Comptroller Finds County Finances In Need Of Adjustment
Albany June 23 State Comptroller Eugene M Travis transmitted to Orange County Board of Supervisors a summary of the examination of the county accounts and fiscal affairs. The report warns of long standing mismanagement, unauthorized payments, improper charges and irregularities in tax collection and auditing. It urges adoption of a formal budget, proper accounting methods, and stricter controls to restore lawful, efficient administration.
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Albany
Eugene M. Travis
Board of Supervisors of
Orange County
Conptroller’s Office
Goshen
Coroner’s Office
Enromer
Arida
Newburgh
Board of Supervisors
Jon
County of Orange
Goshken
N.Y
Genlemeau
oMes
Flon
Williem Solmer
de Mel
Alsoflee
Phiy
Evens
Eich
Lordiu
Lwyn
Boards of Supervisors
Ponr
Mmilad
Conventiona
Thi
Court of Appeals
The
People
Conine
Steuben
Middletown
Port Jervis
Oranke
Poinia
Fetter
Unique Exercises at St. Josephs School
The closing exercises of St. Joseph's Parochial School on Cot tage street drew a packed hall for an afternoon program presided by Very Rev. J. P. McClancy. Selections by Brady's orchestra and the Choral Class, plus solos and tableaux by about 60 children, highlighted a day that awarded numerous medals and prizes for merit and attendance.
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St. Joseph's Parochial School
Cottage Street
J. P. McClancy
Brady
Tokio
Elia Peck
M. Halstead
A. Larkin
M. Ramsey
A. Carey
A. Brown
C. Cappetti
H. Diehl
H. Flatly
H. Kane
1. Lyons A. Davis
F. Larkin
C Sweeney
K. Sweeter
H. Morasco
J. Donohue
M. Doran
E. Ma Jone
3. Madden
M. Lynch
A. Rungo
1. Ostrovski
K. Larkin
W. Lynch
G. O'Brine
C. Flanagan
G. McMickle
C. Finan
M. Cunningham
Ti. Soulir
H. Mulqueen
Owen Wise
F. Lyons
M. Heinemann
K. Butts
M. Corcoran
M. Larkin
M. Sweeney
M. Costello
J. Scully
M. Clears
Junpior Choir
T. Murphy
OP. McClancy
Clancy
St Joseph's School
Aulie
Henry Doyle
Margaret Lynch
Frances Larkin
Joseph Morasco
Edward Ramsey
Aileen Donohue
Agnes Carey
Walter Cleary
Joseph O’brien
Mary Sweeney
Holy Name Society
John V. Costello
St. Elizabeth Society
Bill Peck
Jim
Children of Mary Sodality
Ralph Morasco
Rev
4. T. Murphy
Gertrude Mc Mickle
Pravasso
Charlies Deihl
Angel So Idality
Veronica Davis
Grace Costello
William McElroy
Katharine Stack
John McMickle
J. T. Murphy
John Deihl
William Young
Infants of the Holy Family
Helen Kane
Cadets of the Holy Family
Berchmans Madden
St Joseph
Mary Doran
Patriotism Policy At Tire Firms Urges Militia Service
Elisha Williams of United States Tire Company directs department heads to urge employees to join the state militia or naval forces. The policy, adopted with United States Rubber Company, covers over 55,000 workers and will not disrupt regular vacations or company cruises.
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Samuel P. Colt
United States Rubber Company
Elisha 8
Williams
United States Tire Company
Naval
Antempios
Aia
United States
Diamond Bracelet Found By Boy In New York City
Xew Tork June 2R Mre Comiella Riddle Dyke who married An fier KR Price in Philadelphia on April 24 reports finding a costly diamond bracelet described as the rose of the bracelet with extinates of the taint. It was found by Arthur Sileen, the assistant of James Fre set, the club professional. Emerson H Resp broke ground yesterday for a new residence on Wet kine avenue. Frank J Lindsey is the architect.
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Xew
Comiella Riddle Dyke
Phpadelphia
Arthur Sileen
Mxteen-wear-ons
James Freset
MR. Rose
Emerson H
Riot at Slaton home prompts martial law in Atlanta
Two battalions of infantry and the governor's horse guards kept duty overnight near Governor John M. Slaton's Peach Tree Road residence. Martial law within a half mile, a cordon and tented city, all subject to strict lines. No pass without proper vouched clearance. Rumors hint at a Saturday demonstration at the capitol when Slaton retires and Nat Barris is inaugurated. Atlanta remains quiet otherwise.
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Atlanta
John M. Slaton
Peach Tree Road
United States
Slaton
Slat
Nat S. Barris
Capitol
Further gains by the French and Belgian forces reported
Paris June 23 the war office reports further gains by the French in the Lorraine and Alsace sectors. Belgian troops southeast of St George seize a German trench with defenders killed or captured. Dunkirk shelled by long range artillery. fourteen shells hit the city causing civilian casualties. The German assault along the Artois region is repelled at most points, with a footing gained southeast of Souchez in one sector. German counterattacks are checked by infantry and artillery fire.
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Paris
Torraine
Alsace
War Office
Lne
Dunkirk
St. George
Armas
Souchez
Ofr
Scientist Gregg Dies in the South
New York reports the death of prominent physician William 8. Gres aged about four years in Elmira N Y. He practiced in New York City and Port Chester before retiring from active service. The notice notes his long career and requests readers to place ads or assistance in the Times-Press columns.
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New York
William
Gres
St Jend
Elmira
N.Y
New York City
Port Chester
Poe Tee
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