Highway Alan Larsen Sentenced In Ringwood Court
Alan Larsen, 21, was sentenced to one year in state prison for highway robbery in Trenton after pleading guilty. The case stemmed from a street snatching in Rahway last weekend. Larsen claimed desperation due to his ill wife and lack of work. A co defendant faces additional Middlesex county charges while a pending option on further actions remains with authorities.
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Seasion
Alexander
Trenton
LoLdalear
Bovey Nore
Middle County
Laren
Miny
Edlathy Hoang
Rahway
Laraen
Larsen
Caintes
Tajeen
Peter Peterson
Hisense Ab Perth
World Men Indicted for Panama Charges
Telegraph reports indictments in the District of Columbia charging libel against owners and editors of the New York World and Indianapolis News over articles about the Panama Canal purchase. Indictments include five counts against the Press Publication Company and associates, with warrants expected to remove defendants to another jurisdiction.
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Henry F. Daviss
York World
Iguinat Rewoulothe
Merchants Sign Agreement for Weeknight Store Closures
Retail clerks and merchants reach a pact to close shops every night except Monday and Saturday. About a dozen merchants have signed to support the plan, with the committee pursuing broader adoption and coordinating efforts today.
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Protective Aasocte
Hemeeting
Saturiy
Heatorenltee
Supreme Court Certiorari Review Of City Council Sewer Contract
A certiorari writ targets a Trenton case reviewing city council action on an intercepting sewer contract. The record notes the Supreme Court case scope and the intent to supervise the council’s decision in the matter.
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Supreme Court
Trenton
Sintit West
Market Summary From Unclear WAU Report
The scrambled text indicates mixed movements in the work market with some stocks gaining while others declined at B and O. New York Central, Rea and Union appear as notable mentions though the transcript is incomplete and several terms are garbled.
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Entea
Enti
Imarket
B&o
Newark
Rea
Union
Gama Ted
Americans Pledge Aid to Queen Helen via Red Cross Gift
Rome Feb 17 Ambassador Griscom and wife presented to Queen Helen a model of a family item from the American Red Cross Society. The Queen received the gift gratefully noting Americans’ active role in relief for victims of the ravages. The delegation highlighted deep gratitude from Halins and broader support for the relief effort.
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Rome
Griscom
Helen
Amerie Red Criss
S A R Honors Its President at Elizabethtown reception
A large gathering hosted by Elizabethtown Chapter No 1 S A R honored its president elect for the year, S A R officers and members from East Jersey and Orange chapters attended. Notables included Judge Edward S Atwater and Mrs Atwater, local officials, and Rhode Island guests. The event featured music by Glorckner's orchestra and a reception at Lebbeus B Miller's East Jersey Street residence.
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Elidge
Palward
Atwater
Elizabethtown
S. Alr
Lebbeus B. Miller
Jersey Street
George ‘Ty Parrot
Gud
Tames R. Milliken
Tromtoh
Roudinut
Daughters of the American Revolton
Orange
S.A. T
Mra
Edward
Walter Chandler
George H. Gibson
Sylvester Denting
Miss Deming
Ho OK
Halsey
H W. Huntting
Symmes Gigging
George
Parrot
C. C. Taintor
Mias ‘Taintor
Crane
W. B Timms
Mre
H. P. Whitehead
Will Force Whitaker
John FE
Cooper
W. F. Whitehead
Burnham C. Suckney
David HT
Miller
Henry 4
F. F. Glasby
Mins My
Mes
T. W. Williams
East Orange
Severely Wounded in Fall From Train
Charles Meuschner a 28 year old Newark resident employed as a deis er by the railway was severely injured by a fall from a train about 2:30 this morning between South Elizabeth stations. He suffered scalp wounds and a burned hand while not fully recalling how the accident happened. He is a married man and will be out of work for some time as doctors treat his injuries. A journal is on sale in New York.
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Charles Meuschner
Badder Atreet
Newark
Penta
South Elizabeth Sta
Menschner
Dhudell
Menmchner Ie
Magic
Nue
Ex-Chancellor Magie Warns Lawyers on Cross Examination
The ex chancellor in Texass denounces disrepect for law and warns attorneys against abusing cross examination privileges. He notes growing public sentiment against written law, citing juror influence and verdicts driven by feeling over proof. James Connally introduces Magie, praising fifty years of influence, and recalls his dedication to examination methods and legal training.
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Willwish Magic
Magic
James Connally
Mr. Magic
Chas Fer Magic
Anti
Magie
Lock Canal Approved by President Roosevelts Panama Plan Endorsed
President Roosevelt approves the lock type Panama Canal plan and endorses not changing to a sea level canal. He backs lowering Gatun Dam twenty feet per engineers recommendations and submits their report to Congress with praise for careful study and caution. The message notes the plan adhered to by Congress and predicts opposition to any shift away from the lock design.
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Telegraph
Tn the Journal
Washington
Roosevelt
O. K
Panama Canal
Congress
Board of Consulting Engineers
Taft
Gatun Dam
Senate
House of
Yin
Murder in Taxicab Claims Two Victims
A fragmentary report from February 1 notes a murder in a taxicab in which Stella Hocktasher, a noted young woman, and George E. Knaut, a telephone inspector, were killed. The text suggests questions about a possible later self-inflicted death.
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Stella Hocktasher
George E. Knaut
Opposition to commission eased after Trenton talks
Coury Clerk Jamen C Calvert and officials met with Trenton and Camden leaders to discuss a proposed police and fire commission. Camden reps argued residents oppose any commission, while Trenton officials noted growing statewide support for such bodies. Both sides agreed the bills merit careful implementation and public understanding. A follow up session was planned to reduce friction and push toward near unanimous support, with no major changes to the bills expected.
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Coury
Jamen C. Calvert
Cour Ty
Frank Smith
Willem F. Groves
Trenton
Culuden
Yraterday
Wille
Republican Committee of Staty
Camden
Ella Stal Non Venta
Mgo
Amdeniter
Camden Affinala
Connnmon
Rheawures
Odamlay
Trolley line to Summit pressed by local merchants
Local merchants urge completion of a trolley line to Summit claiming the unfinished section diverts traffic and air travel, harming Elizabeth interests. Community leaders, the Board of Trade, and residents discuss a formal complaint and possible special meeting to consider funding and rapid action.
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Morrie @raction Company
Ube
Ems
Ursidenia
Trale
Halsey le
Newwek
Board of Trade
Bail fixed on bunco men Jelinski and Piwowarcki
Judge Atwater set bail for Bren Won Jelinski and Maryan Piwowarcki, the two men accused in a bunco scheme uncovered by Detective Sergeant McChail. Jelinski faced two charges and Piwowarcki one, with bail set at 400 dollars cash for the joint count after Jacobs alleged they robbed him of money at the Pennsylvania Railroad station.
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Atwater
Bren
Jelinski
Maryan Piwowarcki
Bunco
McChail
Aywinet
Pitoearaki
Agalnet Jelhngki
Gre
Harry Jacobs
Eie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City Man Dies During Phone Help Call
Mluntiv City reports well known merchant Prink timble collapsed and died while attempting to call for help today. His wife and daughter found him in the house after the line signal flickered in the telephone exchange. The receiver was torn from the hook and authorities cited heart strain as the cause of death.
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Mluntiv City
Prink Timble
Gibble
Tragedy at Court Street Crossing Kills Ten Year Old Girl
Dvetw Prayk aged 10, daughter of Hyman Frank of 420 Court Street, was struck by an eastbound New York local train near Wall Street crossing in Elizabeth. She died at 2 05 PM from a skull fracture and possible internal injuries. Nearly 1400 schoolchildren witnessed the incident as the gates failed to deter the child from crossing. Ambulances from Elizabeth and Alexian hospitals rushed to the scene with the girl later taken to Elizabeth Hospital for treatment.
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Dvetw Prayk
Oll
Hyman Frank
Massa
Af Easthound
Long Ranch
Central Railroad
Ein Wer
New 1
St. Patrick School
Teis
New York
Thelizabeth
Wall Street
Pescape
General
Alexian Hospitala
Ambuilanct
Hurpitel
Elhabet Hospital
Cnet
Mississippi Grand Lodge withdraws links with New Jersey
Meridian Mississippi February 17 Grand Master Edwin J Martin announced the withdrawal of all brotherly affiliations with the New Jersey Grand Lodge over dispute on Negro membership in New Jersey. He cited a rift since 1908 when New Jersey acknowledged a Newark lodge with Negro members and defended Masonry’s universal principles amid controversy.
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William D. Walfal
New Jersey
Grand Lodge
Mapune
Mississippi
Woltakeil
Meridian
Miss
Grand Lodge of
Edwin J. Martin
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Negrins
Newslerney
William D. Wolfskeil
Elizabeth
S.J
Newark
Tesegroes
Marona
Dan
Martin
Marone Guilty of Conspiring in Major Trial
Ralph Marone, Hoboken rag shipper, is found guilty by a Staten Island jury after a 3 hour 35 minute deliberation in a conspiracy case with Barrett Manufacturing official William Kitchell. The trial, noted for its lengthy proceedings and numerous lawyers, ends with Marone appealing the verdict. Kitchell testified, while Marone claimed Kitchell framed him with inside information and Bribery.
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Ralph Marona
Ralph Marone
Man Strong
Foster M. Voorhees
Joba. Marnell
Joba Walsh
Marone
Marnell
Hoboken
Staten Indiicment
Willian Ritchell
Barrett Manufacturing Company
Witehot
Johnson & Niles
Barrett Company
Darrett Uajufictuetoyg Company
MM. Gotteman Comnery
New York City
William Kitchell
Barrett
Kitchell
Elizabethport
Mas Tone
Harnett Company
Urial
Kit Hoboken Alfion
Spenewe
1Hirtish Hin
Pasit
Kitehell
Hin
State Commissioner Appointment Moves in Trenton
From a correspondents dispatch in Trenton February 17 Governor Fort nominated William Cloke's death vacancy for a three year term to public reports editor Thomas H Holmes of Trenton as state commissioner. Another appointment named Passaic's John D Prince publicist to the assembly revering Rev Everett Tomlinson of Elizabeth with further moves expected.
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Trenton
Fort Noun
Senate
Thomas H. Holmes
William Cloke
Knights In Session At Grand Lodge Meeting
Trenton February 17 The annual forty firth Grand Lodge of Pythias opened in the Temple with about delegates from various parts of the state. An lodge degree was given to six past chancellors and Chancelor Brim Klewert of Paterson discussed aims to advance the insurance department within the order.
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Trenton
Pythias
Chancelk
Bram Klewert
Paterson
Oder
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World Men
Panama
Judge Atwater
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Tbe Aumerican
Dublin
Journal ON Sale
Vous Quistyr
Londal
Mr. Magie
William J. Magik
Gaton Dam
Ers
Union County
South Jersey
Ose
Nile
Tel
Grbhaedt's
Summit
Columbia
Abilyte
Atlantic City
Southern Masons
NEW Jersey Brothers
Prince
Everett T. Tomlinson
Knights
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