Bonds To Be Made Gilt Edge For New Grammar School
Bond plans face legislative validation to float 354000 for the central grammar school's construction hoped to start in April. Corporation Counsel Berecit and bond expert Thompson outline steps to secure legality and market value, with Assemblyman Mead ready to introduce the bill. Public comment cited by Caneel Servin discusses taxpayer voting rights on the bond proposal.
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New York
Central Grammar School
Abram F. Berecit
Hervin
John C Thompson
Charles J. Mead
Rossule
Senate
Berator Calib Ti
Maumes
Goversnor
Caneel Serevin
Taya
Bimbelt
Mr. Servi
Flagler Estate Receives Court Confirmation of 1919 Accounts
Carmetina Sule Divan and Guaranty Trust Co. present 1919 estate accounting for Ida A. Flagler at the Supreme Court. Summary shows 1920 begin with net assets of 195,799 and 9,660,797 received in 1819, including 35,974 in Standard Oil securities. Executors’ commissions allowed. Mrs Flagler’s Central Valley residence funded.
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New York
Carmetina J. Sule Divan
Guaranty Trust Company
Supreme Court
Corrantes of Ae
Ida A. Flagler
Torta¢R
Henry M. Flagler
Standard of
Untat
Sarceme Court
Plateek
Commissiona
de Lancey Nionil Daw
Sullivan
Phoeniz
Crahar
Apecial Guardian
Wso
John J. Arar
Central Valeley
Ganitastomt
Carlos F. Macromald
L C Senger Operated On After Jaw Issue
L C Senger, clerk of the Board of Education, underwent an operation at Newburgh Hospital Friday for a jaw deformity that developed after teeth extraction. The procedure was lengthy but reportedly progressing, with hopes of a favorable outcome despite seriousness.
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Board of Education
Uoon
Newburgh Hospital
Expedite Legislative Work Bill Introduced in New York
The Associated Press notes a proposal by Republican Amemiirmas Willart C. Amos of New York to allow expedited legislative action for bills introduced late in the session. The measure would permit governor urgent messages to bypass committees and expedited passage, altering standard delay rules.
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Associated Freee’ Albay
NLT
Amemiirmas Willart C. Amos
Republican
New York
Billy
Bille
Mrs Hulse Seeks 860 Alimony in Divorce Action
Jenry Kohl of Newburgh represents Stra Deatties S Hulse in a divorce case filed by L Mortimer Hulse. A Supreme Court order requires 58 weekly alimony, though the parties reportedly reconciled. the defense challenges the action as nullified by reconciliation, with further court battle anticipated.
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Jenry Kohl
Newburgh
Stra
Deatties S. Hulse
L. Mortimer Hulse
Henry Kohl
Supreme Court
A. &. Tompkins
Hulse
Mulne
Bletorney
IL Fp
Fr. Mulse
Mayor Cox Fails To Land Position Albany January misspelled
Gov Smith sent nominations to the Senate for state posts including former Utica mayor James P. Smith as State Tax Commissioner and James A. Zatley Grassy Point named to succeed James Montgomery Newburgh. Other bids included Leroy A. Indge Northport and Julius Lyons New York as Port Wardens. referrals to Finance Committee.
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Albany
James PL. Smith
Mea
Walter HL Knanp
Gov. Smith
Senate
Sr. Smith
Utica
James A. Zatley
Grassy Point
James T. Montgomery
Newburgh
Leroy A. Indge
Northport
Julius ¥. Lyons
New York
Port of New York
Finance Committee
Sunday observance bills in New York legislature
Correspondence from the Associated Press reports two bills on Sabbath rules in New York. Assemblyman Sachuel Dickaggio proposes legalizing Sunday industry if public worship remains undisturbed for Hebrew observance. Assemblyman Nicholas un Tete backs a bill to prohibit Sunday football games.
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Associated Presa
Alban
N.Y
Sachuel Dickaggio
New York
Stein
Asaemhipman Nicholas UN Tete
Queens
Would Change The Divorce Law Would Change
The divorce law proposal would amend existing statute to allow divorce on grounds including wilful desertion for one year, conviction of a felony or infamous crime, drunkenness, extreme cruelty, insanity, neglect of spouse for one year, or poverty. Sponsored by Republican Oscar J. Smith of New York, the bill seeks to broaden grounds for dissolution and address marital distress.
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Associated Press
Albany
Jegtelatura Br Ansemblyan
Oscar
J. Smith
New Yor
Smith
NY Senator Seeks State Action Against Prohibition
Rep Joan Oscer J South of New York proposes a bill to block enforcement of the federal Prohibition until state legislation aligns with the Volstead Act. The measure would empower the Attorney General to seek a state level injunction in partnership with federal authorities and the U S Supreme Court if needed.
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Correependenca
Associated Prem
Albany
N. T
Joan Oscer J. South
Republican
New York
Feder Prokitiven Amenimrat
United States
Abouhi
Teachers Pension Bill To Be Submitted Soon
Albany January 20. A teachers pension bill for New York State teachers will be introduced in the Legislature within ten days. With Governor's support it is expected to pass this year. The plan provides retirement benefits after 33 years, or after disability, with costs shared by teachers and state and protections for withdrawals or death. The bill also outlines disability and early retirement provisions and a quarter of salary pension, with emphasis on broad support from teachers and officials.
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Albany
Ube
New York State
Az RR Irbacher
Etate Callere
Tolk Flate
Alato
Watons
Care Tt
Loin Deaen
Urubacher
Tre Vialon
Atate
Pervite
Tearhern
al Persronation Beneft
Payahla
Thia
Mra Visions Ipales
Diuet
Thie Stata
Ertire
Wervice
Vervice
Feactera
Lescher
Asad Np
State Teachers’ Association
Senate
Rimor Smith
Plans to Build Up National Guard
Correspondence from Mbany New Jersey notes plans to strengthen the New York State National Guard with an expanded program and improved training. A meeting in New York January 29 will address organization, personnel, and federal relations, with about 15 adjutants expected to attend and leaders from Albany and regimental commands likely to participate.
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Mbany
N. T
New York State National Guard
Eyatem
New York
Edward J. Weatentt
Albany
Prisige
National Guard
United States
Ceas
M. E. Conference Heads to Kingston for 1900 Assembly
The M E Conference delegates, led by Rev T J Narang wansthof and others from St James Church, depart New York on Monday for Kingston to attend the annual conference. Clergy and lay members, including Mrewa Taracwanagis and Mauteraioch, form part of a five member committee guiding the gathering with Dr E B Tipple of Drew Theological Seminary noted among organizers.
Stacey Family Sons Pictured in Curtis Magazine Feature
Article depicts Reverend Fred W Stacey and four of his six sons from Curtis Magazine. The Curtis Publishing Company notes the boys aged from months to several years, with references to their work and relocation plans in New York State. The piece highlights family involvement and the expected careers of the Stacey brothers.
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Rev. Stacey
Curtis Magazine
Cante Publishing
Belktin
Toys Fur Betruty
Pav
Fred W. Stacey
Fu Paula
F Church
Lawrence Toerp
Fred W. Kacey
Dowali
Palin George
Fred
James
Agractes
New York State
Tonald
Pencevada
Stacey Wrothere
Electrical Men Enjoy Banquet at Local Lodge Dinner
Members of Local Asion No 134, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, and their guests attend a dinner Monday at the French Nestaurast after a motion pictures session at the Stratton. Menu included oysters, clams, soup, beef, vegetables, desserts, and coffee. Attendees listed include Frank H. Deates, Ags J. Strong, Julive Hoinig, Mead Hunt, Herbert Ackesman, Leo Halstead, Hawley Fuller, Storsimer Renoet, We Snell, Harry Snell, Joseph Cummiskey, M. 3. O'Malley, Mussel Harding, Ray Ible, Themae FE. bode.
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Asion No. 134
International Drotherhood
Monroe Girls Triumph in American Flag Cross Victory
A January 20 event at Monroe Church of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus featured a competitive examination to win the American Flag Cross. The Monroe girls defeated the boys, with Father Gilmartin guiding students and Rev. Witla Carew and Mise Ene Thalbell noted in ceremonial roles. He urged faithfulness to God and country and the prize of the American flag and U.S. Constitution.
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Cheater
T. F. Gimartio
Monroe Church of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus
Gilmartin
Witla Carew
Uilmertin
Dominic
Nealeo
United States
City Manager McKay Announces Salary Cuts In City Hall
Newburgh, Jan 20 The city manager W Johnston McKay introduced a new salary schedule at Monday night’s meeting, cutting his own pay from 3000 to 3600 dollars. The city clerk’s salary rises to 7000, and the stenographer to the City Manager’s office increases from 320 to 9300, while the assistant to the city clerk will receive EL I 200 more.
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Newburgh
W. Johnston McKay
Loree
Eli
Stanager Teraland
Times-Press Adverts The Business Booster
A Middletown reader reports the Times Press classified ad section boosted business. The ad appeared Friday evening before 7:38 pm and again Saturday the heating captain was sold at a fair price, with the advertiser satisfied by the response and resulting inquiries.
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Times
Health Insurance Endorsement Blocked at Union Meeting
At a regular meeting of Chimmaken Union No 438 in Goshen, health insurance endorsement failed. Jobs Campbell of Goshen was elected delegate with J W Yaerer as alternate to the International Car makers’ convention. John R чемweeney elected to a second term as steward.
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Chimmaken’ Union No
Beld
Jobs & Campbell
Goshen
J. WU. Yaerer
Ely
International Cizarmakers
John $. Rweeney
Anti Saloon Men Plan to Elect Dry Congress
In New York a dry campaign plan was announced by William A H Anderson to elect a dry Congress nationwide. The Anti Saloon League aims to influence voters through law and order rhetoric and curb national prohibitions while preparing for the case that wet representatives may resist enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. The announcement was made at a Law and Order meeting near Metropolitan Life Building with attendance from ministers and officials.
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New York
Anti Saloon League
Weel
Willem AH. Anderson
Anderson Aye
Associa
Anderson
Yorm
Wramer
Washinston
Kramer
Judges Endorsed For Re-election In This District
A Mount Vernon dispatch reports Westchester Republican leaders endorsed renomination of Supreme Court Justice Arthur S. Tompkins Nyack Joseph Sorehauser Mount Vernon and Isaac N Milla for another term. Appellate Division Justice Ulle will reach retirement age in 1921. ninth district covers Westchester Putnam Orange Duchess and Rockland counties. Democrats plan to redraft candidates for a nonpartisan judiciary with county bar association backing.
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Mount Vericn
Westchester County
Supreme Court
Arthur S. Tompkins
Nyack
Joseph Sorehauser
Voughkeepale
Isaac N. Milla
Mount Vernon
Ninth
Priera Woeatcheeler
Putnam
Orange
Dotchees
Rockland
Tath County
Dar Association
Westtown Man Elected Head of Old Orchard Club
Westtown man Niven IL Clark was elected president of the Old Orchard Club in a highly enthusiastic meeting in Illinois. Directors named were Ivan Gardner Leo Marcell John G Wilkin Duigan A Hner Rufus Le Aldrich George Ne Murrow James F Moores Niven IL Clark and Id Cavender. The body plans to improve the club’s social and gathering programs for the current year with appointed officers at the next regular meeting.
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Niven IL
James F. Moores
Niven IL Clark
Westtown
Id. Caventer
He. Wile
Clark
E. 2
Cavender
Damen F. More
Nest
Auc
Fire damages dwelling in Fulton Street blaze
Firemen answered a still alarm for a chimery fire in a two story frame dwelling on Fulton Street owned by Policeman Witla Faulkner and occupied as a warding house. The blaze was confined with chemicals and extinguished quickly, with insurance covering the loss.
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Witla Faulkner
Atl
Fulton Street
3Ires Actas Wik
Brad
Lcurance
Bord & Bem
Icc
Dr. Kearns Dies After Two Weeks Illness
Dr. Kearns died at his residence on Washington Street January 21 after a two week illness. Born February 16 1844 in Paterson New Jersey he studied at local schools and graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons New York in 18 – he practiced in Paterson Montgomery Middletown and finally settled in this city. He was noted for generosity and devotion to patients a member of the First Presbyterian Church and trusted by many as a great physician and friend.
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Robert Kearns
Washingha Street
Emer
Wess
Teo
Kearns
Paterson
N. J
Robert
Agnes Kearra
City
College of Physicians and Sorgiors
New York City
Krams
Kmanters
Frances Wockles
Montgomery
Ames Kearns
William Hennion
Paterson Kearns Movn
Middletown
Reams
First Presbyterian Church
Aro and Company Magic at Florida Lyceum Jan 26
Florida notes a large magic exhibition by Aro and Company at the Florida Lyceum on Monday evening January 2 with a 12 member troupe promising fox melody and tricks. Prices later announced. Also reports private Frank Cramads killed in action and a note on the pocket handkerchief evolving through fashion.
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Florina
Aro and Company
Florida Lyceum
Largrat
Florida
Arno
Magic Theaure
Company Sontay
Change at State Firemen's Home
Toughkerpete Jan 23 Willam IL Frank Sr of this city has been ebow yen president of the board of tresiees for the New York State Firemen Tivme al Hudson to ecerend Frank Dalen of Fort Redmoent who haw Testened to accept the position of superioristicnt of Ube Institution George T Keller of Souter who was the contractor to barrr of the erection of the local high achook has been chosen chairman of the house committee of She Sremen's home JURY DUTIES FOR WOMEN Correspondence of Associati Presa Athany N Y Jan 10 Jury duty Iby the recently enfranchised wom en of the Klate dx 2 pegalbility Assemblyman Varry Pirlo Republican of Kiera has tntred west to the Legis lature a fill draigned to permit wom en to all en gram and petit Jutien Anas advertising medium the Ties Prees has no competitor in Liles section Over 20 000 readers seach dayide
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Toughkerpete
Willam IL Frank
New York
Tivme
al Hudson
Frank Dalen
Fort Redmoent
Ube
George T. Keller
Souter
Associati
Athany
N. Ys
Varry Pirlo
Kiera
En Gram
Petit Jutien
Goshen Man Heads the Ulster Farm Bureau
Fi tnee of Graton has assumed the duties as county farm bureau manager for Ulster County. Birth announcement notes Mr. and Mrs Philip Hibby Fulton Street welcome a new baby.
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Goshen Man
The
Ulster
Farm Bureau
Fi Tnee
Graton
Philip Hieby
Fulton Street
Claroce J
Jan
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