Wilson to Fight Bosses as Smith Announces Candidacy
Newark Dec. 16 An order to compel the legislature to select a successor to the popular primary chulee, James Smith Jr former Senator and ex-Dui, the hons of Trudson county, conat a finite percentage of the Demw rate legelators elect. Wilson will have to fight the bosses to rally public sentiment for his position. Wilson plans to oppose Smith's stance personally and to win support from local voters. The New Jersey fight has national bearings, with Smith and Davis warning of political oblivion in two years.
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Journal
Newark
Chulee
James
Martine
Govarnor Olveroodrow
Wilson
James Smith, Jr
Duis
Trudson County
Wasanl Smith
New Jersey
Smith
Davis
Farie Wilson
Bossea
Senate
Jaders
Kasex
Wivdsen
News Jersey
Vison
Guiard Jousars
Renator Smith
Gratefil
Essex
United States
Han
Clac
Lov
Democratic Party
Tife
Plumbers Unions Rally for Christmas Donations
Local Union No. 8 United Association of Plumbers announced a Christmas drive at Franklin Mall, offering $3 each to hospitals and the Salvation Army. Officers elected include President John Bradley and Secretary Sue W Roberts, with treasurer Charles Egley and other members. Public notes describe holiday sale events and store promotions attracting shoppers ahead of the season.
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United Association of Plumber
Franklin Mall
John Bradley
Ceorge Warren
Sue W Roberts
Geo Mary
Charles
Egley
Wall Matterts
Nublow Ta
Nublow Ta ‘Tsbouinteyy
Danica Daly
Basines
Luke QF
Devine
Hagin’s Place Sought After in Local Political Contest
Local political struggle centers on Hagin and Williamson as factions vie for control of the first ward. Key figures include Commissioner Thomas Y. Bye a known Hagin ally and President Fromm a former Hagin supporter. Democratic commissioners Mc Laughlin Devine and Owen Mc Laughlin potential alignments discussed amid license inspector Ungin’s year in office.
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Collins
Colling
Thomas Y. Bye
Hagin
Fromm
Kling
Owen McLaughlin
Michael P. Devine
Witkinson
Jeremiah P. McNamara
Williamson
69 Mile Gale Sweeps City Without Damage
A severe gale swept Elizabeth reducing temps and reaching near 69 miles per hour. Street lights telephones and gutters suffered damage while pedestrians sheltered. no hospital cases reported from exposure. The storm forced shutdowns and disruptions as residents endured the biting northwest wind.
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Elizabeth
Gavelock
Elmzabeth
Council praises police bravery after pistol duel
City Council commended Detective Pietrick Broun Sergeant John Viney and Patrolman Vred Wen for their actions Sunday evening during a gunfight with Paul VW Philips alias Frank Miller. Lawyer G Bartram Woodruff aided as officers cornered the youth after a burglary on 22 Daily Road. Philips, captured after shots were exchanged, was found reloading. Brougan and Viney were cited for bravery and long records of arrests. Chief Tenney pledged personal praise and noted the capture was among the city’s best.
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Naughit
Pietrick Broun
John Viney
Vred Wen
G. Bartram Woodruff
Paul VW Philips
Frank Miller
Samuel 4 Heeves
Dail Road
Coun
Lew
Woodruff
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hiney
Tenney Haw
Hinev
Brogan
Philips
Rito
Philipa
Prixonora
Tenney
Boston
Burglars Loot Cohen Haberdashery in Broad Street
Early morning break in at Aaron M. Cohen’s 10d Broad Street shop yielded cash and valuables including jewelry, gloves, and belts. A second burglary attempt at Squier & Company, 109 Broad Street, failed. Police suspect two thieves and seek arrests.
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Aaron M. Cohen
Broad Street
Squier & Company
Browd Street
Cohen Place
Tenney
Cohen
jIarglava
Jimmy
Ting
Moser
Patrolian
Bishop
Pul- Tew
Mr. Cohen
Squiers
Alnor
Cohen Eture
Miser
Faughnan Deed Case Settled in Court
Vice-Chancellor John Re Emery ruled in Newark that a deed from Rogers to Faughnan claiming half interest in 1164 Elizabeth Avenue was a security deed and not a transfer of title. The dispute, involving Michael Mulhern and Hatch Faughnan, concerned repayment for money lent and the case was settled after repayment.
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John Re Emery
Newark
John
Rogers
Mired A. Sivin
Michael Mulhern
Ated
Belidt
Nathan R. Leavitt
Hatch Faughnan
Kurgman
Elizabeth
Fauzian
UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE
An 1920s era public notice fragment promotes UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE at 208 S10 Brind street, Lig palais I, with principal I. R. Berriman and a Boone 601 reference. It mentions preprint notices and framed pictures from NOW Sunday World and a local optical ad by Wirth at IM Broad street, urging readers to learn bookkeeping and business skills.
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Union Business College
Brind Street
Lig Palais
I. R. Berriman
NOW Sunday World
Bir
Mair & Son's
Jorey Mfect
Firat Kbd Secong Atreeus
Tet. Boll
City council enacts fourth law banning fireworks in city
Ordinance prohibiting sale and use of combustible fireworks within Kilaubeth becomes law without mayoral signature after council meeting. Prohibits toy and military style devices, rockets, balloons, and other devices. Enforcement penalties set at fines per offense.
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Kilaubeth
Elian Bethany
Cuinen
Mighty Cracker
City Couneil
Kenah
Matah
William Miller & Son Millinery and Furniture Sale
A historical advertisement lists William Miller and Son offering half price millinery, bargains on toys and furniture at McManus Bros on First Street. Eight framed items mention prices from four dollars to twenty, with clearance on hats and general merchandise.
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Hobby Horse
McManus Bros
First Street
McManus Broa
Stein Takes Office Oath Amid City Handover Ceremony
The oath of office was administered to Mayor-elect Stein by Comptroller Sauer. City officials including Edward Arena and Patrick Keoluti attended, with remarks praising Stein’s leadership and promising a productive term.
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Joharn S. Sauer
Minly
Kedward 4 Arena
Wuildinge Daspeetins
Andrew Us Hughes
Newieary
Monitif
Latte
Vatrick Keoluti
Euxtont
Wad
Maile
Avinper
Wxetes
Wamtn
Lloud
Michael Burtie
Anid Greoentttisen
Jose
Prin
Mie City
Stott
Uwe
Catan
Levy's Department Store Seeks Customers With Odd Ad Copys
A fragmentary advertisement for Levy's Department Store touts holiday bargains and toy assortments. Nearby text mentions Elizabeth Commercial College and Hersh Building with partial address lines and skewed product pitches.
Local Playfield Purchase Debate Prompts Community Action
A community report outlines a proposed large playfield for children. It details discussions by residents and the Playground Commission about the value of play programs, funding, and the impact on neighborhood welfare. The document lists officials and cites opinions on improving local youth recreation.
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Playground
Congagneia
Dy Grotid Commission
Pomel
Ganphell
Hwell
Wodtee
Pomme
Ricard
B. Sehjakhin
Willian Mc Daneam
View Ton Reach
Corkiona
Myra Marsh
Penerhot
Faces Other Charges When Hauled to Court
Firat street resident Moxutuler Balaloski appeared in City Crime Court facing two additional charges. He is accused of stealing 495 dollars from Mrs Victory Holutaky on Binest Street and 45 dollars from Mrs Abate Stiwut on Ainolt Street. Balaloski denied guilt as the case proceeded, with details tied to older robberies and a prior grand jury indictment. The report notes previous arrests for theft and notes items stolen from a baby’s home, with authorities recalling past incidents and alleged accomplices.
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Cy Caupsel
Henan
Pereon Or Corporation
Leelinle Diaplaya
Edunryn
Elke
Vorh Hines
Wader
Mounen Atiell Ubi
Congo
Cornell
Comellay
Frederick Rivke
Wation
Connelly
Naent
Fay
George Fettene
Dict
Aibstraeliii i Vnien Avery
Karland
Westdledt
Srtetriotid
Ulaptel Viecomtraet
Zenave Armocy
Walter Summerton
Mehaet Morris
Moxutuler Balaloski
Firat
Atreet
South Park
Wade
Hokufsky
Pwo
Balalosi
Neglect Charges Involving Child Case At Local Court
In a farm county court today Hagin Swartz accused of neglecting his seven year old daughter Elizabeth. The mother, Muse Swartz, testified the child lacks school attendance medical care and proper supervision. Judge Weigment ordered the child placed in Mine Ryarte's custody for placement in a proper institution.
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Muse Nelle D Swartz
Clitdeen
Vorack Hogan
Stevie Waneign
Misa Swartz
Hagin
Elizabeth
Shaeiys
Hogan
Miho
Omer
Ryarte
Woodhull and Martin Store History Arduous Trial
Fragmentary OCR reveals a wood goods and pastry shop likely named Woodhull and Martin. The garbled text references cries, danger, and possible events around the store, with mentions of cakes and pastries and a person named Monier at a guitar or gateway.
Moe Kutner Election Tale Spreads Through City
The town reacts as Moe Kutner becomes a focal point in the election chatter with rumors and partial lines circulating. Residents parse over claims and tease possible alliances while districts discuss the implications for local politics.
Fragmented Notice in Errant Text From Local Source
garbled OCR passage mentions Ewald Broeker and Naliiad Mina Ar Sigue with references to Budd Hreven Poliat and a Christmas event. scattered lines refer to a family, parents, and a street address on Oneen preety Melis ered. readable bits indicate a public notice or personal notice with names and a street name, but content is severely garbled.
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