License Delays Spark Heated Garwood Hearing
A heated Garwood liquor license hearing stalled the Levandosky request at 436 Vine Street amid claims of gambling and false citizenship testimony. Commissioners postponed ruling to review records and resolve ties with local saloon concerns, while granting renewal for Thomas Samailis at 194 Front Street after testimony.
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Michael Levandosky
Garner
Excise Hurd
Ty Iiem O
Ghayacter
Commis- Lye
Thd Vite Street
Graetinge
Thomas Samailis
Mt Front Street
King
Samailis
Mayor Gaynor to avoid operation unless infection arises
Hoboken August 10 doctors announce no operation will remove lead fragments from Mayor Gaynor’s throat unless infection appears. Temperature stable and patient improving. no probing unless symptoms worsen. Briefing notes his cheerful mood, hunger returning, and plan to move to Adirondacks camp when allowed.
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Hoboken
Gaynor
Tt Wa
St. Maury's Hospital
Three Inmates Escape Rahway Reformatory Inmate Trio Flees Yard
Elizabeth police report three Rahway Reformatory prisoners escaped yesterday. John Green 24 from Mercer county Michael Rotchford 20 from Hudson county and Joseph Lapchak 20 from Passaic fled the enclosure while working in the garden. Two have been captured with Green still at large. Captured men say they know nothing of the missing guard. The escape adds six months to their sentences.
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Passaic
Green
Lapchak
Port Reading
Rotchford
Reformatory
Tots Taught How to Play at Public School Playground
Hundreds of poor children at Public School No 1. are being shown basic play by playground supervisors. Instructors explain use of swings slides and other apparatus while children gain self confidence to join in games. Some initially fear exclusion but gradually participate. Continued on Eighth Page.
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Elizabeth
Schmidlin
Big Increase in City Ratables Expected This Year
Figures from eight assessors show total ratables likely to rise by more than 3 million dollars compared with last year. Four wards are not yet reported, possibly slowing the rate, with the eight completed wards showing an average increase of about 310 dollars per ward.
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Conty Board
County Board
Tatahlea
Comany
Seventh Ward Independent Social Club to endorse candidates
The Seventh Ward Independent Social Club met at William A. Miller's Hall to discuss endorsements. They plan to read candidate platforms and possibly endorse at the August 24 meeting and may field a candidate for assessor. The club has 120 voters and aims to elect endorsed candidates. Officers listed include John Tobin as president and Carl Gauber as financial secretary.
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Seventh Ward Independent Social Club
William A. Miller
Seventh
East Jersey
Seventh Ward
John Tobin
Samuel Murray
Adam Schmidt
Carl Gauber
Frank A. Poda
John Kaufman
Fort closes White House for vacation in September
Governor Fort plans a vacation from August 20 to September 1 with state duties paused. After Labor Day he will attend in the State House every Tuesday and preen until his term ends in January. J. Francis sells Moland’s Minded Ham for luncheons and quick meals, with Union advertising in the city. Union Business College at 208-210 Broad Street lists catalog offerings.
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Trenton
Moland
J. Francis
Motorcyclists' Army Passes Through City en Route to Philadelphia
More than 120 riders on an endurance run under the Federation of American Motorcyclists passed through the city this morning heading to Philadelphia. The group crossed Elizabeth toward Asbury Park, marking the third control point, after starting in Philadelphia Monday at 7 AM.
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Philadelphia
Federation of American
Elizabeth
Asbury Park
Stroudsburg
Pottstown
Reading
Allentown
Easton
Hackettstown
Delaware Water Gap
Newark
Thin City
Promised to Teach Trade Dispute Hearsay Court Action
Mrs Annie Wirmich of 147 Inglea place filed in City Criminal Court accusing James Savitch of failing to teach her husband the machinist trade for 30 dollars. She claims Savitch demanded 1000 dollars to teach the trade and the judge advised bringing the case to District Court, dismissing the complaint.
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James Savitch
Clark Wace
Annie Wirmich
Inglea Place
City Criminal Court
Wirmich
District Court
Swviteh
Man Held for Tool Theft Arraigned in City Court
Albert Dixon was arraigned in City Criminal Court on tool theft charges tied to Buck Wheat Island and a Peterstown pawn shop. Found tools included saws and hammers. Dixon was arrested at 631 Fourth Avenue yesterday by detectives Mulcahy and Matson. complainant is Lewis Vernota of 467 Third Avenue.
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Peterstown
Albert Dixon
City Criminal Court
Maton
Novello
Dixon
Fourth Avenue
Mulcahy
Matson
Lewis Vernota
Third Avenue
Elisabeth LANSLEY BUSINESS COLLEGE ad elm session
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Elisabeth Lansley Business College and a call to begin an everyday session. Details are unclear due to missing text.
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Lansley Business College
Immer
Elizabethans urged to take the Journal on summer trips
The Journal asks readers leaving the city for summer to take the publication along to stay informed about local affairs. It notes possible address changes and provides contact details for delivery changes and advance payment reminders. Walter at 118 Cookman Avenue is listed as an agent for summer deliveries to Asbury Park or Ocean Grove.
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Jourmal
Nal
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Mhay
Walter
Cookman Avenya
Elizabeth Girl Wins Balloon Flying Contest
Misa Hope Sloan daughter of L W Brown of Union Avenue won the balloon flying contest at the children's carnival on the lawn near the Coleman House in Allenhurst Saturday afternoon. Each child released a toy balloon and the highest altitude balloon sent aloft earned the prize.
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Misa Hope Sloan
L. W. Brown
Union Avenue
Coleman House
Allenhurst
Mise Sloan
Doctor Dowd Says Mayor Gaynor Likely To Recover
New York surgeon Dr Charles N Dowd reports Mayor Gaynor recovering well after being shot at Hoboken Hospital He notes the mayor has rallied exceptionally since the incident and is doing as well as can be expected Purity Milk for Children and Invalids advertised with local dairy details and address.
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Charles ‘N. Dowd
New York
Wien
Gaynor
Hoboken Hospital
General Hospital
Dowd
Stayor Gaynor
Judge Runyon Opens Campaign For Congress In Plainfield
Judge Willian N. Runyon of Plainfield launched his Republican bid for Congress from the Fifth district at a Downtown Club rally in German Parish Hall. About 600 voters heard his platform on conservation, monopolies, railroad regulation, and tariff study. He denied ties to any boss and defended his honesty while addressing insinuations from Fowler supporters.
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Plainfield
Congress
Fifth
Republican Club
Ger Jman Parish Hall
Jinis
Payne-Aldrich
Cannon
Lower Thomne
Aren
Judge Runyon
Tie
Runyon
Charles N. Fowler
Fowler
Kean
Smith
Edward Tauer
Mravlag
Charles Wagner
James White
Republican City Central Committee
Mraving
Victor Mraving
Amd
Herange P Fedt
Tay Fremont
Mravlag Drops Out of Mayoral Race
Mayor Mravlag announced he will not seek reelection for mayor, citing the bishops law as impracticable and urging a platform for its amendment. He noted his decision as final despite pressure from Republican leaders and endorsements for a second term.
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Mravlag
The
Journal
Mravlay
Ha Hid
Mmvlag
Corkece
Smith
Oigo
Board of Excise Hay
Jersey City
Hoboken
Newark
Fisk
Plaingeld
Xaloun
Three Philadelphia Laborers Arrested on Suspicion
Three metal workers George L. Barnes George Law and George Ti Kennedy were arrested this morning at Front and Fulton by Patrolman O'Brien of the Second precinct on suspicion. One man was on crutches with only one leg. They were discharged in City Criminal Court this morning.
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Philadelphia Metal
George L. Barnes
George Law
George Ti. Kennedy
Front
Fulton Atreta
O'Brien
Taw
City Criminal Court
Rescue at River by Police Officers Near Front Street Bridge
Patrolman Styler of the Second Precinct and Captain Martin of a lumber schooner pulled a man from the Elizabeth River near the South Front Street bridge at about 11. The man identified himself as Michael Brennan and police say he had been drinking. He was found by the river bank with no explanation of how he came to be there.
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Styler
Martin
Elizabeth Rivers
South Front Street
Michael Brennan
Wall Street gains and declines chart market activity
The New York stock market opened active with many issues showing solid advances from yesterday. Prices later retreated from morning highs, with declines in leaders after the first hour, while government bonds held steady and other bonds stood firm. A barter tone emerged after forenoon recessions, and some later recoveries appeared in key classes.
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Telegraph
Journal
New York
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Charles M, Dowd
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St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
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