Guns Carried by Jer Seymen Actively Pushed for New Law
Judge Carey of Hudson Court and State Senator Fielder back a bill to curb carrying loaded concealed weapons in New Jersey. Carey argues only police officers or deputy sheriffs should bear loaded arms and that penalties should rise. He cites cases like McSherry and Lawson to support stricter enforcement and says the plan could reduce homicides and shootings.
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New Jersey
Robert Carey
Hudson Court of Oyer and Terminal
Nenethr
John A. Blair
Carey Jare
Pierre P. ‘Uarven
Hudson
UN Ia
Carey
Edart McSherry
Gustave Lawson
Lawson
Policeman ES
Swayze
Reprimanded Boys Dominate Juvenile Court Hearing
Robert Bell Michael Connolly and John Mateek appeared before Judge Mahon on Monday in a Roselle looting case. Mateek admitted taking pies from a wagon and, with others, shoplifted from five and ten cent stores and streets. The trio received reprimands and parole to parental custody. Several other youths charged with breaking parole were discharged with a reprimand.
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Judge Mahon
Robert Bell
Michael Connolly
John Mateek
Frances Dippe
Roselle
Broad Street
Mateck
Wadge
City Criminal Court
Matsek
Mrs Taft Elected Honorary National Chairman
Mrs Taft has been elected honorary National chairman of the Woman's Department of the National Civic Federation at the Hotel Astor. As first lady in the land she is expected to enlarge the scope of the organization and aid its efforts toward civic improvement.
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New York
W. H. Taft
Woman's Department
National Civic Federation
Hotel Astor
White House
Mre. Taft
Affinity Ball Draws 300 at Turn Hall Event
About 180 couples attended the Affinity Ball Monday night in Turn Hall hosted by the J. J. Teller Association. Sweet's orchestra provided music while N. H. Astfalk Jr chaired the floor with aides Charles P. McVicker Harry EB Childs and Arthur H. Proedericks. Arrangements were led by Chairman J. F. McClue John Laucher George Schengerty and Fred Day. Unity Drum Corps appeared in uniform marching at 4 o'clock.
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Turn Hall
J. J. Teller Association
Sweet
N. H. Astfalk, Jr
Charles P. McVicker
Harry ‘Eb. Childs
Arthur H. Proedericks
J. F. McClue
John Laucher
George Schengerty
Fred
Beers Company Combatting Diamond Theft at Kimberley Mines
The Beers Company combats diamond theft in Kimberley South Africa by locking laborers in a guarded compound for terms of one or two years. The compound is roofed with netting to prevent outside theft and a detective force watches Kimberley and surrounding areas. The company also enforces laws against buying rough diamonds from anyone other than the company and requires buyers to show a certificate proving origin.
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Kimberly
South Africa
Beers Company
As Bees
de Beers
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