Atwater Files Bankruptcy Amid Airman Past and Debts
William B. Atwater once a Central Valley airplane pilot and husband of Lilian Janeway Platt filed in federal court for bankruptcy. Debts total 4887 with a 1505 claim. Names of creditors include Alban T. Atwater Frank M. Atwater and Curtiss Aeroplane Company plus local firms in Newburgh and Highland Telephone Co.
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Central Valley
Platt
William B. Atwater
Lilian Janeway Platt
Thomas C. Plitt
Thi
Habili
Atwater
Slatin & Chopper
Allee Woegrant
Highland Telephone Co
Newburgh Jury Quickly Convicts Man in Highway Robbery Case
A Newburgh jury swiftly convicts George Jock, a Black man, of highway robbery and felonious assault following testimony by Cateh H. Grames and Albert Ur Raphael AL Hoan. Judge Albert W. Seeger remands Jock for sentencing as details of the Feb 7 incident emerged, including intoxication and identity uncertainities amid a night of drinking with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Destertay
George Jock
Gall
Albert deckHn
Georra
Cateh H. Grames
Albert Ur Raphael AL Hoan
Chalder Atgornes
Jonathan J. Wilkon, Jr
Cowmunty
Albert W. Seeger
Georgy
Heir Spengler
Cocheeton
Mire Spengler
Iuchwavann
Moonlich
Wren
Haplenbergh Elected Delegate at State Convention
Mr Haplenbergh was elected a delegate to the Supreme Convention of the United Commercial Travelers. The Middletown council members, Hardeweren Tutt and Woodletown delegates, attended the state convention as delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester MT Attentersh
Midditoan
Supreme Convention of the United Commercast
Olen
Middletown
Hardeweren
Comeys
Ohio Man Named Ambassador to Prince Mir
The article reports INAMES OHIO MAN AS AMBASSADOR to Prince Mir with Witten Sharpe of Elyria named for the post, succeeding Ambassador Myron Mhlerrick appointed by Taft. It notes McCombs blocked the nomination, Wilson reconsidered at his request, and mentions a Treasury secretary-to-France assignment rumored to ease presidential embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
France
Tang Taken From The Tango At Dance Masters’ Convention
A fragmentary report notes tangs and forms presented at a dance masters convention. The piece mentions changes approved by donors and observers, with references to New York participants and various unnamed contributors shaping the event’s program.
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Cleland O
Jone
Marie
Ivers
Nmavine
Miles
New York
Amd
Cmcare
Police Chiefs Elect Held at Watertown Convention
The selection of police chiefs was conducted with Rolain and Brinay among notable nominees. The event took place in Water town with Brinay presiding as treasurer and various officials in attendance.
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Rolain
Oye
New York State
Brinay
Thary
cerTelars
Water Town
Mount Carmel Band Concert and Lawn Festival
Mount Carmel Church hosts a band concert and lawn festival on church grounds Mon Hagen Avenue. Altar Society volunteers completed arrangements. Ladies Band to perform with refreshments and games including euchre and piñochle. A special committee handles decorating and lighting. attendees expected for a pleasant evening.
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Ald
Mount Carmel
Monhagen Avenue
Illo Ladlew
The
Altar Society
Vaniaed
Lndy
Lovern
Euchre
Plinochle
Two 19Year-olds Sentenced to 84 Days Each
Campbell Hall June 18 John Mc Gurty of Brooklyn and Ralph Lens worth of Chicago, both 19, appeared before Justice Marvin on June 10 charged with v or t ancy and breaking into a car belonging to the G N I Railroad, and stealing food and clothing from a man employed by the full food company. They were sentenced to 84 days in Kings County Penitentiary. A warrant was issued for a Neelytown farm worker who struck a fellow by milk pall and escaped with two weeks' pay. Also notes on Children's Day at Presbyterian Church, an open air Evening Service, and a Strawberry Festival hosted by the Ladies' Missionary Society.
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Campbell Hall
John McGurty
Brooklyn
Ralph Lensworth
Chicago
Marvin
John Bedell
G. N. I. Railroad
Itatang
Full Tood Company
Cornelius Marlingon
Kings County
Avi
Justice Morgan
M. Kattman
Neelytown
Bedell
Presbyterian Church
Cbhoir
Mange
Ladies' Missionary Society
Hamburg Man Killed by Train
Hamburg man James Raves, an employee of the Union Was id Parchment & Faper Co. of Hamburg, was killed on the Susquehanna tracks near Hamburg. The accident occurred when an approaching New York, Susquehanna and Western train diverted a passing Lehigh & Trudsoniver Railroad train, knocking Raves down. He was about 60 years old, a widower, and is survived by several children.
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New York, Susquehanna & Western
Lehigh
Wallkill Council at Phillipsburgh Rally and Supper
About 48 members of Wallkill Council No. 3 Qual ML gathered at Phillipsburgh for a 7:50 trailer night, joining 28 others. They toured auto shows, attended a supper hosted by McMongle’s Wallhii Tiana Company manager, and spent the evening at Medaay Park before returning to the city with roughly 130 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallkill
Auto
Ravers Neel of
McMongle
Wallhii Tiana Company
Vethanies
Medaay Park
New Chester Depot Opening Soon by Hoe Railroad
The Hoe Railroad will open a new depot at Chester on June 4. The building will stand on cemented foundations with ticket and telegraph offices between two walls, each to be joined by a single opening. A baggage room and a waiting room of equal size will be heated by hot water, marking a modern station layout.
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Cheater
Italian Held After Meadow Brook Assault Case
Chief Grant R Wilson and Special Officer G H Harden of the N Y O W reached New York to escort Pedro Mongioli an Italian accused of assaulting Jog Fotino in a Meadow Brook O W car on May 22 Mongioli was seen by O W employee Nick Mauro who detained him until detectives arrived He was arraigned in Recorder's Court before Special County Judge B Royce and remanded to Goshen jail with hearing adjourned to 12 oclock next Wednesday afternoon
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Grant R. Wilson
G. H. Harden, Jr
N. Y
New York
Pedro Mongioli
Mongloli
Mongiell
Spelelal County
Mongtoll
Goshen
Montgomery Concert Program and Local Notices
June 13 report lists the June 16 land concert program with overtures, waltzes, a trombone solo, medley, serenade, and marches by various composers. Also sold Oakley Street property for 1135 to William Courter, plus Grange Hall dances, and several local personals including travels and visiting guests.
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Montgomery
United States Navy
G. M. White
F. White
H. Lowrgee
J. Lardee
Annie Laurie
Hayes March
B. J. Evans
Oakley Street
Charles F. Ketcham
William Courter
Suydam Russ Wedding Held in Brick Church Parsonage
Montgomery June 13 a prominent marriage took place in the Brick Church parsonage on Tuesday when George H O Suydam, recently active in the cows and feed business of Samuel Meory, and Mrs Jillian Russ of Middletown were joined by Rev Peter Crispell. Both families are well known in the community. Mrs Russ was formerly Miss Rockafellow. Mr Sindam is a son of Mr and Mrs Henry Bercon Sindam. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in the residence of J Harte Harris which he purchased on Thursday.
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Montgomery
Mount Lassen Eruptions Described as Less Violent
San Francisco reports Mount Lassen activity with eruptions described as less violent than past events. Officials note ash, steam, and lava flows are limited, while water in the crater causes steam and cratering. Forester statements downplay volcanic danger but urge caution and monitoring.
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San Francisco
Caldive
United States Forestry Service
Middletown Sayings Bank Chief elected third district head
George A. Swayze president of the Middletown Sayings Bank was honored Thursday by election as president of the Third District of the Bayings Banks Association of New York state at their Albany meeting. He succeeds James H. Manning of Albany as predecessor is noted.
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George A. Swayze
Middletown
Middletown Savings’ Bank
The
Savings’ Banks Association of
George A. Bwayze Presidency Noted in District Banking Report
George A. Bwayze served as president during the past year. The third district comprises thirty one banks across Franklin Hamilton Fulton Montgomery Otsego Delaware Sullivan Orange Ulster Greene Schoharie Schenectady Albany Saratoga Warren Essex Clinton Washington Rensselaer Columbia Dutchess Putnam and Rockland counties.
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Franklin
Hamilton
Fulton
Montgomery
Otsego
Delaware
Sullivan
Orange
Ulster
Greene
Schoharie
Schenectady
Albany
Saratoga
Warren
Essex
Clinton
Washington
Rensselaer
Columbia
Dutchess
Putnam
Rockland
Old Time Concert Captivates Wurtsboro Church Crowd
In Wurtsboro the Reformed Dutch Church hosted two old time concerts on June 8 and 3, featuring vocal and instrumental music, solos, duets, quartets, and pantomimes. Performers Miss Myrin J. Gibbs and Miss Ethel Rosevear led, with T. R. Hart as music master, while decor and costumes evoked a bygone era and added to the distinctive entertainment value.
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Wurtsboro
Noah
The
Ark
Belus
Middletown
Myrin J. Gibbs
Ethel Rosevear
Middletonn
Baird
Mies
Indictment and sentence for disorderly house case
Newomen Jane sat reading an indictment accusing him of maintaining a disorderly house in Oslo. Pasquale DeConcia, sentenced by Judge Alberthoof in the Commis Conti, faces four months or a fine. The term hinges on DeCresta staying out of New Harsh and confining his business to a barber shop in the future.
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Newomen
Jane
Oslistham
Pasquale
Week in New York told by Rosicrucian era musings
The piece surveys New York summer life from markets and theaters to night crowds and cheap lodging houses. It notes maritime hazards, city entertainments, vacation trends, and cultural topics from Shakespeare to architecture, monuments, and a Burke tribute idea.
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New York
Denton Village Activities Report and Upcoming Events
June village items note Hampton Farms parole progress and many boys nearing release after improved records. Sidney Loons returns from Columbia Law year, joins Varsity baseball. strawberry and ice cream festival planned at parsonage lawn June 16 at 6 pm with Victrola music, rain date June 17. Children Day services at Denton Church include baptism and a Sunday school program from Maple Avenue and Denton schools. Frank Berry welcomes birth of a son on Lower Road.
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Sidney Loons
Columbia University
Sidney
Hanford & Horton Company
Denton Church
Denton Sunday School
Maple Avenue
Stilwell Must Serve Sentence in Political Controversy
In New York on June 13 Stephen J. Stilwell, a state official from a distant region, is described as having been convicted of demanding untoward favors. The report notes a four to eight year sentence and references civic and legal proceedings surrounding the case, with quotes illustrating public skepticism about political exchange.
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New York
Stephen J.oem
Committee of Codes of the
Meneter
Appetines Civics
Suceme Croft
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Jecklin
Haplenbergh
Inames
Ohio
Hamburg
Phillipsburgh
New Chester
Meadowbrook
Charles B. Crabtree
Harrit
Mackee
Kang Overture
Grange Hall
Joseph Haskins
William Buli
Mary , Johnston
George Jayne
Florida
John J. Vanderoet
N. D. Mills
A. Anderson
Monroe
John P. Tweddle
Ithaca
iMarte
Henry Tweddle
Wiliam Enger
Ireland
Suydam Russ
Mount Lassen
Geo. A. Swayze
State Association At
Rge A. Bwayze
Historical Society
Royal George
Iit
Naval School
Annapolis
Yen
Maby
Mineola
Eying Hock
Almady
Pope
Shakespeare
Professor Brandes
Copenhagen
Avon
Milton
Ako Architekato
Cts
Ah Temein
Doxs
Quires
Genti
Fifth Avenue Palace
Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel Astor
Gentis
Cyrus W. Field
Major Amire
Charlotte Temple
Trinity Churchyard
Turke
Congress
House of Commons
Edmund Burke
Whitelaw Reid
Burke
Warren Hastings
India
Denton Village
Denton
Robert Rosenbluth
Hampton Farms
New York City
Board of Parole
Hosenbluth
Hampton Farm
Stilwell
Pieedelphia
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