Jersey City Prohibition Clean Up Starts Under Threat
New Jersey raids begin as Samuel H. Jones vows machine gun backed crackdown. A detachment in an armored truck briefly raises alarm, but troops are bound for Sandy Hook. Five cafes raided on day one with liquor seized amid prior mob incident involving a saloon truck theft.
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New York
Samuel H. Jone
New Jersey
Jersey City
Cone
Toops
Sandy
Tagents
Grace Fostered Then Adopted By Loving Couple
Grace, nearly a year old, lost her mother and found guardianship through the Catholic Charitable Bureau after relatives were assessed. Placed briefly at St. Agnes Home, she soon moved to a stable home with childless adopters, who visit often and plan legal adoption. Describes encouragement to give to the Community Chest.
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Grace
Paris
Catholic Charitable Bureau
St. Agnes Home
Feld Artillery Battalion to Camp Bevens May 16
The 11st Battalion of the Tth U S Field Artillery, en route from Camp Dix to Camp Bevens Ayre Mass, may halt in Bridgeport May 16 if a camp is secured. Mayor Atwater offered Town Farm Hillside Homes with water and space for 200 men on the ball field and remaining troops with animals on the surrounding grounds. An advance party will inspect the site.
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Camp Dix
Wrightstown
Camp Bevens
Ayre
Mass
War Department
Tth U. 8. Field Artillery
Willivenne
Bridgeport
Atwater
William H. Kennedy
Angus P. Thorne
Kenspedy
Towe
Pall
Thorne
Kennedy
North Rbridgepont
Boon
American Legionites
Girl Hurt After Fall From Porch Injury Minor
Ida May Currier a 13 year old resident of 218 Wilson street fell from the rear porch of her home yesterday. She sustained a scalp wound on the right side with no deep fracture. Dr J F Walsh treated the three stitches at Emergency hospital and she was later removed to her home.
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Ida May Currier
Wilson Street
J. F. Walsh
Committee to meet on police patrols May 15
A caucusSelected committee of three aldermen plans to protest police stationed in saloons for Volstead Act violations and not on regular patrols. Alderman Daniel J Kenney said the group will appear before the police commission at the next meeting, May 15, with Aldermen Cowlello and Brown on the committee.
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Police Commission‘ Org
Uli
Daniel J. Kenney
Kenney
Thomas J Cowlello
A. Arthur Brown
Bias Fabric Co Insures Workers and Awards Prizes
Group life policies were given to about 75 Bias Fabric Co employees with three months service. The policies come through Harrigan Insurance and Travelers Insurance Co of Hartford. First prize $10 went to Katharine Carlson for best use of Red E trim in porch dresses. Dora Langvine won second prize, and Miss Kerr won third for trim uses in home sewing. Five honor prizes were awarded to Florence MacCarthy, Miss Kerr, Joseph Santino, Anna Rinka, and Miss Gettings.
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Borton Fabrice Company
F. C. Barton
Harrigan Insurance Agency
Travellers’ Insurance Company of
Hartford
Flo Qlla
Katharine Carlson
Dora Langvine
Miss Kerr
Florence
Florence MacCarthy
Mis Kerr
Joseph Santino
Anna Rinka
Miss Gettinss
Wilson Still Sees Himself Leader Of Democratic Party
Washington reports Woodrow Wilson believes he remains the party leader as health improves. A Higdon letter is seen as backing his claim, challenging Cox and Bryan and shaping the 1922 Democratic scene with Wilson asserting influence over the party’s direction and potential third-term thoughts.
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W. Wilson
David Lawrence
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Democrata
Wilson
Higdon
James M. Cox
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Cox Crom
Ieadership
Cox
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Deas
San Francisco
Merends
Burleson
Als
Mrs Mary E Cutting Joins Bay of Recreation Board
Mrs Mary Jk Cutting was appointed to the Bay of Recreation Board to fill a vacancy created by William R Webster’s resignation from the school board. The board now has seven members with two women, Mrs Cutting and Mrs E N Sperry. Cutting serves until her successor is appointed.
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Mary Jk. Cutting
Bay of Recretion
William R. Webster
Ooard
Cutting
E. N. Sperry
Cutuira
Driver forfeits bond. auto attached to cover hydrant damage
Patrick Paccenty of New York City was arrested for driving an unregistered and unlicensed auto after crashing into a state fire hydrant. He forfeited a $50 bond by not appearing in city court yesterday morning. The damaged auto will be attached to recover hydrant repair costs.
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Patrick Paccenty
New York City
Etree
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U.S. Field Artillery
Camp Devens
Bias Fabric CO
Lehigh
Boys’ Balbriggan Union Suits
Burson
Men’s “Gibb’s” Union Suits
Len
Men’s Athletic Union
Ients
W. T. Grant CO
Main Street
Missouri
Senate
Mary E. Cutting
Recreation Board
Rikera
Main
St | Arabian Pr Co
Mutord’ Conn
Advartiae
Breck
Chine
Ad Shades
Prore
Pat
Gaocerenia
Main ST
Mary Jang
Cvra Sag
Serge
State ST
Bdward
Dr. Edwards
Wes Dr. Edwards
Br. Edwards
Lse
Nee Birt
Feyington
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