Woman Hit With Hammer In Goshen Assault
Mrs. George Arnott, 26, lies in Goshen Emergency Hospital after being struck repeatedly by John Bogardus, 65, who also forced black dirt into her mouth and fled toward Sussex, N J. Bogardus, who planned to rent a room, remains at large as a posse hunts him.
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George Arnott
Goshen
John Bogardus
Bogardus
Sussex
N. J
Handerson
David A. Clark
Clark
Charles C. Chappell
Weather Report From Washington
Fair and somewhat warmer conditions forecast with light westerly winds for Washington on June 23.
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Washington
Cosmic Idealism Theme of Baccalaureate Sermon
The First Congregational Church auditorium hosted the high school baccalaureate service as Rev. Dr. O B Swift spoke on Cosmic Idealism using Romans 8 19 as text. Surrounded by board members, superintendent and faculty, the event featured a special choir program with Milas Winifred Schwartz and Marguerite Krennich delivering solos amid tasteful floral arrangements.
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First Congregational Church
O. B. Swift
Board of Education
J. F. Tuthill
Milas Winifred Schwartz
Marguerite Krennich
Republicans of Newburgh Are Out in the Open
Newburgh Republicans held a brief meeting at the Savings Bank office with all committee members present. Votes on candidates were divided but orderly, chaired by Janes Miller, with endorsement discussions for the District Attorney and other posts ending swiftly.
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Newburgh
Republican City Committee
John B. Corwin
Savings Bank
Janes Miller
W. T. Gaider
James Miller
W. J. Wizant
RJ Hamil
John E Corwin
A. H. Wheeler
Edward Lockwood
W. T McCaw
Calébh H. Paumes
John W Gardiner
J. J. ‘Lartter
Lindsay Hutchins
J. D. Witton, Jr
William A. Hanmer
Wiliam
Aldrich
Miller
Tartier
Wiyeant
Hutching
Hawill
Wheeler
Lockwood
McCaw
W. F. Brush
Gardiner
Wilson Hanmer
Corwin
Sherif
Wygant
Hutchins
Hamill
MicCaw
Henry Hal Jock — Wilson
Hanmer
Cortrin
Charles W. A. Sneed
Edward J. Collins
J. D. Wilson, Jr
Mr. Wilson
Wreant
Wison
Anmer
Noes
Muller
Hold Conference on State Grange Meeting in 1919
Lowell of Fredomia master of the Sine Grange and Indira Sharp of Jaxmile chaired a conference with Chamber of Commerce directors at the Mitchell Inn to discuss the next State Grange meeting in this city in February 1919. The plan rests on securing the convention amid favorable views from local business representatives.
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State Grange
Lowell
Fredomia
Sine Grange
Indira Sharp
Jaxmile
Chamber of Commerce
Mitchell Inn
Hood Gould
Jon H. Allmann
L Stern
G. DO. Theleen
Albert Maz Mhz
Aljhesch
Mystery Lights Flashes Over Shawangunk Mountains
Residents of Wurtsboro report mysterious lights flashing at regular intervals on the Shawangunk range near Wurtsboro and Broomingsae. A witness described a powerful flashlight sending one quick shaft followed by three colored flashes, repeating from 9 to 11 p.m. Sunday night.
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Shawangunk Mountains
Wurteboro
Broomingsae
Wurtsboro
Wurtsoro J
Times- Press
Colder Than 47 Summers Marks Weekend Chill
Sunday brought a record breaking cold with 20 atmospheric records tied since Uncle Sam began meteorology 47 years ago. Temperatures dipped to near freezing with a sharp wind chill that forced blankets, while the Weather Bureau warned fruit growers of a killing frost and possible damage to garden crops though a light snow dusting appeared on Liberty Street.
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Uncle Sam
Weather Bureau
Liberty
Roosevelt Junior Cited by General for Bravery in France
In France on June 24 the general commanding the troops attached to Theodore Roosevelt Jr. cited him for conspicuous gallantry in action during the operations around Cantigny. The citation notes bravery shown in the capture and defense actions as part of the American forces.
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Associated Press
France
Theodore Roosevelt, Sr
Canticay
Probe into Michigan Road Circus Wreck Begins
Two investigations have been ordered into the cause of Saturday’s wreck on the Michigan Central Railroad near Gary. Hagenbeck-Wassen circus employees were among those killed and about 130 injured. sixty-six bodies recovered and two circus workers are missing.
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Associated Press
Rammnond
Ind
Gary
Fifty To Get Diplomas At Stratton Commencement
Fifty seniors from Stratton High School will receive diplomas at tonight's annual commencement on the Stratton stage. The program lists forty-one graduates with both Regents and High School diplomas and includes twenty four young women and seventeen young men. eight students receive only High School diplomas and one young lady receives only a Regents diploma. The commencement program features essays, orations, and musical selections led by Rev. E. VanDyke Wight and McWilliams Orchestra.
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A. E. Hopkins
Board of Education
Stratton
Bennett
Herbert Barnes
Frank Lewis Bell, Jr
George Wendell Bengert
Edson
Joseph Brewster Elliot Humphrey Deming John Joseph Hoffman
David Brown Houston
Dudley Livingston Hoyt William Francis O'Brien
Seward Jackson Ogden Thames
Howard Sarine
Edwin Herman
Schmitk
Charles Decker Scott Frank Leander Lutdetrom Anthony Joseph Veraldi
William Eager Winans
Alberta Augusta Bull Margaret Jane Drexel
Isabel Fancher
Elizabeth Fellows
Anne Bele Flynn Lena Ervilla Hall
Hilda Cost Jamison
Frances Emma: Jones
Irene Crosby Jordan Bertha Emeline Lain Gertrude Emmaline Lawrence Hose
Mary Lovely
Margaret McCary Grace Mary McCarthy
Helen Irene Pohimang
Lucy Reed
Clara Elizabeth Rogers
Alice Pearl Roth Margaret Elizabeth Smith
Mabel A. Swezy
Louise Marie Thorne
Bertha Edna Wallace
Merion Armstrong Wallace
Gertrude Anna Wood
Charles Edgar Decker
Edward Hamilton Fish
Stanley Eugene LeRoy
Edward Milton
Alitchell
Alan Melville
William Wear
Marie Adelaida Corwin
Marie Johnson
Bertha Augusta Sayer
Helen Lucille Brown
Ivah Lacy Reed
O'Hare McWillams
E. VanDyke Wight
Australian Premier Mughes to visit United States
London report says William M. Mughes Australia’s premier will travel to the United States before visiting Pisco to formalize Australia’s policy on the Pacific’s security. The Liverpool Post claims he will seek the United States Government’s cooperation on the matter.
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Associated Pires
London
William M. Mughes
United States
Pisco
Witten
Pacific
Liverpool Post
United
Ton iv Sreinteining
Delegates Gather for Summer Auto Convention
The Middletown Automobile Club hosts the New York State Automobile Association on June 25 and 27 with delegates from 116 clubs. Safety First is the keynote and Francis M. Hugo outlines the slogan Half of the road belongs to you the other half is mine. Events include tours, tea at Clemson Park, a dance at the Elks Home, and a Bear Mountain and West Point excursion with speakers Secretary Hugo and Highway Commissioner Duffey.
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Middletown
Francis M. Hugo
Grace Church
Clemson Park
Webb Horton Memorial Church
Elks
Bear Mountain
West Point
Brush Remount
Goshen
Tuxedo Park
Edwin Duffey
Commissioner Goright
New York City
Accidents on Sunday Injure Man in Goethon Hospital
Moe Smith of New York City was badly hurt in a Sunday crash near Chester on a detour due to road repairs. A Cadillac driven with chauffeur Benjamin Benjamins struck a tree and toppled into a ditch. Benjamins escaped unharmed. The wreckage was taken to Murray's garage in Chester. Several minor crashes occurred on the same detour with no injuries reported.
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Moe Smith
New York City
Go“thon Emergency Hospital
Smith
Benjamin Benjamins
New York
Sullivan County
Goshen
Chester
Cadillac
Benjamins
Murray
Perce
Italians Plan a Fourth of July Celebration
At a Sunday meeting of a special Italian colony committee in the Italian chapel social hall plans were made for a Fourth of July event including a parade from Prince street a loyalty demonstration at Franklin Square and a concert with addresses by Pietro S Moncada Mayor Cox Joseph Morreale and G B Neyroz. Committee members cited include Antonio Guerrera Ciro De Santoro Pasquale Napolliano Giuseppe Morreale Oitatio B Nestor Giovanni Monforte Jerome Barderio Vincenzo Vaolo.
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America
Garibaldi
Prince Street
Franklin Square
Pietro S. Moncada
Newburgh
Mayor Cox
Joseph Morrealc
G. B. Neyroz
Antonio Guerrera
Ciro de Santoro
Pasquale Napolliano
Giuseppe Morreale
Oitatio B. Nestor
Giovanni Monforte
Jerome Barderio
Vincenzo Vaolo
Three Coal Cars Derail on O W at Burnside
Three coal cars derailed on the O and W near Burnside Sunday night around 7 45 PM. Conductor Mc Mickle and Engineer Russell led the crew. none were burned. Wreckers arrived from the city and by afternoon cleared and removed wreckage from the embankment. Kerhonkson boy wounded listed among Pershing casualty reports.
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Burnside
McMickle
Russell
Kerhonkson
R. van Valkenberg
Kevhonkson
Pershing
Monticello Woman Burned to Death in Fire
Miss Caroline Ebinger of Monticello was found dead in the cellar of her home after attempting to ignite a furnace with kerosene. Firemen faced heavy smoke, body badly charred with clothing burned off. Ebinger, 60, was a well regarded Monticello resident and sister of former village clerk Charles Ebinger. Contents damaged by smoke and water, house sustains little damage.
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Caroline Ebinger
Monticello
Lillian
Ebisiger
Migs
Caroline” Ebinger
Chas. Ebinger
George Millspaugh
Miss Ebinger
First Day’s Drive For War Stamp Sales Progresses
Figures were unavailable Monday on the first day’s drive for War Savings Stamps. General headquarters by Chas. A. Adams said that if the present pace continues, the city’s allotment will be met, with excellent first day momentum reported.
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General Headquarters
Chas. A. Adams
Aftrnoon
Fifty Patients at Otisville Hospital No 8
Half a hundred soldiers are housed Sunday at General Hospital No 8 in Otisville for treatment. Construction of the facility is nearly finished and veterans returned from overseas service are expected to arrive regularly. Details on arrivals cannot be provided for obvious reasons.
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General Hospital
Otisville
Funeral for William F. Giveans Held in New Vernon
The funeral for William Frank Giveans of New Vernon took place at his home Sunday afternoon at 1 24 oclock. Elder J C Ker of the city conducted the services and interment followed in the family plot at New Vernon Cemetery. Born to Mr and Mrs Lford G Hartera at 11 Spring Street on June 23, a daughter.
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Mold
William F. Giveans
New Vernon
Wiliam Frank Giveans
J. C. Ker
New Vernon Cemetery
Lford G. Hartera
Spring Street
Jame
American, Airmen in the Fray and Frontline Returns
Paris reports Austrian retreat along the Piave under darkness as Italian forces press attacks and recapture positions. German munition workers in Cologne and Mulheim strike over bread rations, while Saranac Lake’s Charles N Scofield is listed among severely wounded.
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Associated’ Press
Piave
Talon
Milan Secolo
Paris
Havas
Rome
Cape Sile
Germany
London
Cologne
Mulheim
Rhine
Hague
Essen
Saranac Lake
Washington
Charles N. Scofield
Battle on the Piata Continues As Reinforcements Arrive
Milan dispatch reports the Piata battle remains unresolved with Austrians reinforcing and plans to widen bridgeheads. Italian military circles expect continued fighting along the front until new German troops and sap disruptions shift the balance.
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Pana
Milan
Piata
Struggh
Gennan
Sallans
Ofeasita Lang Dastile
Local Exemption Board Sends Questionnaires to Registrants
The Local Exemption Board mails the question assizes to those registered on Jamenth. Twenty five percent are sent daily until all have been mailed. The legal advisory board of city lawyers assists in completing the forms.
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Michigan Road
Margaret Jane Drexel
Italy
Anthony Joseph Verald
Auber McWilliams
Lloyd George
Bennett Herbert Barnes
Esmy
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Charme ¢'Armour
Kendall McWilliams
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