Stranger in Mrs Angle’s Rooms Linked to Ballou Death
Stamford June 27 Chief Brennan said a third person was in the Angle apartment the night Waldo H Ballou was injured and died He described Mrs Angle as a reputable citizen out on bail and noted her father Leonard Blondell disputed sensational rumors He said Mrs Angle helped Ballou after he collapsed on the first landing and sought medical aid though specifics remain unclear
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Stamford
Coon
Pace BH
Brennan
Helen M. Angle
Waldo H. Ballou
Angle
Ballou
A J
Mr. Ballou
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Trat
Hlad
Mor. Ballou
Boy Dies from Burns After Firecracker Play
Edwin McNamee a five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry McNamee of 25 Harrigan Street died at Thrall Hospital after severe burns received while playing with firecrackers and matches in his yard Friday afternoon. His brother Thomas, seven, was nearby as the flames burned his clothing. neighbors helped, doctor treated, but the child succumbed to burns and inhalation. The family, former Ontario and Western employee Mr. McNamee, mourns a boy described as bright and loved by neighbors. Funeral at the home Monday at 4 PM, interment in St Joseph’s Cemetery.
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Henry McNamee
Edwin McNamee
Mar
Harrigan Street
Thrall Hospital
Hts
Thomas
Edwin
Ie Tad
Ta G
McNamen
Dustler
Ontario and Western
Fawhy U. McNamer
Thte City
Henrys
Laura
Cullen) McNamee
Weleck
St. Joseph's WC
Omohory
County Highway Conference Discusses Centralized Superintendent Role
At the annual highway conference in Michigan a discussion focused on centralizing road management under the county superintendent. Proponents argue it would save thousands of dollars by unifying countywide road work and machinery under one official, with attention to budgets and potential cost reductions.
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Charles HH. Smith
Mhhaca
Wood
Malienaner
Taade Var
Toon
Te Almisud
Policy to raise Hamilton professors pay announced
Hamilton College at Clinton held its commencement with alumni dinner led by Senator Elihu Root of New York. He announced a plan to raise professor salaries, with recommendations up to ten percent and a pledge to defer equipment spending until pay increases are in place. He and the 1864 class marked their fiftieth reunion amid praise for Root as a devoted alumnus.
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Hamilton College
Clinton
Hamilton
Elihu Root
New York
David BR. Breed
Pitshburgh
Darwin F. Pickard
Watertown
George W. Walker
Troy
G. H. Wiliamnson
Charleston
W. Va
Marlon K. Wisehart
New York Sun
Arthur B. Pohl
Vernon
Senator Root
Ble
Senior Banquet at Mitchell Inn Closes Commencement Week
The last event of commencement week was the Ben for banquet at the Mitchell Inn. About forty clan members and guest E M Mansee attended a formal dinner with a refined menu. President Gibbs led toasts and speeches and Leo Drake took photos to memorialize the night.
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Mitchell Inn
Benfor
E. M Mansee
Mitchell
Gibbs
Resent Statements From Clark Boy Spark Local Investigations
Special County Judge Merbert J. Rayco and Assistant District Attorney Mary Tourist led morning investigations into allegations by 14 year old Frank Clark of Greenville. Summonses served on neighbors tied to his confession were examined. officials deem many claims false while stressing risk to community reputation. Electrician Herbert L. Ackerman, working in Rochester area, was injured after a collision near a railroad crossing. Putshoerg, June 27. Westinghouse posts warned workers who don’t return by a deadline will be deemed to have left the company’s service.
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Special County
Merbert J. Rayco
Marry Tourist
Frank Clark
Greenville
Rochester
Fray
Royce
Lark Hos
Rosco
Crist
Weisz Elected at County Farmers Meeting in Buffalo
Mr Weisz was elected to a position at the annual meeting of the County Surveyors and Moor Law Officers held in Buffalo. The event saw local officials and members from related departments gather to elect a new representative.
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Weisz
Wares Fo Weies
Avany
Sayer
Buffalo
HYMENIALS JOINT WEDDINGS IN MAYBROOK AND CITY
Multiple wedding notices from St Josephs Church and Maybrook celebrate unions of Connor Quigley Carmody Purcell Lunney Tardel and Lane s families. Attendants include Ireng Bonner James Foran Catherine Carmody and Joseph Purcell with guests from Peekskill Goshen and Port Jervis. Post ceremony receptions, trips to Albany New York Philadelphia and home at 45 Beacon Street noted.
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Port Jervis
Charles A. McKane
George H. Quigley
Miss Bonner
5. W
Colwell
Bohner
Margaret Sweeney
Mary Sweeney
Mrs. Connor
James Barger
Eleanor
Marjorie
Peekriil
A. Gillespie
Song
Goshen
Connor
St .Joseph
Purcell—Carmody
Maybrook
Ina
Anna Catherine Carmody
John Joseph Purcell
Father Taperne
Church of the Assumption
Mendelssohn
Anna May McCormick
Mar-geret Carney
James Foran
Miss Carney
Lulia
Catherine Carmody
New York
Philadelphia
Hen
Port Jervis Affair Highlights Local Commencement and Society Notes
Otisville reported on June 27 as residents attended Port Jervis High School commencement. Jemima Laing, from this village, joined the class of 1914. Mrs. F Bailey and Ruth Lamb attended class day exercises. Church notes mention a reparatory lecture and Sunday communion, with Rev J S Laing visiting Hancock. Ladies Aid plans an August church fair, and prayer meeting is set for July 3. Citizens are asked to donate newspapers and magazines. Mrs. Ira Smith and children visit, and Oscar Horton called in town.
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Otisville
J. N
Rockwell
Ruth Lamb
John
Harry Lamb
Port Jervis
Port Jervis High School
Jemima Laing
F. Bailey
Church Notes
Presbyterian Church
Astead
Laing
Hancock
Ladies’ Aid
The
Horace Patterson
Foreign Missions
Robbins
Nellie Drake Robbins
Ira Smith
Monroe
Frank Greenleaf
Oscar Horton
Edith M. Eignor Granted Separation and Support
In Newburgh on June 27 Supreme Court Justice Joseph Morschauser granted Edith M. Eignor of Maybrook a permanent separation from husband Frank Eignor with a $14 weekly allowance. He cleared Edith of any wrongdoing, condemned witnesses for perjury, and noted a conspiracy to ruin her name. Houghtaling stated he would appeal the decision. Anson J. Fowler had represented Mrs. Bignor from the start.
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Newburgh
Edith M. Eignor
Maybrook
Frank Eignor
Supreme Court
Joseph Morschauser
Elgnor
Morschauser
Route Four funding dispute tensions over trunk line
Chairman George F. Grege of the Board of Supervisors plans a meeting to authorize the Good Reads committee to secure rights of way for Storm King tread per state maps. Senator George A. Blauvelt questions motives and cites funding shortfalls affecting Route 14 and Route 4 construction and possible state fund action under workers compensation laws.
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George F. Grege
Board of Supervisors
State Hashway Commission
George A. Blauvelt
Tam
Canisle
Orance County
Autoists Plan Baxe We Bas TMkayeecsie Event
Autoists organize a gathering at Kingswood Park to discuss a proposed event or sail near junior activities. Committees from A and A oversee the arrangements. Names read as Putchess Usset and Orenes appear in the readable text.
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Kingswood Park
Inh
Exoneration of Buffalo Hospital Managers
Albany June 27 the state hospital commission exonerates Buffalo Hospital managers after finding most criticisms by federal inspectors admitted by staff and notes improvements during a building phase. The report details handling of nearly $10,000 found with a patient and questions Dr Hurd oversight and guardian arrangements.
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Albany
Buffalo Hospital
State Hospital Commission
Capitol
Middletown
Binghamton
Hurd
Buffalo
Blitzen Benz Ditches Car Near Berea on Lochecton Turnpike
Newburgh report says Ned Bishop driving a Blitzen Benz at about 60 mph overturned just west of the Berea crossing of the Central New England Railroad. He and mechanic William Whipfall escaped with scratches after the car ploughed a gulley and smashed a fence post. The crash followed a blocked crossing by a freight train. Bishop was en route to Walden for Matty Matthews Racing Association tests.
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Newburgh
Lochecton
Berea
Central New England Railroad
Ned Bishop
William Whipfall
New England
Bishop
Walden
Matty Matthews
All a Mistake to Be Presented in Woodman's Hall Bloomingburg
In Bloomingburg on Monday evening the play All a Mistake will be performed at Woodman's Hall with new scenery by artist C. H. Ritter. The dramatic committee promises one of its best productions.
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Bloomingburg
Woodman's Hall
C. H. Ritter
Dramatic Committee
McWilliams
T. Bell
Couch
Clop and Son
Yonkers
Lunney
Tarbell
Fred Tarbell
Josephine
Sylvester Lunner
Tandivilio
Summer Time Card In Effect Sunday On Ontario & Western
The Ontario & Western Railroad announces the summer timetable takes effect Sunday April 28 with changes in regular train times and several new summer trains. Passengers are urged to note the adjustments during the summer season. Tomas Crat, a Hancock birthday figure, died Monday. the notice also mentions want volumes in an advertisement.
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Ontario & Western Raitroad
Efert Tomortox Marquix
Dme
Carranza Still Undecided on Envoy Talks for Mexico Peace
Washington June 27 Officials and Constitutionalists await Carranza's decision on sending envoys to Niagara to discuss peace with Huerta's delegates. Carranza's agents hope for acceptance, but the Constitutionalists vow to press the campaign regardless. Dispatches say Carranza's instructions may reach Washington tonight. Huerta allows Vice Consul Silliman to return to Saltillo as a goodwill formality to keep the US promise.
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Washington
Carranza
Niagara
Huerta
Mexico
Consu
State Department
Silliman
Saltillo
United States
Christian Found Guilty of Assault in Third Degree
Montgomery June 27 Christian was tried before Justice Herbert F Cox on a complaint by Deborah Quick and found guilty of assault in the third degree. He was fined 25 with a schedule to pay 5 weekly until settled. William Green of Taunton Massachusetts is a guest at the Empire House for a few days.
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Montgomery
Louis Christian
Deborah Quick
Herbert F. Cox
William Green
Taunton
Mase
Empire House
Hope for Choice at Poughkeepsie
A settlement of the port office controversy near Poughkeepsie is expected this week. Postmaster General Burleson Franklin D Roosevelt and Senator O Gorman must choose a Democrat to replace Robert H Hunter from among six candidates including Thomas Lach John J Mera Edward E Perkins John E Townsend and Jesse J Graham.
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Poushkeepsie
Burleson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senator O'Gorman
Robert H. Hunter
Thomas Lach
John J. Mera
Edward E Perkins
John E. Townsend
Jesse J. Graham
J. BR. Sage
Lester Strong Graduates From Public School No 1
Lester Louis Strone, a Middletown youth, graduates at Public School No 1 in Manhattan during the June 25 commencement. He participated in the Sid Year Literary Dish and gave a recitation from War Denounced. He plans electrical work as his career, with family ties noted in New York City.
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Stiveet
St. Nicholas Avenue
Manhattan
Lester Louis Strone
Middletown
Werres
Younes
Fireng
Leste
Caltomda
Ghis Cis
Mre
Pattie A. Strons
Iaith
New York City
Storg
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