Senate leadership tested by New Jersey contest
Fiend Sta Correspondent reports a heated Democratic primary race in New Jersey over the U S Senate seat. Governor Wilson faces pressure from party factions led by Robert Davis and Martin Smith, with public opinion shaping who will seek the nomination and possibly influence the national campaign.
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Robert Davis
Ibvisin County
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Bowme
Jewler
Jeal
Smith
Haddimatin
Wilson
Dr. Wils
United States
Sheimmiar
Savith
Martiny
Wats
New Jersey
Wimith
Dr. Wilton
Howe
Hippus
Demeratio
Martine
Herandidates
Apf
Wilvar
Neste
Mr Still
Man Fined for Stoning Neighbor's Dog in Street Fight
A man named Gilly from 128 Trumbull Street was fined after a street incident in which he threw a stone at a neighbor's dog, striking it in the eye and causing injury. He claimed the act was to stop the fighting dogs and denied intent to harm. the case involved testimony about prior dog attacks and a hostility between the men.
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Gilly
Trumbull Atreet
Boleikenpar
Cominal Coir
Tovlay
Mieon
Ant Wilk
Tr FA. Zucker
Heriiety
Felix Maiser
Moiwerta Og
Aimal
Pkull
Meiser
Meaver
Thora
Bey
Tilly
Gas Meter Robbery Ring Captures Two Youths
Police captivate Peter Roineks 18 of Grifee Place and Joh Selius kus 10 of Pirst Street after they allegedly stole nearly fifty gas meters across streets. Mease and Forman aided a swift pursuit ending with both suspects jailed at the Second Precinct. The youths boasted of a Newark or New York spree once funds were pocketed.
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Vite
Peter Roineks
Grifee Place
Joh Seliuskus
Pirst Street
Alriual
Stohn Uy Menge
Evie Strest
Youtha
Mease
Fiberty
Willard Forman
National
Beads
Naniatanire
Forman
Romeka
Schnakus
Erie Street
Doloney
Seluskus
BTR
Pertkohr
Sehuskna
Sehoskus
Meer
Scluskng
Dohoney
Romekn
Berond
Jamesburg
Meare
Arnedv
Howe Youllia
Pioy
Newark
New York
Monae
Gye City
Meadow Street
Houyes Jin South Park Treet
Dr Wilson to Speak on Commission Rule at Trade Board
At the Board of Trade meeting this evening Dr Norton J Wilson will present a paper on Government by Commission. He has studied the topic extensively and intends to provide an educational and insightful discussion.
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DR. Wilson
Board of Trade
Norton J. Wilson
Seainfire DS
Union News Peay
Rajheed Bloome
F. Wagner
City Market Newstand
H Olmsted
Newrdester
Warnbeng Nareiz
Donald Wallac
Newedester
Wort
Evens i
Bike teams breaking up at six day race in New York
Injuries to Walker forced rider from Pye and Walker team to quit at 11 36 PM. Pye said he would stay on track and try to use the remaining four hours to regain laps. By 1 PM, six teams remained in contention with 1614 miles and two laps covered. Later, MecFarland Clarke and Rut Stol teams to dissolve and a Clark Rut pairing to form to regain lost laps.
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New York
Dee
Rts
Walker
Pye
Game 4
MecFarland
Clarke
Rutt
Stol
Clark
Rutt Wold
Chanee
Theaa
Load Too Much For Horses In Newark Area
Hutroimanning of the motor cycle squad forced three drivers from Gooller ton Works on Frelinghuysen avenue to unhitch their horses and return to Newark. The wagons carried heavy bridge construction iron and the officer deemed the teams overloaded and the horses tired and unable to pull the loads.
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Hutroimanning
Goollerton Works
Frelinghuysen Avenue
Newark
Church Fair and Supper Promotes Missions
The Weatherlaster Mission Band hosts a church fair and supper in the lecture room to raise funds for home and foreign missions. Afternoon entertainment for children, sale of fancy articles and Christmas gifts, homemade candy and cake. Supper from 6 to 8 with evening entertainment by church brotherhood.
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Weaterlaster Mission Band
Brotherhood of the Church
How Schools Are Managed by the Board of Commissioners
Board members show reluctance to discuss the School Probe Commission inquiry. Superintendent Richard Clement says public bodies rely on reports from employed experts, not direct supervision, for duties in school administration and building safety. He notes the board is administrative, not supervisory, and urges inspection of school facilities for fire protection.
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Board of School Commissioners
Richard
Clement
State School Commission
Clrtent
Wall Street trading opens with mixed gains and bonds steady
Market activity starts with slight gains over yesterday as government bonds remain largely unchanged. Prices drift through midday with small advances in some securities while others soften. Larger stock of toys noted at McManus Brow, and rental rooms advertised along First Street as urban commerce resumes after a quiet morning.
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McManus Brow
Atreet
Notable Mary Baker Eddy follower laid to rest at Mount Auburn
A funeral service for Mrs. Eddy follower was held with a quiet Mother Church tone. Attendees included dignitaries and relatives, the Rev Hin, readings from Bible passages, and a poem by Mary Baker Eddy read by Carol Hoyt Towers. The procession moved to Mount Auburn with honorary pallbearers and then active pallbearers guiding the casket to the vault. Sanitation concerns later prompted officials to decline further comment.
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Valli
Mount Sabine Cemetery
Siaphe
Christian Science Chapel End Publishing Society
Crater
Boston
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Corda
Resifeyce
Rowley
Savith
Ehucehy
Lomeebeld
Helge Smith
Bervicey
Fadly
Sser Ty
Fuera
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Tudge Smith
Tesson
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Johin
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Knox
Nif Proeut
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Mathis
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Mary G. Extdy
Mount Auburn
John 1
Athenn
Edward
Ats
Syracuse
No Yu
Arthur Brisbane
Yorne Charley R
Goria Monan N. Hu
Frederick Dixon
London
Jon
Samuel J. Elder
Charles G. Hatfield
Newton
Mann
William Johnson
Boaton
Albert Metcalf
Onnke Streeter
Concord
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Tine Napp
William Parlow
James A. Neal
Lewis G. Strange
William McKenzie
Thomae W. Hatton
John C. la
Christian Kajience
Father Tall Speaks On Judas The Traitor Sermon
Large crowds attended Christ Church yesterday for mission services in the ongoing series. The afternoon sessions drew strong numbers, and the Friday evening service featured Father Tall delivering a forceful sermon on Judas the Traitor, praised as one of his most powerful yet. The event highlighted the visible interest in the invasion-themed series.
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Christ Church
Wey
Euther Hall
Iudnethie Traitay
Library Gains Highlight City’s Public Reading System
A year end library report credits Uidirtea A. George as librarian for strong gains across the system. Circulation rose with juvenile and general collections, duplicate copies expanded, and a new community hub near completion aimed at boosting access and exchanges. The report notes high patron support, gifts from benefactors, and plans for improved facilities and a staffed expansion to serve residents.
Gas inhalation leaves 18 year old near death
Elizabeth Ruth Woolworth an 18 year old domestic at Rev. John V. Elmon's home. She was found writhing on the floor in her room suffering from illuminating gas. Doctors at Elizabeth General Hospital believe she may recover though the cause remains uncertain. The incident appeared self inflicted but authorities weigh possible accident.
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Elizabeth Ruth Woolworth
Elizabeth General Hospital
Miss Woolworth
John V. Elmon
Marshall
Ellain
I. M. Warneke
Woolworth
Loch
Debeuy
Warnecke
No Action By Union On Barbers Dispute
At the Bar bers Union meeting last night in Dalimon's Hall the argument on price and practice among local barbers was postponed until the next meeting. A committee reported little progress and had learned nothing definite about which barbers comply with union standards. The notice also advertises shopping and furniture deals from McManus Bros and Union Business College at 208-210 Brand Street with phone contact 603-.
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Barbers Union
Dalimon’s
Hall All
In Favor of Appointive School Board Debate
Social Commissioner Walter B. Timms from Lin Communitees presses appointive school board idea. The Hearing before the commission includes Weike and Wenke, with Timms urging a referendum to choose appointive governance.
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