Kenneth Lybolt Injured In City Trolley Crash
A five year old boy, Kenneth Lybolt son of Mr and Mrs Samuel K Lybolt, was badly hurt when a Goshen to city trolley and freight car collided near Midway Park. He, along with 12 year old Marin Gould, were passengers in the front seat. Kenneth was taken to Thrall Hospital after initial treatment at the Park.
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Kenneth Lybolt
Samuel K Lybolt
Times-Press
Goshen
Midway
Tere
Blake McCoach
Pease
William Babcock
George Harley
Conane W. & Sampson
Latte Kenneth Libbit
Jake Wiseman
Marin Gould
Willard A Gould
Wallkill Transit Company
Thrall Hospital
Berlin Doubtful About Great Offensive
The Berlin paper questions a major Allied offensive, warning that the German people face heavy sacrifices. It argues the Conservative bloc seeks a franchise bill compromise that yields no real reform and hints leading circles fear strong pressure cannot be resisted without cost.
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Berlin
Pitta
Ienemy
Ighet
Cotillo Arrives in Italy as U S Agent and War Gift Plan
Senator Cotillo arrives in Italy as a U S agent to tell Italians what the United States is doing to win the war. He will present two Liberty Loan statues to the King of Italy, gifts from U S associates. A petition with 100000 Americans of Italian birth will also be presented to the king. Cotillo, born in Naples in 1885, rose from Harlem to the New York Assembly in 1913 and the State Senate in 1917. He is a member of Cotillo Mancuso Anieta.
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Italy
United States
Cotillo
Cotilio
Naples
America
Harlem
DeWitt Clinton High School
Manhattan College
Fordham University
Senate
Cotillo, Mancuso & Anieta
Farmers Support Whitman Plan Say New York Farmers
Congressman Bertrand H. Snell reports at Republican state headquarters that farmers in his part of New York are not opposed to Governor Whitman. He says farmers will vote Republican and back Whitman due to his wartime policies and support for the President, noting the big issue this year is who has been right on the war.
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New York
Bertrand H. Snell
Potsdam
Whitman
Snell
Empire State
Elsc
Siport Fanz
Kerensky Headed for Paris via Paris Trip
Former Russian premier Kerensky is on a voyage to Paris en route to Washington and London. The report from a Pacific port states A Kono salou and other officials confirm Kerensky’s travels as he moves toward Paris for potential negotiations.
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Associated Presay
Pacific
A. Konosalou
Entoute
Washington
Lemdon
Paris
Fomer
Kerensky
New Slacker Rules Issued By Crowder
Washington reports new rules by Crowder to review slacker marriages in draft cases. Data from New York shows men marrying to dodge service, sometimes for money or convenience, and living apart from wives. Provisions shift burden to the man to prove nonevasiveness, likely reclassifying many into immediate eligibility.
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Washington
New York
Alteged
Mrs Hall Seeks Assembly Seat in Dutchess County
Mrs Mary A Hall of LaGrange Dutchess county announced candidacy for the Assembly. A writer and leader of temperance and Sunday school forces, she is backed by Dr Mitchell Downing of Poughkeepsie. She has Prohibition party nomination offer but seeks endorsements from Republican and Democratic parties to aid election.
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Mary A. Hall
LaGrance
Dutchess County
Haa
Olf
Assembly
Grange
Mitchell Downing
Poughkeepsie
Hall
Prohibition
Prize for Boy Earning Most Thrift Stamps
The contest offers a $5 War Savings Certificate prize funded by Mayor Coz for the boy who earns and saves the most Thrift Stamps during the campaign. Eligibility notes a 17 year old? arc and timing set for June 22 to 28 at Tompkins Bry Goods, with Troop 2, Boy Scouts of America overseeing. For details see Mr Kellogg at Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church.
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Coz
Tompkins Bry Goods Stone
Boy Scouts of America
Charles Revnokk
Mr. Kellogg
I J
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Law allows profit claim questioned by dealers
Fragmentary report notes a dispute over allowed profit margins for selling at five dollars per ton. Text suggests alleged profits ranged from 76 cents per hundred to 50 cents, with figures fluctuating and a defense that dealers did not know they exceeded permitted rates.
Demonstration At High School By County Food Demonstrator
A demonstration at the high school will be given by Miss Lillian Meeker, county food conservation agent and one of the most efficient demonstrators in government employ. She will show food conservation methods to all interested attendees.
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Lillian Meeker
Abandoned Pole Blows Down at Armory Site
A decayed Orange County Telephone Company pole at the Armory was blown down by strong winds on Wednesday. No damage resulted. the pole had deteriorated at the base beneath the concrete.
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Orange County Telephone Company
Charles E Greason to Attend Rockland Camp News Note
Charles E Greason will be at Samp Bluefield Rockland County Camp from July 20 to 36. About 129 boys from the eastern section of the state are expected to attend. Sixteen local high school boys have registered so far, with more likely to join. Physical Director C E Greason will be present. Western section boys will join in August.
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Bluefield
Rockland County
C. E. Greasen
Bolshevik Envoy to United States Could Be Named
London report from Copenhagen says M. Borovsky-Odov sky the Bolshevik minister to Sweden may go to Washington as ambassador to the United States. He is currently in Berlin. The move would raise U S recognition questions. Boris Bakhmeteff remains the only Russia representative recognized by the State Department, though rejected by Lenin’s government.
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Bs Associated Press
London
Copenhagen
M. Borovsky-Odovsky
Sweden
Washington
United States
Berlin
Naw
Boris Pbakhmeteff
Kerensky
State Department
Russia
Lenine
German Pirates Sink Two More Ships for Copper
New York reports German pirates sink two vessels and seize copper cargo. The Vindegen ship is forced to transfer eighty tons of copper to German smacks, hindering war supplies. Captains Barnested and Kultenberg direct the operation as patrols fail to intervene.
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New
York
Aubmarines
Nomeward
Vindeggen’s
Smarine
Deutschland
Wilile
Germany
Barnested
The
Virideggen
Kultenberg
Die Hendrik ¢ Lundae
Albany Journal Moves to New Home
The Albany Journal marks a new home in its latest edition, showcasing the building's display areas and portraits of the Governor, state department heads, Albany officials, and notable local business and professional figures. Images include Thurlow Weed, founder of the Journal, and current owner and publisher W. An Barnes, highlighting the paper’s Republican legacy and influence in New York.
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Albany Vening” Journal
Albany
Journal
Mohican Stores Managers Hold Kingston Luncheon
Mohican Stores managers in the Hudson Valley district gathered at the Sturtevant Hotel for a noon luncheon and reception for the newly appointed Kingston manager Herschel Mayes. Attendees included John T. Hill and Lafayette Haines among others from Poughkeepsie Newburgh Middletown and Kingston.
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Kingston
Lafayette Haines
Mohican Company
Hudson Valley
Sturvesant Hotel
Mohican
Wall Street
Herschel
S H Southwell Returns From President Lincoln Rescue
Stanley H. Southwell, saved from the President Lincoln sinking by a German U boat May 31, has reached New York and will soon be home on furlough. He informed his mother Mrs Em m ai Souhwell of 45 Hanford street that he is well and hopes to see family soon. Also notes several birth announcements in local households.
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Stanley H. Southwell
President Lincoln
New York
Ras
Emmai. Souhwell
Hanford Street
Thin City
Liberty Soldier Killed In Action In Washington Dispatch
Private Harry Jones of Monres noted among today’s casualties in Washington with a reported killing in action. Private Jay W. Lockwood of Liberty also listed as killed. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lockwood, refused to release details. Jones had worked for six months at the Oakland House with Mrs. John McGimpsey before enlisting. Jones, about 22, had no near relatives.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harry Jones
Monres
Waversly
Jay, W. Lockwood
Liverty
Times-Press
D. OC
Monroa
Jones
United States
Mra
John McGimpsey
Oakland’ House
Germany
Legislator Denies Senate Candidacy in Times-Press
Assemblyman Charles L. Mead told the Times-Press office on Thursday morning that he is not a candidate for State Senator and never has been, but he is a candidate for the Assembly. He said he knows where the rumor of a Senate bid originated.
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Charles L. Mead
Times-Press Office
Conias
Highway Route Signs Placed by State Highways Office
The State Department of Highways plans complete marker placement on principal roads with red signs for east west routes blue for north south and yellow for diagonal routes. Metal signs will replace cardboard markers later. Albany reporting June 12 Gov Whitman congratulated Major General March on the New York Guard's efficiency since its formation. The force has grown to 21,000. Walhull thrift stamp drive organizer John R Slawson reports districts set and readiness to start campaigns. Market notes report 10 rigs at the corner market with ample produce and customers.
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State Department of Highways
March
Albany
N.Y
Gov. Whitman
Peston C. March
United States Army
New York Guard
Marines Take 406 Germans in Belleau Wood Fight
Marines capture four hundred German prisoners in Belleau Wood northwest of Chateau Thierry as American artillery fire cripples German lines. Six officers among the prisoners include a major captain and four lieutenants, all poorly clad and hungry, with Germany predicting an end to the war next fall. Violent French counterattacks repulse German advances along the Marne front and Pershing reports casualties in action, wounded, missing, and other statuses.
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Associated
France
Belleau ‘Wood
Chateau ‘Thierry
Aho
Germany
Paris
War Office
Matz
Aisne
Villers Cotterets
Lebersinc
Curry
Bouresthes
Belleau ~Ood
Marne
Coentres
Stpierre-Haigle
Pershing
Washington
Legal Advisory Board Plans To Aid Draft Men
The local Advisory Board and Exemption Board No. 3 met to plan handling 1100 registrant questionnaires. They aim to move suitable cases into Class 1 and transfer others as directed by the War Department, appealing to the District Board if transfers are blocked.
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Legal Advisory Board
Hamy T. Crist
B. N. Oakes
P. A. Buitenheim
War Department
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U. S
Mr. Whitman
Crowder
Charles E. Greason
Rockland Camp
Albany Journal
John T. Hill
Hirschell Mayes
Kilmer
Pecksie
Fred Geixer
Newburch
C. &. Shoemaker
Middletown
Lafayee Halnes
S. H. Southwell
Paola Napolitano
Ogden Street
John
Wiliam Bishan Bright
Gardner Avenue
Jane
George
Flord Fred Allen
Watkins Avenue
Martare Filzabeth Allen
Job Vaninwegen Jackson
Beattie Avenue
Grace Gertrede
Liberty Soldier
Monroe
Walukill
John R Slawson
Walutill
Cory
Riga
Marines
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