Scarsdale Triumph Over Working Bays in Friday Tilt
Scarsdale defeated the Working Bays 25 to 45 in a Friday evening contest. Key scorers for Scarsdale included Pisarra and Pascoal while Williams and Carney led the losing team. The lineup lists Pisarra, Cook, Trish, Parra, and Paseceal for Scarsdale with Ferber and Lovelett among others.
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Sc. M.C. A
W. Pisatra
Pascoal & i Heer
Makers
Lovelett
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William
Scarsdale Red Cross Reports on Relief Work Details
Letters to Scarsdale residents request support while detailing Red Cross relief expenditures. From Oct 11 1916, stockpiles include muslin gauze and absorbent cotton for surgical dressings, pajama flannel, and donated wool flannel for pajamas. Fifteen pieces of pajama fabric and many baby kits were prepared and shipped to headquarters and field locations. Comfort bags numbered 126 with 40 given by one person and 10 from a group, while a $18 wholesale cost covered a large batch of fighters accessories.
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Red Cross
Scarsdale
Cross
Red ‘Cross
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Good Roads Week At Ithaca Cornell University Speakers
The Good Roads Week event at Ithaca featured speakers from Cornell University and the Federal highway office. Edward Duffy New York State Highways Commissioner and Dr Hughes of the Federal Office of Public Roads led lectures with other officials including Fred W. Sarr Deputy Commissioner and Franklin Henshaw Street Commissioner. The congress would benefit towns and villages by sending road leaders to future gatherings for varied and broad information.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
Federal
Dr. Hughes
Federal” Office of Public Roads
Edward Duffy
New York
Fred W. Sarr
Franklin Henshaw
Scarsdale
Westchester's Share Would Have Been 949 50g Apr 6
Fragmentary notes show a line about Westchester's share and a figure 949 50g with a veto related context. The readable text mentions aprr 6 and a veto, but missing surrounding details. This item appears as a short, clipped clipping note without full narrative.
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Westchester
County Board Hears Railroad Rates Report
The Westchester County Board of Supervisors discussed proposed rail fare raises by the New York Central line with a committee finding a uniform per mile rate for three divisions. They noted slight impacts on Westchester County, debated effects on various ticket types, and planned to table further action. A ministers group backed non support jail-forces bill. Mount Vernon mayor warned of ongoing negotiations.
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White Plains
G. A. R. Veterans
Westchester County Farm Bureau
New York Ceneal Railroad
Westcester
Grand Central
Westchester
Wests
Fair Road
Herndoff
Jenkins
Ministers’ Association of
New Rochelle
Committee On
Fiske
Mount Vernon
Westchester Teachers Convene in Yonkers Saturday
More than 500 teachers from Westchester County and nearby areas will attend the Westchester County Teachers Association annual meeting in Yonkers on Saturday March 1. Sessions include Library hall High School and Phillipsburg hall with general meetings and department discussions led by noted educational leaders. Prominent speakers from Alfred University and Brockport State Normal School will address topics on education and pedagogy.
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Yonkers
Westchester’ County Teachers’ Association
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Alfred
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Scarsdale State Bank In Business By May
The Scarsdale State Bank charter has been granted and two locations are under consideration. The incorporators plan a slow, careful start within two months or a bit longer. Several organizers are away, including Alexander M. Crane who is recovering from appendicitis. The charter lasts one year if unused and may be revoked thereafter.
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Scarsdale State Bank
Alexander M. Crane
Church Lane
Police News: Willman Arrested on Complaint by Employer
Carl Willman, chauffeur for C. L. Gott of Park Road, was arrested by Officer Adid after a dispute over service termination. The case, based on Gott's complaint, faced multiple postponements before dismissal due to defective testimony. Captain Ruggiero plans a new police schedule trial.
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C. L. Gott
Park Road
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Maurice Zuckert
White Palms
Ruggiero
Scarsdale Forms Local National Security League Branch
Residents of Scarsdale and nearby communities met at the School House to organize the Scarsdale Branch of the National Security League. Dr. G W Murdock of Edgemont presided as chair, with 125 residents indicating intent to join. Officers named include Bethell as vice chair Henry as secretary and Mrs Wizard Winslow as treasurer. Future meetings planned with prominent league members to speak. strong village support noted.
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Scarsdale
National Security League
G. W. Murdock
Edgemont
Eodests
Go Wii Mardeck
Scarsdale Estates sells two Cooper parcels in Murray Hill
Real estate notice reports Scarsdale Estates selling two large parcels in Murray Hill Scarsdale to a New York businessman client of C H Briscoe Esq. Improvements planned include a $25 000 residence across from Verne E Munichs home and near Harris American Locomotive Co site.
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Cooper
Murray Hill
New York
C. H. Briscoe
Verne E
Munich
Harris
American Locomotive Company
Clarence W. Eisner
White Plains
N. Y
Mr. Otto
J. Grassi
Walworth Avenue
Greenacres
Hartsdale
N Y
Stem, Allen
Richard W M Atwater, Jr
West & Bronx, Co
Crane Rd
Wineck Lane
Nautaa A
John J Montanus
Irving Ave
Eklyn
Scarsdale Park
Village Board Passes Budget Proposals for March 21 Vote
The village board held a special meeting to discuss the budget and passed proposals to be submitted to voters at the upcoming election on March 21. The regular board meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening.
Village Officers Nominated In Same Ticket By Parties
Party caucuses in the village nominate identical slates for town officers. Democrats met at Town Hall Monday, Republicans Tuesday, Progressives at S. L. Angell’s home. Officials urged to serve another year, election set for March 21 from 4 to 8 pm.
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Sammie Place
S. L. Angell
Ak Wile
Treas
Fear
George We
Chester
Gill
Hartsdale Branch Security League hears strong tale
Freese presented a call to defend the republic citing European war threats and coast city vulnerabilities. Dr Putnam urged two years of military training for all youths with more for potential officers. Honorary chair George Christiancy. Brewster led as acting chairman. dues set at 1 and 5 dollars with a 25 dollar life membership.
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George’ Haven
New York Peate Society
Voluritecraps
William T. “Brewster
The
Berets
A Ster
Westchester County
United States
Putnam
Republic
Bryan
Aris
National Security League
Hartsdale
George
Christiancy
Cis
William’ T. Brewster
Robert Kuzmier
S. GC
Vyam Dorn
E. G. van Dorn
Scarsdale Village Enacts New Ordinances in Effect
New village ordinances are now in effect in Scarsdale. Police have been notified to enforce them. Copies are available at the Town Hall upon request.
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Scarsdale
Fire company meeting at Sprague firehouse discussed exhibits
The monthly meeting of the fire company was held at Sprague firehouse last Thursday. About 290 in attendance discussed a plan of art from the Red Cross being exhibited in Fig Hall, noting exhibits contravene laws of the board. Five underwriters of New York were mentioned.
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Thuray
Ae Red
Cross
New York
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