Middletown Fraternal Parade Praised for Spectacular Line of March
A grand fraternal parade in Middletown featured a long march through Linden to Wickham and Highland avenues, concluding with a mass formation at West Main and Mill streets. General Stocker and Major General Gurney reviewed the parade as police ensured safety and crowd enthusiasm filled main streets. The line included dozens of lodges and bands with extensive staff lists, awards announced for top units, and post-parade inspections of fire houses.
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Hestaf
Linden Avenue
Wickham Avenue
North Street
Depot Street
James Street
West Main Street
Grand Avenue
Prince Street
Highland Avenue
Sunset Street
West Main’ Street
West Main
Mill Streets
Post Office
Stocker
Gurney
Orchard
Middletown
McCoach
McIntyre
Emerson H. Rose
N. G
Harry L. Steedman
Citizens’ Committee
Leo Barnett
A. R Stocker
Patriarchs Militant
W. C. Gurney
New York State
O. & W. Band
James Williams
N. 5
Skydlower
Canton Nemo
Albany
Weeber
E. G W. Musbach
Stephen L. Preston
Canton
Welschman
H. K E. Holsey
Odo Fellows’ Band of
Marlboro
McGuire
Herkimer
Percy Dickson
Department Council
Staf
Oriental Drum Corps
Col. Brown
J. W. Stetkins
Rochester
Canton Rochester
Canton Syracuse
Hue
A. E. Wells
State of Cortland
Canton Lincoln
Syracuse
Sembachh
Canton Auburn
Auburn
Weinert
Ruggles
Col Ballested
Waverly
Canton Binghamton
Binghamton
Potter
David Wilbur
Gne Mts
Miller
Canton Waverly
Hane
Canton Ithaca
Ithaca
Schaffer
Sidney
Ritter
Grumer
Goshen Fife
Goshen Lodge
Sullivan District
Liberty
Monti¢elio
Woodburn
Livingston Manor
Middletaen Lodge
Orange District
Goshen
Winapee Jade
Monroe
Luther Lodge
Walden Fife
Freeman Lodge
Walden
H. J. Shelley
McKaishi
Hacks Walker
W. W. Howland
Palace
Peet
Matibero Vand
Canton Herkimer
Walden File
Albeny
Canton Bighamton
Stehtins
Noa
Frank Tot
Earnest Scheie
Freeman Ledes
Wal@en
President Wilson Eyes Mexican Stabilization Plan
Washington reports President Wilson may back a Mexican stabilizing leader to end civil war and restore constitutional order. Calderon, former Mexico foreign minister, is en route to Washington as a candidate to direct rehabilitation and diplomacy with the United States.
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Washington
Wilson
Mexico
Repub
Iglesias Calderon
France
Calderon
United States
Otder Kln
Seho
Iup
Mexico City
Third Newspaper Suspends After Spending Millions
Scranton, May 28 The Scranton Daily News suspended publication as two other papers, the Republican and the Times, continued. The move follows a toward consolidation and a billionaire backer who aimed to create a third paper, spending millions. The market now supports two papers, with financiers predicting fewer, stronger outlets.
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Scranton
Scranton Daily News
Scranton Today
Republican
The
Times
News
W. J. Pattison
Willionaire
Republican and Tribune
Truth
Pubiishing Company
Auto Collision Damages Wm Berger Car on Chester Road
On a Sunday afternoon near Chester Road and Chas M Houston’s residence, a passing driver tried to overtake William Berger’s Ford. The right rear wheel struck the left front of Berger’s car, causing extensive front-end damage. The other driver fled without giving name or license details. Berger was asked to name a sum for settlement but the driver did not respond. Local officials urged stricter enforcement of license plates and driving conduct.
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Forest of
Berger
Bercer
Etty
iMre
Jane Barrett
Main Street
Hamilton
Erie
Bird
Passaic
Kerkaw Family Leaves for Michigan After Father's Injury
Fred Kerkaw and family departed Wednesday for Michigan after learning his father was injured. Kerkaw expects to be away for some time, marking his first trip home in several years.
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Wickham Lake
Fred Kerkaw
Michigan
Mr. Kerkaw
Annual Dinner for Old Soldiers Celebrated in Blooming Grove
The Blooming Grove D R chapter hosted its Memorial Day annual dinner at Iowa Hall. Attendees included members of Isaac Nicol Post and guests from the village. After drinks, speakers honored the era with remarks and a prize was awarded for a speech on France’s relation to America.
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Rem Corps
Eagles Hall
Loudiacs
Vite
Trnac
Scepital
Comler Street
Warjacs
Joseph Ferstson
Washinstonville
Blooming Grove
Cave Meir
Isaac Nicol Post
Lowa
T. AL HO
France
Papi
Brewater
Craigville Notes Highlight Season Opener and June Event
Fragmentary report from Craigville mentions a visiting team from New Yaz Deen and A. S. Dana. It notes a Sunday test with hopes of success against Ret. A. George of Wash toeride and mentions a June 74 event and Miss Osteile Roe involved in coin collection.
Memorial Day visits and local social rounds in Otisville
Otisville on Memorial Day saw Mrs. George Hill and a Jersey City friend visit the grave of her Civil War husband. Local residents Jay Northrup and others enjoyed visits, dances, church programs, and social calls across town as Dr. Howser’s condition improves and Rev. Plumer travels for business.
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Otisville
George Hill
Jersey City
Jay Northrup
Joel Northrup
Aaron Winter
Port Jervis
Sparrowbush
Frank 2
Howser
L. B. Plumer
Boston
Mays
Joseph Cook
New York City
Mackey
Cook
Alfred Ketcham
Nebraska
Belen A. Tymeson
Mattie Park
Metropolis
J. M. Park
Helen Park
Middetown
George Wood
Tarrtown
James Ruanalis
Nosfiela Cocikin
Mitchell's Hall
Peter J. Ryan
Linney
Sparta
N. J
Peter’d. Ryan
Main Street
Daniel Wheat
Bordeau
Erie Street
James Belew
Charles
Middletown
Presbyterian Church
Manning
Norman Sly
Mr. Booth
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Theodore Winter
Paterson
N. 1
Lin Cousins
Roberts
Tate
Frank Greenleaf
Lyceum Hall
Benjamin White
James Easton
Bert Jacobs
Montclair
Shackenhugh
Helena Cockrill
West Point
W. H. Tinney
M. & Church
M. E
Jocklyn
Ephraim Manninz
Colonel Sty
Frank Robbins
Oakland
Chirlet Greenleaf
Otsville
Pearl Winfield
Port Torvis
Hyde
Iaver
Harris
Sire
Belue Air
Charles Green
X. J
Agnes Carter
Tewell Hunt
Athens
N. Y
Auren Silkaian
New York
Ctty
Acust
J. J. Crane
Todercue
Mia
Alfred Ketebans
Suas
Tae
Tred Cras
Mroye
Middietown
Emmet Hobbins
Brettird
Theo Gy
Mt Hoye
Eamess
Kit
Toa
Gothen
Leta
Toam Mieteny
Ium Northam
Regents Papers Safeguarded In Secret Exam Process
The Education Department tightens security as Regents examination papers are prepared and distributed. A small team edits questions, printing occurs under guard in a locked room, and a private elevator moves papers to the third floor to prevent leakage. Previously, hundreds of students may have seen questions.
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Albany
New York State
Middletown High School
Commissioner of Education
Education Department
Education Holding
Miss Norton Among Columbia Graduates at 261st Commencement
Columbia University held its 261st annual commencement in New York on Wednesday with 2165 degrees conferred. Among the graduates were Miss A Evelyn Norton of Middletown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A G Norton, who studied in the regular departments. her mother and brother Carlton attended and returned home with her.
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New York
Columbia University
Columbia
Barnarl College
College
Norton
A. Evelyn
Carlton
Misa Norton
Shoemaker Weds Miss Irving in Paterson Nuptials
In Paterson on a Wednesday afternoon, Ida Mason Irving became the wife of Clarence E Shoemaker of Middletown New York at Jolock Street’s local church. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Beale with Miss Haddens sister of the groom as maid of honor. The bride wore a pale gown with a white corsage and a matching veil while the groom wore a Palm Beach suit. Attendants and guests filled the town.
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Paterson
N. J
Thomas Lining
Medisa Avenue
Wea
Ida Mas
Clarence E Shoewalter
Middletown
N.Y
Beale
Haddes
Sroom
Tonor
Fla
Hadden
Pratork
M Poten
Kat Pier Poyquel
Calladni
Hettosla Shoemaker
Local Notices From Chester and Goshen Bank Area
A mangled OCR notice mentions a wedding invitation on Wednesday June 2 and lists names Garfiel Vandereigh and Mrs Frank sinidtien. It references a petition at the National Bank of Orange County Goshen and notes affiliations with Green & Yonderbareh and Chester and Flotila.
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Frank Sinidtien
Id Garfiel Vandereigh
Fords
National Bank of Orance
E. Goshen
Interialins Fia
Green & Yonderbareh
Chester
Flotila
Suspected burglary at Erie depot by Costello and companion
Philip Costello, arraigned before Recorder Starr on unrelated charges, is now arrested on burglary charges after entering the Union News booth at the Erie James Street depot with a companion. They were seen near 9 pm inspecting the stand before the 10:27 train arrival drew police attention.
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Union News
Erie James Street
Philip
Costello
Starr
Train passengers witness stand tampering incident
Costello and an alleged accomplice were involved in a tampering incident at a newsstand on a train. Officers Daley and Taylor secured Costello after he resisted being moved from the stand to the doorway. He waived examination and awaits grand jury action. John Collins was arrested at home and remanded to Goshen jail after arraignment. Both youths were taken to Goshen for processing.
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Clyde Geer
Leon C. Daley
Taylor
Costello
Heecorder Starr
John Collins
Costellos
Hime
Watkins Avenue
Gsiers
Dayton
McCoach
Berfore
Starr
Goshen
Ben
Yous
Bruce McCourch
Strike Looms in Chisago Over Arbitration
A strike of air transportation workers in Chisago Nean Chitsee is imminent as employees oppose arbitration of disputes with the companies.
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Chisago
Nean Chitsee
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