Two Men Arrested in Goshen Parading Liquor Sale
Two representatives of the Corps of Intelligence Police arrested Eugene Wells of Middletown and Fred Johnson of Newburgh, both hotel waiters, on liquor sale charges to a soldier during Goshen's Victory Parade closing. Bail set at $200 each. to be arraigned in New York before Judge Knox.
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Gosnen
Corps of Intelligence Police
War Department
Washington, D. C
Eugene Wells
Middletown
Occidental Hotel
Fred Johnson
Newburgh
New Oranges Hotel
New York
John C. Knox
Federal Court
Occidental
Wells
Edward J. Cassent
Teddy
New Grange
Charles Burant
Big Charley
J. J. Hagen
W. G. Price
New Street
Times-Press
Cassent
Burant
Johnson
Borden Condensery
Grahen
Rageno Wells
Gocidental
Nex Orange
Too Pey
Hermes
Washington, D.C
John C. Kad
Fedral Court
Teddy” Cass
Contental
Ituros
Thanks Times Press for Featuring Fair Continues Praise
Letter from B Lueverich Second Vice President of the Marketing Farmers League of Wurtsberg thanks the Times Press for the September feature on the late fair. The note is dated October 1 1818 and expresses appreciation for the coverage and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thanks Times
Manaketing Farmers’ League
Wurtsberg
Tseas
Times- Press
B. Lueverich
Second View
Wurtaboro
N. Yu
Bail Efforts for Wells and Johnson Delayed in New York
York reports today that another attempt to release Wells and Johnson on bail was blocked Friday. Authorities refused cash bail. real estate bail may be tried today with possible liberty until Wednesday when they face the Federal Court. The prisoners planned to plead guilty and seek mercy, but delays in arraignment and uncertainty about the sentence persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudge Knox
Orange County Fair Shows $4925 Balance After 1919 Session
Orange County Agricultural Association's annual report to the council lists a $4,925.01 balance for 1919 with receipts of $26,161.77 and expenditures of $21,226.76. Racing and related expenses dominated costs at $12,551, while gate receipts reached $9,312. The fair introduced automobile racing as a new feature and the treasurer Henry M. Howell notes the season was highly successful and expects lower costs next year.
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Orange County Agricultural Association
Council Chamber
Times- Press
Henry M. Howell
Howell
Hig
Glen Develop ment plans grand hotel at High View
Announcement reports incorporation of Glen Development Company with $950,000 capital to build an 80 room all year hotel as an annex to the current Glen Inn on the 187 acre Van Wyck homestead at High View. Project includes a five acre lake for summer bathing and winter sports. dam surveyed. Officers include President George Martine and Vice President John S Brasted. secretary treasurer George B Cody. directors Frank Lombardo and B M Styles.
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Glen Developement company,Inc
Bendaumeters
High View
Bullivan County
Cmpany
CG. H. van Wyck
cMverd
DOW Company
George Martine
John 8. Brasted
Middletown
George B. Cody
Frank Lomberdo
Pater
N. J
B. M. Styles
Praise and praise for vocational exhibits at school fair
Dr Moges A Stivers and Exhibit President Bobriver praised the Gahoo exhibit and urged stronger support for vocational subjects in schools. D Lincoln Orr highlighted the excellent rabbit exhibit and the need for new cages for pet stock. Directors held sessions with the annual meeting in the conference chamber.
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Moges A. Stivers
Gahoo
Bobriver
D. Lincoln Orr
Orr
Association
Three Oppose Daylight Saving at City Hearing
New York October 4 A public meeting called by the Board of Aldermen to discuss a daylight saving ordinance drew only three opponents. Alfred Roeder E P Disrow and Mrs Dunlop argued against the measure citing divine law and daily sun alignment. Marcus M Marks and Dr Royal S Copeland defended daylight saving citing public health and children welfare. The hearing by the welfare committee will report to the board next meeting. Robert L Moran proposed the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Aldermen
Alfred Roeder
E. P. Disrow
Marcus.m. Marks
Manhattan
Royal 5. Copeland
Marks
Copeland
Robert L. Moran
Mountain Dale Man Is Injured In Knife Incident
George M. Atwell of Mountain Dale, a merchant and former postmaster, suffered a deep leg gash when a cutter blade fractured sending steel shrapnel into his leg. Taken to Thrall Hospital for X rays, he improved rapidly and left the institution Saturday. doctors question whether the steel fragment remains in the wound.
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George M. Atwell
Mountain Dale
Bimbe
Thrall Hospital
Mr. Atwell
Atwell
Three Men Narrowly Escape Auto Wreck Near Goshen
Three men riding in a Ford delivery truck, bearing New York plate 37-679, escaped serious injury after the vehicle skidded on a tarvia curve a mile and a half from Goshen on the Goshen Middletown road. The car left the road, struck a fence, toppled over, and damaged a wheel, top, and fender before another car ferried the occupants to Goshen. All were slightly shaken.
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Goshen
Middletown
New York
Edwin R. Carter Takes a Position at Harvard Church
Edwin R. Carter, former Director of Social and Religious Education at Webb Horton Church, accepts the Pastor's Assistant post at Harvard Church in Brookline Massachusetts. He will work with Rev. Ashley Day Learitt and was warmly welcomed by church members. Carter, known for religious labor and physical investments, transitions to a more purely religious role as Director of Religious Education while pursuing ordination studies.
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Edwin R. Carter
Webb Horton Church
Harvard Church
Brookline
Mase
Ashley Day Learitt
D. D
Carter
Memorial Church Social Director Arrives to Lead Work
A. W. Brown arrives Friday to oversee physical and social work at Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church. He just returned from overseas where he served 18 months as a physical director with the ABEF. Brown is a Springfield Physical Training School graduate and held key roles in Meriden and Grand Rapids before a decade directing gymnasium work in Birmingham and Army service.
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A. W. Brown
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
A. BE. FL
Brown
France
Springfield
Staelf
Birmingham
Ala
Memorial Church Women Attend Denominational Meeting
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church women and a long list of attendees joined the semi annual Women s Missionary Society gathering of the Madison Presbytery in Washingtonsiire. Names include Arn I C Purdy Mrs J H Bell Mrs Ralph Omien Mrs D A Harden betah Mrs E T Hanford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society of Madson Presbytery
Washingtonsiire
Arn I. C. Purdy
J. H. Bell
Ralph Omien
D. A. Hardenbetah
E. T. Hanford
Garret
T. Townsend
J. W. Cronz
Mra. McKinney
Winner Duryea
J. W. Canfield
F. 8. Rogem
W. H. Gass
W. D. Oleey
Alice Tryon
W. A. Hemingway
C. W. Prt
F. van Dyke Wights
C Faulks
Myra Fred van Winkin
Mien Vance
Mien Moul
Dutchess County Love Tragedy Reported in Fragmented Text
Disjointed OCR excerpt describes a fatal shooting and apparent suicide in Dutchess County involving a garage owner and a teacher named Angie Keefer. Details are garbled with illegible names and dates, but indicate a breaking incident and aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutchess County
Teo Family Home Sold on Beatire Avenue, Fl Wickham
A local buyer purchased the Teo family home on Beatire Avenue in Fl Wickham. The transaction completed recently, transferring ownership to the new owner in a standard real estate deal.
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Eitenbrierr
Hyve
Beatire
Wickham
Card admits stealing two cars in Jersey City case
Unionville man 23, S. G. Card, confessed to stealing a Ford in Jersey City and later Bert Matthews Buick in this city. He was arrested early Friday with $200 found on him and admitted selling the Ford to Patrick Gilmore on Washington Street. Matthews’ car was recovered in Jersey City, still bearing New York plates, after Card’s arrest.
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G. Card
Unionville
Jersey City
Bert” Matthews
Card
Mr. Matthews
Brues McCoach
John B. Herbert
Matthews
Bruce McCoach
Herbert
Erie
Patrick J. Gilmore
Washington Street
Company I
Percival Bennett
Leonard
John D. McCoach
Buack
Bert’ Mathews
Times- Press
Mathews
Percival Bennett Feft
Is. G. Card
Howard M. Starr
Krand
Sor
Htm
Ajice
Hin Gaimge
New York
Frifny Aleng
Ofeer Bennet
O. & W. Pelles Grant Row
Jenn
Sercey Ctr
Good Time at the Army Hospital
Despite bad weather, eighteen young women attended an open party at U S General Hospital New Orleans for Red Cross patients. Cards and games were played as nurses and patients mingled. A lively round of gambling matches occurred with men vs women, ending in a playful, lighthearted scramble. Open fires and refreshments brightened the evening.
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General Hospital
Otleville
Berg
Grant Maee and Ta Johor Hoskins Disputed Quote Emerges
A fragmented OCR note cites a supposed remark by General Grant about a raised flag and a battle, naming figures Grant Maee and Ta Johor Hoskins. The text is garbled but implies a historical dispute or misattributed quote about soldiers and victory. No clear date or location is discernible.
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Grant Maee
Johor
Double Wedding At Monticello Last Wednesday
Allen and Stoddard families celebrated a double ceremony in Monticello with Thelma Elizabeth Stoddard and Russell Edward Allen marrying in one church and Harry Eugene Allen wed Miss Minnie Welton in a second ceremony. The weddings featured two bridal parties, motor honeymoons to Ellenville and destinations including Binghamton Watkins Glen and Niagara Falls, with plans to resume life at Yankee Lake.
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Milly Stoddard
Clyde Stratton
Ellenville
Elan G. Stoddard
Joseph Welton
Hugh Russell Fraser
Presbyterian Church
Miss Pelton
Walter Pelton
Russell Allen
Allenville
Monticello
Binghamton
Watkins Glen
Niggura Falls
Montisello
Yankee Lake
Chester Man Buys Ice Cream Store At Montgomery
Henry Winters of Chester has purchased the ice cream and cards business of Charles B. Hulse of Montgomery, fixtures included, and possession has been taken. Other local items note George Roe adding a new platform to his coal scales, Grahamsville fair attendance, and a Jack Frost dance at the Monroe Opera House set for October 9.
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Chester
Henry Winters
Charles B. Hulse
Montgomery
Winters
George Roe
Henry M. Roe
Gaylord Seely
Thaddeus Durland
Grahamsville
Sullivan County
Miller Brothers
Jack Frost
Monroe Opera House
Mineola
Long Island
J. S. Murray
Robert Ormonde
H. S&s
Katherine WM. Ball
Albany
Robert Gecet
Mixa Hannah Roder
New York City
Railroad Avenue
Uy Mec. Grath Heuss
High Street
Houston Brink Nuptials Highlight Local Wedding
The wedding of Bessie J. Brink and HL Van Duzer Houston took place today in the Weld Herion Memorial Methodist Church chapel at 3:30 PM. Rev. Dr. FH Van Dyke Wight officiated, with relatives, friends, and the community noted for their congratulations as the couple begins married life.
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Weld Herion Memorial Myshyterian Church
Mise
Bessie J. Brink
Charles T. Brink
Main Street
HL van Duzer Houston
Cow
Seemens
Chirch
Jchapel
Hasbrouck
Myr
Widdletown
Franda
The
Times
Sullivan County Postmasters Elect Officers in Meeting
In Sullivan County the second annual meeting of the Tresidential Mattera elected F. Bergnes as president and Cailioeen as vice president with Willem White as secretary. The notes mention Manor as treasurer and discuss insufficient funds for a lawyer, with references to domestic life.
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Sullivan CO
Vallioooen
Liberty
F. Bergnes
Cailioeen
Willem 2 White
Kingstes Manor
Aviator Frissell Killed in New York Derby Flight
Major Patrick Frissell and Lt Gerald Ballard died when their De Havilland bluebird crashed on Prospect Hill near Cuddebackville while en route from Binghamton to New York for the International Air Line Derby. Ballard survived with injuries. Frissell was killed instantly. Both were government aviators from the Aviation Repair Depot at Indianapolis and were attempting to reach New York for the Great Continental Cloud Line Derby.
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Cuddebackville
Guddehackville
DeHaviland Bluebird
Patrick Frissell
Gerald &. Ballard
Binghamton
New York
Prospect Hill
Frissell
Ballard
Adan Miller
Middletown
Mrs. Miller
Pinc Ned
Port Jervis
Shelden
Deelers Swarnout
McAlister
Pobe
Flagman Dies Under Car Wheels in Maribor
A railway flagman at the Maribor Sherr station was struck by a car and killed. The incident occurred last evening as airmen moved near the yard. Authorities believe Pantases Rew at Toolack caused the crash. the victim’s age is estimated between 43 and 53.
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Maribor
Thoms
Sara A Owatchman
Flaeman
Wrat Sherr
Maribors
Toolack
Imans
Reathhins
Sagman
Masshoere
Death Sentence For Boy Singer in May Trial
A fragmented report notes a boy singer facing a death sentence after a trial ending in late May. The text mentions names like William Clark and Elmer Ho Watt, with references to a prison or legal process and possible charges connected to a crime involving another group or act.
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Iditn
Fragmented report on plotter incident and injuries
Incomplete text outlines an incident involving a plotter device and multiple injuries. References to drivers, bystanders, and potential witnesses are unclear. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are present to confirm specifics.
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New Orange
Eeeess Smielti
Alvactone Sea
Dinatrs
Citrka
Relp
Fielpern
LORIE
Esse Neons
Ce Eee
Dr. Schriver
Mountain Dale Man
Port Jerris
Neverevik
Wedorelay
Wil Bam
Tuscan
Nevanink River
Fis
George X. Morrow
I. Vance
Artisr J. Reeve
George W. Bags
Fia Empire Gerege Company
James Cal
Middleton
Booneville
Adirondacks
Memorial Church
Pourhkeapde
Sager
Tite Maina
Angie Keefer
Suiciis
Xoeriday
Hom
About
Osiock
Mise Ketfer
Prem Daniel
FORD
S. G
Army Hospital
Chester Man
Houston
Major Frissell
Lieut
Ballard Hart
Bingham
Line Derby
Flagman
Sara
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