Governor Term Shifts As Constitution Amendment Sought
In a four year Governor term proposal the legislature aims to alter the constitution. The plan doubles legislator salaries to 1000 annually and redefines Senate terms to four years by class. Assembly terms, county officers and various offices face changes as debates continue in the legislature.
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Fort Jeaterdiyr
Renaluthone
Senate
Binanial Gossions
Nome
Iyrogatts
Sheville
Distriota
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Court of Appeals
Board of Education Meeting Promises Plan Approval
At a special session the Board of Education will meet to discuss the successful plan for School No. 5. Proeditor Swift will disclose the use of the plan and identify the winning architect. The Committee on Building and Furniture will submit a report on the school project and safety aspects for approval at tomorrow night’s meeting.
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Dilght
Swift
Chas
State Board, of Education
Committee On
Ly Aubiit & Tugger
New Building Loan Association Opens
A local loan association begins operations at 200 Hour Street amid a quiet ceremony. The event highlighted a push for affordable housing finance and community investment. Local officials and residents attended, noting plans for future lending programs and neighborhood development.
Fragmented entry hints at wartime fauna and names
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and phrases including Father Smith and Michiel Fagin Uri Rien. The text appears as garbled notes from a wartime or military context with unclear relationships and missing dates or places.
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Father Smith
Jun War
Salton
the Artongemente
Michiel
Chicago Officer-6HOT Fatality Linked to Own Action
A Chicago officer, identified as Shea, died after an apparent self-inflicted incident during a dawn shift. The death is being treated as due to his own actions, with investigators reviewing the circumstances surrounding the event.
Died of Pure Joy Coroner’s Decision
Deputy Coroner John B. Black ruled Andrew Wig of Lorain Ohio died of pure joy after a bizarre incident in Duquesne. Wig preceded by trying to escort Julia to Lorain, collapsed on a sidewalk while they were en route to a train. Anne searched for him and found him dead on a bench.
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Burg
John B. Black
Andrew Wig
Lorain
Dea
Duquesne
Shy
Lea
Julia
Anne
Battleship fleet returns to San Diego amid parade plans
San Diego welcomes the American battleship fleet returning from its long voyage. Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas commands the fleet nearing noon arrival. Governor J. N. Gillette attends as California and Pacific Coast representative. Admiral Evans is unavailable due to a prior engagement. About five thousand sailors and marines will land for the grand parade, with squadrons from state coastal artillery and local units expected to participate.
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San Diego
Charles “M. Thamua
J. N. Gillette
Crifornia
Pa Gille
Evans
Wigeya
Hot Springs
State Coast Artillery
Nee Goan
McCarren Fights McCarren in New York Delegation Showdown
In New York on April 14 the Democratic State Convention descended into a tense power struggle as Pat H. McCarren of Brooklyn pressed to block the King county delegation. The anti McCarren camp predicted McCarren and allies would be ousted by the credentials committee, with a battle looming before the convention convenes.
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Tie Taurus
New York
Hodui
Aod
Pat H. McCarren
Brooklyn
Tie
King County
van Crane
Orig Etna Ing
Oerom
Austin
McCarren
MikeSordes
Poeta
Committee of Gredentials
Cotaien
Tammany Law Committee
Brookyn
Tomality
Brioklyn Sien
Arc Crane
Victoria Hotel
Eeettapice
Ineaea
Schedule for Yacht Races Bids Around Staten Island
A New York and New Jersey yacht racing schedule was adopted at a meeting of the New York Bay Yacht Racing Association in Elizabeth. The plan includes ten clubs, new courses, and a potential around Staten Island race. Events feature long and short distances, with entry fees, cups, and a general racing committee to govern rules and arrangements.
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New Jersey
Staten Island
Newson
Davity
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Elizabeth Yacht Club
Regatte
Paul Justinaki
Kraiker
Meaguter Badel
Pauseseic Club
Sparks
Pavonia Yacht Club
Maran
Erie Bask Yacht Club
Excelsior Yacht Club
Newark Motor Boat Club
Newark
Rarit River Yachtlub
Perth Am
Newark Bay
Long Island
Erie Basin
Brooklyn
Sinul
Erie Basin Yacht Club
Erie
New York Bay
Sandy Hook
Banat
Gm Erouni Staten ‘Talond
Buxton Gets Position on State Tax Board
In Trenton on April 14 Frederick R. Lehlbach, secretary of the State Board of Equalization of Taxes, tendered his resignation. Assemblyman Henry W. Buxton of Morris County was appointed to fill the vacancy, a decision contested by J. Frank Burke of the Anti-Saloon League. Buxton previously survived strong opposition at the polls.
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Trenton
Frederick R. Lehlbach
State Board of Equalisation of ‘Axes
Tia
Lehibach
Knnexhonky
Henry W. Buxton
Morrle_county
Lebibach
Buxton
J. Frank Burke
Anti-Satoon League
Drowned Watchman George Johnson Near Pier 4
An elderly watchman, George Johnson, 68, while conducting river soundings with three surveyors aboard a rowboat was swept overboard by a ferry wake and drowned. The bodies of the others were recovered, but Johnson remained missing as search efforts continued.
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George Johnson
North River
Dolinon
Central Railroad
Johnson
Sha
Oma
Newa
Jolunon
Johnson Cane
Mina Fin
Halang
Newark
Foraker Denounces Roosevelt Over Negro Soldier Reenlistment Talk
Washington April 14 Senator Foraker of Ohio blasted President Roosevelt and opposed a bill allowing reenlistment eligibility for discharged Negro soldiers. He argued the measure would force defendants to prove innocence before a prejudging court, denouncing the administration and urging protection of civil rights. The speech, delivered in the Senate’s upper chamber, linked to Browndville riots and warned against reviving wartime legal abuses.
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Journal
Washington
Congress
RB. Foraker
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Becayae
Browndville
Jim
Way- Ter
Missouri
Hans
Altixenahip
Tuffwinl
Atben
Paignon
Banks to Open Here on Good Friday
Banks in the city plan to remain open on Good Friday despite the public holiday law. The National, State, County Savings, Union County Trust, and Citty Bank stated they will conduct business, with Elizabethport Bank noting slight chances of closings and expecting regular operations.
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Asnemr Dlymman
Cleet
Sx & Legal Hiaudry
Banke Ee Laion County Savings “Bank
Connty ‘Trust Conny
Cittony Bank
Wandard
Elizabethport Bank
Judgments Rendered by Judge Whittemore in Oakley Case
The Clarke Mek firm files suit in La Distrit Court against Edward Neubauer for $45 plus fees. Judge Whittemore awards a judgment for the plaintiff, recording the court action and outcome in the Saltie City proceeding.
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la Distrit Court
Clarke Mek
Claries
W. Oakley
Ageinet
Edward Neubauer
Iveu Oakley
Stowe
Saltie Wiig Wity
Farm Needs Services Of American Boy
Washington April 14 The refusal of the American boy to stay upon the farm is discussed by Secretary Wilson as a national issue. He warned that high costs of farm products threaten relief as campaign supporters must balance budgets. He quipped about a girl who can cook a meat meal before playing the piano, noting such skills could ease household burdens.
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Washington
Secetary of Agriculture
Wilson
Besn National Comiece
City plans more street sprinkling and paving talks
City Council members plan to buy three new watering carts and three dump wagons to boost street watering and curb dust on main streets. They discussed asphalt paving along Rahway avenue and the cost split with Elizabeth townships, with county funds and local expenses under review and possible county paving.
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Schlotterer
Mick
Walker
Wie Cross
Rahway Avenue
Rome
Walt
Elizabeth
Ryan
Labor Dispute Talks Reopen Between Unions
Master Masons and Bricklayers and Plasterers plan a new arbitration meeting at the Hersh Building at 8 o'clock to settle the labor trouble. Journeymen prepare at their Hirst Avenue headquarters as rumors of a presidential intervention are denied.
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Bricklayers and Plasterere’ Union
Hersh
Antal
Wb Pronent
Nexnion
Hirst Avenue
Brieklayern and Plastererst Tinlus
Iation
Manne
Romumitteer
Board of Health
Leese Devine
Mangame Anc
Filasterers
Bars Bar Minors From Theatres Chief Tenney Enforces Law
Governor Fark signed the Morgui bill barring admission of any child under ten unaccompanied by a parent to theatres, moving picture houses, vaudeville shows, public dancehalls, or saloons. The New Lyceum and Proctor's managers pledge compliance. police will enforce at doors. The act, part of 1908 amendments, details penalties for managers and guardians. It excludes performances at public entertainment pier events, schools, churches, and private societies. The measure also restricts serving alcohol to minors and minors from billiard rooms, with immediate effect and penalties for violators.
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Fark
Lyceum
Proctor’s
Lloyd
New York
Poliew
Ney Devsary
Whistler
Reverend Youngs to East Orange in new pastorate
The Rev William Wallace Youngsnit of St James Church leaves this city for East Orange to assume duties as pastor of the Park Avenue SEB Church. He says he tried to do good here but could not prosper and that friends bid him farewell as he departs for his new charge.
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St. James Churel
Mtopagan
Eist Orange
Park Avenue Seb
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