Surprises at Newark OLE Conference Bishop’s changes stir
Newark April gathering of the OLE Conference saw mixed reactions as Bishop Thomas Yeely announced personnel shifts for the coming year. Discontent rose over Rev. Charles Mead leaving Centenary Church for New Orleans, while other appointments drew sympathy and support from parishioners and church boards.
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Newark
Thomas. Yeely
Charlew
Méad
Centenary Church
Mead
Hobokem
Charel
Tornado Toll Rises Across Several States
Tornadoes swept multiple states causing eight deaths as towns reported widespread damage. Authorities and emergency crews rushed to affected areas, restoring power and assessing casualties amid ongoing cleanup efforts.
Robbins Denies Dinner Plot In Local Option Bid
In Trenton on April 7 President Robbins denied a report that he attended a private dinner with Senator Hinchliffe where plans to revive local option were discussed. Hinchliffe stated no further action would be taken in the Senate this year and hinted at assurances from a Republican senator high in party circles.
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Star
Trenton
Senate
Robbins
Ifs Ota
Hind
Hinchliffe
Cripple Cure Accomplished After Railroad Accident
Aram Vaulotaki of 38 Ping Street, struck by a Central Railroad train on March 4, suffered a broken right leg and serious injuries. He is now a patient at the Alexandrian Hospital, aged 36, unmarried, born in Poland. A prior accident years ago left his limb significantly shorter, prompting questions about treatment.
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Aram Vaulotaki
Wan
Alexian Hospital
Ees
Poland
Atlantic Ten Club Circuit Sets New Top Club Group
President Dobbins announced the Atlantic Lesage circuit will consist of top clubs. The change follows dropping Soni and adding two extra clubs to back the circuit. The plan aims to unify the league and expand participation among members in the region.
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Mg Pee
Soni Ee
Philadelphia
Penson
Havik Ie Giomek
Tome
Chess
Lam
Apeakdent
Tated
Meccan stinte attack on dogs leads to arrest record
A fragment describes alleged cruelty with a club against dogs near a facility. It notes the arrest of several individuals and mentions legal actions or levies connected to a millinery styling matter. The text is garbled but centers on crime and local enforcement.
Iceberg Destroys Russian Fishermen Near Riga
A huge iceberg drifted toward the sea off Riga trapping about 1,400 Russian fishermen. One report says 1,463 drowned after the iceberg overturned. others claim 37 escaped. Rescue boats pursue the floe as vessels near Riga sight no life signs yet.
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Berlin
Ajwil
Riga
Higa
Lokal Antiger
New York State okays 825000 for preliminary bridge work
A legislative committee approves 825000 for preliminary work on the proposed Hudson River bridge project. The plan includes borings and material testing at One Hundred and Seventy ninth Street while weighing a cheaper six lane design with three train tracks and four roadway lanes.
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Thin Ety
X Mensmi
Praldeposed
Pane Commission
Nan Aberhart
Fereny
York Senate
New York
Hudson River
New Jersey
Fort, Ie
Daveriain
Skye
Teal
Bo Bidit
Fittyene
Test Fre Maris and Recent Selsbeth Auxili Game
Fragmented text references two tests or games with unclear details. The snippet mentions Maris and Auxili entities and a Wier Alaris Conapadiy element, but lacks concrete actions, dates, or outcomes to form a complete news item.
Center rm Siazee the Tipokioa ite ca Canes Spreyeatt ek a ne eavene ot
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local center or event with unclear names and places. Readable fragments suggest a ceremonial or community center context but lack coherent facts or identifiable entities.
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Rm Siazee
Tipokioa
Easter Clothing Sale Omens Men’s Wear Deals Ahead
A stray fragment notes an Easter clothing sale focused on men’s wear with implied bargains and seasonal shopping push. The readable text hints at a promotional event though specifics like dates or exact items remain unclear.
Fort withholds Adjutant General nomination in constitutional challenge
In Trahton April report Gov Fort delays sending any nomination for Adjutant General to the Senate while the constitutionality of the 64 year retirement law is tested by Assemblyman Vredenburgh. If the court rules against retirement, Fort may offer the post to Ro Heber Breintnall, praised by legislators when he vacated the office earlier.
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Sta
Fort
Ro Heber Breintnall
Tal
Breintnall
Picture Halls to Improve Fire Commission Report
The Board of Fire Commissioners reported that two downtown picture halls require changes including added exits and revised lobby access. New Lyceum Theatre and Proctor Bijou Dream complied with bids to install inviting lobby access, while upgrades at a Gay Street location include a new exit and reinforced doors. The panel also discussed repainting and replacements for three engine house components and related allocations.
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Board of Fire Commissioners
Focal Moving Picture
Lyceum Theatre
Proctor Bijou
Tewan
Robert Neil
Hell In the
Keak
Jersey Street
Eß Smith
Tad
Car Crash Maims 14 in New Brunswick Fog
Telegraph to the Journal reports a trolley collision in New Brunswick caused by dense fog injured about 14 people. Witnesses say the crash occurred as cars failed to stop in the foggy conditions. The injured were rushed to local hospitals for treatment.
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New Brunswick
New Brumwick
Martin
Jared
Bebuntiér
Kirkland Club Musical Performance Review
A local organization presents a vaudeville style show produced by the committee. The act features Ane Mopert-4 and a cast performing in a community venue with music, dance, and varied theatrical numbers.
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Tomas
de Vaudeville
Labs Rt Fon
Y-0 Leader and Ally Arrested in Railroad Bridge Raid
Police captured Albert Burns and Hugh Brady at a Barrett Manufacturing site near Elisabeth avenue hour before 1 am. Nearly $100 in Toots seized, alleged from a Staten Island Rapid Transit railroad robbery tied to the Baltimore and Ohio Bridge raid. Burns faces four warrants, with prior evasion and ties to the Y O gang. Brady also linked to gang activity and other charges. Both men arraigned. authorities recovered tools and evidence from the railroad theft.
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Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Albert Burns
Hugh Brady
Iso
Barrett Manufacturing Company
Elisabeth
Lar
Peeny
Dillon
Horn
Ale O'Leary
Streste
Pitmans
Boy Missing Sparks Police Search Efforts City
Henril Mueck 17, employee of Westos Electrical, vanished from 110 Cherry Street after returning home from work. Police describe him as about five seven, slim build, wearing a dark cap, gray shirt, checked trousers. Neighbors recall no unusual activity. mother Mrs. Mueck appeals for information as investigators comb the area and question friends and associates.
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Henril Mueck
Westos Electrical Company
Von
Hila
Electric Light
Flr
Sane
Ferenc
Anchen
Lim
Bop
U S Sleuths in Palermo Hunt Petrosino Slayers
Palermo detectives press on in the Petrosino murder case while suspects freed prove innocent. The Palermo chief predicts arrests by week’s end as several New York detectives work independently of local police.
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Palermo
Joseph Petrosino
New York
Havana Collides With Cuban a Cubana Forces Beaming
Aboard the Havana of the New York and Havana Line, the ship rammed the freighter Cubana after leaving Quarantine. Passengers panicked as Deck drills were sounded and both vessels guided to safety. The Cubana suffered a damaged rudder and water intake and was beached off Staten Island. the Havana resumed its pier entry after assurances of no danger to passengers. Government tugs towed the Cubana from shallow water while repairs were contemplated. Crew and stewards reassured stressed travelers throughout the incident.
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Jonrwal
New York
Panvengora
Havana
Jet Tuto
Cubana
Charlock Reappointment Confirmed by Senate
The Senate confirmed the reappointment of Postmaster Charlock amid congratulatory notices. The report notes White and Bunstock advancing duties, with carriers and clerks at post stations increasing service and readiness in the city.
Frost Forecast Signals Cooler Weather Across Regions
A Weather Bureau bulletin predicts cool conditions and frost risk across the interior of the United States, with frost likely in the Middle Atlantic and New England regions and extending toward the Mississippi and Ohio valleys. The forecast mentions a cooler spell for the Fasterd half and midperiod forecasts for temperate zones from the Gulf to the Atlantic coasts.
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Journal
Washington
United
Ohio- Wajopa
Tégion
Middle“Atlantic
New Begland Bieter
Gulf and
Atlantic
Bates
Liability Bill Passes After Bitter House Fight
From Trenton April 7 report of Senator Ackerman’s employer liability bill. The measure, long debated, passed the House on final roll call by unanimous vote amid acrimonious exchanges with Minority Leader Sullivan. Debates centered on notice requirements and time limits for suits by injured workers.
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Fiat
J— Trenton
Ackerman
Pierce
Union
Lauder Sullivan
Ackerman Gil
Wits
Dlubs
Siliyan
Ani Calso
Bierce
Sullivan
Sul
Murder case fuels tensions between Californians and Japanese
At a preliminary hearing in California, John Kyte and other defendants face charges in a brutal murder of Kyte’s victims on a train car. Prosecutors allege a conspiracy involving fifty Japanese individuals and plan to hold several suspects without bail. The case has inflamed anti-Japanese sentiment as police pursue additional suspects related to the confessed killing.
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Journal J ‘Gileog Caky
Laa
Q Mutas
Tohn Kyte
Balt Lake Ghar
Cma
Byne
Shotfon
Yaahimiusa
Pak
Mgatnat
Sorensen Turned Over to Probation Officer
A partial report notes Sorensen was turned over to a probation officer after two years of charges. Indicted by the last Grand Jury, he remained in jail and was employed there while awaiting further action. The excerpt references guardians, a missing return, and an attempt to rent property linked to the case.
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Sorensen
Local youths rounded up on Third Street for early morning incident
Detectives Nolann and O Brien took four men including William Steom Percy Idner and John Fox, all about 24 years old, into custody at the corner of Third Street and Pige Street early Tuesday.
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Lartin Sohopen
William Steom
Percy Idner
John Fox
Jek
Whan
Nolann
Plainelothermag O Brien
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