Republicans Banquet Honors Chairman amid Frayed Party Ties
A Republican banquet celebrated chairman Hamilton S. Kean with speeches by county and state officials. The event featured a decorated hall, long tables, and a menu card that drew smiles as attendees recalled party service and local governance. Notable attendees included officials from Summit Plainfield and Westfield, with toastmaster Kean presiding.
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Hamilton S. Kean
Amer Laurens
Mr. Smith
Hamlton Fy Kean
Randolph
K. Rowe
Synanit
George F. Vreeland
Summit
Ibhy
Swimuir
Hamilton F. Kean
Eee Smth
Suinte
George T. Shirles N. Codding
Westfeld
Mieyertinge
F. Vreeland
Imnes Buckle
Plainfield
Palmer H. Charlock
Struck by Fast Freight Injuries Survive Injuries
Westfield, Dec. 20. Michael Slaughter, a laborer of Crickenberger Brothers lumber wagon, was struck early this morning by jet freight and miraculously escaped serious injuries. The wagon was demolished and the horse killed. Slaughter and another man were crossing Central avenue when gates were not lowered and no warning given. The freight, bound for New York, struck the wagon, throwing Slaughter some distance. the horse fell on another truck. A passenger train halted the freight. Slaughter was taken to Elizabeth, initially feared fatally hurt, but later reported to have only contusions and superficial cuts.
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Tournal
Westfield
Michael Slaughter
Crickenberger Brothers
Fats
Bally
Slaighter
Central Avenue
Dancer
New York
Nafely
Elizabeth
FIGHT PROMOTER HELD IN SCUFFLE ARENA
Schenectady, N Y Dec 20 Sam Taicford Rob Armstrong and Park Hyun were arrested at night for participating in a prize fight and discharged on Ninetico Fairchild today Jake Very manager of the American Ath Club faced a $500 bond for examination The affair involved a program with the local ministerial association to curb the fighting game in this city.
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Schwonectady
Sam Taicford
Rob ‘Armstrong
Park Hyun
Nuetico Fairchild
Jake
Ath- We Clb
Flynn
Avvesta
Seals Sold As Red Creme Stamps Break Records
Washington December 20 The American postal service announced that up to last Saturday night nearly 88 million Red Creme stamps had been sold. The total to date stands around 75 million, with expectations the year will exceed 50 million more. Stamps are on sale in every state except Idaho and Montana.
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Waxtigton
Fos
Idaho
Montang
Battle for city inspector hinges on party alignments
In the First ward, Olin Woodruff a prominent Democrat and McNamara Association member plans to run for inspector. Republican Peter Kling may back anti Colling faction candidates to block Woodruff. Joseph Schatz is also mentioned as a potential inspector candidate amid German community calls for a German-extraction inspector.
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Callin Taetyon
Elviso
Arnoagh Buel
Wy Williamson
Olin Woodruff
Cone
McNamara Association
Peter MM. Kling
Republica
Efert Thein
Judiciona Ie
Alee
Taurels
Sipe
Elaine
Gowlly
Sith Ater
Collins
de Yak
Mis
Tre Ceri
Haggin
Hesare
Schats
Wilson Plans Move In Martine's Behalf
From the Stor Correspondent in Trenton New Jersey Governor elect Wilson plans a public appeal to Democratic legislators and voters urging James Martine for United States Senate. He aims to reveal confidential facts before the legislative session and secure backing from Morris county and other counties for Martine.
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M Stor
Trenton
Tec
Wilson
United States
James
Martine
New Jersey
Wilton
James Smith
Fitherbert
Burke and Bunn
Morris County
Dre. Wilson
Smith
Morris
Essex County
Wilton Kagalan
Cornish
Cole
Warren
Price
Assemblyman
Meyer
Sussex
Matthews
Hunterdon
Princeton
Wilkon In
Lorimer Exonerated by Senate Committee on Vote Purchase
A Senate Privileges and Elections Committee report exonerates Senator Lorimer of being elected to the U.S. Senate from Trinda through money, adopting the findings today. Washington, Doe, 20, referenced in the report.
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Lorimer
Washington
Doe
United States
Trinda
Senate Committee of Privilegoes
Bank Looter Sentenced to Eighteen Years at Charlestown
Postan Der 20 Big Mil Kelliser and George W Coleman faced misapplication charges involving funds of the National City Bank of Cambridge. The man was sentenced to eighteen years in Charlestown prison. Advertising lines follow for Elizabeth Commercial College shorthand bookkeeping and savings at McManus Bros First Street.
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Postan
Big Mil' Kelliser
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Charleston
Four Seeking Job as Judge in City Criminal Court
Four local Democrats Owen Mahon Robert H. McAdams Abed David and Judge Janes Po Kelly are named as possible successors to the City Criminal Court judgeship. Kelly appears favored for appointment with a salary of 2000 a year and a clerk’s post at 1200, as voters prepare for the Democratic caucus.
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Bialy
Dudge Owen
Mahon
Ofl
Robert H. McAdams
City Democratic Committee
Abed. David
Janes Po Kelly
Oftee
David
Jetters
Kelly
Matron
Me Artima
Bia
James Po Ketly
Tadge Kelly
Madu
Toler H
Ener
Insurgents Hold Out Amid City Political Tensions
A rumor of Charles H. Moore’s death swirls around the Democratic caucus as insurgents aligned with Collins face pressure from opposing factions. Reports describe intense expectations for caucus attendance and possible moves with Republican members as city politics stir widespread speculation and maneuvering.
Explosion at Grand Central claims many victims
District Attorney Whitman led a wide inquiry into the New York Central terminal disaster, questioning Grand Central officials and dynamite crews to determine if dynamite caused the blast. He noted no criminal proof yet and said experts would continue investigations while victims in hospitals improve, with estimated damages into the millions and debris removal underway.
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Journal
New York
New York Central Terminal
Whitingald
William &. Jordan
Grand Céntral Terminal
Aor
Janey
J. R. Rubin
Ple
Rubin
Whitman
Harlem
Andrew Harri
Harris
Paiin
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Missng
Seagrott
Park Avenue
Central
Christmas Jewelry and Turkey Specials Highlight Local Sale
A fragmented ad notes Christmas jewelry, clocks, and gifts, with a focus on a turkey offer for holiday feasts. It mentions delivery options and a large toy selection at McMenus, likely a local shop, with addresses and specifics obscured by OCR.
Worker killed at Singer factory in accident
A 22 year old man died after a fatal accident while working at the Singer factory. He was hospitalized at Aidan Hospital but died within hours despite treatment. Police and factory officials began investigations into the incident.
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Singer Factory
Fire destroys decorations at local department store sale
A dramatic blaze gutted a department store display area as employees tried to salvage merchandise. Firefighters battled the flames at the Foret Piteloternan complex, with damage estimated in the thousands. The scene drew shoppers and forced temporary closure while crews worked to prevent spread to adjacent shops. No injuries were reported.
Wilson to Help Martine In State Politics
A garbled report details political maneuvering involving Wilson and Martine, noting upcoming meetings and statements on plans for campaign actions. References to state inquiries, public gatherings, and quotes from local figures appear amid fragmented phrases. The text mentions a governor, legislative timing, and possible electoral implications in New Jersey.
Believed Badger Man Woman Assault Sighting Confusion
Fragmentary OCR recounts a chaotic scene with references to believe a badger man and woman’s assailant, names, places, and a weapon discussion. The text is garbled and unreadable in parts, mentioning Wat Samed and Leimert, plus power and street names. no clear, coherent event or outcome emerges.
Wall Street Rally Amid Quiet Trading Day
A calm session on Wall Street saw modest movement as investors weighed mixed economic data and corporate results. Analysts noted little headline volatility while traders awaited clearer signals on inflation and policy direction from upcoming remarks.
Reinhelds Holiday Poultry Cotillion Announcement
Fragmentary OCR notice describes a holiday poultry event at Reinhelds with references to a cotillion and various names on First Street. The readable content mentions a new year celebration and a plan involving Ped Meir Chnetene, Brow, and Firet street, indicating a local social gathering with possible auctions or entertainments.
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Wastuer Sever
Ped Meir Chnetene
MiManuel
Firet Street
Act Creating Excise Board Not Illegal
A Supreme Court decision declared the act creating an Excise Board constitutional and not illegal. The ruling overturned lower doubts, holding the board valid and within constitutional boundaries. The outcome preserves the board’s authority and avoids evading prohibition while noting the death of a principal member affected the proceedings.
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Michel
Yapatar
Oni
Keres
Bupker
Sveter
Fem AG
Bengal
Wilson Stirtedl
Caninieimern
Frother
Delibeara
Conmelly
Favue Collanbejners
Devin Cyalerding
Lovet Supervetis
Stenetal
Defendiaite
Ar Anoeseias Board
Hemet
Kinberb
Tar Bunker
Erroys
Eer Arto
HOWE
Jevgtus
Rawker
Chicago Teamster Murdered in Unclear Attack
Fragmented text notes a Chicago teamster murder linked to unclear suspects. It mentions unions, a business college, and various names and places, but precise details are unreadable. The article appears to blend labor movement references with scattered names and locations without a clear, coherent narrative.
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