Hirschberg Urges Aid to Enforce Law at Newburgh Meeting
District Attorney Hirschberg urged help from citizens to enforce liquor laws, recounting indictments and past cases in Cornwall Maybrook and Walden. Mayor Thompson praised enforcement and introduced Hirschberg, who warned of opposition and stressed the duty of officials and the public to back prohibition efforts. Rev Forest Freston Hunter and Rev C H Mattison spoke on support for enforcement while local leaders and Citizens' League members attended.
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Mr. Hunter
Forest Freston Hunter
First Baptist Church
Howard
Hirachberg
Thompson
Hirschberg
Orange ‘County
Addred
Orange County
Mqnor
Chlef
J. D. McCoach
Cornwall
Maybrook
Ufo
County Court of Appeals
Walden
Attommor
Letag
Queen City
Netburgh
Board of Supervisors
Sopertiera
Apollo Club To Give A Concert In June
The Apollo Club of this city will present a first concert at the First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening June 12 for the Red Cross benefit. Soprano Florence Otis will appear, marking her first city appearance. her recent recital in Holyoke drew strong praise and she is engaged as soloist for the Apollo Club in Middletown, Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Club
First Presbyterian Church
The
Red Cross
Florence Ole
America
Miss Otis
Onpheus Club
Poughkeepsie
Florence Otis
Wona
Fay Foster
Alexander Kunsell
Claude Warford
Florence Turner-Maley
Harriet Ware
Monr
Amrita Club
Otia
Andrew 3. Baird
Middletown
Highland School Hall
Holyoke
Mass
Cryptic Club
Hindenburg Opposes Autograph Beggars
Vienna June 4 Field Marshal von Hindenburg is overwhelmed by autograph requests from Vienna schoolchildren. His adjutant general sent a letter to the Burgomaster explaining the volume makes it physically impossible to sign, urging officials to inform students that such requests cannot be fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Port
Woman suffrage near in Italy says Boselli
Rome June 4 Premier Moselli replies to General Mirabelli a leading advocate of suffrage that there is no doubt the time is ripe for Italian women to vote in municipal and other administrative elections He adds that equal political participation should wait for results of administrative voting but believes political suffrage will come sooner or later.
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Rome
Mirabelli
Moselli
The Slacker film drawn recruits in Wisconsin
Milwaukee June 4 The Wisconsin Defense Stogie begins production of a war photodrama titled The Slacker to aid recruitment in Wisconsin and nationwide. Critics say it portrays the declaration of war and German Secret Service intrique with the aim to deter German influence. Mrs Matilda Bracilet Curse, pioneer and first woman member of the Chicago Board of Education, dies.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Children Doing Their Bit School Campaign Report
The Red Cross drive in schools closed with 414 new memberships and over 550 in contributions. Of 2,235 pupils, 1,813 gave something, led by the High School with 125 and a $10 Junior class gift. Benton Avenue led pupil participation at 100 percent and $94.14 in cash. Mulberry 98 percent and Albert Street 95 percent. Of 73 city teachers, 70 are Red Cross members, many with multiple memberships.
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Red Cross
Popple
Glee Club
Benton Avenue School
Mulberry Street School
Albert Street
Chandler Appoints State Constabulary Officers With Military Experience
Albany June 4 There has been strong interest in joining the New York State Troopers the uniformed force soon to begin operations. Major George F Chandler will judge qualifications though not under civil service rules. Recruits must be horsemen, and 232 officers will serve in four troops Albany Syracuse Buffalo and New York City with salaries of 900 a year plus uniform and mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Constabulary
New York
State Civil Service Commission
George F. Chandler
Department of the Adjutant General
New York State Troopers
Capitol
Ayracuse
Buffalo
New York City
National Guard
New York State
George F. Chandies
N. Y
Biggs Grove School Picnic Marks End of Term
Selistizy Mile June 4 residents report the Bigg's Crove school will hold a picnic on school grounds on the last day of the term. J E Hogan Jr was called home to Philadelphia after the serious loss of his sister Louie Homan of Monroe who was seriously injured in a recent automobile accident and is reported to be on the road to recovery. Hogan is a brother of J C Hogan Jr of the Clove. Stephen Fetter and Fred Fetter, Jr entered a hiking trip to Mount… on Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Fetter
Fred Fetter
Ae Jr
Memorial
Orange County Home Defense meets to plan census work
The Orange County Home Defense Committee held a regular meeting at the Argus Building Middletown to align on census and enrollment efforts. Members discussed funds, staffing, and the appointment of Allen W. Corwin as chief of field operations and John E. Corwin as headquarter supervisor, with Frank H. Finn leading the census brief and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Si
George F. Gregg
Board of
Board of Supervisors
Frank H. Finn
Henry
Albany
Finn
Addiion
Allen W. Corwin
Harry T. Cristae Bie
John E. Corwin
William N. Tuacano
Port Jerris
Home Defence Committee
Toscano
Home Defense Committee
Jume Ll
Mesare
Corwin
Crist
Tarybor
Amelynetics
Xivem
Aasistant Directore
John E. Cortin
Burglar Embarrasses Sleuth On Honeymoon
In Chivate on June 4 a burglar disrupts a detective’s honeymoon tale as a wife and suspect clash over the chase. The case involves Joseph Cahill of Selphur Springs and Elizabeth Mice from Chicago, with a tangled, fragmentary narration of pursuit and family reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwin Hetsighe
Joseph Cahill
Selphur Springa
Hernicie
Cobblport
Elizabeth
Mtorr
Take Exams in Goshen Saturday for Free Scholarships
The following residents took the examination for Cornell University free scholarships at the High School Building in Goshen on Saturday. Names include Joshua Sundatram 19 Middletown Alec Butters Walden 17 Gertrude Hazzard Warwick 17 Harold Knapp Goshen 17 Edward McCord Walden 17 Eleanor Benmarteg Goshen 19 Natalie Scott Goshen 17. Results are expected before late July or August. The examiner board includes Superintendents Tut Bill of the city and James Crane with Arthur Naylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Joshua
Aliee Sundatram
Middletown
Gilbert Millspaugh Butters
Walden
Gertrude Curtis Hazzard
Warwick
Harold
Board of Examiners
J. F. Tut- Bill
Quis City
James M. Crane
Irke
Arthur H. Naylor
Port
State requires counties to build tuberculosis hospitals by 1918
Governor Whitman signed a law after a health report by Dr. Hermann M. Bixys mandating every New York county with 36 000 or more population to establish a tuberculosis hospital by July 1918 if one is not already approved. If a county board fails to fund or contract by January 1918 the State Commissioner of Health will locate and operate a hospital at county expense.
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Albany
Hermann M. Bixys
Whitman
Board of Supervisors
State Commissioner of Health
Andb County
Commissioner of Health
State Defense Council
Duke
Austro Hungary
Russia
Germany
Legielature
France
State Department of Health
Perkins Urges Mexicans to Strict Morality at Madison Barracks
George W. Perkins addressed about 2,400 student officers at Madison Barracks on June 1, urging strict moral and physical conduct during wartime living. He warned of postwar adjustment in US business and social life and urged discipline as soldiers return home. Concert planned at Howells Presbyterian June 11 featuring Julia Reid May Newton and others.
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Madison Barracks
George W. Perkins
Y. Mlc. A
C- Caan
Perkins
United States
Confidt
America
Ufa
Principie
Howells
Presbyterian Church
Ladiest
Ak Connery
Julia C. Reid
Oli Fai
Mim May Newton
Hj, Mather
W. HW. Tremper
Tittelis
The
Laden AM
The Runaway Returns to Aid Father and Cousin
Ned Barringer, gone ten years from age fifteen, returns at night to his father’s home and finds his father recovering in hospital. A cousin, Margret Curtis, reveals the second Mrs Barringer died years earlier. Ned's presence inspires a path to reconciliation and a hopeful, orderly future.
Fragmentary OCR Terse Item Noted In Paper
A partial OCR fragment mentions a marriage reference and a women named in a blurred context. No clear event, date, place, or organization is readable to establish a concrete item for a headline or summary.
Plattsburg Corps inaugurates new student officers training
Plattsburg New York June 1 after twenty hours of rough training the corps began its third week of field maneuvers. Many cadets were deemed unfit by army surgeons and sent home. Officers receive pay and regular service emoluments as they march and drill in Belg kit. Major Reginald Barlow assumes command of the Third Company to replace Capt Freeman. Arthur D. Alexander discharged for disability. Ledwig Brestein held on $500 bail awaiting federal grand jury action June 11 in Syracuse for robbing trunks of student officers.
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G. D Freeman
Sixteenth Infantry
G. K. Wilson
C. A. Hust
Eighteenth Infantry
R. L. Weeks
Governors Island
War Department
Reginald Barlow
Officers Reserve Corps
New York
New England Regiment
Freeman
E. W. Weidrick
Fort Wadsworth
Sixth Provisional Regiment
Arthur D. Alexander
New York Regiment
Theodore Hoosevelt, Jr
Reveiue
Ledwig Brestein
Bronx
United States
Gillirand
Federal Grand Jury
Syracuse
Whitman vetoes Brown labor bill in wartime policy
Albany June 4 Gov Whitman announced veto of the Brown bill to empower the Industrial Commission to suspend or modify labor laws during the war. He warned against relaxing protections for women and minors and urged avoiding burdens on the least able while citing wartime sacrifice and lessons from other nations.
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Albany
Brown
State Industrial Commission
Ver. Whitman
Senate
Senate War Committee
Industrial Commission
Share Bites Son of Savannah's Mayor
Savannah, Ga June 4 Wallaee J r Jr son of Mayor Pierpont was attacked by a shark off Calibous wa Bound Sunday afternoon. While out with his wife and children the shark seized his right arm nearly severing it. Mrs Pierpont saved his life by pulling him aboard as he struggled at the surface. He had stopped the motor boat in shallow water to bathe the children. after leaping overboard he disappeared, then resurfaced to escape the shark which surfaced and struck him as his wife watched and aided his return to the boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Wallaee Jr, Jr
Pierpont
Calibouswa
Ar. Pierpont
Pisin Words and a Lawyer Hire in a Curious Debate
A quirky exchange from Birmingham's pages shows Pisin Words debating the hiring of a lawyer. The dialogue touches on fees, case outcomes, and the odd phrasing of legal terms. The fragment hints at a courtroom scene with a clerk and requests for space, all amid a playful, noisy street-like setting.
Fragmentary verse line raises doubt on author’s intent
A garbled fragment suggests a poetic line about seers and couture with a cryptic signature. The text includes partial phrases and unusual spellings that obscure meaning and proper attribution. Further legible context is needed to identify the creator and confirm date or publication details.
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Mr. Howard
Mets
Mani Fietagatide
Butler
Citizens’ League
Orange County Paru
Israel
Hingston
Newburgh
C. H. Mattison
Haward van Fleet
Edwin A. Goldsmith
Hindenburg
Italy
Boselli
the Slacker
DRAN
Chandler
Salisbury Mille
Committee ON Home Defense
MR. Finn
Alice
Beeston
Kate
Goshen
Mex
By Ethel Holmes
Ned Barringer
Barringer
Ned
Tose
White
Baralar
Ned Barvinger
Sbe
Floaky
Borth
Margaret
Easiler
Plattsburg Corps
U. S
Share Bites Son
W. J. Pierpont, Jr
Birmingham
Feiler
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