Sun Smiles Upon Marching Veterans and Scouts Parade
Crowds cheered as veterans, Boy Scouts, and 1200 school children marched from Franklin Square to Thrall Park in a large Memorial Day parade. Col. W. G. Bates led the 71st N. Y. Regiment, with police, bands, veterans groups, and city officials in a display of patriotism. The procession formed along South Street, with divisions from several schools and civic organizations, and flag display widespread through the town.
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Memorial Demonstration and Park Service Observe Veterans
On Wednesday a patriotic demonstration featured a memorial service at Thrall Park. Alderman at Large Channel 5 reported Mike reading General Logan's orders as veterans from 1861 and local Company 1 paraded along James Street, with schoolchildren watching.
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They Say Tae Eae 18 wt The Reason They Want
Fragmented text outlines a debate or statement with unclear figures and motives. Key names or places are unreadable, preventing precise entity extraction. The readable portion hints at a social or political discussion lacking verifiable details.
Veteran Abandons German for English Speech at Memorial Day
New York May 31 Ferdinand Levy former Coroner and Civil War veteran and Grand Army of the Republic member gave a speech at the Memorial Day ceremony placing a wreath at the foot of General Frank Sigel statue. He had earlier spoken in German but said he would not again use German in Memorial Day remarks, promising to speak in English.
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NAB STUDENTS ON A PLOT CHARGE
Three Columbia students Eleanor Wilson Parker Owen Cattell and Charlen Francis Phillip were arrested in New York by Justice Department agents on a conspiracy to impede registration law enforcement. The group allegedly arranged a lit erature campaign urging refusal to register for conscription on June 5 and were linked to a figure named Goldman.
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New York
Department of Justice
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Owen Cattell
Charlen Francis Phillip
German Vessels for Navy Use Seized by President
President Wilson today turned over five German merchant ships to the American navy to be used as cruiser and collier vessels. The release includes ships seized from German war assets and cited in government notices as part of measures against Germany. A separate item mentions Rosery Ferry of Wit dittown among captives and prisoners held in camps. further details were not available.
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Auto hits trolley car in city street collision
A vehicle collided with a trolley car at 825 O street corner near East Main on Wednesday evening. E G Tarts of Central Garage Company drove the auto that struck the trolley, causing the crash that put the conductor and motorman aboard the Welllol Transit Company in minor positions.
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Not Guilty Verdict In Emms Helens Herr Gorden Case
Monticello May 21 the jury found Emms Helens Herr Gorden not guilty of murdering her common law husband Herman Dostech after an eight day trial marked by revolting testimony. Foreman Asil D Kinane announced the verdict as Court officials and reporters filled the room.
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George D. Pelton
Arrest Four as German Plotters
Four men were arrested Tuesday morning at Livingston Manor by soldiers of Company A Beventy-fist Kee York Infantry on suspicion of being German plotters. Colonel William G Bates said he had no details on the grounds of arrest or future disposition. A full report was to reach regimental headquarters later that afternoon.
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York Infantry
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Bales
Road closure and detour announced for state route
Travelers report a new state road from the old Ca boualie line toward the Suliitan community, closed to traffic with most lanes shut for the remainder of the year. Port Jervis to Monticello travelers advised to detour via Wartaboro. a judge urged open speech amid a not guilty verdict.
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Justice Dept to stop unregistered men from leaving the United States
Washington reports the Department of Justice will prevent in persons subject to registration from departing the country until after registration day. Agents and customs officers will enforce the rule as complaints of a “wondrenocratic” law stir concern. Letters indicate will be turned over to justice. arrests planned.
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Potato price jump and farm labor bill noted
International News Service reports wholesale potato prices rising sharply with forecasts of $12 barrels soon. Local dealers cite strong western demand. Gov Whitman signs a Brown permitting farm work for school children between April 1 and November 1, war era safeguards unchanged.
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Sentry Fires On Train Rider In Otisville Tunnel
Port Jervis man Welter Lamb, 29, was shot twice while riding a moving Erie freight through the Otisville tunnel. He walked to a farmhouse for treatment, then was taken to Thrall Hospital. A sentry of the Seventy-first Regiment had ordered him off the train, which Lamb claims he did not hear due to the moving freight and tunnel noise. He recovered with two bullets removed from his right side.
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