High School Basketball Lads Disband After Season
The Linden Hall high school basketball team ends its season hampered by Friday night scheduling and weak support. John Wallace is elected captain for next year after a 5‑to‑11 record against Pratt Institute, Princeton seconds, and Passaic High. A banquet, play plans, exams, and an upcoming track event fill the school’s spring notices.
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John Wallace
Linden Hall
Pratt Institute
Princeton Seconds
Passaic Highchool
Passaic High School
John
Fils
Chester
Brinekerbot Opens New Post With Detective Bureau
Joseph D Brinekerbot former chief of police now heads the Bronx ranch division of the International Detective Bureau. The agency operates from offices at 14th Street and Third Avenues.
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CMEFS
Joseph D. Brinekerbot
Cis
Bronx
International Detective Bureau
14Th Street
Thirdays
Pin swallowed during basketball laughter in Highland Mills
John Williams, seventeen, of Highland Mills, accidentally swallowed a bent pin while laughing at a staged game night. He was treated by Dr. Franklin Buck who placed him on a mashed potato diet to form a ballast around the pin before removal.
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Highland Millls
John Williams
Highland Mills
Wiliams
Asi
Williams
Franklin Buck
Buck
Ros
Where Are Annual Supervisors Reports?
Special to the Times-Press from Woodburr Falls dated March 18 notes the Board of Supervisors report has not appeared. Hon. William Richardson of Woodbury Falls says he has not received the usual copy and follows county affairs closely, expressing concern over the delay and its impact on local readers.
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Times-Press
Woodburr Falls
Board of Supervisors
Wiliam Richardson
Woodbury Falls
Richardson
Swindon
Colly
Orange County
Middletown
England
London
Liberty Paper to Phoebe’s Rescue in Hurleyville Case
Dr Phoebe Low was brought before Justice Stoddard charged with manslaughter in the second degree. She was paroled on her own recognizance until Monday at one o clock to consult legal advisers. The case, linked to Hazel Cole, was postponed for further facts and a review of the appeal in this community.
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Phoebe Low
Hurleyville
Stoddard
Low
Hazel Cole
County Committee Endorses Judge Thornton
Sullivan county Republican committee met at Hotel Palm Monticello and endorsed Judge William L Thornton for county judge and surrogate to fill the vacancy after Judge John P Roosa's death. The resolution passed unanimously and will be sent to the governor with bar support requesting the appointment.
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Republican County Committee
Hotel Palm Monticello
Frank 5. Anderson
Callicoon
William L Thornton
John P. Roosa
Suillivan
Bar of Sullivan
Complication in Knapp case widens in New York
Attorney James K. Nichols of Binghamton travels to New York to assist Florence Knapp Yokum tied to the Knapp Bros bank failures. Yokum had deposited funds tied up after trying to draw against deposits to improve a New Jersey livery stable. A potential trustee action may challenge a $2259 mortgage granted to Essex County Trust Co. four months before Yokum’s failure.
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Binghamton
New
Orange
N.J
Knapp Bros
Essex County Trust Co
Yokum
Trusit Company
Knapps
Yokums
Nichols
Essex Trust Co
Big Game Set for April 5 Between Monroe and Warwick Five
The Monroe Independent Five meets the Warwick A A Five for a 350 trophy at the State Armory on April 5. Maneser J W Beakes of the 24th AA will select a referee. A special train will run from Warwick to Greycourt and a separate special from Monroe the night of the match. City crowds are expected to be the largest yet for a basketball game. Reserved seats at Ketcham's Wednesday Test.
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Monroe
Warwick A. A’s
State Armory
Maneser J. W. Beakes
Warwick
Greycourt
Ketcham
Sullivan County Notaries Named in 1912 List
Special to the Times-Press Monticello March 18 appointments of notaries public for the term ending March 30 1912 were received by the county clerk. The list covers towns including Callicoon Liberty Lake Huntington Wurtsboro Livingston Manor Monticello Divine Corners Bloomingburg Neversink Pond Edds North Branch Fremont Center Callicoon Center Mongaup Valley Luzon South Fallsburg Mountaindale White Sulphur Springs Roscoe Woodbourne Jeffersonville Parksville Mountaindale Mountain Dale Barrville Cochecton Eldred Winterton Centerville Station and others with named appointees such as Alonzo A. Calkins George E. Cooke and many more.
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Monticello
Callicoon
Frank 5. Anderson
James H. Curtis
John Jaeger
Charles F. Starck
Liberty
Jacob M. Becker
Willian G. Birmingham
George H. Carpenter
William Intemann
Milton Joseph
Gibbon
Harry B. McLaughlin
Ralph J. Sanchez
Walter L Young
Lockwood P. Hultziander
James P. Welch
Lake Huntington
William J. Benenedum
Wurfshoro
Charles G. Bennet
Chauncey B. Newsick
Chester A. Staton
Livingston Manor
Eugene M. Bouton
Lawrence McGrath
William Henry McGrath
Fletcher W. Martin
Votney B. Voorhies
Alonzo A. Calkins
George E. Cooke
George M. Gillet
William H. Holmes
Arthur C. Kyle
John D. Lyons
Wiliam B. Niven
George H. Smith
Edwin H. Stre
E. Divine Corners
Willam V. Cole
Bloomingburg
George H. Collard
Neversink
Horace W. Cross
Pond Edds
Job R. Decker
Xorih Branch
Alfred W Eickhott
William John Bebhardt
Fremont Center
F. A. Enrich
Callicoon Center
Fred Hessinger
Mongaup Valley
James M. Kierstead
Luzon
Ernest W. Kiene
Daniel J. Slerce
South Fellsburg
George J. Klein
Mountaindale
Fracklin Ai. Olds
White Sulphur Springs
Aben B. Parks
Roscoe
William H. Peters
Woodbourne
Joseph D. Pierce
Jeffersonville
Alpheus Potts
Scent a New Insurance Leak Sparks Legislative Inquiry
Anrectated Press reports a March leak in an insurance investigation, with Superintendent Heichkiss resuming work on the Armstrong case as lawmakers weigh bills. The hearing reveals underwriters refused a $5,008 payment to a Republican committee and a scheme to fund opposition to regulation.
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Heichkiss
Armstrong Insurance
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Republican State Committees
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Highland Mills Local News Briefs
John Carex has recovered from a bad cold after two weeks off. John Trisse, a foreman at the Harriman residence, has moved into the former jl Harding house, while the latter has gone to New Jersey.
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John Trisse
Harriman
Jl Harding
New Jersey
Miss Woodward Artist Exhibition in Palm Beach Parlor
An exhibition by Miss Woodward features watercolors inspired by Palm Beach scenes. The artist, a longtime resident, captures jungle light and palm vistas with works including The Jungles and Palm Beach sunset studies.
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Granereyimiy
Bi Woodward
Cteen
Miss Woodward
Mite Woodward
Wes Palm Beath
Sunset
Local Notes and Personal Moves Stir In Meghanicstown
In Meghanicstown Mrs Clark’s mother returns home to Walden after two weeks with her daughter. Fr Seely Green heads to New York to aid her brother Mrs Stage’s family while Miss Men Inde Carright and Kath South visit Crystal Spring Far. Mrs DL BR Moers attends Ya Vo Miler event in Montgomers Crystal Run. Sidukes Tes wl in Newburgh hosts surgery updates as neighbors await solid progress. Addie Sembwell expands her workroom at Consolesrant Home. Thomas Moran of New York City purchased a 687 acre Greenwood Lake property under joint ownership. the present tenant plans to continue renting it. the new owner’s intent remains to be announced.
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Eg Clark
Walden
Seely Green
New York
Wiliam
Maple Avenue
Ya Vo Miler
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Crystal Run
Frankavock
Greenwood Lake Road
Trace Monto
Coroner Harding Recalls Return to Swindon England
Coroner James H. Harding writes from Swindon England about arriving after a 38 year absence. He describes urban growth from 20 600 inhabitants to a thriving city with new municipal buildings parks theatres and a large institute. He notes polite customs officers and plans to sail back to the United States in April.
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James H. Harding
Times-Press
Swindon
Eng
Thames
SS Pancras
Paddington
Anchorage
England
Intempiores
Great Western Rairoad
Five Dollar Banknote Linked to Hulse Family Legacy
A five dollar note issued by the Middletown National Bank bears the signature of the late James L. Hulse as bank president. The note passes to Mr. Walse through a family connection, lending a personal provenance to the historic currency.
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Hulse Carres
Middiketown National Bank
Walse
Hulse
Coffee Grounds Bad for Hen on Cedar Grove Grounds
Local notes describe Max Relemann visiting his farmhouse at night to supervise a flock of 40 hens, Plymouth Rock and White Leghorns, roosting under shelter. The scene includes hens sleeping, a storm of noises, and a curious prophecy about war with Japan.
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Max Relemann
Highen Howe
Plymouth Rock
Max
St. Patrick
Andy
Japan
Daday
Reine
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