Fish States Position on Modification of Dry Law
Hamilton Fish replies to Daily Herald query stating he will not vote to violate any part of the Eighteenth amendment. He remains open to discussion of enforcement refinements but will not weaken the constitution or its protections. He notes his district’s wet outcome influences but does not endorse any liberal interpretation or rewritten enforcement plan.
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Hamilton Fish
Fish
Publc
Talcott W. Powell
Tim
Farmhand held on three charges after Circleville burglary
William Splatter a farmhand at Decker farm near Howells was jailed in Goshen awaiting grand jury action on three charges arising from a Circleville burglary five months ago. Henderson and Splatter were tied to thefts at Clarence Clark’s home, items loaded into Henderson’s truck, plus Splatter accused of abuse and illegal gun possession. Henderson was fined and given a suspended six month sentence after pleading guilty to burglary and gun possession. Detectives found articles at the Henderson farm and Splatter allegedly admitted assaults on Henderson’s 15 year old daughter and paternity of her unborn child.
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William Splatter
John Henderson
Howells
Goshen
Crimea
E. F. Tanner
J. P. Conniff
Justice of the Peace
Alfred Dones
Circleville
Clarence Clark
Clark
Henderson
Jones
Splatter
Henderzon Z. Splatter
South River
N. F
Justice Jones
New Year Greetings From The Paper
The paper extends New Year wishes to old friends and new readers. It explains changes ahead will bring a stronger, better-run publication and asks subscribers to patient for delivery delays during the transition. It promises speedy correction if issues arise and thanks readers for their support.
Ridgebury Methodist Church Rededication Planned
Ridgebury Methodist church, a county historic edifice, will be rededicated January 18 with morning services led by Dr Henry district superintendent and a Fourth Quarterly conference in the afternoon. Slate Hill chapel will join evening services with Rev Thomas Faishaw delivering the sermon. Alterations by Wynkoop Doty Middletown include alcoves windows redecorated interior new lighting and porch with brass rail and velvet hangings.
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Ridgebury Methodist
Henry
Slate Hill Chapel
Ridgebury
Thomas Faishaw
Wynkoop & Doty
Middletown
Ladies’ Aid
Epworth League and Brotherhood
Sunday Across
State Hill
Money Lenders May Lose On Bonus Loans
Middletown veterans who obtained loans on adjusted compensation certificates may lose the money as the first two men did. Officials of the Middletown Chapter American Red Cross say the loans were made without authority and may not be collectible. Banks say they will consider rediscounting once government policy is clarified, but warn veterans seeking only cash against their certificates are risking loss.
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Middletown
American Red Cross
Congress
Stove Blast Wounds Woman in Christmas Day Fire
Darlandville January 6 Mrs William Grose of New Milford is recovering from burns and injuries after a kitchen stove exploded Christmas day showering live coals and hot water on Mrs Grose. The blast set fire to the house causing about 1000 dollars in damage and shattered kitchen windows while the couple's son played nearby. The fire damaged the kitchen and two adjoining rooms but the couple contained it before it spread further.
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Darlandville
William Grose
New Milford
Grosa
Gross
Mrs. Gross
Grand Circuit adds three cities to season trotting dates
The Grand Circuit schedule gains Goshen New York Detroit Michigan and Grand Rapids Michigan for next season as stewards set dates across Toledo Detroit Kalamazoo Grand Rapids North Randall Goshen Syracuse Indianapolis Lexington and Atlanta. No rule changes were decided while two parent organizations study proposed rule changes on horse classifications by winnings and other adjustments.
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Lexington
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Mich
Goshen
N. Y
Offterg
Ameryorotting Assort
National ‘Rotting Association
Toledo
Ohio
Kalamazoo
North Randall
Syracuse
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Dairymen League reports best year in history
New York. The 40 000 members of the Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association Inc have just completed the best year in the history of their organization. President G W Slocum says cooperation has stabilized the industry and boosted profits through efficient marketing and the poulto plan begun in 1921. He argues that united action could add 11 million dollars annually to dairy producer income by reducing plant duplications freight and brokerage costs.
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New York
Dairymens League Cooperative Association, Inc
G. W. Slocum
Zant Cooperative Marketing Organization
Mr. Stocum
Mr. Slocum
Steater
United Action
Slocum
Poultry Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
The thirty eighth annual poultry show begins at Madison Square Garden in New York. More than ten thousand specimens to be judged over four days ending Saturday night. Exhibits include poultry pigeons bantams water fowl and pet stock with about forty judges awarding prizes. Expansion adds 12 000 square feet to accommodate growing stock and equipment displays.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Legislature to Resume Feud With Governor in Albany
New York State's 150th legislative session opened amid expectations of disputes with Governor Smith over reapportionment waterpower taxation and reorganizational plans. Party leaders and committees began organizing as wearied by internal GOP bickering, with Dunmore likely to be majority leader in the Assembly.
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Albany
Smith
New York State
Special Reorganization Committee
Russell G. Dunmore
McGinnies
Dun-more
Assembly
Senate
Cammittess
Pnti
Joseph A. McGinnies
Fred W. Hammond
Harry Haines
Maurice Bloch
John Knight
Ernest Fay
Bernard Downing
Charles Houghtaling
Anniversary Dinner for Girls' Friendly Society
The Girls' Friendly Society at St. George's Episcopal Church Newburgh celebrated its 40th anniversary with a Tuesday evening dinner at the parish house.
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Girls' Friendly Society
St. George's Episcopal Church
Newburgh
State Employes Salary Held Up by Red Tape Unwinding
Albany January 6 An early result of state government reorganization is that thousands of state employees will not receive their first two weeks of pay on time. Department heads did not certify transfers of appropriations to new department chiefs as required, delaying payroll processing and causing checks to be issued later than January 15. The delay stems from missing certifications to the governor and legislative budget authorities and payrolls still awaiting review by the service commission and comptroller.
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Albany
State Tax Commission
State Comptroller
Legislative Budget Committee
Emrmmissinn
Comptroller’s Office
Civil Service Commission
Tanuary & Bet
Thea Taneda Wells
Caparighity
Alice Kip Rhinelander marriage appeal upheld
New Rochelle, Jan G U One time Mrs Leonard Kip Rhinelander says she still hopes to reconcile with her husband after an appeal court ruling upheld the legality of their marriage. She had claimed deception about her race and expects to be together again someday despite the annulment bid being denied.
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New Rochelle
Jan
G. UE
Santa Clara
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Sim
Kip
Alice Jones
Milk Spill After Truck Plunges Near High View Creamery
Nine hundred quarts of milk spilled when a truck driven by Frank DeLuco of Middletown skidded off the road near the High View Creamery, injuring his father slightly. The truck carried 76 cases of bottled milk, 50 cans of milk and four cans of cream. 25 cases of bottles broke, and 15 cans of milk spilled.
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High View Creamery
Frank DeLuco
Middletown
High View Hotel
de Luca
DeLuca
Progressive Grocery Stores, Inc
New York
J Enencer Weed
Express Co Employes Seek 12 Percent Wage Increase
American Express company employes in Middletown await a board of arbitrators report on a demand for a 12 percent wage rise. The board is hearing evidence with Lewis Gwyn fighting the hike in New York City. He cites wartime government controls, inflation, and unprofitable contracts as reasons the increase cannot be granted. Bollinger of the Order of Railway Expressmen argues that cost of living supports the workers’ demand.
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American Express Company
Middletown
New York City
Lewis Gwyn
Bollinger
Order of Railway Expressmen
Family narrowly escaped asphyxiation from oil stove smoke
Fair Oaks residents Harvey York and his family nearly suffocated when fumes filled the house last week. Woken by a strong smell, York extinguished the oil stove after discovering it burning to guard against freezing temperatures and save the plants.
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Fair Oaks
Harvey York
York
Federation of Women's Clubs Holds Session
The Federation of Women's Clubs met Tuesday afternoon at the Universalist Parish house. Shelley spoke on the Toxin Antitoxin campaign and the federation endorsed the effort. Associate member Mrs William Herman chaired the program with recitations by Mrs Alberte Green and songs by Herbert H Teller.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Universalist
Shelley
Federation
Mra
William Herman
Alberte Green
Herbert H. Teller
Handel
Nevin
Josephine McGill
Knights of Columbus Installation In Middletown And State Tax Plan
A ceremony in Middletown will install fourth degree assembly officers on Sunday January 16 led by Ernest Hammer with a banquet organized by John J. Cullinane and a charity card party planned January 19. Governor Smith opens his annual message urging 1927 income tax rebates and continued reform to modernize New York’s tax system while noting the reorganized government and planned reductions in state levies.
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Knights of Columbus
Middletown
Port Jervis
Montcello
Goshen
Ernest Hammer
New York
John J. Cullinane
Kiighis of Columbus
Assembly
Albany
Sunt
Smith
Takino
Foreign guns threaten Hankow as crisis deepens
U S gunboats anchor off Hankow amid anti foreign unrest and possible action to protect American property. British, Japanese, and French concessions face tensions as Cantonese mobs attack foreigners. U S destroyer Ford moves toward Hankow as looting and guard shifts accompany widespread turmoil.
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Hankow
Jan
United States
Magnolia
Woolstan
Bee
Yangtze River
Ion
Three Missing After Explosion Destroys French Barque
In Curtis Bay the French barque Richalea exploded and sank. Eleven or more were injured, and authorities announced three missing men were dead. Ten French naval cadets survived by abandoning ship after Captain Jules Coren ordered evacuation. The vessel, loaded with pitch, burned for hours before sinking just before midnight.
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Baltimore
U.P
Curtis Bay
Juley Coren
Wallkill Civic Club Holds Monthly Meeting
The Wallkill Civic Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Ralph Smith’s home in Mechanics Town with eight members present. Misa Louise Dunning reported on Christmas field work. Wallkill’s quota was $1A and was met and surpassed. A report on the League of Women Voters convention in Syracuse was given. The club adjourned to meet in February.
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Wallkill
Many Seek Commissioner of Jurors Job in Orange County
The Orange County Board of Supervisors considers appointing a Commissioner of Jurors. Several candidates from across the county seek the five year post. Justice Seeger, County Judge and the Clerk will decide, with a $1500 annual salary tied to county population.
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Orange County
Board of Supervisors
An- Ducanta
Supreme Court
Seeger
William B. Penogar
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High View
Federation OF Women’s Clubs
Percy B. Scott
United Press
U. S
Peking
U.2
Ford
Yanegtee River
Riley
Craft Sinks
Wallkill Civic Club
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