Soldier's Insurance Suit Heard In Goshen Supreme Court
The Goshen Supreme Court opened at 10:50 am with Justice J. Addison Young presiding. Ethelyn P. Doolittle of Middletown sues Prudential Insurance over a soldier's policy for her deceased husband Aaron W. Doolittle. The trial centers on premium payments and a rider claiming an extra hundred dollars on declaration of death in action in France.
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Goshen
Supreme Court
J. Addison Young
J. D. McGiffert
Clarence Ingram
Port Jervis
Justice Young
Middletown
Ethelyn P. Doolittle
Prudential Insurance Company
Aaron W. Doolittle
Company I
France
Prudential Company
Benjamin van Keuren
John Bright
Watts, Oaken
Army surplus items offered via mail order to the public
Postmaster Daniel B. Sweeney announces that surplus army goods and household commodities may be purchased by mail order. A New York city store serves 24 districts with cash or money orders accepted. prices include blankets 3 dollars per pair and towels 45 cents each.
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Daniel B. Sweeney
New York City
United States
Jersey
Ofice
Sweeney
Aviator Ballard Will Live After Cuddebackville Crash
Major Patrick Frissell died when his DeHavi land plane crashed into rocks near Prospect Hill after he believed he was at 2000 feet. Second Lieutenant Gerald Ballard, who flew with him, survived with injuries and contends the altimeter was defective. Ballard’s own instrument showed the aircraft near the ground, supporting the theory of a faulty navigational device.
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Patrick Frissell
Derby
Prospect Hill
Cuddebackville
Gerald E. Ballard
Ballard
Army General Hospital
No. 8
Otisville
Frissell
Frospect Hill
Major Frissell
Times-Press
Tribute Paid to Judge Hyndman in Newburgh
Death of Special County Judge William R. Hyndman noted at a Newburgh memorial in Supreme Court. Resolution adopted for obituary read, widow to receive copy. Community remembers Hyndman as modest, kind, and diligent with strong court service. Prayers for President Wilson referenced. local church services hold on Sunday.
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Newburgh
Wiliam KR. Hyndman
Supreme Court
J. Bradler
Soccer
Idustice
Judes Hyndman
Boston
Owsers
Wiliam F. Caseby
Henry Kehl
Frank W. Tomphina
Waly C. Anthony
Charles W. AG. Sneed
Graham Witachiel
Threadore V. W. Anthony
George 3. Overhiser
Elmer Ho Lemen
D. Clintan
Perc
Wilson
Siupiay
Week's coal output sets a new record this year
The United States Geological Survey reported Sunday that the week of September 27 produced record highs for both anthracite and bituminous coal this year. Despite the steel strike, production showed steady improvement after earlier low output that threatened famine this winter.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
British Rail Strike Settled After Compromise Deal
London announces end of the railway strike with both sides claiming victory. The National Union of Railwaymen agrees to call off the walkout, while the government accepts renewed negotiations, keeps the current wage scale for a year, and sets a minimum wage of 51 shillings per week amid rising living costs.
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London
Downing Street
National Union of Railwaymen
Railwar Men’s Union
Lloyd George
Anirew Bonar Law
New York Moose Lodge Consolidation Celebrated at Madison Square Garden
The consolidation ceremony formed New York Lodges No. 13 of the order and drew Moose members from all over New York and visiting states to Madison Square Garden. Prominent speakers addressed the gathering while a Middletown group led by 10 members topped the tally. Delegations from Newburgh New York Warwick Kings and other towns attended, with a five-candidate class initiation highlighting the program.
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Conseidation of
New York
Moose
Lersl Order of Meors
Madison Square Garden
New
Middletown
Moore
Newburgh
Warwick Kings‘ann
Pourhkecepmie
NEW COMPANY CHARTERED IN SOUTH FALISHURE
A new company named Manhes Zielowsty Geld Compan of South Falishuree is chartered in Albany with capital of 14000 dollars, shares of 100 dollars. Directors for year one are William Mankes Joseph Zachowaky and Islor Gold, all of South Pailla bor. Also a brief item notes a March auto crash injuring Mrs Charles Delterich of New York.
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Times
Prem Albapr Coz
Albany
Ol &A
Manhes-Zielowsty
Joseph Zachowaky
Islor Gold
South Paillabors
Hurt
Auto Gras
Peugharepae
Charles & Delterich
New York
Reds Take Four Of Five In Series Win Over White Sox
Cincinnati pitcher Hod Eller starred in a 5-0 win over Chicago at Comiskey Field as the Reds clinched four of five in the series. Eller struck out nine while allowing three hits, with Cincinnati scoring five runs including four in the sixth. A crowd of 34,000 watched Chicago suffer its fourth defeat in Monday’s game as the series heads toward a possible final Cincinnati victory.
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Chicago
Cincinnati “Reds
Hod" Eller
Chicago White Sox
Queen City
Reds
Eller
Sox
Stad
Cincinnati
Dutch Reuther
Narrow Escape In The Air Near Tuxedo Flight Fearful Near Collision
A Curtiss Oriole piloted by H C Block escaped disaster when dense fog forced a climb and a tree loomed ahead near Tuxedo New York. Mrs Seymour E J Cox her son Seymour Jr and the pilot survived a near crash after flying from Binghamton to Texas to take the boy to Highlands on the Hudson. They returned to Binghamton planned to depart Monday. The incident closely mirrored a crash that killed Major Frizzell near Cuddebackville earlier that hour.
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Tuxedy
Seymour E. J. Cox
Seymour, Jr
H.C. Block
Patrick Frizsell
Cuddebackville
Cox
Block
Binghamton
Frizzell
Ballard
Parlor City
Texas
Sonny
Highlands-on-the-Hudson
Tuxedo
Pilot Block
Callicoon
Bingamtoa
National conference on industry seeks common ground
Washington October 6 representatives of capital labor and the public prepared to meet in a conference to find accord for future conduct of industry. President Wilen called the meeting to achieve agreement and action on economic policy.
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Washington
Wileen
Paterson Man Injured in Auto Accident Near Middletown
A Ford carrying Ernest Starr, his wife Mrs Wachter, Arthur Wachter aged 23, and two Paterson teachers was sideswiped by a car driven by George Bannister of Rutherford on the Middletown Goshen road. Wachter sustained multiple broken ribs and was taken to Thrall Hospital. The others escaped unharmed. The crash threw the Ford into a ditch and Bannister assisted. Wachter left the hospital the next morning and the party returned to Paterson by car.
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Ford
George Bannister
Rutherford
N. J
Holbert Creamery
Middletown-Goshen State Road
Arthur Wachter
Paterson
WN. J
Thrall Hospital
Ernest Starr
Wachter
Maler
Liberty
Starr
Bannister
Middletown
Goshen
Faterson
Ask D'Annunzio Await Decision Over Allied Stance
The Duke of Austria charges Captain D Annunzio to refrain from extending operations until the Allies decide the situation. Rome has sent new advice prompting a cautious approach while awaiting a clear directive.
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Paria
Aoesia
Frume
D’annunzio
Tnt
Rome
Lynching in Lincolnion Ga: Two Negroes Executed by Mob
Two Black men Jack Gordon and Will Brown were burned by a mob early today after being chased for shooting Deputy Short Free. The incident occurred in Lincolnion Ga as authorities report the mob acted before dawn. A further note mentions Five and a Mrs Teltert writes Poe with unclear details.
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Lincolnion
Jack Gordon
Wi Brown
Perea Wood
Estimating Mil dletown's income tax benefit ruled unreliable
An authority on taxes says no reliable estimates can be made of state and municipal revenue from the income tax. The tax collection ends March 15 and distributions statewide will occur much later.
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Middletown
Farm Bureau considers higher dues after budget hit
The Orange County Farm Bureau executive committee met Saturday to discuss raising dues after federal and state appropriations were cut. The local loss is about 1200 dollars, part of a larger decrease in national support. A vote by members will occur at the December 6 annual meeting if dues rise.
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Orange County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
L. D. Gerene
Congress
Chaimen
Bureau
John H. Artmann
A. DD. Jessup
Florida
Harry Demerest
Warwick
H. DL. Seeley
Goshen
Co. W. Shaw
Mountainsidle
Walliam R. Wallage
Circleville
John J. Downey
New Hampton
C. W. Harrow
Crystal Runs
Farley
Campbell Hall
Greene
Thin Citr
Belgium's Rulers At Niagara Falls
The Belgian royal party led by King Leopold and Queen Astrid arrived at Niagara Falls by train and planned a brief visit before proceeding toward Buffalo. The Associated Press notes the dignitaries' leisure as they itinerary the falls and nearby sights.
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Belgium
Niagara Falls
Associated Press
Posten
Buffalo
President Wilson Improves but Rest Remains Key
Washington October 7 President Wilson shows steady but gradual improvement doctors say ongoing rest is essential. Grayson and colleagues remain cautious noting Hervans system weakness may limit true recovery while Wilson tries to resume state affairs without risking health.
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Washington
Wilson
Grayson
League of Nations
Radium Glass Fraud Targeting Newburgh Residents
Police warn of a telephone scam in Newburgh where impostors pose as real estate agents selling “radium” glasses. Victims include Miss Hartshorn and Miss Sarah Conklin, each paying about 109 dollars for two glasses. Sellers claim immense value backed by wealthy supporters, causing citywide unease.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Owealth
Hite
Ty Tec
Van Sickie Purchases City Block From Clergy
B F Van Sickie buys Rev Walter Mockwood Ferris former First Presbyterian pastor now resident, acquiring a North Street block with two stores and six apartments. Sale via Architald Tailor Den. possession immediate for movement.
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B. F. van Sickie
Walter Mockwood Ferris
First Presbyterian iClaneh
Raident
North Street
Architald
Den
van Sickle
Primary Vote in Sussex Co
Primary vote totals for Sussex County in New Jersey reflect race results with candidates Rugbe Edwards McDermin Nugent and others receiving scattered numbers. The document lists several vote counts in a compact, OCR-like transcription with several garbled names and figures.
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Sussex Co
Rugbe
Mond
Edwards
McDermin
Nugent
Ship Embargo Lifted Amid Rail Strike Fallout
The embargo on shipping, tied to Britain and naval trade tensions, is eased as disruptions from a railroad strike in the area influence commercial routes. Officials say the shift reduces pressure on transatlantic shipments and signals a recalibration of wartime supply lines.
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Ascociaed Press
Washington
Vasesia
Italy to Ratify The Peace Treaty
A Royal decree ratifies the German peace treaty and dispatches from Rome. The document is signed today by Asser ated Parga with Berlin related sale and estate purchases noted. details show Bernede and Henschel involved in real estate activity.
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Italy
Asser Ated Parga
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Paterson Man
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