Tuberculosis Pavilion Plan Advocated by City Officials
In downtown remarks, Republican leaders urge a tuberculosis pavilion to aid patients and push stricter measures against spitting in public buildings. The plan includes appointing a committee to study a dedicated facility and enforcement of anti spitting ordinances while urging cooperation from labor and civic groups.
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Vic
Repuilican
Chih
Iin Jing
Sinehbed
Vob
Thomas Y. Ryo
Henry
Tie Il
Hach Pat
Focalise Che
Mine Workers See Possible 20 Percent Pay Increase
Reported by My Telegraph from Hilodapolie on the miners of four divisions expecting a 20 percent wage rise. Observers foresee a national convention at Dresden next week likely to approve higher pay, with employers reluctant but potentially compliant. Cost of living drives demand while coal on hand remains limited to about a month.
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Mineratt
McCullen
Mr Pugh Speaks on Marketing the Product at Round Table
Mr. Pugh addressed the Milbank Memories Chapel at Elvirhors College New York last night as part of the Round Table season. He highlighted the group’s focus on social power and discussed the Students’ Aid Committee placing graduates in suitable positions benefiting the boy, the school, and the community.
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Mevander
Bigater
Tattin High Selinor
Milbank Memories
Aimmittee
Schoals
Secret trial at Soearnt Pharmacy and School event
An obscure notice from a 8 Trade streets venue mentions Secret, Oliflew, Braure, and Soearnt Pharmacy with a reference to a school and a January 17 evening. The fragment references a prize or prize-like event titled true heart, implying a local literary or theatrical gathering no further details.
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Con Braure
Oliflew, the. and
Soearnt Pharmacy
Conference to discuss new armory plan raised
Brigadier General Collins and Colonel Dungan head a committee named to plan a battalion armory here They will meet Friday with the Board of Freeholders military affairs committee Officials expect a favorable decision and a site is sought for Elizabeth action may follow in the state senate or assembly.
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PF. Collins
Nelson V. Dungan
Somerville
Board of Freeholders
Eeery
Renthlyman R.W. Schwartz
Assembly
Elizabeth
False Arrest Case to Jury in Newark Trial
A false arrest lawsuit in Newark proceeds as witnesses describe police actions on the night of a fatal assault. Det. Satyeanus Frederick Roabi and others testify about the arrest of Goddard and the slaying suspect Reinhold Hecklin, with defense arguing officers acted on reasonable suspicion and superior orders.
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CorMlard
Hiven
Reinhold Macklad
Goddard
Samuel Katia
Reinheh Heckian
Goddand
Belchh
Heelhen Alm
Aunsel
Ofiers
Wiley
Kohn
Jeddard
Mea
Hecklin - Mia
Adeline Tale
Newark
Aod
Dioddrd
Gordidard
Elizabeth
Pa Hieg
Gvhen
Bergeant McGrail
Ettire
Bt Police
Touney
Newsark
McFrail
Olue
Mecklan
McGrail
Tenney
McKrail
Howe
Catherine Street
Alivarth
McCabe
Thin City
Gift for Mr Eichorn at Turn Verein dinner
Herman Eichorn of the city received a $10 gun piece last night during the installation of officers of the Turn Verein of Plainfield. The gift acknowledged his efforts to keep the society in good running order and in prospering condition.
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Herman Eichorn
Turn Verein
Plidjnfield
Plainfield
Eichorn
Bewis
Union Business College Evening Semions Breach
A damaged OCR item notes Union Business College at 200 210 Broad Street in Barrlareny district with references to theft and franchising. It mentions old stand and Saree Street with a tele contact faded.
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Union Business College
Barrlareny
Again Chosen As President To Start Suit Against Board
George I. Schlatterer was unanimously reelected president at the Henmestatic Club meeting held at 21 Brow Street. About 200 members attended as officers were elected including Wales Tenney as first vice president and Munroe Gillman as treasurer. Schlatterer thanked the group for Democratic support and noted the club was solvent with bills paid and a treasury balance for the coming year.
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George I. Schlatterer
Brow Street
Wales
Tenney
Fred Zier
Munroe My Gillman
Owen Farrelly
Christmas Srn
Yale Forestry School Head May Get U S Post
Washington January 17 The White House and Secretary Wilson considered appointing Yale Forestry School head Prof Graves to a federal post. Graves, called from New Haven, was discussed as a leading candidate for a top forestry position as the administration weighs the nation’s forest policy and university ties.
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Yale Forestry School
U. S. Post
Washington
Tine Chet
Wilson
Wilkotvalle
White Hote
Barester Ao
Potter
Kovostyy
Forestey
Oves
Chelay Wilton
1S. Graves
Yale Roventry School
Sid
Graves
New Thiven
Simmons
Whitt House
Wileson
Hein
Temes
Poet Watson Raids Reporters On Departure
New York based poet Watson, famed for a provocative poem dedicated to the wife and daughter of Prime Minister Asquith, berates reporters as he prepares to sail. He restrains his anger with friends' intervention during a brief Atlantic stop, avoiding a further tirade against the press.
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New York
Tikely
Will 1 Watson
He Winnan
Tonga
Watson
Nix
Premie Asquith
Ragland
Nik
Ani
Injunction Bars Magician Dorenjak in Show Ownership Fight
In a court action at the Tracker Theatre building, an injunction prevents Charles Dorenjak and associates from interfering with a plate glass contraption and related paraphernalia used in a magic act. Attorney William HK Wilkon filed the preliminary order, granting rights to Magro Rothe in the ongoing litigation over ownership and control of the show.
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Charles Dorenjak
We Poluk
Tractor Theatre
Court of Chincery
Magazine writer testifies in city white slave inquiry
Ay Telegraph reports Kibbe Turner, a magazine writer, continued testimony at the morning session of the inquiry into prostitution in the city. Indictments are expected as authorities hope arrests will reveal higher figures in the sex trade and lead to immunity offers for informants.
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Kibbe Turner
Citand
Allie
Keper
Sugar Trust Explains Finances Amid Monopoly Claims
A Telegraph report from New York details an elaborate statement from the American Sugar Refining Company issued at its recent meeting. Directors note the company’s prosperous year, stock held largely in New York and Boston, and increased director participation. The release defends against monopoly claims, outlines earnings and duties paid, and asserts the company sheds no special advantage from tariffs while contributing to government revenue. A later note mentions a January furniture sale by Memanub Bros.
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URS
Fourmilderney
Dan
Allmark
American Sugar Keflning Company
Boston
Pennsylvania Sugar Company
Dixelomiros
New York
Brooklyn
Tll Stocklolters
Canaml i
Adking
Hie Cameo
BOS
Fayiers Lown Aut Company
Stepeed CH. Seni
S.C. Hooker
Midtdelphia
John Mayer
Thomas
Allewes
Kobe
Che Gnanecs
Htc
Mraokum
Ein
Hills Rhares
Staton
Heta
Sagar
Qinat
Willett Wat Gray
Uty
Cue Dary
Cuba
Mayt
Hawaii
Philippines
Songbirds See President At Opera Themed Rehearsal
In a quirky scene at the White House a group of performers from the Manhattan Grand Opera Company staged an unusual rehearsal. The leading soprano Guandice Mary Gurren was escorted by an officer as they circulated among officials to present an impromptu serenade to the President Moe fra Tammerstein, who was absent from the scene.
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Woebington
Dan
Tyrie Eymance
Altrsy
Badies
Bivitanes
Manhatta Grand Opera Company
Elatoequey Guandice
Mary Gurren
Senternjpgen Hwim
Moe Fra Tammerstein
Kent's Storage Warehouse Notice
Fragmented OCR shows a local storage warehouse notice mentioning locked rooms and a damaged item description. Details are unclear but indicate a storage or rental related listing with reference to Jefferson Avenue and a telephone contact.
House Rejects Senate Ballinger Amendment
A chaotic debate in the House reveals opposition to the Senate Ballinger amendment. Speaker Cannon and others push for limits on investigative actions while addressing dissenting passages and potential overreach amid partisan tension.
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HOUSE
Senate
Ballinger
Caucus Clash Looms Over Republican Convention
Fragmented reports from Washington outline intensifying tension among insurgents and regulars as Republicans debate the approach to selecting the new congressional committee. Sources disagree on whether to back moderate or aggressive lines, with factions threatening to boycott to force concessions.
Local Contractor Hit By Supreme Court Suit
A local contractor faces a civil action filed in the Supreme Court Newark. The case centers on alleged contract breaches and disputed payments involving several named parties and firms, with claims of improper work and financial losses. Court action seeks resolution and potential remedies for the injured party.
Meeting of Social Club at Seventh Ward venue
A social club meeting occurred at The Anwily in Seventh Ward West city tonight with members of the club in attendance. Elizabeth Commercial College advertises bookkeeping courses and special printing prices while Manes Bros announces a large year clearance sale at 105 First Street.
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Anwily
Seventh Ward
Sinviel Clute
Miner's
Seventh Street
Latta Seber
Weston
Tye Gramuary
Sie- Manes Bros
Railroad Worker Turned Fugitive From Justice
Walter Devine, formerly employed by the Central Railroad of New Jersey at Garwood station, disappeared with 8d in cash and a watch after quitting four days earlier. Chief Gainey and investigators pursue him, as witnesses recall Devine’s odd remark about his own name.
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Central
Garwood
Tournal Grewond
Lnte
Roitroad
New Jersey
Walter T. Devine
Alley
Devine
Clevelind
Giron
Cie Reilrond Delle Fite
Diucever
Devise
Nina Emonth
Ordinaey
Sf T. Kraus
Leather's leather usage drives shoe prices up
John Heaton, president of the National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association, says leather usage in autos will push footwear prices higher. He cites auto demand cutting cattle hides and higher meat and vegetable costs as factors, noting hides rose 25 to 30 percent in value and tariffs should be tested before changes.
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Telegrabls
York. Dun
John Heoan
National
Boot Aml
Hotel Astor
Handa
Manan
Haman
Unclear Wall Street notes and local ads in Newark journal
The page fragment records stock market notices and commercial ads from Newark including mentions of Hoffman Studio and J Leonard Undertaker. It notes upcoming bargains at McManus Furniture and promotional placements at Market Street and Broad Street near Newark Central Station. The stray items reference Ground River Fulton Street and Metropole advertisements.
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Me Stok
Ewe
Hoffmann
D. J. Leonard
Ups Todate Funeral Partons
Fieldman
Expers
Wil Wramehes
Fulton
the Journal
Newark
Clisaleth Deily Journal
Newnatund
Hroad
Scree Kewark
Calon Newartead
Sentral
Amd Sande
Buent Migtiegs
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Erteeal
Colin Sn
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Prises Maik the True Heart
MR. Eichorn
Savings Bank
George H. Schlatterer
Craig
James Democratic Club
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Elton
Harry
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Sotania Rearing
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Magee Sehin
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Dane
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Hole
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Crane
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Dane Co
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Banjanon If
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Coton
Kye Cali
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Sugar Trust
Jersey City
Memanub Bros
Songbirds
Stewart Belward White
Tote Fem
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Kent
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Congressional Committee
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Supreme Court
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