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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1919
Page
1
Newburgh July 25 detective Hickey testified in Governor Smiths probe into Orange County officials. He described seeing liquor sales and disorder at Goshen inns, saloons, and a St Elmo hotel, plus a patient account of paid bribes and police conduct during elections. He named Goshen locations and individuals involved in alleged violations.
A fragment reports Lieut Hayes obtaining a brief furlough and return home after serving with the regiment. The text is garbled but mentions New York Reston and a national quar, with references to dates and unit movements.
MoH Marechentaug announces an engagement in this city, naming Mine Bethea Monte Taughter and Mott Wonder of Malwa AOL in Comin Witch as the parties. The notice references family ties, a proposed wedding date, and invitations to a broader community gathering at the Times Press Building.
Fragmentary item notes Western Union operation and translation options in multiple languages for messages to Germany. Mentions private telegraph perhaps copied for planes in Germany and references languages. Content is unclear and partially garbled.
Marvin Farnsod of 19 Wyoming Mree Vronkivn was cited on Nethehreet oat 408 or tork Thursday afternoon for speeding at police headquarters Sore yint Chet required Fensod to depot 215 for his 4 year appearance on July 31 When she turned about ag she had toasing police Headquarters with her lawton and directed You dirty cir yet gt Moforescly Patrolman Ladtur who had arrested her husband Mrs elused was arrested and So cost fer husband annauier deposit of $ 10 desire the appearance of Mrs Weird in answer to a chugs of disorderly conlact preferred by the oiher Mr Peinset will also be given a hearing on July 31 During the resotiations between her hisband and 'fy police Mrs Fein sot fainted then James Dr H J Shelley who was In headquarters at the time gave her medical attention She recovered sufficiently hoover to direct her verbal attack at Officer Judium as she was shout to leave headquarters.
L C Predmore married Leater C Predmore in New York on June 1. The bride is the eldest daughter of Deuedet and Mere Wi Beeler, formerly of Jeffersonville. The groom is son of Charles V Predynore, proprietor of a store. Couple met at New York College of Anatomy while in their second year. After a Caribbean honey moon they visit Kenoza Lake. both plan dental college studies.
The Clemson company begins a new one story brick textile factory on Genong Street between Erie railroad and Sprague Avenue. About 40 men work as foundations and brick work advance after 19 days. Dundee Textile Company plans a 14000 square foot plant with large workforce.
Margaret McCarthy the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas A McCarthy of 482 Hancock Street Browk WR was seriously injured Friday when struck by an unattended truck in the street in front of the Hotel Ita where the girl and her parents have been staying. The accident occurred as the child had been playing in the sand before the hotel fence and ran into the roadway.
Fawn Patten, president of the semiat oneat Provision Cn, sold his stake and visited Pook A with Johan E DuBois. The lake is described as giving the best base fishing in Sullivan County. The tract includes 585 acres of timber to be developed for a planned project.
Parksville July 25 Paige touring car driven by two unknown men struck seven year old Charles Panoff in Parksville. The car, speeding, was left after the crash and the boy was hurled over a fence. Car found in woods west of Liberty near Wawayanda boarding house. plate stolen from a Studebaker. Authorities hold the Paige car as searches for the men continue.
Thomas McAuliffe Henry Witt and Louis Flumming were paroled from Middletown State Hospital and escorted to New York City by attorney Louis Greenspan of Jamaica. Officials deny involv ing any improper action though the patients, though recovered, are not deemed able to care for themselves. One man reportedly did not wish to leave and said he would return.
Goshen Historic Race-Track Association plans outdoor music for August 5 6 and 7 1819. Renowned artists from across the country will perform in a grand program featuring classical and native melodies. crowd-pleasing orchestration and ceremonial pomp accompany the race events.
The officers of the new National Bank of Tarrdo are listed: President and Supervisor Charles S Tattertom of Tuxedo. vice president Frances W Morrardy of Geshen. cashier J. W McCo of Goshen. directors Os Young, Francis Marvay Jr, Alird Leomien Georts Grant Mason and Davies Patrick. Also discharged is Second Lieutenant Laurence Conking, Quartermaster Corps, recently returned from France and discharged Wednesday after two years at Camp Uptoy, and he is reported to have gone home.
Harry Kuperman aged 33 of near Monticello died from a skull fracture after his car overturned several times on the Cold Spring road near Monticello while returning from Bridgeville. He was alone in the vehicle and died at Thrall Hospital after being rushed there from the accident scene. Funeral services were planned for Friday at 4 pm, with survivors including his parents and two brothers.
Investigations by the Engineering division of the State Health Department into sanitary conditions in New York State land army camps include Middletown State Hospital. Reports advise improvements in water supply plumbing and sewage disposal where needed. Middletown specifics not yet ascertained. Dr William E Kelly has directed local work for two years resulting in draining improvements and valuable observations, including mosquito larva studies with reports to the State Health Board.
A large company of merpmakers extended a hearty welcome home to Corporal James Davoli at his parents home on Cottage Street. Sterling's orchestra played for dancing from evening till 2 a.m. He had spent 21 months overseas with the 694d Division Railroad Engineers after arriving from Camp Upton. The homecoming featured refreshments and tears of joy as many friends praised his service to the country.
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