Startling charges at Middletown Citizens League meeting
Rev. C. H. Mattison of Ridgebury claimed Raines law hotels and road houses near rail lines foster vice in Orange County. He cited indictments, county cleanup progress, and calls for stronger enforcement and funding to sustain the league’s campaign for a saloonless nation.
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Orange County
C. H. Mattison
Ridgebury
Citizens’ League of
Middletown
Citizens’ League
St. Paul's Church
Mattison
Raines Law
Ci Jes
Unis City
League
Albany
Washington
Wong
Ut Tharo
Lia
Tal
County League
Tabernacle
Grove Street
Tabernacly Choir
M. W. HB. Wiliams
Fancie A. ‘Tremper
Bracet Hilmorf
Wildwood
HO. Kirkwood
Moertjog
Citzens’ League
Stolen Goods Suspect Searched as Police Probe
Chief John D. McCoach and officers press owners for identification of seized items found at a woman's Crystal Run home. Police, unable to place her under arrest, extend searches to garret and wardrobe trunk while tracing who the items belong to and who may have visited the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. McCoach
Times Press
Httle
Ake
Binne
Crystal Run
Urliclerst
Germans Sink Five More Ships in North Sea
German submarines sank five ships in twenty four hours off the North Sea coast. The neutral Lapland and Danish Salvador and Norwegian Gj\u00f6tth Gnkane were among those lost, with two British trawlers Hiorld and Victoria also sunk. The Lapland, 2238 tons, bound for England with iron ore, went down without warning near Peterhead. nineteen crewmen and four passengers survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
North Sea
Atentinahip Lapland
Salvador
Atenmahth Gnkane
Hiorld
Victoria
Peterbend
Scotland
England
Lerwick
Sand
Saad
Basta
Australians Lose at Monte Nero
Name Jane and The captone by the Matians report a summit victory on Monte Nero as Austrian positions near the peak prove stubborn. The Matian assault leverages heavy fighting to overcome entrenched Austrian defenses in a region marked by Asian forces’ earlier appearance and strong fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Jane
Monte Nero
Anstria Monte
Belgian Relief Collected From State Hospital Workers
The Red Cross Committee acknowledges a 605 contribution from the State Hospital employees to the Belgian relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hoapital
Fire at Middletown State Hospital harms poultry
A heater incident caused a small blaze in the Middletown State Hospital poultry houses. The fire damaged a building but was quickly controlled by staff. At Monticello, Milton Barnhart survived a gunshot wound after a Parkaville incident. the bullet was removed and he is recovering without arrests.
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Middletown State Hospital
State Hospital Commission
Monticello
Milton Barnhart
Parkaville
Wesl Nesday
Barnhart
Elmer Goutherland
Parkeville
Miss Turner in Accident Near Port Jervis
An automobile collision on West Main Street near a bridge injures several, with Robert Drake of Milford Pa badly hurt by internal injuries. Alice Turner of Middletown and Fred Wacker of Milford Pa are shaken. Drake taken to Port Jervis Hospital for treatment. The damaged touring car was moved to Caze's garage for repairs.
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Port Jervis
Robert Drake
Milford
Alice Turner
Middletown
Fred Wacker
West Main Street
Drake
Moving Upon Lemberg Fort
Petrograd dispatches say Przemyśl fell to Austrian and German forces as Russians evacuated loot and munitions. Russians saved their stock and all items captured in March. The push to Lemberg, a Galician oil hub, appears coordinated from two directions with Von Mackensen and Von Linsingen converging on the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Przemyal
Petrograd
von Mackensen
Przemysl
Lemberg
Stryj
von Linsingen
Ten bids filed for West Point Central Valley road
Albany June 5 Ten proposals were submitted yesterday by the State Highway Department for the construction of the West Point Central Valley road in Oranke county. Bidders include Schunsemunk Construction Co Highland Mills and Hayes Construction Co Yonkers with prices ranging from about 70 thousand to 84 thousand dollars. The successful bidder’s name was announced publicly shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albani
State Highway Department
West Point Central Valley
Oranke County
Schunsemunk Cons Co
Wighland Mls
N.Y
John J. Hayes Cons. Co
Yonkers
N. Y
Fred E. Gross & Son
Brady Minish Cone Co
New York
Rudds Saunders Coos. Co
Troy
N. W
Fnlton Ene Co. Inc
Alvany
N. VY
Albo
Highway Min Now at Poughkeepsie City and New York Route
A report notes the State Highway Headquarters in Poughkeepsie overseeing a large road system from Albany County to New York City and extending toward Montauk Point. Superintendent James Tathhh with port officials conducts examinations of candidates for State scholarships at Cornell.
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Poughkeepaie
Albany County
Noth One
New York City
Queens County
Montauk Point
Jamee Fo Tathhh
Cfs
AL. Naxjor
Port Jerda
James M Crane
Newbareh
Ragal Goshen
Cornell
Death of William W Lowrey in Sussex County
William W. Lowrey died May 25 at Totowa hospital at age 58 after a long illness. He was a prominent Sussex County resident, active in local welfare projects especially roads, and survived by his wife Mary VanVoorhis and daughter Robio. Funeral held at Edward VanVoorhis home Madison. interment Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn. He was a member of Mirthtown Lodge and BPOE, known for generous, genial ways.
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Sussex
William W. Lowrey
Totowa Hospital
Lowrey
Tienda
Sussex County
Mr. Lowrey
Swayze
Anna Broddard Lowrey
Newton Road
Charles
George
Hackettstown Institute
Michigan University
Caleb Valentine
Hackettstown
Mr. Carr
Carr-Lowrey Glass Company
Baltimore
New York
Broadway
Mary VanVoorhis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robio
Edward VanVoorhis
Madison
N. J
Greenwood Cemetery
Fraud charges against two in Carbondale
A man and woman, identified as Charles Lowertank of Rochester and Mrs Elizabeth Remner of Port Jervis, were arrested in Carbondale as they prepared to flee. They allegedly defrauded 157 seamstress applicants by charging fifty cents as a sign of faith and promised work at a shirt factory but offered no employment. The case includes a separate accusation of selling patent medicines.
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Carbondale
Charles Lowertehank
Rochester
Elizabeth Remner
Port Jervis
N.Y
Jefferson Artease
Sempton
Charles Remar
Quarrieg
Rochesor
Boy averts wreck on 0 and W railroad setback
The article reports a near collision on the 0 and W line where a boy named Ralph Cole acted quickly to climb into the engine cab and steer the locomotive aside, averting a potential tragedy as an evening passenger train approached.
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Norwich
Everize
Tecenth
Shen Ralph Cole
Bos
Labor Endorses Twenty Four Amendments for New York
Organized labor backs 24 proposed constitutional amendments in New York, seeking to empower the state to insure workers, create a labor department and compensation commission, extend eight hour laws, and fund unemployment relief. Proposals include measures on initiative referendum recall and limiting court nullification of laws, with opposition to short ballot and debate over capital punishment and legislative sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic T. Cardozo
Albany
International News Service
Organized Labor
State of
New York
Department of Labor
Arso & Compensation Commission
Sary
Wiggins Objects to Home Rule Proposal in Albany Hearing
Albany June 5 Corneal Sel Arthur L Andrews and colleagues pressed the constitutional convention committee for a home rule amendment for cities. Andrews outlined a draft backed by the mayors conference, arguing for enumerated local powers and local self government under constraint of voter approval. Henry Wiggins challenged the plan while Syracuse and James Town officials defended it. another hearing is set for next Thursday with Mayor Mitchel and key New York City officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Conalsel
Arthur L. Andrews
Constitutional Convention
Andrews
Mayors’ Conference
Seth Low
Mr. Andrews
Rochester
Syracuse
Laurence Tanzer
Citizens’ Union of New York
Russell Wiggins
Wiggins
Samuel A. Carlson
Jamestown
Mitchel
New York City
Grants New Trial In Damage Case
Judge Cochran grants a new trial in a damage case between Lowia Mendrix of Philipsport and the New York Ontario and Western Railroad. He sets aside the previous verdict and orders a new trial after newly discovered evidence. The action concerns rental property at Red Hall claimed to have burned, with Readich Gardiner and Carpenter Heath listed as counsel. Mrs Hare improves after an operation at Thrall Hospital under Dr. W. L. Pardy.
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Cochran
Fadtson
Lowia Mendrix
Philipsport
New York Ontario and Western Railroad
Monticello
Readich and
Gardiner
Carpenter
Heath
Libevie
Red HL
Plain AM
Hare
James T Hate
Thrall Hospital
WL i Pardy
Boy Injured After Falling Through Rail at Store
James H. Wilson Jr., son of James H. Wilson, of 7 Depot Street, fell through a stairway rail at a millinery store building occupied by Johnson. Passersby aided the boy and he was taken by carriage to Thrall Hospital where Dr. J. B. Hulett attended him. He suffered a shaken mood but injuries not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Wilson, Jr
James H. Wilson
Depot Street
Johnson
Thrall Hospital
William R. Phelps
de. J
Hulett
Mountain Top Home Sold Near Highview
Mountain Top, the former country residence of the late Charles Lewis, a New York lawyer, was sold by Teal estate near Brooklin for a price not disclosed. The property sits one mile west of High View and includes an arthology house with open fireplaces, a large ham, and several acres of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lewis
New York
High View
Jane
A. V. Book
Brooklin
Serious operation described by doctors on Fred A
A report notes a serious medical procedure performed Thursday afternoon at Thrall Barn for suspected masioidertamy. The text mentions physicians including Sha Mix E and NL Green and references testing and care readiness amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Kearns
Fred A
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Enim
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Spealer
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Clark
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