Women urged to fight enemy propaganda nationwide movement
Mrs. Thomas J. Preston Jr. urges American women to counter pacifist and pro-German influence by spreading real war knowledge. The National Security League calls for club discussions, rewards for study, newspapers to publish ideas, and volunteers teaching English to non-English speakers to steady public opinion and aid the war effort.
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Thomas J. Preston, Jr
Grover Cleveland
Women of America
National Security League
Preston
Security League
Cut in aerial mail route planned to extend use
Washington June 19 A reduction of the air mail rate from 71 cents to 16 yanta an ounce under consideration by Postmaster General Burleson. In the first month of operation the Washington New York route carried 11 109 miles and logged 2 hours 69 minutes in the air. Fog hindered operations and plans to add signal stations are proposed to guide rotators.
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New York-Washington
Washington
Burleson
Mather
Air Service
Hurrison
Durmount
Philadwlpaia
New York
Lient
Edgerton
River
Rules for National Army Work or Fight classifications
New York June 19 rules and definitions govern draft classification for unproductive workers under the Work or Fight act. Provost Marshal Crowder distributes the pamphlet to draft boards detailing criteria for idle workers and the range of occupations deemed nonproductive, with procedures for appeals and impact on residency and exemptions.
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New York
Jeens
Genera Crowder
Athimiante
Deomuts
Yabet
Acti
Fenerriz
Donaniio
Ster
Paleo
Dotal
In the Service of Their Uncle Sam
Private Charles A. Koman, son of Mr and Mrs A Koman of Crystal Run, 107th Infantry, now somewhere in France. Parents have word of his safe arrival overseas. Private Myron W. Bilyeu of the 309th Machine Gun Battalion has arrived in France, son of Mrs Anna Bilyeu of 64 East Avenue. Private Floyd M. Garter, son of Mr and Mrs Curtis M Carter, a former...
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Charles A. Koman
A. Koman
Crystal Run
Go. I
107Th Infantry
France
Rafe
Myron W. Bilyeu
309Th Machine Gun Battalion
Mra. Anna Bilyeu
East Ave
Floyd M. Garter
Mir
Curtis M. Carter
Edward G. Minshull
Frank J. Minshull
First Replacement Regiment
Infantry
Rev Cloyd earns B D at Yale and BA from Missouri
Rev A L Cloyd pastor of South Centreville and Mt Hope churches earned the graduate degree of B D from Yale during the School of Religion commencement. He also received a BA from the University of Missouri in 1911 and plans to return to Orange County New York. He has spent eight years abroad visiting 17 foreign countries and traveled eight months off the beaten path with $10 to his name for a world tour.
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Times
New Haven
Conn
A. J. Cloyd
South Centreville
Mt. Hope Presbyterian
Yale
University of Missouri
Orange County
New York
Jly
Mr Cloyd
Tie
Anniversary of Great Waterloo Battle
A late nineteenth century newspaper note marks the anniversary of the Waterloo campaign. It recalls Napoleon’s defeat by a coalition including Prussia and Britain, cites troop numbers, and mentions Allied and French efforts. The piece reflects era tone and regional context, noting Waterloo’s location and the broader 1815 campaign.
Appointment shifts to Bridgeport church leadership
Rev VanBuren, long associated with St John's AME Zion Church, has been appointed by the central order defended in New York to serve in Bridgeport Connecticut. The move prompts the concerned board to review evidence and report to the Adjutant General for action by the Provost Marshal General.
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Bridgeport
Dung
Charence Vanturen
Passon
AME Zion
Thetopal Sears
Centerenro Defended
New York
Tog Hame
Conn
Siete
Tarn Wil
Memorial Adopted For Mr Denniston At Hudson Presbytery
At the Hudson Presbytery meeting in Webb Horton Memorial Church on June 18 a memorial praising Hon Augustus Denniston was adopted. A committee was named to arrange a suitable memorial honoring his long faithful service as a rising elder within the Hudson Presbytery. Signed by Rev Edward B Shaw of Monroe and Clarence G Seward of Venton.
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Hudson
Webb Horton
Enteu
Kingdom of God
Edward Bb. Shaw
Monroe
Clarence G. Seward
Venton
Miss Leschom to Wed W. H. Musbach This Saturday
Miss Leschom becomes bride of W. H. Musbach in a Saturday afternoon ceremony at the groom’s residence 2 Linden Avenue. Miss Clara Leschem, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Loesch em of LAdneston Manor will be solerrized by Rev Dred Kirkwood. The groom is connected with EG W, Mianhach & Son Inc. Mr Musbach holds an official post.
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Mooo Oeleck
Une
Linden Avenue
Clara Leschem
John Loeschem
Ladneston Manor
Willam
Mustach
EG W
Mianhach & Son, Inc
Mushach
District Attorney and Assistant Attend Town Meeting
In Newburgh, Meikiey Attorney Henry Hitech and Assistant i Duttna Willams Po Gres of Pertheri attended a local town meeting on a routine office matter. The purpose was unclear due to garbled OCR text, but the event involved district attorney personnel discussing legal business in Middleton on a weekday.
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Meikiey
Henry Hitech
Newburgh
Willams
Kitty Carmody Undergoes Operation At Waddletown
Wies Kitty Carmody was submitted to an operation on Monday at The Waddletown Santtaram. The note appears in Time Press BANL columns Adven Usement urging readers to seek help when in need of anything.
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Wies Kitty Carmody
Stony Yoraa
Waddletown Santtaram
Time Press
First Concert in Academy Park Draws a Crowd
Large audience attends the first band concert of the season at Academy Avenue Park. The C. & W. Band performs Tuesday evenings throughout the season and the program is highly praised.
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Academy Park
Academy Avenue Park
Hears Seditious Talk on a Train
Newburgh June 19 a.m 2 passengers on the 9 55 southbound West Shore train spoke German in a car behind others. A passenger complained to the conductor. The train was met by armed guards at Jona Island and the men were taken off for federal investigation.
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Newburgh
West Shore
Jona Island
Western Troops In Middletown Move To Port Embarkation
Several hundred khaki clad members of a western regiment march through Middletown to Wickham Avenue station for embarkation at 10:30 Wednesday. Their regimental band leads the parade, and the troops had not alighted from cars for days as they head to an Atlantic port.
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Atlantic
North Street
Orchard Street
Wickham Avenue
Memorial window dedication and church notices in Washingtonville
Washingtonville reports Corporal Roy Jones in base hospital in Georgia and a memorial window dedication at Droaming Grove Church with Rev Laman Alhott expected to preach. Also notes Children’s Day at the Methodist Church, a baptism in Salisbury Hills, a marriage at the bride’s home, and a Chamber of Commerce meeting with Lt. Robert Ryerson as guest.
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Washingtonville
Roy Jones
US 5. Army
Texas
Raymond Dusenberry
Camp Hancock
Paris
Densie Sherwood
Harriman
Chames Bracks
Bracks
Droaming Grove
Laman Alhott
Dr. Abbott
Jarre
Methodist
Nel
Salisbury Lills
Mise Helen
Charles Hanel
Joseph Cooper
W. A George
Regular Hoffman Lodge 432 meeting closes season
Tuesday evening a large turnout for the last Hoffman Lodge 432 F and A M IBL communication. The third degree was conferred on a class of candidates with many visitors from the county and nearby areas. Officers absent due to war service included Junior Warden Walter S. Marx and F Oliver Rockafellow. Andrew J. Baird impressed on organ with A Perfect Day as the Masonic sextette sang Keep the Home Fires Burning. Lunch followed. communications paused until September 17.
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Hoffman Lodge 432
F. & A.ibl
GC. BH. Pickard
J. W. Davis
Livingston Manor Lodge
Livingston Manor
W. Davis
Alex. Voorhees
Wilbur Wagner
J L. Wears
George F. Newman
George LeRos
B. J. Merritt
Floyd Verwilliser
Harry Voorhees
E. O. Stunevant
LeRoy Mott
HC Roteris
R. E. Wright
AL Decker
J. E. Decker
W. L Mott
Mongaup Lodge
Liberty
Grover van Vagner
Russell Lodge
Ravens
JW. Gray
Ophir Lodzs
France
J. G. Pothemus
Walton Lodge
Walton
Frank Hane
Wallkill Lodge
Waiden
C. C. Benedict
Durive Water
C. W. Kay
Theo Dor
Wiierman
Divorce Decree Given to McCord in Newhursh Case
June 13 in Justaine Alabama a divorce decree was issued in the action brought by H. Sewoer against Mrs Carrie McCord. The husband William B. McTach of Craxford Merz Kinmia Baker testified against the daughter accused of infidelity.
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Newhursh
Justaine AL H. F. Sewoer
Carrie McCord
Hisvand
Wiliam B. Mctach
Craxford
Merz
Kinmia Baker
Defendan
Let Dauchirr
Salisbury Mills Records Note Local Names and Events
Salisbury Mills notes from June include Alfred Wishton and Everett Valentine marriage, John Heng Jr joining the service, Theodore Van der Meuren purchasing a large ship, and Miss Alice Gangue of Newburgh involved in local affairs. Names, dates, and places anchor the fragmentary report.
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Salisbury Mills
Dornie
Alfred Wisht
Mamed Everett Valentine John Heng, Jr
J Worming
Goshen
Theodore van der Meuren
Alice Gangue
Newbursh
Newburgh Soldier Galloway Killed in Action June 6
First Lieutenant Judson P. Galloway of Newburgh, a local National Guardsman and cyclist, is reported killed on June 6 in France. He was 30, married January 10 to Miss Jane McShane, and had earned the Croix de Guerre after combat in which gas exposure occurred. He was active in the Wheelmen’s Club and a partner in Galloway & Dempsey.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Judson P. Galloway
National Guards
Orange County
Inotice
War Department
Lieut
Galloway
Washington Galloway
Masonic Lodge
Sweet-Orr & Co
James A. Dempsey
National Guard
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York
Gailing
France
Jane McShane
Newbourgh
Warwick Moose Ladies Host Lodge Induction Banquet
Members of Chapter No 275 Ladies of Mooseheart Legson and Middletown Lodge No 349 visited Warwick Chapter No 117 Ladies of Mooseheart Legion and Warwick Lodge No 1368 L C C M at their new home. They attended a meeting, witnessed the initiatory ceremony, then joined a banquet with dancing music and speeches.
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Mooseheart Legson
Middletown Lodge
L. O
Warwick
Warwick Chapter
Mooseheart Legion
Warwick Lodge
Bring Newburgh Residents Here For Treatment
Two attendants from the Middletown State Hospital arrived in town to accompany three Newburgh patients to the facility. Edward Carnes of 55 Third Street and a patient from 119 Parmenter Street were among those proceeding for treatment. Carney was arrested June 13 for an obscene act in front of Jennie F. Snyder during a Red Cross visit and was arraigned before Recorder Cassine, then committed to the county jail for sanity examination.
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Lefore Recorder Caatline
Payne of Beacon a Hun Prisoner
Washington dispatches report John J. Payne son of John Payne of Beacon is among prisoners taken by Germany. He is said to be among the first American prisoners captured at Lorraine and moved from Darmstadt to Tuchel before Beacon. No record confirms his unit. he may be from Bacon, S. F.
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Washington
John J. Payne
John Payne
Beacon
Germany
Lorraine
Anl
Darmstadt
Tuchel
Bacon
S. F
Ice Cream Festival Aims For Friday Night
A brief local note says an ice cream festival will be held this Friday evening at the M E Church. The event follows Sunday with her parents at pace An.
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Pace
M. E
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