Verdict in Howell v Baker awards Howell $947.32
Goshen scene reports a jury verdict of 947.32 for Charles A Howell in Howells v Baker, with Halstead predicting an appeal. Court granted a 30 day stay and 60 days to prepare. The article notes debate on appeal and references prior “cow cage” jargon and page six continuation.
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Goshen
Cherles A. Howell
Howells
Charles H. Baker
Mohegen Lake Farm
Mestchester County
Howell
J. Floyd Halstead
Half Holiday For the Lawyers
Middletown law offices have closed Saturday afternoons in July and August, with some adding June. A movement seeks year round Saturday afternoon closings, meeting little opposition so far though three offices oppose. The first fullSaturday closure under the program occurred last week with most offices closing at noon.
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Middletown
Receiver appointed for Betsey bonus five masted ships
Justice Gavegan appointed Safford A. Cruminey of 165 Broadway as receiver for the Betsey bonus, two five masted schooners totaling 3150 tons, pending suit by the Commonwealth Trust Company of Pittsburgh against Ross Navigation Company to foreclose a chattel mortgage dated January 15 securing $223,000 in principal and interest on the first mortgage sinking fund bonds.
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New York
Justice Gavegan
Supreme Court
Safford A. Cruminey
Broadway
Betsey
Commonwealth Trust Company of Pittsburgh
Ross Navigation Company
Delaware Corporation
Aiit
20 Chauffeurs Pass Automobile Exams in City Tests
About 20 chauffeurs Thursday took the automobile written and road tests under the supervision of J. P. Curran, chief inspector of the Automobile Bureau, with Secretary of State Francis M. Hugo presiding. The written tests were in the basement of the tr iads and the road tests occurred on the city’s thoroughfares.
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J. 2. Curran
Automobile Bureau
Francis M. Hugo
Twelve Rigs at Public Market
Fifteen lines of garbled text describe Thursday activity at the public market with mentions of fruit, vegetables, and prices like Golden Bantam corn at 28 cents a dozen. Supervisor George Roblens notes that Saturday morning market will be large with weather briefly referenced.
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Treleeries
Othe
George
Roblens
Sunshine Societies Name Sunshiners Chaplain
Reverend Wiliam F Kettle was unanimously chosen chaplain by the Sunshine Semetica Orange Give and Furman branches at a North Street Church meeting. A Sunshine Society badge was presented to him by the state president. The program featured vocal solos by Mrs Grace Carruth Far Tan and Ernest S Hiledorf with Mrs J E Ward recitations.
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Wiliam F
Sunshine Semetica
Orange Give
United Gathering of
Olive
Orange and Furman
Sunshine Society
North Street Congregational Church
Nellie C. Furman
Mary D. Beattie
John Alden
M. B. Austin
Olive Branch
W. A. Hemingway
Walter A. A. Gardner
Boeton
Mra
Minnie J. Force
Newark
Phato
Graham
Carson Hearing Will Be Delayed
Newburgh October 9 hearing in the case of Walter Carson charged with perjury was postponed to a date to be fixed later at the request of federal authorities. Jacob A. Decker will defend the accused. Carson says any prior remarks were misread or misunderstood and blames third degree pressure by District Attorney Hirschberg for his appearance in court.
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Newburgh
Walter Carson
New York
Jacob
A. Decker
Carson
Edward Lockwood
Lockwood
Hirschberg
Two Cars Crash No One Injured
In Goshen on October 2 an Overland touring car owned by Benjamin Benedict of Port Jervis and four unnamed passengers collided head on with an Army car from the West Point quartermaster detachment near Stewart's Woods on the Middletown Garden State road. No injuries. Army car undamaged. Benedict party left for Port Jervis by Erie train at 2 40 am after the other machine was towed to Goshen for repairs.
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Goshen
Benjamin Benedict
Port, Jervis
Imm
Stewart’s Woods
Middletown-Garden State Road
Shethleter
Edwant Phifer
E. Winfeld
Quartermaster Corps
West Point
Port
Middletown
Army
al Geshen Warace
Mr. Tenedict
Port Jervis
Erie
Automobbia Incident At City Hall Reporter Details
An incoherent report describes disruptions and a shooting near city hall. It mentions a deposit, an arrest before Revones Howka M Starr, and an officer John da Greaves. The item also notes a birth announcement for Kath arica Caley at Torall Hospital and a Warwick pickerel event.
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M. Starr
T Denne
John da. Greaves
One-Man Trolley Introduced by Wallkill Transit Company
Wil lard M. Gould announces one-man trolley cars on North Street Academy line and State Hospital route starting Sunday October 12. Motorman handles fare changes and signaling. front entrance only. Stops reduced to fixed points to cut costs and improve schedule reliability amid weather.
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Willard M. Gould
Wallkills
North Street
Academy Areve
State Hospital
A Gould
Gould
Patriarchs Plan Visit to Middletown Brethren Encampment
A large delegation of patriarchs from Mount Olive Encampment, I.O.F. of Newburgh, will visit Middletown next Monday evening with Dr. D. G. Mever for the installation of officers of the Orange Encampment. The event, to be reached by automobile, involves church leaders and pastor changes in Union Presbyterian and Branchville churches.
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Middletown
Mount Oive
Newburgh
D. GP. MeVer
Oranen
E. Stanley
Union Tie Presbyteran
Branchville
Presbyterian Church
Luther BR. Ipest
London rush indicates Adriatic voyage on Wednesday
Fragmentary text notes possible rush involving American entities and an Adriatic crossing. Mentions Raymond Fosdick and M Morgen, with unclear context and date October 9. Details are incomplete but imply a notable movement or voyage linked to London and the Adriatic.
Action for Loss by Fire Heads Goshen Court Docket
In Goshen this morning the Supreme Court opened with HL Vogh Wright as director general of the Erie Frattato Company régarding a cottage fire near Howells in August 1918. Wright claims $562.50 for his losses while D C Boyd seeks $643.60. Jacob Friedman represents Wright. Elbert N. Oakes defends. The jury found no cause for action.
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Goshen
Supreme Court
HL Vogh Wright Agiingt
Walker D. _Himes
Erle “Fratttoaa
Wright
Howells
Erie
Poe
D.C. Boyd
Right
Jacob Freidman
New York
Elbert N. Oakes
Watts, Oakes & Bright
Middletown
Succoth Ends the Jewish Festival Ends Tabernacle Holiday
The article explains Succoth or Tabernacles, a major Hebrew festival in Tishri marking pilgrim feasts. It notes grading from sunset Wednesday to seven days, with Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah as related observances, and highlights holy and semi holy days within the week.
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Tabernacle
Palestine
Jerusalem
Shemina Hedereth
Evlemn
Simcha Farah
Man Buried Partially in Sewer Collapse at State Hospital Site
A sewer trench at the State Hospital site caved in on Wednesday afternoon, trapping a plumber to his shoulders. He was rescued by fellow workers with aid from medical staff and survived the incident. the contractor in charge was AC Surcena.
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Iehirn
Hein
State Hospital
Dor
A.C. Surcena
Beacon Hat Strike 18 Nears Settlement
Albany Oct 9 Gov Smith announces progress in the Beacon hat makers strike with both sides agreeing to meet with a labor board sub committee in a few days. The board had planned to tackle the New York building trades dispute but a settlement there reduced its agenda. The governor urged workers and authorities to pursue peace to adapt to new conditions and future challenges.
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Albany
Gr. Smith
Labor Board
Beacon
New York
Smith
Reds Win World Series In Eighth Game
Cincinnati Reds defeat Chicago in the eighth game to take the world championship. Attendance 286,838. official receipts $722,354. Series featured 108 innings with final score 10 to 5 in Chicago. Players Williams, James, Wilkinson, Schaik, Eller, and Rariden contributed for Cincinnati. Cicotte, Wilkinson, Lordermilk, and Schalk batted for Chicago.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Cominkey Park
Cicotte
Wilkinson
Lordermilk
Schalk
Ruether
Wingo
Cincinasti
R.H. EF
Cincinnati Ofc
Eller Agi Rariden
Wiliams
Mayer
Lynn
Hkerr
Freuther
Ring
Hariden
Aes Theas
Saifee
Fisher
Luque
Williams
James
Schaik
Eller
Rariden
Plans for Shriners Visit Event in City Hall
Shriners numbering about zero met Wednesday night in the council chamber of the city hall to firm up plans for the tall crane ceremony of Mecca Shriners to be held October 25 in the city. A committee working for day supres b of the day determined to welcome all residents. Delegates will be appointed to meet.
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Mecca
Supcresb
Hate
Ulgham
Donnafin
Firemen Parade and Inspection Draws Town Crowd
A sunny morning gave way to threatened rain as fire companies formed on Linden Avenue. The procession moved at 2 p m with Eagles, McQuoids, Phoenix Ontarios, Waalkills, Excelsiors, Monhagens and Automobiles marching past spectators along Wickham and Highland avenues. The event blended ceremonial drill with community spirit amidst steady bands and cheering crowds.
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Linden Avenue
Wickham Avenue
Eagles
McQuoids
Phoenix Ontarios
Waalkills
Excelsiors
Monhagens
Automobiles
Highland Avenue
Jay
City officials inspect Linden Avenue to West Main Street area
The Major, Commissioners and Cor nm Council reviewed Linden Avenue route and noted actions on misread lines. City leaders and press reps observed night parade preparations, inspecting quays, tracks and houses for cleanliness and appeal.
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West Street
Wickto Cottage Street
Roberts Street
East Main Street
West Main Street
James Street
I Bepot
Noth Street
Cor Nm Council
Department of Linden
Oquatermarch
Bigtach Lavenue
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Binghamton
New York State
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Lieut
Belvin W. Maynard
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L. S. Webster
Henry J. Miller
A. Drayton
W. F. Kettle
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Iter
Bana Alto
James Here
Wes
Washington
At Mare
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Sunshine Societies
Iean H. Caley
Lincoln Strest
Katharica
Torall Hospital
Jota Rone
Warwick
Glenmern Sonae
Highland Aveana
Rhia Cits
Bief
Reds
Irain
Presa
Sremanic
Anc J& Tibule
Charles Highan
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Vail
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