War on Smith Emphasized in New Jersey Politics
Governor-elect Wilson's Newark conference and Newark and Jersey City mobilization show intent to rally support for James E. Martine as Democratic Senate candidate. Old political bosses and Mercer County figures, including Charles H. Gallagher, back Smith allies while urging party unity against direct primary calls in the state.
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Appoint Hydrant Inspectors by City Chief's Order
Chief August Gers appointed Callen McGowan Pall Spain and Cullman Lavin as hydrant inspectors. They will begin their winter duties tomorrow morning following the board’s recent meeting.
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Husband turns wife from home in city case
Patrolman Mutsoilegt and Natinaey arrested Patrick Meheot of 434 Elizabeth Ave after a dispute in which he allegedly threw his wife from their bed and refused to let her back inside. Meheon's case went to the City Criminal Court where Judge Mahon reprimanded him.
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Reelected library head clash over TB policy at meeting
Elizabeth Free Public Library trustees held their annual meeting amid debate on whether tuberculosis patients should be barred from the library. A motion asked a suspected patient to stop using the library until action is taken. A committee will draft regulations. Officers reelected were President William J. Magie, Treasurer William M. Oliver, and Secretary Judge Clark Mek Whittemore. The treasurer’s bond was set at 10,000 dollars.
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Samuel Ball Dies Sudden in Westfield Home
Samuel D Ball aged 56 died suddenly this morning at the home of his daughter Mrs James Moffett 520 Carlton Road after a hearty supper and a brief illness He formerly ran a grocery in town and later worked as a contractor and bookkeeper He was a member of the First Methodist Church The funeral will be Friday at 3 PM from his daughter’s residence conducted by Rev C M Alderson and Rev A W Hayes
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Farewell Reception for Fritz Tag in Chicago
A farewell reception is planned in Chicago for Fritz Tag as Councilman Peter Tag departs. The event will be held Friday evening at Sayerweln's hall on Fifth Street and Avenue, with Tag Witt to leave for Cahape to pursue business ventures.
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Long Wrangle Over Transfer Of Saloon License
A transfer request for the saloon at Port Avenue and Second Street sparked a heated board hearing. Attorney Stamler and Charles Wagner argued remonstrances from First Street residents, noting questions of citizenship and local interest while Inspector Hagin reported Shankees had not been present during visits. The board weighed residency rules and remonstrance validity as the case continued.
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Town Hall Sale Delayed Until New Council Inaugu
Westfield December 14 sale of the Town Hall, offered to the borough by Hannibal Thenpann for 20000, will be postponed until the new council takes office. The property had been held by the council briefly but no definite action was taken. Residents say nothing can be done until after the fire.
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Elizabeth Commercial College Advertising Card
Elizabeth Commercial College offers shorthand bookkeeping and English courses at the Hersh Building 207 Broad Street. Call 344-3. Principal McMickle promotes opening an account and saving money with new student enrollment and stock phrase offers.
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Eye trouble warning from optician Ud Breed
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Explosion spooks crowds as St Lucy Day celebration disrupted
Panic followed a blast that shook windows and toppled displays along Seventh Street. Mina, children, and adults rushed into the street in night attire as debris and broken glass rained from buildings. After the explosion, a large procession formed, with many Italian societies and local groups taking part in a postponed fireworks display at St Anthony's Church area.
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Bold Hold-Up on Boulevard in Newark Area
Evra Jackson 43 of Springfield Avenue Newark reports to police a hold-up on Frelinghuysen Avenue near Elizabeth line. He says three men forced him to stop, robbed him of checks and cash over 200, then fled after striking him in the temple and ripping open his clothing. He identified two taller assailants as wearing capes. one wore a dehy hat. Jackson is a Newark bakery driver.
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John Martin in critical condition at hospital
John Martin, a year old, is listed in critical condition at My Atexime Hospital after a severe illness. Family members remain at the hospital as doctors report he is not expected to survive.
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Pinchot Sees Justification in Ballinger Probe Debate
The discussion centers on Pinchot defending the Ballinger investigation amid party lines. He argues Congress must record its stance on the three committee reports and defend conservation against Alaska oil and waterpower exploitation, warning against shifting political supports harming public resources.
Roosevelt at Harvard and local college notices
Fragmented OCR items describe Theodore Roosevelt visiting Harvard in the evening and meeting with officials, then reference a Harvard overseers meeting. The text also lists Union Business College on Broad Street with contact details and open Friday hours, plus scattered garbled phrases about events and locations.
Three Highwaymen Rob Stranger In New York Robbery Tale
A New York City robbery report describes three highwaymen accosting a man named Miluzza on a street near the South Street area. The trio, posing as Italians, seized the victim’s money and threatened harm if he resisted. Police traced the incident to a river crossing and began pursuing the suspects who fled the scene.
Elizabeth Gipsy Held in Boston for Theft
A scrambled report notes Elizabeth Gipsy detained in Boston for theft involving multiple parties. The fragment mentions Bowton, Mires, deed, Mira Mary Mitchell, and Matthew Anderaun of Middlelory with references to Eliza Jo and Boyle Fulton as police sources and property ownership.
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Westheld Lodge Election Yields Greetings and Officers
The Westheld Lodge election selects officers for the coming year. Myst workman Nels Nieleau serves as overseer with Mises Tiersnns as recorder, and J. Keiters is secretary. Dr FA Kueh is named alderman candidate. Carpenters union official POF Siwg also noted.
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Despondent Clerk Dies After Plumbing Accident
In a city hospital a 51 year old clerk died after a fall at the works. The man collapsed while attempting heavy lifting and his windpipe was injured. He had been misplaced at the City Merel and later died from his injuries.
No Economy For Economists At Reacting Banquet
A garbled OCR item reports a New York banquet by a reform group with main speaker Hig, criticizing economic policy and a push to rename the organization. The text mentions dignitaries and a toast, with references to Kellogg’s and government hunting slang.
Jury Acquits Le Blanc Girl in High Profile Trial
The jury found Hattie Le Blanc not guilty after a sensational trial in which she faced murder charges in the hospital death of Clarence F. Glover. The defense argued reasonable doubt while prosecutors contended premeditation. The verdict followed days of testimony and a final charge from Judge Hood.
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New Loan Association Forms West End Building Section
A meeting of people interested in forming a new building loan association was held at 206 Bert Street last night. Several hundred shares were subscribed and a committee was appointed to prepare a prospectus, with names including Vertes Craig Linden avenue, Gawthorn Chaniry, J A Saxton, Augustus Schwarte, Eugene South Hazard Street, WF Graven, Dania Po Meflergn, James Faubke, Walter jack, C J Tipper. The next meeting will be held next Tuesday to elect officers and adopt a name. A resolution suggested the name The PBL Mora West End Building Association was discussed.
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Wall Street scramble hints at shifting market terrain
Fragmented OCR text references Wall Street activity and various entities, suggesting a brief market note. The readable content is limited and garbled, but indicates a focus on stocks, prices, or trades without coherent details or clear outcomes.
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