No Official Classes In Charge Against Hughes Nomination
Democrats charge Hughes besmirched the Supreme bench by seeking the presidency yet admit his tenure on the court is unusually able and upright. The piece argues partisan politics by judges is rare but historical precedents show judges seeking nominations or serving in political roles without disgrace, noting Hughes acted with integrity when bearing the nomination.
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Hughes
Supreme Bench
Supreme Court
Justice McLounn
Fremont
Chase
Justha David Davis
Hayes-Tilden
John Jay
Great Britain
Justice Hughes
Hughes Candidacy debated in Wall Street Journal
A Tuesday WSJ editorial raises questions about Charien E B Hughes candidacy. The Times-Press reproduces the concerns, noting the Journal’s past stance as a critic of street and its methods and inviting reader reflection on the issue.
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Wall Street Journal
Charien EB. Hughes
Times-Press Glady
Bio Financial
Editorial defense of Justice Hughes against critics
The piece argues against the charge that Hughes created a new Supreme Court precedent by accepting a nomination he did not seek. It calls such claims ridiculous and defends Hughes as unimpeachably correct in declining to pre announce. It notes a silent electorate favoring a strong, discreet leader.
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Justice Hughes
the Times
the World
Supreme Court
United States
Hughes
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Useful Organizations Help Middletown Charities Adapt
The Times Press notes Middletown’s charity system under new administration. Personal visits and targeted aid reach families in need, while the Philatropic Club reports practical help and encouragement. It highlights a shelter for young, stranded girls as a notable success.
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Middletown
Times Presa
Department of Charities
Taft for Bench
The piece urges William Howard Taft as a worthy successor to Jamthce Hughes for a seat on the Bench. It argues Taft would preserve nonpartisan justice, uphold patriotism, and fits Wilson’s associate justiceship as a grand, even transcendent, patriotic act.
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Taft
Jam Thce Hughes
Tts
Tall
The Fruits of Self-sacrifice Sermon Reflections
Rev Ralph Wright Rowland discusses Christian self sacrifice rooted in love and its impact. He cites personal acts like a mother selling a stove for her son's education and Missionary efforts in Arunmia. The piece links self denial to character growth and societal progress, urging greater Christian devotion.
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South
Willie
D. Gordon
Walter Scott
Jennie Cassidy
Molly Fancher
Arunmia
God
Europe
Christ
Great Coset
Park vs Opinion on Democratic defense spending
The piece argues against fear of extravagance in Congress by detailing allocations for nitrate production and armor plate, suggests private capital suffices, and contends for national defense including dreadnoughts and battle cruisers over pork-laden bills. It questions Padgett naval and Hay army bills.
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Germany
Secretary McAdoo and War Prosperity Claim
Secretary McAdoo rejects the notion that war spurred prosperity, attributing gains to Democratic wisdom. The administration still maintains the war caused the Democratic tariff failure and keeps the contention alive.
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McAdoo
Democratic Party
World War One Anniversary Highlights
Germany sinks the famous submarine 1 29 under Captain Weddigen as a British merchantman with Swedish flags attacks three British cruisers in the North Sea on September 22. The Aboukir Cressy and Hogue are the victims in this early war action.
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Germany
Weddigen
North Sea
Aboukir
Cressy
Hogue
War orders and political witticisms about revenue
The passage argues that revenue gains came not from Democratic policy or wartime wisdom but from the war itself. It claims war expenditures drained the treasury, while political analyses portray the war as altering finances and exposing flaws in governance.
Biggs Offers To Pay Health Department Staff Salaries
Albany June 16 Dr Hermann L Biggs commissioner of health proposes to cover eight salaries himself after budget cuts trimmed clerical and support posts in the State Health Department Officials say the move reflects his concern for department efficiency and may be funded from emergency reserves until new funding is arranged.
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Albany
State Department
Hermann L. Biggs
Health
Whitman
Biggs
Department of Public Health Nursing
State Department of Health
State Health Department
Department of Health
Themsa
Biegs
Damaged Chick Gets a New Bill in Curious Surgery
In Monticello, George W. Lounsbury, a Sullivan County Republican foreman, cares for about 360 chicks. A chick lost part of its bill to a rat attack, so a celluloid comb piece was fitted and glued with LaPage’s adhesive, then carefully bandaged, restoring the bill and promising no future trouble.
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Monticello
George W. Lounsbury
Sullivan County Republian
Lounsbury
LaPage
Unionville Notes from June Community Events
Rev J M Innes attended the National Funeral Benefit Association meeting in Lancaster as a Minisink Grange delegate. Flora's Day will be observed by Minisink Grange on June 22. Several residents traveled to Hamptonburgh for Pomo na Grange events. Preaching at the Presbyterian Church is scheduled for Sunday in the usual hours.
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Unionville
J. MacInnes
Lancaster
National Funeral Benefit Association
Minisink Grange
Walter Rosa
Franklin
Fred Ross
Mise Louise Cortright
Sussex
Flora
Hamptonburgh
Pomona Grange
Mra Keepers
Mra Keepers Is Visiting Her Daughter, Mrs. Everett
Titus
Paterson
Presbyterian Church
Jerseys Sold at Coopersburg Sale
Noted cows bring high prices at Coopersburg Pennsylvania sale. Purchases include Oxford's Wexford Spot for 5000 dollars and You'll Do's Champion Ivy for 3000 dollars. Dorothy's Noble Fern and Jenny You'll Do bring 2200 dollars and 2000 dollars respectively, bought by W. Ross Proctor of Queen Spey.
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Coopersburg
W. Ross Proctor
Qien Spey
Oxford
Wexford
Dorothy
Jennie
Village clubs schedule events this summer
On Tuesdays in June and July the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Camp Fire Girls hold open date events. The Presbyterian Sunday School and Fleet Hook and Ladder Co plan gatherings in July and August. The Brick Church Episcopal Chapel and Boy Scouts prepare activities in August at the village venues.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
Camp Fire Girls
Fleet Hook & Ladder Co
Brick
Episcopal Chapel
Centra Point School to Close with June Exercises
The Centra Point school will hold closing exercises on June 23 followed by a picnic in Buckbee's woods. A pleasing program is planned. Several local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Clark and Miss Iva Litts, are noted visitors. Children's Day is set for Greenville M. E. Church on Sunday June 18 at 2 pm.
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Montgomery
Bible School
Calverily
Reformed Church In
Arabia
John Selleck Co
Middletown
Central Dairy Co
A. M. Smith
Jennie Millspaugh
New York
Nellie Millspauugh
St. John's Hospital
Fuller
J. D
Port Jervis
Margaret King
H. M. Corwin
New York City
Greenville M. E. Church
George Hafner
Claude Clark
George Soudant
Spelling Contest Held at Hartwood Forestburg
Under county superintendent Mrs. Emma C. Chase a spelling contest was staged in Hartwood schoolhouse on June 9. Two pupils from each of four districts and St. Joseph's parochial school competed. Top three were Teresa Benziger 89 percent, Magdalen Kratz 95 percent, and Margaret Galligan 92 percent. all were 13 years old.
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Forestburg
Emma C. Chase
Hartwood
St. Joseph's
Teresa Benziger
Magdalen Kratz
Margaret Galligan
Oakland Valley
Chase
Col Bradley Receives Applause at Newburgh Event
At Play Day hosted by the Newburgh Lodge of Elks Col Thomas W Bradley received warm applause from about 200 attendees after County Clerk George F Gregg cited his Medal of Honor experience. Gregg Cantine and Gregg greeted Bradley at the Elks Club house following the exercises.
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Newburgh
Bonor
Newburnh
Col. Bradley
Col
Cantine
Mr. Gregg
Half Holidays Begin July 7 in City
The Friday half holiday season is set from July 7 to September 1. Local stores linked to the Chamber of Commerce will close at noon each Friday during this period. Arrangements have been made to advertise this season widely across the district.
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Chamber of Commerce
Convention Backs Universal Prohibition in Poor Law Meet
At the 46th annual session in Poughkeepsie the Association of County Superintendents of Poor and Poor Law Officers passed a resolution endorsing universal prohibition. Discussion centered on alcoholism and its link to almshouse pauperism with speakers citing saloons near county alms houses and arguing for county farms as a remedy.
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Poughkeepsie
Association of County Superintendents of Poor and Poor Law Officers
Vassar Institute
Association of Superintendents of the Poor and Poor Law Officers
New York
Clarence R. Sperry
Boonville
N. Y
Oneida
Collins
Newburgh
Reception at Thompson Ridge Honors Rev B Stanley Chedister
Thompson Ridge June 19 A large social at the home of Mr and Mrs De Warn honoring Rev and Mrs B Stanley Chedister of Hopewell Church. Laurels and ferns adorn the house a musical program arranged by Mrs Warn and Dr F H Dreyer recited refreshments served by Mrs Theodore Clark and Mrs F H Dever Rev Chedister to be installed as pastor of Hopewell Church on Thursday.
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Thompson Ridge
de Warn
B. Stanley Chedister
Hopewell Church
Chedister
Wallace Engagement Announced in New York and New Jersey
Mr and Mrs Horace P F Kendall announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred to Lew E Wallace of Youngstown New York. Lew is the son of R H Wallace of Montclair New Jersey, general passenger agent of the Erie railroad.
Birth of a Son to Manning Family at Unionville
A son was born June 19 at Thrall Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Hiram T. Manning of Unionville.
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Thrall Hospital
Hiram T. Manning
Unionville
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