Doolittle V Prudential Insurance Verdict In Goshen
In Goshen on October 7 the Supreme Court reconvened to hear Mrs Ethelyn P Doolittle versus Prudential Insurance. The jury returned a sealed verdict with findings favorable to the plaintiff on four questions and Justice Young directed a verdict for Mrs Doolittle for 1040 dollars minus life policy amount of over three thousand dollars and interest. Gardner for the defendant moved to set aside the verdict.
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Goshen
Supremes Court
Ethelyn P. Doolittle
Prudential Insurance Company
Justice Young
Ivan 3A. Gardner
Ruth Kinne
Trial Over War Rider Insurance Case Heads to Court of Appeals
The jury verdict in the Doolittle war rider insurance dispute was read with jurors finding questions on policy delivery and war clause accuracy. Judge Young denied motions to dismiss. case to be appealed with 30 and 60 day preparation periods granted.
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Justice Young
Gardner
Court of Appeals
James N. Wisner
Warwick
James D. McGilftert
Vankeuren
Doolittle
Mr. Doolittle
Aaron W. Doolittle
United States
France
East and West Boys Aid Racial Harmony in City
Eight year old Fred Mitchell of 17 West Main Street houses and befriends Mark Gong, an eight year old from the laundry across the street. Both attend Miss Lillian Wiggins' Benton avenue class and Webb Horton Memorial Church Sunday school, sharing games and study. Fred’s family consented to the friendship, reflecting cross by color friendship that bridges east and west.
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Fred Mitchell
Samuel Mitchell
West Main Street
Lee Fong
Mark Chee
Mark Gong
Ching
Orient
Lillian A. Wiggins
Benton Avenue
Webb Horton Memorial Church
Fred
Shantung
Doolittle Case Pauses as Verdict Awaited
In a courtroom scene the defense rested after Miss VanKeuren testifies, Mrs. Doolittle is recalled for rebuttal, and Elmer H. Lemon describes a discussion over the policy rider. Judge Young contemplates verdict as court adjourns until morning amid counsel arguments. courthouse figures note vibrant local support for Justice Young.
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Miss VanKeuren
Many Towns Dry In Connecticut Plainfield Oct 7 Republican gains
In eastern Connecticut the Republican party swept town elections with 42 of 45 towns east of the Connecticut River carried. Soldier votes were negligible but largely went to Republicans. Only three towns of 58 voted for Icenia. Female turnout for school offices was notably low.
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Plainfield. Conn
Connecticut
Connecticut River
Icenia
Increase for Postal Men Readied by Senate Panel
Washington October 1 Graduated increases in pay for postal workers were outlined as part of a Senate Post Office Committee plan. Letter carriers clerks railway mail employees and third class postmasters would gain raises from 100 to 240 dollars with rural carriers from 15 to 3267 dollars and fourth class postmasters to face a 10 percent boost. Suburban clerks and carriers would receive 69 cents additional per hour.
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Washington
Hien
Senate Post Office
Senate
Clase
Cerriera
Township Lines Are Settled by Charles H. Smith
Maybrook, Oct T the boards of Hamptonburgh and Montromery met in joint session to settle the dividing line between the towns The County Engineer Chor die town surveyed a line and the meeting considered the survey result The session accepted the survey as the old proper line making changes unnecessary and residents are grateful
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Maybrook
Hamptonburgh
Montromery
Chor Dietown
Board of Supervisors
Howells Lowells Journal Briefs and Transfers
Pearl Drake of Jersey City visits family in Howells. Liberty residents Albert Miller Andrew Rohrbach and daughters visit Hebert Dike. Irving Greer hosts Middletown visitors. Captain James H. Stygall M C transferred from Amy General Hospital area to Denver. Mrs Stygall remains with George Wickham. plan to join Buffalo home. US 20 advertising note from the Times Press.
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Lowells
Alss
Pearl Drake
Jersey City
D. W. Drake
Albert Miller
Andrew Rohrbach
Florence and
Kathryn
Liberty
Howells
Hebert Dike
Irving Greer
French and Son
Alice Punnell
Middletown
Denver
James H. Stygall
M. C
Amy General Hospital
Otisville
Stygall
Mra
Styen
George S. Wickham
Linden Avenue
Buffalo
One Ressen Girls Stext Reveals Reform Ideas
A fragment from a People’s Home Journal article reflects a philosophy about reform and theft. It suggests that people will not steal if they can earn for themselves and avoid trouble, highlighting values of self reliance and caution.
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People'e Home Jonresi
Eiris
Public Voice on Milk Distribution Reform and Aerial Transport
A 1912 letter argues for thermos bottle style milk distribution to cut costs and keep milk cold during delivery. It cites a heavier than air craft concept and notes local farmers ship milk in open cans. The piece concludes with a call for reform to reduce middleman profit and lower urban milk prices.
Middletown Rotary Hears Report On Boys Work
A largely attended Middletown Rotary Club meeting at Mitchell Inn featured A C DeMeritt presenting his work with underprivileged boys, plus updates on the scouting council, intercity Rotary meet, and plans for Atlantic City convention participation.
Red Pitcher Known Here Leads Mechanics to County Title
Jimmie Ring, nicknamed Red, pitched three times for the Mechanics of Newburgh against rival teams. He defeated Lina Mothe Farideards, then Hagten, and finally Snyder in the county championship games. The Mechanics clinched the county title with Ring’s key performances.
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Jimmie Ring
Linal Bail Fang
LinaMothe Fatrikeards
Newbursh
Land
Huston
Geelex
Newburgh
Mondas
Hagten
Webhampionship
Snyder
Otalls
Mechanica
Real Estate Notes and Grange Meeting Announced
Real Estate notes record A T Rade of 23 Harton Avenue purchasing a lot from C E Laser at Sn 3 Corwin Over. The sale was made by WO Tiers. Wallkill River Grange announces continued meetings due to a large class of candidates.
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A. T. Rade
Harton Avepor
Wallkill River
Noted Prison Warden Is Dead
Glens Falls reports the warden of Great Meaions known as the prison without walls collapsed while leaving a speech after a Yom Kippur feast. An attendant halted the fall and immediate care followed as news notes an advertising feature of the Times-Press.
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Glens Falla
Wiliam Fromer
Rebekahs Install Officers at Martha Washington Lodge
The Martha Washington Lodge No. 30 Rebekah officers were installed Monday night by Mrs. S Susan Dotzert with aid from Grand Matron Mrs. Marian Freer. About 125 attendees from Walden and Goshen lodges witnessed the ceremony and a dinner followed. Next installations set for October 16 at Walden and October 27 at Goshen.
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Martha Washington Lodge
S. Susan Dotzert
Martahal
Marian Freer
Eclipse 1 Lodge of
Walden
Walden Lodge
Willowcrest Rebekah Lode
Goshen
Elizabeth Hopkins
Focal Lodge
Walden and Goshen
Goshen Lodge
N. G
Jennie Ryan
Miyrta Daucher
Anna Lees
Nancy Howard
Harriett Finn
Mabel Forsythe
Selma Moureaux
Mary Ganoll
Lena Mackenroth
Gertrude Cox L
Break Ground for The New Power House at Unionville
Unionville Oct 7 The American Silk Label Manufacturing Company has broken ground for its new power house and work will be pushed rapidly to be completed before cold weather. Mrs G EB Pinkle of Sussex visits friends in town. Oscar Worden becomes sexton of the Presbyterian Church replacing Horfer Edwards who resigns for a more lucrative post with the American Silk Label Co. Lester Schooler spends time in New York City. Ward Kimble buys the Stilwell property on First Avenue taking possession Oct 18. Mr Stilwell plans to move to Johnson City. Dc Bennett rents the house on First Avenue vacated by Austin Henry. The Missionary Society will meet with Mrs Chedister after noon. first summer meeting anticipated with large attendance.
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Unionville
Sik Label Manufacturing
G. EB. Pinkle
Sussex
Oscar Worden
Hor Fer Edwards
Lester Schooler
New York City
George Ellis
New York
Ward Kimble
Stilwell
First Avenue
Johnson City
D. Bennett
Austin Henry
Missionary Society
Chedister
Red Cross Ends Work in German Prison Camps
Berlin August 25 The American Red Cross has finished its work in Russian prison camps in Germany and turned operations over to German authorities. Over six months it provided clothing medicine and food to camps and hospitals amid difficult times after the armistice and before the blockade ended. General Harvxek lauded the Red Cross for its achievements in the Russian and other war prisoner camps in Germany.
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Berlin
American Red Cross
Germany
Marshal Foeh
Inter-Aided Commission
Red Cross
Harvlex
American
George W Flood Again Stricken Hartland Falls
George W Flood again suffers a paralytic stroke during a war journey from Hinshland to Baltimore. He is under care after a fall, with his daughter Dr Terrile Flood at his side. He is resting at the home of Captain Alien's relative and remains able to be transported when stronger.
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Hinshland Falls
Hishlands
Lian
Terrile Flood
Baltiomor
Fleet
Saanon
Montgomery News Tribe Trekling Family Notices In Ohio
Montgomery News reports a family gathering involving Mrs. Jani Chemibees and her daughter with Treawn Brothers at a heating plant home. Leonard Modown spent Saturday visiting Middlefest, while Abram Brown and Mr MG Decker moved to town. Sale was settled with Mr. Robbins agreeing to payments.
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Ray Trek
Ohio
Jani Chemibees
Hey Som Treawn
Mes
Wiliam
Lea Asavile
James V Bamnett
Leonard Modown
Middlefest
Abram Brown
MG. Decker
Newbureh
Momiar
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John CR. Tassor
Algeron & Norton
J. Finrd Halstead
Goston
Tutom
James WN
Wisner
Charles VW. Jessup
Ber Tert Rot
Emmanel Drees
Iverpark
Harry Hleten
Wawayanda
Francs Stapies
New Windsor
Wardell
Montgomery
Cacar Hoiley
Greenvilla
Frank BR. Buell Goshen
Richard Stevens
Torre
Staithes Roger
Port Jarvis
James E Ball
Moaret
Moenta
Graton
Gotahes
Supreme Court
Riya P. Doohtin
Amc
Parl Omeeto
Frank Boell
Fred Doriand
Mathes Regan
John Hews
Port Jente
James ©. Hall
Monroe
Oster Holly
Creenville
Charles W. Jescup
Robert Jennings
James N) Wiener
Austin Stoll
Joseph McKenna
Pelley
Benjamin VanKaeuren
Hira. Doolittle
Mrs. Doolittle
John Bright
Ivan A. Gardner
VanKeunen
Prsidential
Bright
Ida E. Kinne
Wallkill Avenue
VancKuren
Benjamin VanXeuren
Vana Keuren
Beacon
Vellheuren
Doisa
Alec
Gutedereneg Thien
Seth -Plege-Eeer
Mati
Mark
Gong, Fred Mitchell
Lemon
Elmer H. Lemon
Mr. Gardner
Mr. Bright
J. D. Penzél
James Flannigan
Orange County
Charles H. Smith
the Times Press
Madf
Hero
Z.p. Aspnth
Public Voice
Editor 'Times
Preac
Rogers
Wright Brothers
Mineola
Rome
N. T
W. Mapes
Winans
Te Adjetant Generals
Washington D.C
Whlps
Qverland Export Co
Ciel
Middleqoern Chretian Endeavor Union
Charles Browka
Crddebackrijie
Beaver Damm
Rotary Club
Atlantic City
A. H. Crawford
Warren J. Adams
Newark
P. H. Mitchell
H. Beakes
Clarence Clark
Biddletown
Trailan
Fulton
DeMeritt
Hayes Field
Ite
McCoach
Webb Horton Church
Times- Press
Rebekahs
George W. Flood
Montgomery News
Sale
Rentsbiena
Tuesay
Robbins
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