Lawmaker Targets Lectures by Officials on Paid Tours
Washington June 9 Representative Britten of Winots proposes a bill to bar government officers from paid lectures while in office. The measure amends the penal code to prohibit addresses for pay beyond actual hotel and traveling expenses during tenure, with fines up to 10000 dollars and up to two years in prison.
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Judge Seeger Delays Horse Theft Trials In Newburgh
County Judge Albert J. Seeger postponed several horse theft and related robbery cases at the June term in Newburgh. Defendants Williams Lane Amosori Burton and Julian released or freed on recognizance. others scheduled for Thursday or Friday sessions. Detained defendants faced stalled proceedings due to attorney assignments and defense motions.
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Gov) Lane
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Polo Contest Postponed After English Captain Injured
Hempstead N Y June. English polo team captain Leslie St George Cheape injury prompts postponement of today’s international match. American committee says game moved to Saturday June 13 at 4 pm. Cheape suffered a broken cheekbone and eye injury. vision expected to return in about a day.
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Montgomery Road Bids Opened For State Route 6 400
Bids opened Monday in Albany for the Highland Turn Montgomery road project No 6400 extending 187 miles. Lowest bid by Henry McNamad Eddyville NY 53 381 60. Other bids from Guarafana Sons Mount Vernon 65 025 50 Quiddy Soundera Troy 56 306 10 Artigano Brothers Middletown Conn 50 976 10 Shunnemunk Highland Mills 69 355 60 unsigned bid 68 666 60 Abner M Harper Newburgh 67 977 30 Beskin Beacon 66 243 60 McCabe White Plains 61 855 60 McDonald New York 60 702 75 Donovan Snitserties 59 Bridgeport Poushkeupale 50 331 10
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All the News from Burnside June 9 Item Recitals
Miss Mabel Smith and Miss Mioly Slnbilubine will recite at Maybook Sunday school. Thomas Forester cultivated Mr Malcolmson a corn. Frank Rowe bought a 1914 Excalator motorcycle. Joseph Woods and daughter trip to Hudson. parents return Tuesday, daughter stays a month with relatives. Earl Stubblebine left Burnaldo school for a restaurant job in Maybrook. The Nurnade school will close May 19 for summer vacation.
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Aminda Rowe
Maybook
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Dire
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Hudson
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Burnaldo Achoal
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Fame 19
Socialist Strike in Italy Fails to General Observe
Rome reports a general strike over an order by Socialistes failed to be widely observed after a riot in Ancona. Seventeen bombardieri wounded, two demonstrators killed, five injured by rifle fire as authorities dispersed a procession. Court actions followed with Lane Twistuet and Ayden Sen fer actors cited. suspension granted for a sentence.
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State Fund to start July 1 under Workmen's Comp act
The State Insurance Fund begins business on July 1 as the Workmen's Compensation Act goes into effect. Employers may insure with stock companies, mutuals, self insurance, or the state fund, which promises lower rates by avoiding agents' commissions and state management costs for 2.5 years. The fund must underbid rivals, and rates will be set after the official private-company schedule is released.
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Glynn's Economy Holds Up Wages
Albany June 8 Governor Glynn leaves Albany to June 18 to decide on the extraordinary session appropriation bills. Departments faced staffing cuts as legislature axed funds and Democratic leaders press to restore lines. The delay keeps state officials and workers anxious for nearly two weeks longer.
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Three Americans Released From Mexican Prison
Washington reports three Americans Gregory Amn ami Maxium and George Doyall Americana freed from a Mexico City prison through help from Brazilian minister Senor Cardoza. State Department notes the two men were released days after arrest but have not been seen by officials. John Smith, another American, held at Tonia after exchanging gunfire with three attempted intruders.
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Mexico City
Senor Cardoza
State Department
E WY Peaster
Patrick McKin My
Menu
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John Rmnith
Tonia
Merger talk looms as Republicans debate fusion plans
Washington reports Goverier Chase Maeborn of Michigan predicts a merger of the Republican and Progressive wings. Osborn backs amalgamation within the GOP while noting the Progressives belong in the Republican fold. A May deadline is suggested for action and a unified force may win with few victors. Schumann-Heink verdict noted in Chicago trial.
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Goverier Chase Maeborn
Michigan
Dedlav ¢Calind
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Gmernor Osborn
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Woverner Eeborn
Ischerpich barred from varsity crew selection
E Arthur Scheepich of New York City and Columbia University plans for the varsity crew are thwarted by a supposed illness or election conflict. He had been considered nearly certain for a seat but cannot compete in the annual intercollegiate race.
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Creditors Get Fugitive's Cash
Washington declares how former creditors of Antonio Mu er & Co invested in Franca in protest trading so cash owed to them was secured by the police on Musica and his children when arrested on a steamer at New Orleans in March 1912. Supreme Court ruling noted.
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Deficit alarm dominates debate on Sundry Civil Appropriation bill
In Washington June 9 Republicans pressed Democrats over looming Treasury shortfalls predicting a deficit within the 1916 fiscal year and a possible bond issue. Mondell warned of impending needs after November elections, while Gillett and Kahn attacked appointments and trust bills amid charges of political influence and improper correspondence.
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Thaw Bail Plea Pending Supreme Court Review
Washington June 9. Application to the United States Supreme Court was made for bail for Harry K Thaw pending his habeas corpus petition. The request by Willard A Stone counsel for Thaw was opposed by Deputy Attorney General Kennedy of New York. The stay hinges on Thaws presence in Pittsburgh for Thaw estate litigation. Kennedy seeks one week to file a reply and New York granted until Friday to respond.
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United States Supreme Court
Harry K. Thaw
Kennedy
New York
Think Shamrock Looks Dangerous in New York
June A captain Thomas Fleming Day editor of the Rader and skipper of the small cram Se bind and Twirelf arrived from England aboard Meamer ANoucham. Captain Jays at Shamawk IV launch warned that Shamrock may be more dangerous than Genoa and Wincer opponents in the America's Cup.
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Rader
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Twirelf
England
Newburgh Man Fined for Sunday Crime
Farles reports that Alexander C Hasbrouch of 132 Roadway, Newburgh, was fined £2218 for violating the exercise law by doing business on Sundays.
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Old Times in Orange County and Erie Fare Notes
An elder discusses life after the Revolution in Orange County with memories of barter, neighborly aid, and itinerant workers. The piece shifts to Erie’s 1841 timetable to Goshen, detailing passenger charges and the use of Spanish coins common then, with prices quoted in shillings and pence and dollars rarely used.
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Erle
Liberty Hotel Wawonds Destroyed by Fire at Liberty
The Hotel Wawonds at Liberty Sullivan county, a top summer resort, was completely destroyed by fire early Monday. The blaze likely started from refuse left by teens cleaning the premises ahead of the June 25 opening. Fire brigades were unable to stop the flames. the building insured for 10000 dollars. Erected by J and Young of Liberty about 20 years ago, it had a high reputation among visitors.
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Sullivan County
North Main Street
J. &. Young
O and W Officials At Conferences At Atlantic City
O and W officials from here will attend the annual meetings of two groups in Atlantic City New Jersey this week and next. Among attendees are BP Flory John H King A Kipp W H Davis F J Barry C B Fryer and D H Minshull. The Elks convention at Niagara Falls opens with a parade planned tomorrow and many defectives attend.
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