Mail contractor Doty admits robbing the post
Charles W. Doty of 29 Bennett Street, a mail transfer contractor between Erie and Ontario and Western depots and the post office, was arrested on a petit larceny warrant and later admitted stealing seven boxes of cigars valued at 15 dollars and a tub of butter bound for Middletown. Post officials say more stolen mail cases are under review as federal authorities prepare a warrant for the broader robbery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Doty
Bennett Street
Erie
Ontario and Western
Post Office
Petit Jarceny- Doty
United States
Starr
Tramail
Anging Artician
Middletown
Parcel Post
D. Th. Sweeney
Oly
Sweeney
Twp
Doty Ball
Middletawna Ullice
Doty
Cigara
Loty
Urling
Akalad Dim
Sween- Co
Moses Curyea
Lou
Local News Snippets From Unionville and Nearby Areas
Residents report a mix of visits, arrivals, and local events across Unionville Stroudsboro and neighboring towns. Notables include Roy Marlin assisting BP Simon iM Hageerts, Miss Meredith Maers dining, and Chandler returning home to Blessbirz after travels. Many names appear in brief household and community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Marlin
BP Simonim Hageerts
Reneey Mroana
Oscar Mente
Stroudsboro
da Meike Teta
Ward Kimbur
Charles Qimen
Phureday
Chicago
Meredith Maers
Studebaker
Mary Strat
Elmira
John
Henry Sehefher
Miles Os
Chandler
Dielandes
Blessbirz
Jung
Station supervisor visits eye branch with station agent
Stadleman, station supervisor of the Trie ROR, was in town today and met with Eye Branch Agent J. M. Wrigat to discuss Snepreting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stadleman
Trie Ror
Toteday
Eye
Esl
J. M. Wrigat
Republicans Hold Meeting Sets Stage for Middletown Elections
The Republican City Committee met in the office of Frank J. Finn to discuss candidates for upcoming primaries. Seventeen members, including Howard M. Reed and Charles Mead, weighed mayoral and aldermanic contenders as well as inspectors of election and poll clerks. The discussion noted Mayor Cox’s possible nonrun and listed J. M. Lawrence and Cherigs Milusta as potential mayoral hopefuls, with ward races and incumbents also on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Frank J. Finn
Fle
Mrs Ward
Richard Knight
J J Wheeler
Ira C. Wallace
Nelzon JL. Satchel
J. B. Juse
Charley
Buck
J. W. Davey
Howard M. Starr
Charles
Mead
John Kinney
George W. Heed
Harford
George H. Racket
William
Roberteon
Board of Education
Uttla
Middletown
Cox
Nevl
Charles B. Buck
J. M. Lawrence
Cherigs
Milusta
Neithar
Aturge
Wrod J. Toreron
Miss A Clarke Entertains at Meath Hill
A Meath Hill gathering hosted Miss A Clarke and guests from Brooklyn including Miss Adelaide M Loughran and Miss Alice Lopton. The event featured a Cyimkhone performance and various entertainments as attendees enjoyed a weekend with friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss A. Clarke
Meath Hill
Birth of Twin Daughters
Mr and Mrs Warnld Mills of Scotchtown announce the birth of twin daughters on Tune 1 Thee Inee been tamed Grace ani Yn Mra Mille ie a daughter of Mrs Juha Drnion of dain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnld Y. Mills
Scotchtown
Ani
Mille
Juha Drnion
Dain
Hearing on extension of Centre St July 14
The Common Council set a July 14 hearing in the Council chamber on extending Centre Street from Kang to West Main. Aldermen discussed petition support and the public benefit, with several noting the need for a clear voter voice and tax payer input on the proposed street extension. The vote passed to appoint the hearing, listing the properties to be taken under the extension plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre ST
Common Council
Sesslon
Centre Street
Kang
West Main Streets
Coundl Chamber
Daly
Funnell
Sin
Olen
Propo-Sidon
Way Street
Cole
Wey Street
Amey
VanFleet
Wally
Ogden
On taria and Western officials inspect line to Cornwall
President John St Kerr of Ontario and Western with Federal Manager J M Nuelle began a tour from Weehawken on special car 155, heading to Cornwall via train No 3 then continuing on a special train. The party passed Middetown shortly after 3. Daily Thought foal note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John St. Kerr
Ontaria and Western
J. MH. Nuelle
Weehawoken
Tire Road
Cornwall
Middetown
Engineers' record bridge build in Honingen noted
Carl J. Giering reports in a letter to his father about Second Engineers in Germany breaking a bridge building record at Honingen on the Rhine. The clipping says 3844 minutes crossing with same materials and crew, while observers and Marines watched as the pontoon span opened the Rhine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Giering
Germany
Charles J. Giering
Tom
Honingen
Lejeune
Fad Iinginests
Gleting
Hts
Helne
Charged With Incident Involving Five Year Old Girl
A court report from Memuchin details charges against Jane 24 Grorgte and Phyl lis Autenfeld Tae chive mother Mrs Jessie Zeitenild for alleged abuse of a five year old girl. They faced grand jury proceedings as citizens recall a yellow fever era in the city with historical dates cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memuchin
Jane
Grorgte
Fwlleiis
Day Bopy
Ageanlt
Ald
Phyllis Autenfeld
Tae Chive
Jessie Zeitenild
Wade
Lam
Pame
Smih Tallebure
Eles
Gtrao Hall
Mactee
Baccalaureate Service and Town News in Monticello
The Monticello High School class of 1910 held a baccalaureate service at the Methodist Church with pastors from three denominations on the platform. Upcoming commencement in the school auditorium featured speeches, music, and diploma presentations. Local developments include Luis De Hoyas as American Legion chairman, a shifted train schedule, a revived Monticello Citizens' Band, park improvements, rising flivver taxi activity, a Sunday visit by George W. Hockwell, and Murray Electric extending lines to Loch Shelgrave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Monticello High School
Methodist Church
A. A Walker
Scaroener
Episcopal Church
Hugh Russell Fraser
Presbyterian Church
Marjorie Green
America
The
League
David Fishman
Harold Lynn
Aux Italiens
Florence Holden
Madeline Hatch
Lyon Q. Brooks Benediction
H. R. Fraser
Orchestra of Nations
Bernard Wells
Charles E. Devine
Eleanor McLaughlin
Oratlon
Tdeats
Orchestra
American Legion
Luis de Hoyas
Sullivan County
de Hayes
Synfleur Scientific Laboratories
D. B. Tuttle
Citizens’ Band
Murray Electric Light and Power Company
Loch Shelgrave
Murray
Port Jervis
Public Market Opens Season on John Street in Middletown
Middletown’s public market opened at 6 am on John Street between North and Linden Avenue with eleven truck farmers seeking concessions. George C. Robinson oversaw operations as the market ran until about 9:30 am with early offerings of green peas radishes and ettuco. Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays are market days and sales were modest but expected to rise with more goods arriving. Those selling Tuesday included Mrs. Fred Onley J. Syler H. W. Christie A. Jones George Bennett A. H Decker L. Zemski J. J. Jones M. J. Roop E. J. Johnson W. C. Trumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
John Street
North
Linden Avenue
George C. Robinson
Fred Onley
J. Syler
H. W. Christie
A. Jones
George Bennett
A. H Decker
L. Zemski
J. J. Jones
M- J. Roop
E. J. Johnson
W. C. Trumble
Fulton Street Section Renamed Harding Street
The Fulton street segment between Mulberry and Mill Streets is renamed Harding Street by Common Council action, pending Mayor Cox approval. The move follows a petition by residents and property owners. The change extends numbers from the current lower end of Haining Street, maintaining continuity. Earlier, Fulton street from Academy Avenue to Sprague Avenue was renamed Sterling Street on a similar petition basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Street
Mulberry
Mill Streets
Harding Street
Common Council
Cox
Amey
Haining Street
Academy Avenue
Sprague Avenue
Sterling Street
July Milk Price Stabilization With Adjusted Deductions
The July price for milk is set at 3.01 per hundred pounds, base at 20 miles from New York, with standard freight and butterfat differentials. Deductions of 15 counts were applied in April to June due to high production, and the plan allows additions in other months. grain costs rise with feed prices, and current feed and hay costs are at historic highs with continued expansion expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Luis
Protecta Woodwork Invention Guards Hands
A description of a simple guard using a kid glove turned to fit the back of a garment. Wool is attached with tiny tacks to create a protective padding or finger guard for work on ash or wool. The device aims to prevent scratching and improve safety during use.
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Unionville
Uniantilie
Charke
Adelaide M. Loughran
Alice MM. Lopton
FW. Adelaida McCann
Louiss M. Nelson
Miriam A. Gorman
Edo W Dennett
Florengs EF
Wannion
Maury Jusack
Mre
Alicea JD Loughran
Brooklyn
Besters
Missey Mannion
McCoan
Mias Dennett
Mise Mannion
Uradner Hulse
Bloomaturr
Sanday
Mra Waters and Children
New Yorcia
Mir Koller
War Puadd Rochet
Muinhter
Tadia
Charlis Mark
Lewis Kant
Janching
Roseland
Jee Toelht
Ralph
Jenuss
von Miu
Tagas van Lowegen
Danghter
Pratt
Frank
Vis
Hartow
Smith
Ima Mort Martin Bennett
Ialand Sindas
William Frant Hard
Lawrence Shoemaker
Janes
New Varpen
Getamness
Wallace Srutharasen
Pidnes
Ap Mre
Ziegfeld
Jessig Reed
Huxley
Miss Reed
Jessie Reed
Pasquier Quesnel
Willard
Willard and
Hempel
Jess Willard
Toledo
Jack Dempsey
Neve Nora Semis
Lagi Centare
Dholera
United States Railroad Administration
John Callery
Callers
Court House
Board of Supervisors
Tighly
Ford
Cme
George W. Hockwell
Rockwell
Frank Newkirk
Byrs. Densmore
Miss Lloyd
Corner
Liberty
Prince Carol
Roamans
the Royal
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