Senate Discloses Secrets Behind Tolls Repeal Debate
Washington June 10 The Senate debate on repealing the tolls exemption reveals claims by Senator Smith that the president pressed for repeal to maintain British and Japanese diplomatic positions in Mexico. Clapp questions ambassadorial ties to London and the wider Mexico situation, while Smith hints at delicate international considerations guiding policy.
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Vandals Steal Cemetery Flowers
Florida readers report repeated thefts of flowers and plants from local graves at the Florida Cemetery. The piece notes punishment may be severe if caught, mentions a play “Topsy Turvy” benefiting YMCA, and lists various community events, lectures, meetings, and confirmations with names and locations across nearby towns.
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Biggest U S Wheat Harvest Forecast for 1914
Washington reports the 1914 crop will be the largest in U S history with spring wheat at 202,000,000 bushels on 17,000,000 acres and winter wheat near 638,000,000 bushels. Total production projected at 110,000,000 extra bushels from record levels.
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Duffy conviction upheld by court in Albany
The court of appeals affirmed the conviction of Patrol Sergeant J. Duffy for taking protection money from Julius Roth, a gambler. Duffy was sentenced to state prison for three to four years.
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Goshen Resident Granted Divorce
Goshen resident Henry Berpinn obtains an absolute divorce from Grace N Reginan after a judge’s decree in chambers. The plaintiff resides in Goshen while the defendant lives in Fallen, with no further details provided on the case or proceedings.
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Foxy Photographer Tricks Mary Pickford In Photo
A scrambled report notes Mary Pickford resisting posing for a photographer but being captured in a quick snap after an uncertain command. The article mixes celebrity chatter, local tax talk, sports mentions, and odd anecdotes about residents and events in Otisville, with playful asides and oblique remarks about voting, dentistry, and community life.
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New York Sunday School Convention Opens in Ithaca
The New York State Sunday School convention met in Ithaca with five minute reports and strong debates on mothers bringing up children and church unity. John N Alexander of Chicago spoke on The Challenge of the Empire State and urged better Bible study and family discipline amid discussions of modern club life.
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Autos Can Not Replace Horses in Bullville
Bullville residents cling to horse use amid a rising auto craze with owners like Clarence Price and Thomas Hennessey showing promising two year olds. Local schools plan a picnic and Children’s Day events while Grange delegates visit and a farm sale near Bullville draws attention. A condemned weighing scale is to be replaced and the Owl Club hosts a dance in Ballri e and Cob Nalar.
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Gale sweeps harbor. heavy loss among fishermen
A gale off the Chaleur Bay coast, from Quebec to New Brunswick, wiped out an estimated 100 to 195 lives. Fathers and sons perished together as up to sixty boats went to sea. Captain Breau reported winds near 150 mph and found overturned boats with bodies aboard. Recovery efforts continue amid sparse communication from Paspebiac to Shippagan.
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Carmody to Fight Race Prejudice in Resorts
Albany June 20 Attorney General Carmody announced plans to urge District Attorneys across several counties to prosecute summer resorts that advertise refusals or discrimination by race creed or color. He said multiple resorts in the state violate the law and prosecutions will be pursued in each notified case.
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Award contract for hospital addition at Walter Odell Memorial Tuberculosis Hospital
Newburgh June 10 proposals opened by the board of supervisors for work on an addition to the Walter Odell Memorial Tuberculosis Hospital on West Street. Bids ranged from 2 194 to 2 489, awarded to Mr Thom as the lowest bidder.
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Amity Church Kids Stage June 14 School Program
Amity June 14 Children’s Day program features a full church program with recitations, songs, duets, and pantomimes led by children from the Amity School. Highlight acts include “Little Builders,” “I’ll Be a Sunbeam,” and “Our Lord” with an instrumental accompaniment by Edward Jackson, Edzar Larton, and William Layton.
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