Readiness calls for fire escapes and dental care in schools
The article cites Superintendent Wheeler on improving school health services including dental treatment for children. It notes 49 Hagel children with detector cases and about seventy children showing dental issues, with doctors and teachers divided on the extent of improvement. The piece discusses funding gaps, potential public treasury aid for dental supplies, and contributions from parents and hospitals.
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Rayyoag
Anayert
Hagel
Jet Chidren
Win
Bityssie
Esperial Iebon
Wheeler
Comeno
Local Jiu Jitsu Incident Involving Bluecoats
Jobe Tineford, a stranger skilled in Jiu Jitsu, was arraigned in Criminal Court after clashing with patrolmen during a snow encounter near Louisa Avenue. He resisted, subdued after a struggle, and was sentenced to ten days in the county jail with a warning he could train his art during the time.
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Jobe Tineford
Groford
Te Polwe
Tron Avenue
Louisa
Tucker
Tostr
Lehman
Maton Wan
Sound dredging report referenced for parole of channel work
A fragmented item notes hearings on deepening the sound channel by army engineers. Mentions meeting at New and December 21, with local officials notified and a plan to proceed. Several stray phrases list unrelated consumer items and prices, but no clear outcome or dates beyond the hearing reference.
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Army Engineere
War Sound
Frederick
Nemint
Gipsy Tribe Heirlooms Stolen by Italian Thieves
Report of theft targeting Gipsy tribe family heirlooms including sacred copper kettles valued by elders. Police say the kettles, crafted by hand by ancestral artisans, were taken from a wagon and hidden in a pile, with investigation naming suspects tied to a local gipsy headquarters. The case recalls historic ties of the kettles to respected tribal elders and their cultural significance.
Auxiliary to YMCA Raises Funds and Plans Cake Sale
The Women's Auxiliary to the YMCA met yesterday and allocated $50 toward a $1,000 pledge, bringing their total raised to $450 of the second installment. They have contributed $2,603.75 for YMCA furniture and $1,550 to the building fund. A cake sale in Association Hall is set for Saturday afternoon to help pay the remaining balance of $320. Decorations for Christmas are planned under the floral committee supervision.
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Wora
Stortvision
Floral Committee
MR SMITH TO TELL OF AFRICA TRAVELS TONIGHT
Readers will recall Elias D Smiths travel letters. He and his brother W O Smith will speak tonight at Greystone Presbyterian Church with stereo illustrations to describe journeys through South Africa and along the West and East coasts. The talk benefits the Rescue Mission with a silver offering at the door.
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MR. Smith
Africa
South Africa
Victoria Falls
Red Sea
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Elias D. Smith
Smith
Greystone Presbyterian Chareh
Smiths Abuse Stirs Trouble In Essex Politics
A political feud unfolds as Mr Smith attacks Governor Wilson amid Essex county alliances. Business leaders avoid supporting his vilification while indicating his attempt to influence the Democratic ticket and control the administration through personality battles. Continued on third page.
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Emarse
My Bairb, Jr
Cin Foi Pubret
Owen
Martine
Diohs Kean
Concrest
Asc Emi
Smyth
Des
Cir Latser
Lesototore
Mr Smith
Sturth
Eley
Masa
New Jersey
Dr. Wilson
Wilson
Kinatam
Mr. Smith
Farces Please Large Turn Hall Audience at Elizabeth
The Workman's Educational Association of Elizabeth staged two farces A Welcome Wife and He is Deaf at Turn Mall. Otto Steinert directed Echo sketch with a 15 minute comic turn by Steinert. The Hafenstadt TK scene depicted Paul Sorau suspecting his wife is insane, and a double plot resolves with a doctor. In He Deaf, Mr Burhetine fears his daughter will marry a deaf man, but a disguise and a revelation bring consent. Cast included Frederick Dittmar Kurt Kupfer Melen Baumann and Maria Von Wogern.
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Workman's Educational Association of
Elizabeth
Otto Steinert
New York
Hafenstadt
Paul Sorau
Pawl Ie
Elle
Frederick Dittmar
Kurt Kupfer
Melen Baumann
Maria von Wogern
Successful Mission Will Close Tonight at Christ Church
The mission conducted at Christ Church by Father C. M. Hall will end with the final instruction and sermon at 6:30 tonight. Resolution cards from previous meetings will be collected tonight as vows are renewed, and the subject noted as "The Three Greatest Sacraments of the Church." The service drew notable attendance and interest, though some text appears garbled.
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Christ Church
C. M. Hall
Hull
Roselle Youth Dies After Accidental Shot
Morris Cohen, a Roselle youth, died after an accidental discharge of a revolver on a street in New Jerusalem Hosetle. Report says he set the gun to his back while handling a weapon near a show, it fired and struck him in the spine. He was taken to General Hospital where doctors fought to save him before his death.
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Morris Cohen
Harding & Bsalitre
Sia
Kiwington Street
New Jerusalem
Hosetle
Cing
O Showa
General Hospital
Orion
Piers
Ayiten Dbs
Hyer
Terai
Mtna TV
Toma
Pers Moval
Yullet Cohen
Mro
Mow
Flenze
Andi
Sud
Newarh
Vestentag
Newark
City Hospital
Pel Palace
Wuich
Pierce Street
New Park
Senator Clemmons Calls for Tariff Revision Debate
Senator Clemmins speaks for tariff revision as debate unfolds in Washington. He argues revised schedules should reflect current economic needs while opponents question the measure’s implications. The scene draws in other Republicans like Aldrich, Hale, Lodge, and Ingersoll amid procedural questions.
Three Men Fined for Assaulting Guest at Wall Street House
August Kesh man reported assault by guests from the Wall street house. August Hoffman Oto Hedman and Adolph Grandeher appeared in City Criminal Court charged with assault and fined 12.85 each. Warrants by Latroichan Mullaney. Kuffman and others allegedly argued over an open door and a scuffle ensued with doors and a railing involved.
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August Keshman
Wall Street
August Hoffman
Oto Hedman
Adolph Grandeher
City Criminal Court
Ty Latroichan Mullaney
Warragits
Kuffman
Clvintendt
Tte
Lelling
Litte Astoiian
Kufivan
Sailant
Nin
Captain Peters Recaptures Suspect After Short Chase
Patrolman Richmond was targeted when Rugené Hall, a colored man, hurled a stick at him during a gathering at Rugené Hall. Captain John A. Eaton of the First Precinct pursued and stopped Hall nearby. the arrest followed, with a $125 bond set at arraignment in City Criminal Court.
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John A. ePtom
Rugené Hall
Richmond
Peters
City Criminal Court
Snowball Attacks Bring Juvenile Arrest In City
Detective VLoughlin of the Central Railroad police arrested August Meier four a member of a boys gang after he and others bombarded a trolley car near Second and Port avenues. The car crew described missiles shattering windows as they sought protection inside the car. Meier appeared in City Criminal Court but was refused pending a Juvenile Court hearing before Judge Mahon. O Loughlin testified he was assigned to Port Avenue to shield trains from a snowball assault by youths and witnessed the trolley car attack.
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Vlougnun
Central Railroad Police
August Meier
All Bay
Second Atrest
Port Avenue
Tullie Service Railway
Oruang
Miser
Seen Precince
Mahon
O'Loughlin
Port Cvomie
Railroad Police Department
Basa
Union Business College Ad In Thx Building
Thx Buildin g R Berrian Principal advertises Union Business College at 208 210 Broad Street with phone 6021. Levy's Open Friday Eve Tavp r Debariment Store promises reopening each evening after a disruption.
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Union Business College
Broad Street
R Berrian
Newark man held on suicide attempt and murder plot
A Newark man was jailed after a domestic tragedy and alleged attempted poisoning. He reportedly drank poison but survived and was later arraigned, with bail set at 500. Neighbors described years of trouble with his wife and alleged plans involving relatives in Newark.
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Kirpiter
Spricefield Avenue
Newark
Costello
Costelhy
Newark Pole
Uetie
Vetelle
Greater Mirabeth
Tew
May Smith
1911 Auto Tags Ready for Distribution Here
Deputy Commissioner Stanley L Reed of this city announced that the 1911 automobile license tags have been received for distribution. Motor vehicle owners may use their current incomes until February 1, but many are choosing to obtain tags early. Next year’s tags keep a similar design but feature color changes linking to educational institutions in New Jersey.
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Stanley L. Reed
Thin City
Stevens Tnstitute
New Jersey
Man Found Exhausted Dying From Pneumonia
John Martin, a penniless man with limited work prospects, was found exhausted and dying at a Pennsylvania station in Tandon. He wandered seeking work, then collapsed near the Alexian Hospital after prolonged exposure and hunger. He had recently been discharged from a hospital in Hahway and had no known family in the state.
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John Martin
Pennsylvania
Tandon
Wedopaday
Martin
Hahway
Martin Cane
Ile Stata
Wall Street Quiet as Market Opens in Dawn Trading
Transactions in the early mock market show a narrow opening hour with most activity from government bonds and a few others. Amalgamated Copper leads with active trading while furniture dealersMcManus Bros and local street firms report lighter interest as the day begins.
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Sonemary
New York
Ermatl Wait Priv
Harrow
Traneas
Meiling
Woran Named Leader by Holse Republicans
Woran chosen as a leader by Holse Republicans amid a tense political setting. The scene mentions meetings, names, and a schedule indicating a forthcoming assembly and regional political shifts affecting local governance.
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Woran
Holse Republicans
Youthful thief put through third degree
Frank Miller a juvenile burglar gives a partly clear tale of his crime and life while in police custody. He says he came from a strong family but was led astray by bad companions and an experienced burglar in New York who trained him. He arrived with money and fine clothes after traveling to the city to burglary.
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Frank Miller
Arfusten
Asysa
Ken Winder
Dee
Poben
Miller
Tre
New York City
Thingly
New York
Salvation Army
Chiarity
League backs Wilson in fight against Smith
Special to the Townsend Newark reports that twenty five prominent Essex county residents formed The Wilquertiaan Divert Primary League to back Governor elect Wilson for United States Senator James Marting. The group adopted a platform pledging support for Woodrow Wilson and the democracy, planning a mass meeting in Basex county.
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Newark
Julian Greg
Fast Orange
Essex County
Willia Inship
James Marting
Woodrow Wilko
Teagan
Basex
Confesses to Shooting Wealthy Clubman
Marie Lakier Clapp, wife of Herbert Maxon Clapp, confesses to shooting him at St Joseph's Hospital. She admits she fired to defend herself after an alleged quarrel and says she did not intend to kill, only to prevent further harm. The motive shifts from accidental to self defense as detectives review the case.
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Tournal
Philadelphia
Mira
Marie Lakier Clapp
Herbert Maxon Clapp
St. Josepha Hospital
Loday
Peotvet
Sonder
Stirteinerit
Ty Clapp Pendus
St. Josph's Hospital
Inaugural Ball Planned by Governor-Elect Wilsott
Trenton reports Governor elect Wilsott has agreed to host an inaugural ball the evening of inauguration day in the local armory. Adjutant General Badin and Colonel Dungan announced the arrangement.
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Trenton
Badin
Dungan
Wilsott
North Plainfield announces gifts and purchases in Holiday notices
A partial North Plainfield notice reports a list of holiday gifts bought at Medtaaus on First Street and mentions time and money spent. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate local civic or community purchases and a Christmas present purchase in the area.
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Christman
Medtaaus Ros
First Street
Telephone rates reduced in Newark area as Christmas promise
The Sew Va Telephone announces January 1 cuts across local passages, with rates dropping from 39 to 36 dollars in the Newark area including Branch Brook Barrington Murkat Waverly and Jersey City. Manager Baker cites operating-cost reductions and continued expansion as the reason for lower charges and improved service.
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Shson
Japans
Featsant
de Ingereftien
Northern
Seay Dormey
Hyanch
Newarkneat
Branch Brook
Barrigon
Murkat
Sat
Waverly
Jorney Wiroat
Bay Eone
Taerion
Hoboken
Jermey City
Fivenitehansen
Baker
Miter
Ita
Strike breaker fires on Chicago mob amid garment strike
In Chicago tensions rose as about 500 strikers gathered at strike breaker George Krebee's home to block his departure for work. Krebee warned them then fired from his door, wounding Frank Prath in the knee as the crowd scattered. Krebee was later arrested.
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Chicago
Hnre
Frank Prath
George Krebee
Kitbee'n
Krebee
Preta
Krebeo
Declared Teenage Reginaitors at the Rate House
In Mercer County two Teenoweanta reginaitora, Joy THRVCOM and Alina BL Wiplah, were the only presenters at the Rate House today. They supported the Cynd States Bamator and Junea Eo Mostiby ter, while Devidaon and Willand, Mr Mudyon, attended.
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Joy
Trenton
Alina
Wiplah
Mercer
Willand
Devidaon
Mudyon
Tevor
Junea
Bamator
Ura
Fenrine
Canatians Demand Reciprocal Accord
The article describes a movement among Canatians seeking reciprocity in relations with neighboring regions. It notes key proponents and mentions ongoing negotiations, aiming to secure mutual benefits and trade terms while highlighting potential political tensions and public support.
Mrs Tapt's Aunt Dies in Plainfield Journal Notice
Fragmented OCR obituary notice from The Journal at Plainfield reports the death of Mrs Tapt's aunt with scarce readable details. The text mentions sale and residence clues and references various street names and local entities, but most information is garbled.
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