Hawker Lost At Sea In Atlantic Attempt
Harry G Hawker an Australian aviator with navigator Lieut Commander Mackenzie Grieve disappeared after attempting a trans Atlantic flight from St Johns Newfoundland to Ireland Their plane likely fell into the Atlantic and rescue or death remained unresolved The NC 3 meanwhile reappeared sailing into Ponta Delgada under its own power after 60 hours of silence and nc 4 plans to continue the flight pending fuel and weather constraints
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London
Harry G. Hawker
St. John's
Newfoundland
Ireland
Atlantic
England
Mackenzie Grieve
Sore
Washington
Azores
Ponta Delgada
Corvyo
Anchorage
Europe
Read
Horta
Faya
Trepessey
NC 1
Waitihy
Liston
John's
N. F
New York
Lisbon
Liedenant
Wallkill Transit Announces Zonized Fares Between Middletown and Goshen
The Wallkill Transit Company filed with the Public Service Commission a June 16 fare zone plan for Middletown to Goshen trips. Zone 1 covers Middletown city, Zone 2 to Owens Crossing, Zone 3 to the Goshen terminal. Inter zone trips rise by five cents. a 15 cent round trip to Midway Park for the May 1 to Oct 31 period. charter rates increase from 7.50 to 10, 10 to 15, and 10 to 15 for other routes.
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Albany
Wallkill Transit Company
Middletown
Goshen
Th Public Service Commission
Second District
Woodlawn Avenue
Owens Crossing
Midway Park
Denial of Robbery Motive in Crowley Case
Three men Willian Patten Louis Grossholz and Herold Hunter denied intent to rob Crowley last Wednesday at his Cottage Street business. Police interviewed them and noted witnesses dispute their account and say tables were available. The weapon they claimed was old and worthless but investigators remain unsatisfied as no arrests were made.
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Timothy M. Crowley
Cottege Street
John D. McGueen
Willian Patten
Louis Grossholz
Herold Hunter
Michigan Corners
G. F Finn
Crowley
McCoach
Crowley Place
Hunter
McGeoch
Good Road Work In Mount Hope
Mount Hope town forces have scraped worn material from Mt Hope road from Wallkill line to the village. Two machines work simultaneously to clean both sides, preventing sods from piling in the gutter and improving water drainage.
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Mt Hope
Wallkill
Mt. Hope
Argument in divorce case heard at Goshen
In Goshen May 19 before Justice A S Tompkins the argument in the divorce suit of Franceliz Winters against Oscar Winters was heard. Plaintiff’s attorney Ivan A Gardner contends the marriage occurred March 10, 1917 in Orland Florida. He cites alleged marital friction and Mrs Wheeler’s alleged involvement. Defense by County Judge Russell Wiggins notes details but the argument continues.
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Times-Press Star
Goshen
A S Tompkins
Franceliz Winters
Oscar Winters
Middletown
Ivan A. Gardner
Russell Wiggins
Winters
Moe Wheeler
Wheeler
Salvation Army Home Service Fund Drive Endorsed
Rev. Dr. R. O. Kirkwood urged Middletown worshippers to support a national Salvation Army Home Service Fund drive. The campaign aims to aid returning soldiers and establish social centers as substitutes for the saison. Middletown’s share requested is five thousand dollars.
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Salvation Army
Christ
de. R. O. Kirkwood
First Presbyterian Church
Salvation Army drive opens with doughnut sale drive
Monday marks the start of a Salvation Army fundraising campaign in Middletown with a goal of 5,006 dollars for the district including Port Jervis Goshen and the city. Charles A Adams of the district oversees the effort and all money raised funds the Salvation Army in the collecting locations. Middletown Lodge 1097 BP Q E leads the push with a kickoff parade and a doughnut sale day featuring the New Hampton Farms band led by Major L E Lawes. James Launt, son of O W Conductor Fisher Launt, has returned safely from France and arrived in New York after service with the American Expeditionary Forces.
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Middletown
Charles A. Adams
South Street
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Hampton Farms
Major LE. Lawes
Major Lawes
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Elis
James Launt
Fisher Launt
New York
Launt
American Expeditionary Forces
Boy Scouts Had Very Fine Time at Madison Square Garden
Rev Forest Presinn Hunter led delegations from Troops No 1 and 2 in Madison Square Garden drawing 8000 Boy Scouts. The event featured Sir Mob Baden Powell and former Treasury Secretary William G MacAdoo among notable attendees. Delegates included James Whicher Harvey Mapes Flesh Buck Irving Seele Lester Speriang James Hunter Albert Hansenbergh and Careron Norton from Troop 1 and 2.
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Forest Presinn Hunter
Madison Square Garden
Sir Mob
Baden-Powell
Secretary of the Treasury
William G. MacAdeo
James Whicher
Harcy J i Mapes
Flesh Buck
Irving Seele
I Lester Speri Ang
James Hunter
Albert Hansenbergh
Careron Norton
Rev and Mrs Kettle Attend New York Conference
Rev and Mrs W F Kettle will represent the First Congregational Church at the New York State Conference of Congregational Churches in Gawego, opening Tuesday and continuing through Thursday evening. The notice also mentions the Kettle couple with a garbled closing line about Maul Jett heading for Cavern on Monday.
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W. F. Kettle
First Congregational Church
New York State
Five Motorists Arrested Here Leave $45
Five motorists arrested here leave fines totaling 45 dollars. Isque Green of Parksille was fined 19 dollars for a traffic infringement. Guy V Waite on Acadescy avenue paid 59 dollars after appearing before Recorder Starr. Milton Aprar, chauffeur for Dr W Denno of New York, deposited 14.10 for bond in a court appearance on a vehicle law violation charges. Marzis W Laing and Dean R Pilman were also arrested and required deposits for future appearances. Rainfall Saturday measured at 141 inches.
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Isque Green
Parksille
Sanday Asoming Ty
Finn
Acad Ey
Recorder Starr
Guy V. Waite
Acadescy Avenue
Rotdline
Recorder Starr Sun
Milton Aprar
Denno
Park Avenue
New York
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Reconstruction session shapes Republican reform drive
Washington May 19 Republicans gather in an extraordinary session called by a Paris plea from President Wilson to advance reform. The new Senate majority elected Cummings temporary president and the House chose Gillett as speaker. A suffrage resolution was prioritized while a bill to repeal the luxury tax was introduced.
Liberty Bonds Missing In Bullville Farm Theft Case
Police hunt John Curley, 27, accused of stealing Liberty bonds valued near $1,000, plus a watch and rings, from Hugh C. Dougan’s Bullville home during a weekend absence. Curley, described as 5 feet 6 inches, 140 pounds with light complexion and tattoos, was last seen in a light overcoat and brown trousers. He previously worked on nearby farms and is now sought across Walden area.
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Siste Constabulary
John Curley
Hugh C. Dougan
Bullville
Dougan
Walden
Quiney
Currey
Curley
Deugen
E. E. E Ruasch
Tid City
Supreme Court Session Opens in Goshen With Delays
A Times-Press Star report from Goshen notes a late start as Justice Arthur S. Tompkins arrived after his car broke down en route from Nyack. The docket shows 40 cases, with 14 off or over, and Townsend Drake and Public Service Grocery, Inc. cases set for next Monday. Twenty-nine naturalization applicants, mostly men from Germany, Italy, Britain, Sweden, the Netherlands, and Russia, appeared with two witnesses each for oath and questions on residence.
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Times-Press Star
Goshen
Supreme Court
Arthur S. Tompkins
Justice Tompkins
Nyack
MacGiffert
Adelbert B. Townsend
Middletown
Charles B. Drake
Public Service Grocery, Inc
United States
Netherlands
Dog Delayed Entry Leads Officer to Shoot Mad Pet
Patrolman Finn called to 79 Sowth Street to a dog owned by John Burke of 76 Grantiew Avenue. The animal, let inside by Burke’s family, showed convulsions and aggression before being shot to end its danger to neighbors. Mrs Riccomas notified police after the incident as the dog’s condition worsened.
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Montiarn
Crpins
Finn
Mra
Joseph
Rev Hunter to Denver for Baptist Convention
Rev Forest Preston Hunter of the First Baptist Church ofUiis city left Sunday at 1 06 p m on Erju train No 3 bound for Denver Cal for the Northern Baptist convention meeting next Wednesday. He will represent the church and was presented a money envelope by Excreon. He plans to visit places in Colorado and expects to be away about three weeks.
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Forest Preston Hunter
First Baptist Church
Uiis City
Erju
Denver
Cal
Northern Baptist Convention
Northern Baptist
Hunter
FE. W. Excreon
Huunter
Colorado
Standings of the City Reservoirs
Readings show Menhagen Lake at 21 feet 5 inches, eight inches above last week and two inches above a year ago. Highland Lake reports 11 feet 7 inches, two inches higher than last week and nine inches lower than a year ago. Shawstrevok Lake at 23 feet, two inches lower than last week and one inch higher than a year ago.
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Menhagen Lake
Highland Lake
Shawstrevok Lake
West Pointers to Visit France for Overseas Training
About 209 members of the current West Point first class will study military subjects in Europe. Secretary Maker announces officers will be sent overseas immediately after graduation in June, with a ceremony marking their assignment to expeditionary forces.
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West Pointell Te Sireg
Haidefelds
Europ
Maker
Jone Exd
80 Motorcycles Pass Through City in Road Run
About 89 machines participated in the Angus 24-hour road run of the Crewma Motorcycle Club, riding from New York to Binghamton via Middle on late Saturday night. In local news, Alvin Dor Trowbridge and Grace Cawford were married at 3 PM with Fred W. Stacey presiding. further details were obscured by garbled text.
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Crewma Motorcycle Club
Binghamton
New York
Alvin Dor Trowbridge
Grace Cawford
Fred W. Stacey
WMB
Austrian Treaty Delayed as German Peace Mission Returns
Versailles notes Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau and delegation back in Paris after Berlin visit. Ebert says Germany will never sign, condemning terms as revengeful. Austrian treaty likely delayed as drafting takes longer than expected. Bolshevism waning in Hungary, Hungarian Communist leader Belgar argues for delay and continued peace talks.
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Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Spa
Landsbhere
Giesherts
Berlin
Vonsecht
Ebert
Germany
Tie
Paris
Vienna
Funn
Alexis Belgar
Speeding Cadillac Party Leaves $30 Security at HQ
John Rush driving a Cadillac with NY plates fled police on Academsy Avenue after ignoring orders to stop on West Main Street. Fatrelman and officers pursued. car occupants allegedly abused officers. Rucat deposited $26 for a hearing but later lost the bail and fled, police considering the deposit forfeited.
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John Rush
Vse Cadillac
Philip Cossen
New York
Cs. Bag
Rurat Ad Hidle
Fatrelman
Fiat
Folie Beau- Qravens
Rucat
Sowart
I Sv
Notices
Jef Besignations
Eorc Ec ix Seine “Cears
Eeposit
Death at Unionville reported after injury to lungs
Joseph Bart of Staten Island dies at the home of Mary Lain in Unionville on a Saturday afternoon from hemorrhage of the lungs. He had come to Unionville a few weeks earlier to board.
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Unionville
Unioniis
Joseph Bart
Staten Island
Union Wife
Mary Lain
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