Bitter Beauty Sought in Bergen Murder Case
In Edgewater New Jersey on September 1 a male suspect seeks a woman described as the bitter beauty who may know about the killing of Handsome Jack Bergen by George A. Cline. The tale centers on jealousy, a dance scene, and a threatened revolver, with Cline offering to duel and claiming self defense. Prosecutors hint motives beyond revenge, including alleged hidden affairs and other undisclosed pressures.
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Iedgewater
N. J
Bergen
Willows
Londe
Herson
Kline
Treriven
Kimotryar
Khine
Hart
Kling
No Labor Day Parade Planned for City
There will be no Labor Day parade in Bridgeport, according to information gathered from organization centers yesterday. The American Legion Field Day at Seaside Park, star reception at public offices, and multiple outings including Cedar Grove and Stratfield are noted, with events tied to local theatre and trades councils in September.
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Bridgeport
American Legion
Seaside Park
Cedar Grove
Stratfield
United Trades Council
Joint Recital by Violin and Piano Pupils
A large audience attended a joint recital by Charles Merrents Manis and Marold B Morris, violinists, held last night in the Taylor Insviliding studio. The program blended easy and challenging selections, showcasing refined technique and harmony between the two instruments. Several students, including Stephen i Sathe rine Ticker Simon Waldini Alice Whiting Joseph Brien Anna Clark Lilian Neiman and others, performed pieces with notable poise.
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Charles Merrents Manis
Marold B. Morris
Tn ‘Avery
Rago Ce
Stephen i Satherine
Ticker
Simon Waldini
Alicp | Whiting
Joseph Brien
Annh ‘Clark
Lilian Neiman
Satenel Schwartz
Dorothy O'Brien
Johal Bates
William Paquerella
Ose Barbero
Stanley Mosy
Alder
Barynowsky
Wanda
Schavineky
Yacht Designer Dies in Crochelle Harbor Accident
Thomas Reynolds Webber, famed yacht designer behind the racing craft Ort goon and Sunnie, died today in a yacht incident off New Crochell. The Connecticut-born designer, known for precision lines and speed, was aboard when the vessel suffered a fatal underway mishap near the New Crochell shipyard.
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New Crochelle
N.Y
Sens
Thomas Reynolds Webber
Ort Goon
Sunnie
ST Yachits
Ballot on Soldiers' Bonus Shows Reelecting Senators Support Vote
Washington September 1 1922 analysis shows most Senators up for re election backed the soldier bonus bill while party lines shifted. specifics highlight Republican and Democratic incumbents voting for or against with regional patterns and notable exceptions shaping fate for 1924 campaigns.
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David Lawrence
Bridgeport Telegram
Washington
I. C
Senate
Tallmore
CY Dhaht
Noshde
Nipelyen
Auvelin
Virginia
Williams
Mississippi
Myers
Montana
Yds
Tadoe
Caliler
New Vo
Maryland
Waatern
Culberson
Troy
Alford
Maine
Xellogg
Minnesota
Tan Pontlette
Wisconsin
Lodge
Massachusetts
Caistor
West Virginia
Prison
California
Poindexter
Washinton
Townsend
Michigan
Republcans
Jores
New Mexico
Ashurst
Arizona
Wennessee
Vrearmer
Flori Uc
Denincrist
Corry
Yedp
Honug
Greene named to national postmasters meeting committee
Postmaster Charles I Greene of [city] named to a five member committee arranging the national convention of postmasters in Washington from September 27 to 29. Other members include M. O. Chance of Washington Baltimore postmaster Benjamin I. Woetper, Roland MM. Baker of Boston, and I Thorns ton of Richmond. Greene expected to speak at the convention as a vice president candidate. Postmaster General MubherL Work will be the convention’s honor.
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Charles I’. Greene
Washinton
M. O. Chance
Washington
Benjamin i. Woetper
Taltimore
Roland MM. Baker
Boston
Thornston
Richmond
Greene
Argess
Mubherl
Seaside Park Band Concert Planned Monday
Recreation announces a band concert at Seaside Park featuring a British program. Prelude includes Stay Spangled Banner and Merck. Performers listed include Washington Grays Orpheus Latrenden and Popular Communities Symphony. Overtures include Light Cavalry and Moonlight Sonata styles with multiple popular numbers and fantasies.
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Aurd Pf Recreation
Seaside Park
Merck
Washington Grays
Overtute
Orpheus
Latrenden
Light Cavalry
Americas
Oyster Industry Woes and Harbor Complaints Stir Coast News
A jumble of port activity reports shows oyster beds damaged by disease and flood, with shipments tied to City and Crane companies and Harbormaster efforts blocked by unfinished work. Washington activity notes probe postal and bureaucratic issues amid broader maritime and labor unrest.
City mail clerk compares work in the United States and England
A city mail clerk discusses postal operations in the United States and Britain. He notes English sorting rates and working conditions, contrasting them with American practices and contracts. The account emphasizes differences in efficiency and method between the two systems.
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U.S
England
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