Borden’s Condensed Milk shows $15 a share earnings
The Wall Street Journal notes Borden's Condensed Milk Co and subsidiary earnings for year ended June 20, 1918. Combined earnings include $15 a share on common stock after taxes, with $1,709,448 diverted to dividends on preferred stock and strong manufacturing profits.
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Wall Strcet Journal
Bordens
Borden
Borden's Condensed Milk Co
Borden's
Allt Distributing
Hornton's Farm Products Co
Orden’s Farm Products Co
Borden's Condensed Mik Co
Borden's Farm Products Co
Farm
Condensed Mille Co
Almost & Close
Sune
Ourhet
Imilk
Two Newburgh Prominent Citizens Die in Week
George Hayes Jr shares wartime experiences in France while obituaries report the deaths of William H. deuidwell, president of the Coldwell Lane Mower Co., and W George Taggart, former Orange County clerk and trustee of local firms.
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George B. Hayes, JR
France
William H. Coldwell
Lawn Mowers Co
Taggart
Newburgh
William H. Deuid Well
Coldwell Lane Mower Company
W. Geo. Tageart
Orange County Club
Coldwell
Montgomery Street
Lawn Mower Company
Jacobson
Dutchess County
W. George Taggart
W. George Tarcart
Trieste's Complex Status in Prewar Conference
Fragmentary report outlines Trieste as a flashpoint of the prewar conference. It notes competing claims between Italy and Yugoslavs over the city and its language policy, with local loyalties resisting Austrian governance and language suppression.
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Trieste
Rareto
Triesta
Austria
Anche
Mrs Mamie Haugh Shot on Christmas Is Likely to Die
Mrs Mamie Haugh was shot on Christmas by Betest Drew during an evening altercation and remains in critical condition at St Francis Hospital. Her husband, Emmanuel Drew, a former Erie Railroad employee, and their relatives are named in a lengthy obituary notice describing the incident and ongoing family sorrow.
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George B Iinyes
George UL Tinyes
Lonnell Street
France
Dite
Nv Life
New York
Hoboken Osm
Cecelia
Mt. Vernon
Juande
Chiateau-Phierry
Neues
Forcon-Pardonola
Jones
Cavhann
Iwaan
Wwe
Dercourt
Worsaw
Dave
Paya
Dave Yrite
Conte
Mamie Haugh
Montlello
Emmanuel Drow
Erie
Gataage
Mig Chris
Corp. AzeAg Toseus
Gearents
Tor Jens
Perce
Cdig
Cratere
Mig Grace Setter
Poomth Td
Ned Ir Salih
Port Ders
Mor Piace
Outa
Arthur Hasbrouck
George Hasbrouck
Middletown
Camp Merritt
Odd Fellows Lodge Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
Middletown Lodge No. 1121 of the Odd Fellows elected officers Thursday night for the coming year. Charles W. Jones was chosen as V2, Ira Dean as Recording Secretary, Frank L. Bowers as Financial Secretary, H. B. Holly as Treasurer, W. Ti. Fannell as Trustee for three years. Assisting officers to be announced later. The meeting filled all chairs with a strong crowd. George Iake acted as presiding officer with Wamoth Decker as vice grand.
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Middletown Lodge
Charles W. Jones
Ira Dean
Frank L. Bowers
H. BE. Holly
W. Ti
Fannell
G. H. Pelton
Pnat Crawds
Mart Wastrict
George’ Iake
Wamoth
Decker Ag
Heat saving tips from CORLOGRAMS for winter nights
Advice urges turning off outdoor heat when a window is open at night and to save anthracite. It stresses cleaning furnaces ranges and flues and using soot-free battery heat insulators instead of asbestos.
Coal Production Cut Amid Influenza Epidemic Decline
The United States Fuel Administration projects coal output at about 1,100,000 tons as production falls during the influenza crisis. Officials note a partial rebound in miners returning to work, while the nation marks the armistice signing and addresses shortages.
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United States Fuel Administration
Fone
Sipede
Minere Jolnm
Enonkh Auhracie
Nevds
Eiery
Local Play Explores Moral Crisis and Faiths
A city stage presents a drama reflecting on moral turmoil in a besieged country. The production weaves religious imagery to challenge audiences about duty, faith, and the human toll of conflict.
Newburgh Mystery Death Likely Aneurysm With Blood Vessel Burst
George Diettler, 40, C N E engineer, found dead in Homelike Restaurant Maybrook after midnight. Officials note skull fracture from autopsy, no ear hemorrhage, inquest set for Monday. signals of a possible murder abandoned as apoplexy suspected.
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Newburgh
George Diettler
Maybrook
Bec
George Liettier
Central New England Railroad
Qiouk ‘Shursuay
Lotter
Diewtler
MT Steidner
Dietdler
Round House
Verdon Scott
Herald
Diettier
Mme
Mettler Mort Hate
Scntt
Tr. Cotter
Tikor Mortly
Jemsi Nix
Krinsky Held on Murder Charge in Self Defense Claim
An indictment accuses Charles Krinsky of Heuvenot of murder in the first degree for killing Atmasa W. Millard on December 5. Krinsky, jailed since the crime, contends the shooting was in self defense during a fencing dispute, with Judge Pallerton presiding.
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Krinsky
Times-Prees
Denis Dee
Grand Mary Aan
Ichanies Krinsky
Conklin Freed by Jury After Alibi Evidence presented
In Newburgh on December 27 the Orange county jury found seventeen year old Charles Herbert Conklin not guilty of the September 22 murder of Ernest Wright. The verdict followed a strong alibi supported by multiple witnesses and led to prompt discharge by Justice Piatt.
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Timea
Newburgh
Charles Herbert Conklin
Ernest Wright
Mountainville
Piatt
Conklin
Autocnom
Justice Platt
J. LA. Wilson, Jr
Hallock
Orange County
Wilson
Theodore Conklin
Sears
Young Conklin
Abbie Taylor
Charles
Alis
Inez Sharp
Florence Atkinson
Ann Street
Taylors
West 49Th Street
New York
Palsades Park
Highland Mills
Taylor
France
Palisades Park
Sher
Une
Gress
Tayiors
Atkinsons
Tasiors
Major Stivers Hospital Co Sent Home From Expeditionary Force
Washington dispatch describes the unit allotments for the expeditionary force with Mobile Hospital units numbered 180 to 208. Major M A Stivers commands the larger company to which additional medical personnel are attached.
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Stivers’ Hospital Co
Washington Dispatch
Usta
Expeditionary
Gfon
Eary Gon
General Pershing
Ees
Neadiy
Gothinistic Thought Reveals Charity and Prayer Moment
A fragmented line portrays a gesture of charity with an open hand and a folded posture in prayer, suggesting a contemplative or devotional scene. The wording hints at themes of generosity and faith within a ritual or spiritual moment.
American locomotive hauls 2 freight trains 240 feet long
A Russian railroad recorded a dramatic American triumph as a locomotive pulled two heavy freight trains, each 240 feet long, loaded with a total of 4,424 tons. The event showcased American locomotive power and endurance amid European records.
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Borden’s Condensed Milk Co
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Jie
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Harrison
Uhe Orange Counyy Traction Company
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Langres
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Earth
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the Times Press
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15Th Infantry
269Th Infantry
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Argonne Forest
Champagne
Verdun
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Wilbur King
Wiliam Bailey
Charles Crawford
Goshen
William Husbrouck
Paris
B. West
Arthur Jarvin
Amin
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