James Porter a 19 year old of Liberty was arrested in the city on Wednesday for petit larceny tied to alleged bogus checks totaling about 1 dollar. Recorder Starr released him conditionally with terms to reimburse his father, notify authorities weekly, and await the grand jury action on forgery. failure to comply could return him to custody. Porter's father Willard Porter traveled to the city for the release and restitution to Sam Green, the clothier, while Porter remained under city watch.
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James Porter
Liberty
Hoon
Howard M. Starr
Porter
Willard Porter
Sam Green
Melanch
Jobter Agch
Ufder
Starr
City Hall
I Cal Police
Brink and Clark Hardware Firm to Continue Business
A bankruptcy petition was filed in New York on Wednesday against Brink & Clark Hardware Company of this city. Liabilities are listed at 74,834 with assets estimated at 19,140. Judge Mayer appointed G. T. Townsend receiver to operate the business for 20 days, bond set at 5,000. Creditors may meet in 37 days to elect a trustee to close operations. The firm has long ties with local merchants and banks, and the loss impacts many relations built over years.
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New York
Brink & Clark Hardware
North Street
King Mreet
Mayer
G. T. Townsend
Townsend
Frank H. Tian
Meret
Merchants’ Bank
Enjoyable Dance in Chester Draws regional youth crowd
A Wednesday evening holiday dance in Chester attracted about 43 couples from Middletown Goshen Warwick Monroe Westin Jourith Central Valles and Florida. The event was held in Pyrking Hall damaged by a fire and featured the Me Corners Orchestra. A late supper was served at 12 o clock with renewed energy for dancers and musicians.
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Middletown
Goshen
Warwick
Monroe
Wastin Jourith
Central Valles
Florida
Chertoe
Pyrking Hall
Butler Lancheos
Delay Argument In Teiper Case In Oregon
Bottale, Ore reports a delay in the Teiper murder trial of John Eward Criptz as his counsel seeks time to prepare. Moves to license proceeds noted as the city clerk’s office records licenses, with a fee set at five dollars.
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Associated Prec
John Eaward Criptz
Ate
Ty Teiper
City Council year end session on alemdrms and reports
Convicted prisoners arraigned before Judge Seeger at special term as four men prepared to take office in the new year. Alder men met late in the year to hear annual city reports and discuss furnace expansion and street taxing. New lights approved for the city and a heating plan for Phoenix Engine House outlined. Several cases adjourned or postponed for further investigation or sanity examination.
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West Mall
Aldermenelest
Thompson
G. Allen
New Rochelle
Righ
E. G. Medrick
Phoenix
Stanton
A. A Taylor
DuVall
Pnatte Works
Alerman Hackett
Sound of Education
Holly
Citr
Tavice
Amonn
Herren
Commissioner of Public Works
Jackson Avenue
Job
Jacke Ave
Bodock
BRK
Berlin Reports German Success In Balkan Theatre
Berlin reports on December 25 that German forces under General Falkenhayn won a decisive victory in the Balkan theater with the Ninth Army. Russian counterattacks on the Romanian front were repelled while Austro German forces captured thousands of Russian prisoners. Allied efforts near Lake Troiran failed to break Bulgarian positions.
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International News Service
Berlin
Sayville
Falkenhayn
Hermanian Theatre
War Office
Lake Troiran
Dairymen to Meet in Pine Bush Hall
Dairymen gather Saturday in Grange Hall Pine Bush for a Cornell talk by Prof Bonteie on Feeding the Dairy Cows at the Present Time of High Cost Feed. Demonstrations in mixing lama feed and pine rake talks will be featured. Roos organizer for the dairymen league will report league progress and growth, while T F Milliman of Farm Boreas will discuss preparations for spring farm work.
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Bonteie
Cornell
Mackboard
Roos
Tdwiryees
T. FE. Milliman
iFarm Boreas
Failure of Overtures to Mean Renewal of Fierce Fighting
International News Service reports that no peace conference is possible until Germany states terms. Diplomatic signals from London Paris and Petrograd warn the entente will demand clear peace terms, with doubt rising that Germany will broaden offers under current conditions. Officials note the German reply to Wilsons peace note and Swiss notes shows readiness to negotiate but with conditions.
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International Newal Service
Washington
Germany
London
Paris
Petrograd
Ambazsador
Gerard
Czar Nichols
France
Fleetine
Berlin
Wilson
United States
Bern
Vienna
Sofia
Constantinople
Olatour
Berne
Switzerland
Wison
Llord Georg Sad
Reesta
Wilton
Barn Fire Threatens Creekside Farm Near New Paltz
A blaze swept a barn near New Paltz endangering C. L. Van Orden’s residence and outbuildings. The fire consumed hay and wagons, with several heroes aiding, and caused extensive damage estimate around nine hundred dollars.
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C. L. van Orden
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