Negligence Suit Settled Out of Court
A negligence case in Renster County Supreme Court was settled after jury selection. Frans Wallace and George McKeon sued George II Cartle of Alkeny for damages from a collision near Thorneé’s Bowling alley, seeking $250 in damages and $25 for property losses. Robert T. Murray represented the plaintiffs. Ainsworth Sullivan and Stewart Jones defended the defendant.
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Supreme Court
Renstelaer County
Frans Wallace
George McKeon
George II Cartle
Alkeny
Plains
Gilbert V. Schenck
Vedi
Wetlace SteKcom
Robert T. Murray
Ainsworth & Sullivan
EL Stewart Jones
Dead Soldier Vote Ballots to Be Counted
New York election officials said ballots from service members killed in action will be counted in upcoming elections. State War Ballot Commissioner Henry T. Simpson noted 20 reasons why such ballots should not be counted but indicated the decision to count them was not final.
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New York
York
Henry T. Simpson
Essex Court and New Jersey Ballot Decisions
Elections officials say dead servicemen ballots should be counted after discussions between State Attorney General Walter Van Riper and Elections Commissioner Anthony Miete. The report covers regional political notes, social notices, a car theft recovery, and the death of Samuel H. Swift, village police justice.
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New Jersey
Essex Court
Anthony Miete
Walter DL van Riper
Chisham
Samuel HE. Swift
Columbia County
Fruits and Vegetables and Poultry Listing
A cluttered inventory lists assorted produce and poultry including tomatoes cucumbers peppers cauliflower cabbage kale cranberries eggplant endive romaine chard parsley parsnips turnips beets carrots celery chicory escarole pumpkins squash potatoes cantaloupes watermelons grapes prunes pears apples and live chickens along with Oranges grapefruits lemons and bananas priced or measured in baskets bales crates and bushels across multiple farm stalls. The note shows varied units such as bushel crate barrel and box with locations Florida Long Island New Jersey and unspecified markets.
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Florida
Long Island
Jersey
Peacees
W. Buskel
Roosevelt labor control extortion alleged in wartime jobs
The piece accuses a local union executive body of siphoning workers' wages to themselves and buying luxuries, with reports of 100,000 dollars taken from carpenters on large projects. It claims government agencies knew and failed to stop the extortion, arguing workers were coerced to pay tribute to a private union.
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Dan Tobin
Winter Palace
Hoosavelt
Washington
Navy
Labor Relations and War Labor Board
FBI
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Brown
U.S. A 3
War Department
Sir. Roosevelt
Morning Radio Schedule Fragments Unreadable
Odd listing of time stamps and program names creates a fragmented broadcast schedule with unreadable items and inconsistent entries. No clear events or participants emerge beyond generic show names and clock times.
Hotel worker killed by train near Saranac Inn
Dana E. Page, 44, a hotel handyman from St Regis Falls, was struck and killed by a northbound New York Central train near the Saranac Inn Station on Sunday.
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Saranac Lake
Dana E. Page
New York Central
Saranac Inn
St Regis Fails
Three Negroes Die for Attack on Woman at State Prison
James Williams 26 Freddie Lane 29 and James Durie 16 were executed in the electric chair for attacking a white woman near Quincy on July 1. The sentence followed a circuit court plea and was carried out on the same day, with the victim’s father and husband present.
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Raiford
Fis
James
Wi. Mame
Freddie Lane
James Durie
Petson
Ana
Bombardier
Teres
Bircuit
Gatgerville
Aug
Walker
Quincy
Ctatlaboochee
F M EET Oct 2 Troy Coursi UCT AOA Neburgin
Meeting notice from United Commercial Travelers of America announces a gathering in Neburgin at Odd Fellows Hall on 22nd Street. The event is set for Saturday Oct 21 at 8 pm to discuss astronomy and luminous patches in the night sky.
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Siyolen Attooo
William J. McGrane
Albred Benjamin
Resssslaer
Glen and
Sixth Avenues
Troy Coursi
United Commercial Travelers of America
Will Mest
Neburgin
Odd Fellows’ Hel
Seturdey
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Alice. E. Petersen
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Ada M. Burkhardt
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the Odell Company, Inc
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Fine China
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Donald Hils
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Balister
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Shaker
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
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Gil Mariza Wini
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