Newark Police Chief Adams Dies by Suicide at Park
Newark chief of police John H. L. Adams was found dead by a bullet in Branch Brook Park with a revolver nearby. Investigators note recent grand jury indictments of Adams and other officials for nonfeasance of duty. his letter to his wife suggested the tragedy.
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Staten Island Booming Industry Across From Elizabethport
Staten Island experiences growth as a thriving manufacturing community opposite Elizabethport. The area sees new mills and increased employment, reflecting a broader industrial expansion along the harbor. Local firms report rising output and demand.
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Home for the Elks: plans advance for lodge building
A local Elks group named The Biimebeth Lodge has moved forward with constructing its own lodge in the city. The details are still being clarified as preparations proceed.
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State Mutual Building and Loan receiver asked
In Camden and Elizabeth reports indicate State Mutual Building and Loan Association sought a receiver. Elizabeth residents react, with some expressing optimism though details remain unclear about implications for funds and control of the institution. The article notes calls for orderly handling of affairs and potential court action.
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Milliken NY Welcomes New Growth Amid Modern Plant
A fragmented notice describes the town of Milliken in New York reshaping its image as a growing center. The local plant project by Gamble Hedden Company spurs development with grocer Stores, eateries, and homes, signaling rapid urban expansion and economic activity.
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Robbery in neighborhood chase ends with suspects fled
On Saturday night, a reported robbery near a church ended when a man fled, pursued by a witness on the street. The suspect escaped, and in the later search 18 men were arrested but Mrs Peon could not identify any of them.
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Springfield Board of Education votes to appoint member
The Springfield Board of Education held a meeting in March to confirm the appointment of a board member by the County Superintendent. The session involved votes on the appointment and formal actions to finalize the seating of the new member.
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Opening Address at Peace Conference Opens in Carnegie Hall
Secretary Hughes and Mayor McGinnan head a list of dignitaries at the opening address of the Peace Conference in Carnegie Hall New York April 16. Attendees include war veterans and G A R leaders, Roosevelt, and international figures with Canada France and other nations represented among the speakers and delegates.
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Board of Education Visits Battin High School
All board members except one attended a thorough inspection of Battin High School yesterday afternoon. The visit followed the last meeting with the hope that the board will review the school’s condition and plan further actions.
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Wall Street Market Update Bids Sturdy Through Forenoon
The New York market advanced through the forenoon with steady demand and limited supply. Rates rose modestly as small lot buyers and larger investors kept the buying pace, while recent trends appeared driven more by liquidity than bright prospects.
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Inquiries on School Money Distribution Delayed
Many inquiries have been made to School Superintendent William J. Shearer by principals about when funds for schools will be apportioned. The year’s division of funds is later than usual and is to be distributed among high schools by a formula. The total amount involved is 467,062.76 dollars, with 7,997,105.61 pending constitutional considerations and rail-related deductions. Last year the distributed sum was 1,937.98 dollars.
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Rickert Dies of Injuries After Practice Collision
Boston April 1—W J Rickert died yesterday afternoon at Massachusetts General Hospital from injuries suffered during a practice collision a week earlier. The deceased was the first victim named in the New England area. He collided with a teammate while running for a ball during a game.
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Treasury picks Elizabeth site for new federal building
The Treasury Department selected the northwest corner of North Broad street and Westfield street in Elizabeth New Jersey as the site for a public building. The land, including the house and a price of $68,000, remains the property of Mrs Emily B Williamson if removed. The decision ends months of controversy over site location and follows appeals and letters to Washington.
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