Burglar Held for Jury in Floridian Identification Case
A man arrested during a burglary attempt at Krauthamer Fur nishing Store 55 North Street claimed alias John Nelson but said his name is John Grokofsky. He waived exam, is held for the grand jury, and remanded to Goshen jail after an appearance before Recorder Starr. Florida authorities transported him for identification and linked him to a two year employment with a Middletown industry through an associate Frank Smith of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krauthamer Women
North Street
John Nelson
John Grokofsky
Grokofsky
Starr
Goshen
Florida
Gier
Greeves
Wood
Big Island
Frank Smith
New York City
Smith
Middletown
Mr. Kelly
Grokofski
Mrs McKinstry Dies in Newburgh
Mrs Helen Fingier McKinstry wife of DeWitt E McKinstry president of Highland National Bank Newburgh died Wednesday afternoon at St Luke s Hospital after an operation She was 44 born in Green Haven Dutchess County and was a director of the Newburgh WC A Survived by her husband and daughter Rath a Vas sar College junior Funeral services will be held at 2 24 Wrlock Saint taietroon WE ITHEn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Newburgh
Helen Fingier McKinstry
DeWitt E. McKinstry
Highland National Bank
S. Luke's Hospital
McKinstry
Ees
Green Haven
Dutchees County
The
Newhursh ¥. WC
Rath
Vassar College
Wrlock
Tas
Feinbloom family feud over ash can baby father claim
New York June 12 a man claiming to be the father of Bobby Ashe the ash-can baby appears at the Feinblooms home and recognizes the child with emotion. The couple say he seems truly the father but he refuses to reveal time or address. A letter to attorney Bloomenthal presents conflicting details. A separate entry notes a Hoffman Lodge event with Masons including a Door of Masonic emblems and various performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bobby Ashe
Mont Vernon
John Feinbloom
West Eighty-second Street
Daniel W. Bloomenthal
Finnegan Breen Wedding At Mount Carmel Church
Nellie Finnegan daughter of Mrs Catharine Finnegan of 46 Fulton Street and William Breen of East Newark New Jersey were married Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Rev R J Colfer officiating Best man Joseph A Wright Newark N J bridesmaid Jane Langan local girl After the ceremony a reception for about fifty was held at the bride s former home The couple to spend their honeymoon at Rockaway Beach before settling in Newark N J The bride received many gifts of cut glass silverware linen and checks Among out of town guests were Patrick Breen Misses Anna Byrne and Margaret Fianesaz and others from East Newark Milford Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Finnegan
Catharine Finnegan
Fulton Street
William Breen
Mr. Breen
Catharine Wendell
Jack
Joseph Wricht
Edward
East Newark
X. J
Anna Byrne
Margaret Fianesaz
Milford
Bad Wreck on the Erie and Jersey Thursday Night
A rail collision on the Erie and Jersey near an overhead bridge blocked both tracks. No injuries were reported though multiple freight cars derailed and piled under the bridge, with extensive debris as crews prepared to clear the wreck and restore service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Erie and
Jersey
Freighi
Erie
Port Jervis
Sind
Real Estate Note on Lease at Spracne Avenue
George W. Hoffman leases property at 4 Spracne Avenue to Mr and Mrs James and Lion of this city for occupancy as a home. Sale handled through McWilliams & Houston, Inc. Real estate agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hoffman
Myr
James & Lion
Ol Win
McWilliams & Houston, Inc
Baseball Trip Highlights 265 Mile Rally to see Toronto Game
Chief Charles Higham and companions traveled 265 miles in the Mormon car to attend the Toronto vs. Binghamton baseball game, Toronto winning 114. The party praised Binghamton’s ballpark and noted optimism for the coming season despite clubs not matching prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Binghamton
Higham
Jack” Lawlor
Utica
International League
Chamber Committee Pushes Industrial Building Plan
A chamber of commerce panel appointed recently to study local industrial site needs bids a report to the board. Over the past week officials say several out of town firms want to locate here but lack a suitable site, according to manager Theleen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Theieen
Wire Telegraph Strike Delays Message Delivery
A strike by Commercial Telegraphers Union workers halted message flow starting Wednesday, causing most messages not to reach Western Union and Postal offices by Thursday morning. A separate incident injured a man, Patrick McCene, in the 10 and W roundhouse, who suffered injuries and was treated at Thrall Hospital before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calon
Caion
Patrick McCene
51st Pioneers Are Still in France
A New York newspaper report says the Leviathan with 11,942 military passengers including the 51st and 52nd Regiments of Infantry led many to believe those two regiments are Pioneer commands in those numbers. The Associated Press reports the Pioneer commands are ill in France this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
One-way Streets Still Operative
The public should note that Serth and James streets remain one way under a council resolution approved Monday. The mayor has days to sign or veto, after which the ordinance becomes effective, with three lanes to open or close as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serth
James
Common Council
Lanacs
Casualty Rates Reported for Army Branches
A War Department radar report shows infantry officers and enlisted men suffer higher battle deaths per thousand than aviators. Fifty five infantry officers and 46 enlisted men per thousand killed versus 31 officers and one enlisted man in the air service. Tank corps report sixteen officers and men per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opel
Washington
War Department
Tank Corps
Traveling salesman injured when auto leaves road
Goshen June 12 E W Snyder of Belleville New Jersey traveling salesman for a wholesale lumber firm sustained cuts and bruises to head and face when the Buick Six he drove left the Middletown Goshen road and struck a telegraph pole. He was brought to the Emergency Hospital with nonfatal injuries and his car was towed to Middletown for repairs. Relatives are expected to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
E. W Snyder
Belleville
N.J
Middleown-Goshen
Knapp Farm
Snyder
Spead
Stephen Contos
Middletown
Snider
North End
Captain H B Royce Returns From France On Furlough
Captain Herbert B. Royce arrived home Wednesday afternoon and, after a 15 day leave, will report to Camp Dix New Jersey for discharge. He served with the 30th Division including the Meuse Argonne and Chateau Thierry campaigns and later joined the Army of Occupation in Bernkastel Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert B. Royce
Dis
N. J
Royce
Temount
Oklahoma
Texas
First Pioneer Infantry
Chateau Thierry
Soldiers Entertained at General Hospital No 8 Ward
Soldiers at General Hospital No 8 received entertainment on a Wednesday evening. The ward, 9) the ward, hosted General Hospital 8 patients including Misses and a few named attendees who were thanked for their contributions and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Croea
Aed
W. Bard
Mis Cy
Ped Grewist Bullock
Mshi
Williams 18 Honored at State University Ceremony
Frank M. Withems of Goshen presided at a state university ceremony honoring 18 individuals for honorary degrees. The event featured campus officials and noted the recognition of outstanding contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Frank M. Withems
Goshen
Middletown Boy on Ship Sinks After Collision
The steamship Yankee of 2590 tons sank off Fire Island after colliding with the Italian steamer Argentina. Yankee crew were rescued by the Argentina. Hubert C Puff of Middletown, son of Charles Puff, had been aboard the Yankee and was returning to New York on the Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Yankee
United States Shipping Board
Fire Island
Argentina
Hubert C. Puff
Charles 2. Puf
Triest
Naples
Patres
Greece
United States
Fuff
American Transport Service
Knox resolution on league of nations vote reported
Senator Knox’s amended resolution to record the Senate against accepting the League of Nations was reported today by the committee. The key provision would declare the United States policy to cooperate to remove any threat to European peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Knox
Senate
Europe
United States
Pastor George Allen Found Dead After Suicide
In Poughkeepsie near Milton on Tuesday night the Rev. George Allen 58 a Presbyterian minister shot himself after years of illness. He came to the area twenty years ago as a contractor and later served Highland and Milton charges. He had previously attempted suicide earlier in his ministry after overwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
George Allen
Fester
Milton
Highland
Rim Doen
Branih
New York Receives 108 Army Trucks for Highway Work
New York State has been allotted 108 Army trucks for highway construction. Frederick S Greene, commissioner of highways, announced the purchase by the Government for war purposes under a Congressional resolution. The state bears only freight and construction costs of suitable bodywork. A note on farm strawberries from Namihrap farm reports good quality and careful cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliant
New York State
Frederick Stuart Greene
Highwars
Germany to Decide on Sign Treaty by Saturday
Paris reports indicate Germany must choose a course within five days as the Peace Conference expects a reply to counter proposals late Saturday night. Coblenz notes German withdrawals of troops and war material from beyond occupied zones as preparations for possible Allied eastward moves. London reports a communist government to be proclaimed in Austria within days with strong Bolshevik presence. Admiral Kolchak announces a commission to study constitutional questions for a future all-Russian assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Coblenz
Austria
London
Admiral Kolchak
Kolchak
Omsk
War era primary race fields crowded with candidates
A crowded Republican primary race gathers many contenders including local names such as Faulktor and Thompson. The field from Port Gem Tig and Miffletown grows as the war effort draws attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amonz Bhass
Republcan
Ars Elc Faulktor
Charles BR. Terror
Miffletown
J. 2 Thompson
Newmarsh
EP Jones
Port Gem
Hell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. McKinstry
Ithen
Feinblooms
Wiad
W. Everit Macy
C. C. Haines
Hoffman Lodge
Masonic Temple
Charles C. Haines
Italy
Longen
Haines
Fred 5
Messrs
Brittainsmd Snyder
Seneral Hospital No. 8
Ovieville
Ernest
Hilsdorf
William H. Tremper
Charles E.taylor
Frank T. Chamters
J. Noble
L W. Davey
C. H. Eickard
Ernest 8. Hilsdorf
Nathan Schweiger
William 4H Chambers
Howard C. Harford
Charles Higham
John J. Lawlor
George C. Robinson
Frank C. Hook
Wiliam A. Wells
51St
France
E. W. Snyder
Belleville, N. J
H. B. Royce
Pastor Long
Namihrap
Bere
Times
Wadnesda
Germany
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!