State Food Committee Organized at Granford Meeting
State Food Committee formed to protect consumers from infection in milk meat and other foods. Sixty delegates from health boards women’s clubs and organizations attended the Cranston Foot Committee and Village Improvement Association led the gathering at Hunt Presbyterian Church. The group urged federal action and urged a uniform national standard for food inspection labeling and quarantine to prevent tainted food from reaching the public.
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Granford
Hunt Presbyterian Church
Cran“ton Foot Committee
Village Improvement Association
Boarda of
Fifty Die in Religious Warfare in Vienna Riot
Telegraph report from Vienna describes a violent clash between Catholic and Muslim residents after sectarian tensions. Fifty persons killed and many wounded as mobs attacked the Moslem quarter near Djakava, with authorities debating retaliation and safety measures.
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Vienna
Djakava
Al-basis
Robbed surveyor, man sent to state prison
Bernard Engleman, Monday, arraigned before Judge At leater in the Court of Quarter Sessions, was sentenced to seven years in state prison for robbing City Surveyor William Luster and related charges. A second charge involving a concealed weapon received suspended punishment.
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William Luster
Atleater
Engleman Ales
Yall
Ayary
Assembly Probers at State Prison Examine Pension Methods
Special to the Forest notes the Assembly resumed its inquiry after a two month lull, inspecting pension practices at the state prison. The report mentions the College of Business as part of a building listing and highlights a Toy Department exhibit, with references to court fees and local vendors.
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Trenton
Dyc
Iheti
Abolition of Grace Crossings Sought by State Board
General Joseph W. Congdon told a Trenton delegation that the State Board of Railroad Commissioners aims to abolish dangerous grade crossings. He said new legislation may be needed to empower elimination across New Jersey and that a push for such reform will be pursued in the next legislative session. The Elisabeth situation was outlined by City Councilman W J McGurn and City Attorney Ma Ryan, with discussion of state action and authority.
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State House
Trenton Yeatening
Elizabeth
Toseph W. Congdon
New Jersey
General Co
Elisabeth
W. J. McGurn
Ma’ Ryan
City Attorne
Gonnolly
Snowy Streets Roll On In Town Traffic Unharmed
Two inches of snow fell overnight and into the morning leaving sidewalks and streets slick yet passable. The trolley company deployed sweepers to clear tracks while schools delayed or began later. Despite slick conditions, most transportation moved with little disruption.
Taft's Mother Dying in Milbury Massachusetts
Milbury Mass Dec 4 A.Olyarch reports Mrs Louisa Taft mother of Secretary of War Taft is failing steadily in her Milbury home Her condition considered serious but hoped to survive until his return Taft now travels home from Asia and may miss witnessing his mother’s recovery or fate
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Milbury
Mass
A. Olyarch
Louisa M.teft
Taft
Beale
Philippines
China
Japan
Abe
United States
Stronger Navy is Kaiser’s Cry in Berlin Dispatch
Berlin reports Kaiser calls for a stronger navy to back exports and world power. He argues Germany must enrich war potential while pursuing peace, linking naval buildup to national strength, industrial growth, and global influence. He warns against isolation and urges broader expansion to safeguard security and markets.
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Berlin
Amys
All Sin
Belgium
Banking and Currency Committee changes loom in Congress
Washington notes a shift as Representative Burton of Ohio may join the Banking and Currency Committee, counterbalancing Representative Fowler. The report discusses Burton’s expertise on monetary affairs, potential moves from rivers and harbors, and committee room arrangements as the Senate contemplates leadership and staffing.
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Samra
Waatington
Evoltative
Fowler
Burton
Ohio
Banking and Currency
Erie
Rivera
Warbors
Osman
Fae Burton
Canton
Hans
Wiliams
Palmer
Frey
Milhuest
Monmouth County
Beatieos
Airship La Patrie Found After Runaway Near Ballyballagh
The runaway French airship La Patrie was located on a Ballyballagh farm in Veeland per Central News dispatch. Report says crew tore up ground for feet until the frame collapsed. The craft broke free from 200 French soldiers, was seen inflating Monday, and was overturned several times during its runs over towns in Wales and Ireland. French authorities hoped the accident would conceal construction secrets.
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Sowenal
Lamon
Dee
Ballyballagh
Vreeland
Centra
Saya
Talag
Wales
Ireland
Pirates In Sea of Japan Aim For Japanese Ship
A telegram from Nagawaki Japan reports a torpedo boat pirate or new ironclad craft roaming the Sea of Japan in search of prey. The vessel, likened to a German ship that seized coal and vanished, drew German captain’s warning. Japan plans a cruiser to pursue the elusive ocean wanderer, whose origin remains unclear.
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Seema Beyrmad
Sea of Japan
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Bd Ching Coset
Torpre Bent With «Mutinows Crew. From Piadivestshs
Spee
Root Speaks to Waterway Congress at New Willand Hotel
Delegates including the president of the great Broadoma, executives, ambassadors, businessmen convened at the New Willand Hotel. Congressman Jomph KE. Ranadetl introduced State Kirby Hoot as the first speaker. Rand presented his annual report on river and harbor push and goals for Congress. President Roosevelt praised the movement as crucial to national development and the White House set the next meeting.
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Reprasta Bay
Sratas
Rivtra and Harbors Congress
New Willand Hotel
Jomph KE. Ranadetl
Kirby Hoot
Wrnt
Anhansador
Jase Rand
France
Newlands
Randell
Congress
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Communion
Roosevelt
Will Millouse
White House
Dr Epstein and Christmas Advertisements in a Fragment
A fragmented OCR page shows text about Dr Epstein and a street address, plus a December 3 bank report note and a Christmas watch advert at Morrow's 152 First. The readable items reference financial reporting by banks and holiday consumer notices, with garbled surrounding words.
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Morrow's
Three Deaths From Lamp Accident Doomed Family
Mrs. Sidney Dix of God Franklin Street died in General Hospital after a lamp toppled, burning three members of her family. The Dix child Ridney, age 2, died at the hospital on November 24, and another infant born in hospital died yesterday morning. The accident left three deaths in the family with Mrs. Blaste of Honesdale, and Mamie Rioia among others affected as the hospital treated the injured.
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Franklin Street
General Hospital
Aler
Dix
Ridney
Dis
Honesdale
President Roosevelt Hosts Bear Hunt Dinner at White House
Washington April 4 President Roosevelt will host a bear hunt dinner at the White House Friday evening. Attending guests include M. Mathot of New York and Phil Stewart of Colorado Springs, with others listed as members of the party who joined the hunt.
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Washington
Dro
Roogevelt
White House
Bruin
Louisiana
M. Mathot
New Treaan
Alexander Jammbert
New York
Phil Stewart
Colorado ‘Springs
Woman Tosses Bomb Beside Governor General Carriage
In Moscow on December 4 an unknown woman hurled a bomb under Governor General Herschelmann s carriage. The blast fatally injured the assailant and badly wounded the coachman. Herschelmann narrowly escaped uninjured. Both a bystander and the dying assailant were killed in the incident.
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Moscow
Herschelmann
Harachelmann
Dry license vote sparks regional shift in Manaschunetis cities
Amid a two year dry period a regional vote swung toward restoring licenses with Haversilt among those voting yes. Opposition claimed the move risks commerce and social issues, while supporters argued for renewed revenue and local control. The tally shows broader support across several Manaschunetis cities.
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Tegreps
Boston
Woo
Manaschunetis
King and Queen Leave Portsmouth in Warship Display
An official report from Portsmouth, England, notes the departure of the King and Queen aboard the Brorn warship Basown toe La Mocbeile, with formal honors and naval escort. The event underscores royal presence in wartime mobilization and reflects Britain’s naval posture during the period.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Teheghape
Frenew
Kansas City May Win Republican Convention Report
Telegraph dispatch reports the expected result from the Republican convention in Kansas City with committee members from various regions returning to Washington. The brief notes Elizabeth and Suke Ti as key figures and mentions the path toward a possible endorsement or decision.
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Kansas City
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