Strike Halts: Arbitration Sought in Builders Dispute
The Building Trades Council union workers who quit over grievances with carpenters agreed to return to jobs pending a conference with master builders. A representative committee will meet to arbitrate the differences as both sides express willingness to settle, with further talks planned.
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Exeusive Boardt
Building Traded Council
District Tounell
Web
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Uuter
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Tomorro
Thim
Poorly Dressed Wife Case Shocks Court
A garbled courthouse report shows Johny Sat cara ee facing charges after a disputed balance and alleged fraud. The transcript mentions a wife’s needs and a failed loan arrangement with a store delivery, with unclear names and dates but court action stated.
Arrest of Sinbad Murke Reported by Patrolman Memo
A man named Sinbad Murke was arrested on suspicion after a night arrest by Patrolman Memo in Broadatrept. further details are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Sinbad Murke
Tait
Broadatrept
Armory Bill Survives Defeat to Pass in Trenton
After a morning defeat in the Senate, the Schwartz armory bill was revived in the afternoon session in Trenton aided by General Collins, Major Martin, and Colonel Patterson. Governor Fort is expected to sign both the armory measure and the $25,000 supplemental appropriation, with a total project cost around 136,000 and a state commitment to reach 1100,000.
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Trenton
Elizabeth
Schwartz
Senate
Mrudley
Governor Fort
Dennis F. Collins
Robert J. Patterson
William 8. Martin
Senta
Jgeevies
Murray
Ackerman
Hirawbeth
Colling
Martin
Patterson
Blate
Board of Freeholders
Thin
Armory
National Guardsmn
Magnolia Avenue
Walnut Street
Woman charged after attacking husband with stovelifter
Mrs Easterfield, 24, colored, of 44 Hedden Place, admitted striking her husband with a stovelifter in self defense after he allegedly chased her with a razor and tried to throw her down stairs. She claimed he caused the injuries during a struggle at their home and was committed to county jail in $200 bail awaiting the May Grand Jury.
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Hedden Place
George Buaterfeld
General Hospital
Easterfield
Sbo
Sines
George Hunterfeld
Ater
Tcould Aultro
FOUND BY OFFICERS LYING VERY ILL IN HUT
Detective Nelon and Patrolman Dohenvy found Martin Hart lying in a vacant house at the foot of Rankin Street. Hart had wandered from his boarding house and was taken to the police station after claim ing weeks of violent illness and an assault the previous evening.
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Rankin Street
Waa
Pole Aeomdbquartite
Securart
Tihewty
Paving Work Started on Talsyelte Street
Paving work has begun on Uepaving of Talsyelte street with brick for paving arriving. Union Business College advertises day and evening sessions with Individual Instruction at Building 28 210 Broad R, Principal Tel Cow.
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Talsyelte Street
Greeea4cerpidly Contracture
Iit & Viseh Onia
Union Business College
Builak
Highway plan drawn up at conference on Carteret link
Seven First Street Association members visited Roosevelt Linden township and Carteret to discuss a proposed highway from this city to Carteret. City officials and Carteret authorities debated route options and concerns over rail crossings and access. A meeting note will be reported at tonight's First Street Association session at the Tenex Hotel.
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Bory
Chytoret
Remley
Linden Township
Carteret
Roosevelt
Linden
Joseph A. Hermann
Simon, Wim
Amly
Hey
Bie Rubway
Lafayette @trent
Cartent
Lafayette Street
Central Railroad
Third
Johnsbreeta
Hy City
Tremley
Linden Town
Tenox Hotel
Knet Feracy Street
Association
James A. Laurie
Willi Hilgendahff
J. S. Herah
Charles D. Doctor
KE. Simand
Walter McManus
Albert Liteon
Boy fled after mother’s death from Newark home
A 12 year old boy, reportedly despondent after his mother’s death two weeks earlier, left his Newark home and was found asleep at 12.40 am at a Pennsylvania Railroad station. He told patrolman Moser his father disapproved of his stay with another family and that he was “put out” after the mother died. Captain John A. Peters of Fleet precinct is handling the inquiry and notified Newark police.
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Ame
Jaiowne
Police
Moser
Pennsylvania
Bla Mathers Wewth
Watt
Abe
Jobh A. Peters
Fleet
Newark
Brilliant transfer saves Cairnroom passengers amid ship fire
In the English Channel a panic on the Cairnroom led to transfer of 900 passengers to the Kanawha in mid channel. Captains Stouke and Kellman supervised the move with precision as flames were spotted near the Cairnroom, allowing most to reach safety aboard the Kanawha and Dover-bound lifeboats.
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Hunieh Wheminship Cairnroom
Porthind
Angilkh Channel
Kanawha
Stouke
Calenrona
Kellman
Wtiowmer
Dover
Insanity Defense Sought for Springfield Slayer Bertram G Spencer
Springfield District Attorney Taft announced plans to press murder charges against Bertram G Spencer in the killing of Miss Martini B Blackatone and Harriet Dow. Spencer faces no bail while awaiting further examination to substantiate the case. relatives are said to be funding his defense and his insanity plea is anticipated. Police report links multiple robberies in the city to Spencer from 1870 to the present.
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Mass
Bertram G. Spencer
Martini B. Blackatone
Seriona
Harriet Dow
Haw
Taft
Jalan
Vonrk
Spencer Wy
Boyln
Spencer
Delicatessen Opens as New Store on Blieabeyh Avenue
Lost boy found in Frewt aireet linked to wrap of events near a new delicatessen at 63 Blieabeyh avenue. The former grocer and delicatessen venue announces reopening with shop items and a souvenir giveaway at the NEW DELICATESSEN STORE.
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Gelter Wit Oben
Delicateamen Alors
Blieabeyh Avenue
Satie Ws Reliai
New Jersey Legislature Ends Long Night With McCran Bill Passed
After hours of heated debate the New Jersey Legislature adjourned at 8 15 this morning. The McCran bill prohibiting sub surface water diversions passed the Senate in its original form after clashes over amendments and gubernatorial action. The session also approved reappraisal plans for railroad property and made numerous appointments to state boards amid political maneuvering in both houses.
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Trenton
Red Fieb
New Jersey
Senate
McCran
New York
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Henate
Ranele
Aera Banat
Nate
Inet Aator
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Haddon County Tax Board
John Rotherham
Chirenes
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Rotherham
Hudson Rapuaiean Iy
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Fielder
Hudson
Howe
Wakeles
Brailey
Leavitt
Mills
Morris County
Syaimet
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Bradley
Camden County
Kort
Mercer
House
Thes
Banking and Insurances
Lawin
Ackerman
Wall Street Opens Mixed Amid Earnings and Bonds Activity
Stock prices showed little direction at the opening with Amalgamated Copper among the weaker performers. Government bonds and honda markets were noted as steady, while analysts cited cautious investor sentiment and fluctuating demand for Treasuries and corporate issues.
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