Mystic Shriners Parade Delights Middletown City
More than 3,000 Shriners from Alec a Temple and units across the United States were welcomed by Middletown in a grand ceremonial parade. The crowd lined streets and rooftops as Meccans from New York led a massive procession featuring an aviator stunt, while local Shrine groups and Freemasons participated amid joyous crowds and camera crews.
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Alecca Temple
Shrinars
United States
Middletown
Aecea Temple
New York
France
Misa
Slasonic Fraiernition
French Soldiers Pass Through City On Sunday
Contined on page s x French soldiers march past as their train returns to New York City crowds along the route. Also Albany reports J Rockwood Rochester awarded contract to build concrete road between Sloansville and Faperance totaling 129 555 50. De Meritt injured in Rotary Club recreational bike accident sprains ankle at High Mucer treated by Dr Sam Worthman.
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Amira Anne Rrevuldie
Frenco
New York City
Albany
Oct
A. J. Rockwood
Rochester
Faperance
Sloansville
Rolles
Birthday of Theodore Roosevelt Observed in City Churches
Theodore Roosevelt's sixty-tenth birthday anniversary was observed in city churches with sermons and a Roosevelt Memorial Association membership drive. The campaign, directed by Roseford Wigington white, aims to recruit members with flexible dues and youth outreach, with signups at multiple local locations. ERIE OFFICIAL DIES. Tarid Poaman, former first vice president, secretary and treasurer of Exie Railroad Company and Rutherford mayor, died after months of illness at Rutherford. ADDING TO GARAGE. Jack Grasefeld, owner of a perfume shop, begins adding to his garage for storage and motor accessory sales.
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Theodore Heowerrit
Loosevelt
Htoosevelt Meraora Association
Campaten and
Campaten Ilerafira Ant
Rosxerd Wigetin Whyte
Broomr
Wigzint
Treasureth
Woodward
Rav
Lees Mand
Tiare Prez
Erie
Tarid Poaman
Exie Bailreed Company
Rutherford
X. J. Diet
To THE CHORE ROOSEVELT by William Watson
A fragmented patriotic poem speaks of aGreat Nation seeking a leader on the eve of fate. It envisions a captain who embodies strength and resolve, a living beacon guiding America through peril toward conquest and glory.
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America
Dauntless
Best of Order Maintained in Parade Says Chief
The police chief praised orderly conduct during a parade with Cooperating residents, noting no traffic issues or curbs blocked, and no bicycles disturbing the march. A local official from the transit company was cited for supervising trailer movements to prevent interference with the procession. DEATH OF MRS. AGNEW. Dire Ann C. Agnew, of Everett, died suddenly Friday evening.
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Focal Rraidente
Trafic
Geppetal
Wilard
Gould
Wallell
Toncetts
Raturiay
Mrs. Agnew
Ann C. Agnew
Everett
Pire
James F. Dolson Weds Miss Kortright in East Orange
James Frederich Dolson of the oil field married Mins Mernard Kortright daughter of the late Russell L. Kortright at noon Saturday in East Orange. The ceremony was conducted by Dr. Robert Drewster Trattid, pastor of Ashe Mann Avenue Presbyterian Church of East Orange. The couple will reside in the city. Dolson will take a position with Middletown Savings Bank.
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James Frederich Dolson
Mernard Kortright
Russell L. Kortright
Maple Avenue
East Orance
X. J
Robert Drewster Trattid
New
Tatlic Tx
Jadew
Bolen
Bias Koritight
Charles Fe Enderly
Rave Bee
Bisa Dorothy Dotson
Vollmtr
Sr. Deleon
Prother
Dolaom
Frank- UN Pa
Delenn
Dolson
Middletown
Wealthy Manufacturer Freed After Kidnapping Ransom Reported
William Concular, a rich manufacturer, was released after being held for a week by masked abductors demanding 550000 dollars. No clear word on payment or Mexican government relief. The incident was reported from Washington with the State Department and American Embassy in Mexico City notified.
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Ubr
William
Uhres
Ican Bendis
Washington
William O.dentine
M. Relesaed
State Department
Maaco Clty
Wilson vetoes day bill on wartime prohibition
President Wilson vetoed the Volstead Bill to enforce wartime prohibition, arguing it should be separated and enforcement ends with the wartime emergency. A Senate vote followed, with 176 in favor and 85 against, as debate and procedural details continued in Congress. Also noted are enlistment updates and a new position at a local shop.
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Washington
Wilson
Promoton
The Milk Market Situation in September 1917
The shipment of milk cream and condensed milk into the New York market rose, with August month totals showing larger can counts than September 1914. Receipts for September reached 3,911,350 cans, including both condensed and sweetened varieties, while prices for three percent grade II milk rose to 2.52 per 100 pounds and October and November prices sit at 3.21 and 3.14 respectively.
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New York
Sepremier
Falls in the Road Has Broken Leg in Late Night Incident
An injured man identified as Wiles F. Taghor, chased from a North Hotel, suffered a broken ankle after a fall on the road. He was taken to police headquarters, then Terall Hospital where his name and origin near Maples were recorded. Birth notices list Norma Virginia October 22 and a daughter born to a Raleigh couple.
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Joe Tel
Leste Vanpaerre
Moomissturr
Putelle
Mag-Lyice
Palice
Robert Cerner
Contare
Terall Hospital
Wiles FE Taghor
Sah Livingston
Art
Axrioe
Norma Virginia
Ami
Matthew Edwards
Oak Ateest
Ta’ Sr
Glen
Ban Dery
Four men indicted in planned jail break plot in Goshen
A county grand jury indicted Julia Nelson on burglary and Z Kluge for bigamy. Miller and Clarace Wilson face grand larceny charges. Robert Teple, night watchman, and two other men allegedly planned a breakout using saws and a makeshift tunnel. They planned to assault guards and escape through a narrow passage, with outside help suspected.
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Julia Nelson
Samuel U Brauthamer
Neeth Street
Miller
Grand Liveray
New Windsor
Clarrace Wilson
Aecce
San Gray
Middletown
State Medital
Dasy
Robert Teple
Tobacca
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Fairlan
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Roosevelt
William Watson
James F. Dolson
Francis Jolland
Tro SeTaed
Furkresh
Navy
Philadelphia
Etarta Tolay
Sthomaa
Irs
John G. Gray
Department of Motz’a Etore
North Street
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