One License Trades Revoked and Dismissals New Name Change
The article reports license revocations by the Excise Board and dismissals amid council wrangling over actions and legal challenges. It notes licensees Andruceki and Simiatis facing Sunday selling charges, with defense attorneys contesting the technical aspects, and mentions a writ of certiorari sought to review the board’s action. The piece also covers a name change for the Union County Trades Council to the Central Labor Union and upcoming by-law changes, with leaders Dooley and Stockton Smith attending.
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Excise Board
TOS
Court Street
Jobn Simiatiavic
Flrat Street
John J. Stamler
Andruceki
William R. Wilson
Simiatis
Wilson
Thomas Enhke
Front Street
Brien
McCracken
Charles
Precinet Station
Prester Point
Cnion County Trades Council
Calor County Central Labor Union
Trades Council
Union County Central Labor Union
John J. Dooley
J. Stockton Smith
Retail Clerks’ Protective Association
American Federation of Labor
Hoth
Ant
James J. Dardiv
Australian thief admits larceny of two thousand kronen
Steven Page admitted stealing 2000 kronen from Australian money in a case investigated by Plainclothesman Warien and Detective Nolan. He was arrested after a late night search of fourteen city houses and remanded on bail of 300 pending grand jury action. Henry Fried, a New York lawyer, claimed Page used relatives to pay his fees and that the relatives sent money to him.
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Steven Page
Warien
Nolan
Onr
Arrat Teint Dudged Mahon
Page
Henry Fried
New York
Fried
Page Dome Tine
Australia
Pagetal
O'Brien
Testimony in Court For Detective Sat On Lap
A detective testified under oath in the Quarter Sessions trial of Dominick Taraudia charged with assault. He said he sat on a woman’s lap during the incident, a claim challenged by defense witnesses. Multiple testimonies described the events, including rival accounts from Det Doody and Samuel Schleimer, with messy cross checks and conflicting details.
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Dominick Taraudia
Hettfeld
Patrick Doody
Central Rail
Ted Police
Samuel Schleimer
Doody
Siany Withensen
Deao
Tarudia
Nellie MiClunky
Schouse
Desty
Tarit
Aoa
City Enlists Police in Hunt for Odor Source
Mayor Mraving asks Elizabeth city police to hunt a persistent stench. Chief Tenney to lead patrols day and night, record wind, odor details, and hours of odor. Officers to track the smell regardless of time to outpace health officials.
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ST Ae
Mraving
Police Department
Board of Health
Tenney
Ree
Man Pleads to Non Vult and Reaccepts Guilty Alternative
The Grand Jury charged a man with assault and battery. He was arraigned before Judge Booraem and initially pleaded not guilty, then retracted to non vult. Sentencing scheduled for February 21 in Middlesex County Superior Court.
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Tee Ean Auuan
Chous
Booraem
Booraens
Middlesex County
Atwater
Schweinparth Wanted at Address Street
Police seek the man described as Bav, with a rough spelling of Broed Street and Syland appearing in notes. The alert notes garbled details but aims to locate the subject by local warrants and known aliases. No clear dates or organization names are readable.
Milkman Attacks Health Board Over Dirty Hands Charge
Garthwaite a Rovelle milk dealer accuses G W McGuire of the State Board of Health of false charges after an agricultural board adjournment. He contends he has fought for farmers long and protests against government interference, claiming liberty is being taken away. The dispute centers on alleged milk handling practices and continues on the next page.
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FE. B. Garthwaite
Rovelle
State Board of Health
Union County Board of Agriculture
McGuire
Agricultural * Board
Garthwaitp
Arsintanso
Board of Hath
iPhey
Trenton
Qman
State ‘Board of Health
Court Childe's Past Chiefs Given Jewels
Court George W. Childe, a leading figure in the Halepend ont: Order of-Kavesters, New Jersey, marked the court's fourteenth anniversary with a fete at Arennum Hall Broad Street. Jewels were presented to the twelve past chief rangers. Rev Otin A Glazebrook of St John's Episcopal Church gave a address. Continued on Eleventh Wayz.
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George W. Childe
New Jersey
Arenmum Hall
Broad Street
Lehief Rangers
Otin A
Glazebrook
St. John's Episcohal Church
Odor Inquest Opens City Health Investigation
The Grand Jury urged immediate action to locate a persistent oily odor plaguing the Tower area. The Board of Health outlined a plan for a full investigation with a citizen committee from the Board of Trade aiding in gathering facts and locating the source.
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Board of Health
Tinden Board of Health
Fouie Loapattion
Will .ii
John W. Whelan
Grand Jury
W. K. Vexin
Grove Street
McAdoo's Rep Announces Will Connect Tunnel With Cars
A McAdoo representative announced plans to connect the Newark tunnel with cars as officials toured the Bridson River Terminal of the Madison and Manhattan Railroad. The New York Stock Exchange crowd heard assurances of future operations, while party members inspected the terminal's vast tubes and river-side structures.
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McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
Bridson River
Madson and Manhattan Railroad Company
New Jersey
New York Weal
Eatate Exchange
Gunger
Reyes Teese
Tentent
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company
Charlea Macobe
Ingineet
Jay, Davies
Ae Elidel
Adler
Truth
Sontag
Disagreement of Witnesses Over City Hospital Charges
Mayor Mewlag defended Elizabeth General Hospital amid charges by Mrs. Williamson in a letter to the Freeholders. Witnesses mostly provided hearsay. Dr Otto Wagner denied any policy of denying admission to the poor for lack of payment. County Collector Leavitt chaired, with Frederick Faulks cross examining. Poormaster George Henshaw testified with damaging statements. investigation ordered. Continued on page Blath ape.
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Mayor Mewlag
Freeholders
Elizateth Genwel Hospital
Emily J. Willimineon
Williamson
Otto Wagner
Hopital
Nathan R. Leavitt
George Henshaw
Roselle Park
Polish painter in gas poisoning at Alvsian Hospital
Cyprian Plongua a 20 year old Polish native and painter, found unconscious in bed with gas pouring from an open jet at 31 Second Street. He was rushed to Alvsian Hospital in critical condition. authorities are unsure if the incident was accidental or suicide attempt.
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Cyprian Plongua
Poland
Alvsian Hospital
Plongus
Second Street
Dia
Wall Street Opens With Heavy Selling Pressure
The New York stock market opened with broad selling, many stocks down about 14 cents, Union Pacific and others slipping while a few like New York Central held steady. Heavy foreign selling from London accounted for much of the decline, with government bonds steady and some gains late in the hour as Steel common rose and traders briefly pushed prices up before another drop.
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Telegraph
Journal
New York
Union Pacific
New York Central
London
Dn Steel Common
Vinton Pacific
Inter
Steel Corporation
Yuen
Bresl Common
Bert
Atrenatix
Strel Common
Schwed's Sale Promises Big Enlarge Store Loot
A fragmentary notice markets Schwed's store enlargement in the Diz Building with a promise of new stock and special advertised sales. Leo Das has returned from Boston with a large shipment of fine shoes. Sth Century Shoe Repairing is advertised nearby offering new pairs and promising quality. The item highlights store expansion and forthcoming merchandise in a city shopping district.
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Diz
Rome
Leo Das
Bostes
Two Rahway men charged in Gire death case
Detective George Conger arrests William Hoagland and A T Kirstein both long residents of Rahway along with William Swearer for the death of Mrs Jennice Crowell at Rahway General Hospital from peritonitis. They posted bail at ten thousand each while investigations focus on an ante mortem statement by Miss Crowell accusing others.
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George Conger
Rahway Police Fore
Jennice Crowell
William H. Homger
Handy
Oll
Witten Weber
Gulatian
Hoagland and
Sweartt
Asit le Y
Miss Crowell
Tle Cranes
Rahway
Jory E
Bern
Excise Board Plans Publicity for Transfers
The Excise Board proposes publishing all transfer applications two weeks before a session to allow residents in affected districts to voice objections. Commissioners argue this pre notices will curb criticism and justify their positions if transfers proceed, despite past opposition and calls to limit transfers. No changes were granted at Friday’s meeting.
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Excise Board
Itéia
Elizabeth
Fenterday
East street market closes as crowds fill last day sale
The crowded store near East Wrest, Jefferson Street corner, sees shoppers all week for the final day deals. Elizabeth Commercial Shorthand teaches at Broad Street, while McMickle advertises schooling and shorthand services amid the busy commerce chatter.
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Lavy's
Wall
Elizabeth Commercial
Hersh Bidgus
Broad Street
Fe Pri. McMickle
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Stich
Teaney's Finest
Gedney
Colle
Newark
Schweinparth
Tom
Baers
Uae
Frank C. Ogden
Attoin
Hobart V. van Noren
de Ranger
Charles C. M'Bride
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the Agriculture Board
John Fountain
Court Childe
Linden
BE. W. Phares
Uepry H. Tehsie
Board of Trade
Mr. Phares
Health Board
Mighty
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Becunee
MeAdoa
Herbert M. Woodard
H. H. BB. Miller
Duiss Williamson
Louie
Atterndov
New York and
H. H. Isham
H. M.woop
Ard
William G, Malo
Miss Adams
Roselle Park Poormaster
Wall Street
Schwed
William H. Hoagland
William Swearer
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East Wrest
Jefferson
Pow Se School
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