January 1918 Winter Excursion Draws Large Crowd
The Troy Record recalls a January 18 1918 day with record cold and a winter parade from Lotlngg's to Furry Street. Hundreds attended the lodge event aboard the steamer Henaselhern, despite a chilly wind and snow. The article notes plans, public interest, and the unusual wartime winter mood as revelers enjoyed an outing that felt like summer, with music and festive attire amid cold weather.
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Ray Lodge
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Elka Ta Aulke Plaga
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Laver
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Maude
Samael K
Tuttan
Agen
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Atha Road
Ile
Hau
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Wan Sith
Éhwtra
Byrn
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Olling
Walt
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Albany
Troy
Dorlng'a
Wray Record
Robert BE
Brow
Ouawnar Tonigat
Lal Awd
Wedding of Misselon R Blew and Mes Wallerley
Social notes describe the wedding of Misselon R Blew daughter of Mrs Thomas Rivlawa at the lamiteuille Conception Church Wheatvliel officiated by Rev Bolns lanes Walladie. Maid of honor Miss Prince Beikuva sister of the bride. best man Felix Gniveck. Reception at Pulaski Hall for 309 guests. Couple honeymoon to MonTrend and Vermont. reside at Stop 38 Mony Schemectady Road. King’s Daughters meet and church event details follow.
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Thomas Rivlawa
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Seheneeludy Road
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Donald Astley
Une
Martha Utvanski
Helen Cyinin
Josephine Kawa
Helen Wedel
Helen T. Lelawa
Beal Lakawski
Stanley N Incker
Jam Zurn
Medened Azwereic
William Shousin
Josesth «Cohuda
Trojan Reenlistment Highlighted for Thomas Glynn
Thomas Glynn of Fourth Avenue reenlists in the Army after previously serving since December 1, 1912. A May High School graduate, he worked for the Glove building company before joining. Fort Slo ny marked a notable moment in his reenlistment.
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Jury Selected For Trial Of Palagi
Jury chosen in Renneke County Court for Palagi trial set today at 1pm. Judge Herbert J. Tare presides. defense by J. Poland with Ryan Troacn as associate counsel. Prosecution led by Laurel AllYLEws and Joseph Bo Mulholland with Wank G Cur minleuy guiding. Multiple sentences handed down in related cases, including six months for burglary and related charges.
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Renneke
Herbert J. Tare
Dwar
Poland
Ryan Troacn
Assoelite
Altayney
Bitle
J. Wiley
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Joseph Bo Mulholland
Wank
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Humane
Rey Pohes
Jung Fay
Patna
Clint Nat Prigan
Bytngywre
Harmen
Cade Byrdwell
Mene
Wurglirs
Vail
Cinhingening
John @. Rafter
Wheeler Denounces Demonstration Ban
A political leader condemns a ban on demonstrations, stressing protection of free speech and peaceful assembly in peacetime. The remarks criticize restrictions on public gatherings and emphasize constitutional rights amid mounting tensions.
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Steel wage talks limp through unsettled proposals
Secretary reported ongoing steel industry negotiations with May discus sions referencing proposals and a possible two cent per hour increase. Officials noted no agreement yet and indicated a potential public proposal if talks stall, as White House mediation continues with Murray and Bowles assisting.
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Purge Ousts Hirohito's Private Treasurer
A senior court official, 63, resigns amid a purge directive under General Mae Ryu. The longtime keeper of the emperor’s accounts and ceremonies was appointed yesterday to succeed Viscount Yosiitanis Matu as minister in 194d.
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No Compensation For Vets in Strikes
General Orie Ne Bradley of the Veterans Administration said veterans deprived of work by a strike would not receive unemployment compensation under the rights bill. Omar Kelphum, a representative for Veterans of Foreign Wars, announced plans to amend the bill so veterans who vote for strikes may draw compensation. He estimated about 143,000 veterans are affected by the General Motors plant fire. Bradley upheld a decision of the Michigan Unemployment Commission.
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Orie Ne Briadley
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Madown
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Hradley
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Troy
Moliath Cantinund
Meal
Bureau of Assessment and Taxalinn
McGrath
Ube
Joh J. Ahern
Whelia
McGrrath
Lettuce prices descend at local markets
Lettuce prices fall from eight to twelve cents per head depending on variety. Fresh vegetables show notable drops with wholesale and retail pricing shifting. One orange-hued fruit is listed at forty eight percent per pound for a harvest item.
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Vlan
Jhla Werk
White House East Wing Renovation Plans Revealed
The White House will reopen its East Wing next year after a major $1,850,000 facelift. A new 150 foot two story addition will house 15,000 feet of offices, an auditorium for press conferences and broadcasts, an elevator stage, and rooms for television and photography. The project aims to relocate many ceremonial events from the East Room and modernize the president’s family quarters with a new heating system and furnishings.
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Army Honors Custer's Scout at 100th Birthday Event
The U S Army paid homage to Hunting Heise, longtime scout under George Custer, on the 100th birthday observance. A gathering at Fort Sil JP featured families, a church preacher, and a buffalo barbecue as Hunting Horse displayed his rifle skills amid cultural demonstrations.
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Nowa
Gro
George Custer
Fort Sil
Olf
Ingtepee
Hotre
Powtamaty
Tishup
W. Angie Smith
Te Oklthomw
New Mexico
Alfow
U. S. Civilian to Help Fry Jap War Criminals
General MacArthur approves plans for an American civilian at Allied headquarters to help prosecute Japanese war criminals. An American civilian, possibly at Tokyo, may participate in the trial process, with final policy to be decided by authorities.
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Veterans Seek Prefabricated Housing for Troy
Veterans returning to Troy seek emergency prefabricated housing to end overcrowded lodgings. About 150 veterans and families attended a meeting urging quick action and registration as officials consider FHA/HUD options and a costed plan to deliver units.
Frosolone Chil Plans Postwar Program
The first anniversary celebration in three years was set for March at the Frosolone Social Club. A full-scale postwar program was outlined, with a joint social for mentors and members held Sunday afternoon with John A. Palladina officiating. The installation ceremonies named John Smorton president, Pelia Chiaunipitito returned, Lomayer as treasurer, Join Bell as financial secretary, and Felix Noto as corresponding secretary.
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D A. Panaal
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Bo John
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Felix Noto
Community Notes From Stephentown And Nearby Areas
Several residents and relatives visited Stephentown and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs George Koernep hosted a weekend gathering at Castleton-on-Hudson. Anna Atholia Nened has received her mission. The Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Rapist Church will meet at Mrs Danighes Fhalena’s home. officers to be elected later.
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Mes Erskine Flewitt
Ely
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Polish American Club Elects Baniak President
The Polish American Club elected Baniak president at a recent meeting held at Biel Steel rooms. Officers named include vice president J. Opitz and treasurer Alex Sasxper. A board of directors was formed with Zi legit, Smaticha, Bartowski, and others. The group plans a party and celebrates returning service members.
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Michie Hy Loweslawakh
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Weston
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Josoph J. Opitz
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