Death helps Martine out in campaign
In a turbulent party scene, the death of Davis reshapes New Jersey politics. Democratic figures like Smith and Wittpenn maneuver for influence as legislators contend with shifts in support and allege pacts surrounding the late senator. The Hudson county vote and mayoral dynamics intensify as allies realign toward favored candidates.
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Davis
Uae
Legishatuye
al Pealy
Smut
Andy Ten Pi
Uciiaey
Tran
Pexie
Lin
Mt Dovity
Vie
Assar
Wilson
New Jersey
Smith
Hieun
Hydsan
Poseanen
Hudson County
del Wilson
Isa
Jersey City
Dudp
Wittpenn
Tin
Wittpenn Povotral
Democratic Ar
Jay
Ilivis
da Smith
Dorsey City
Tosa
Mr. Smith
Avis
Successful methods in furniture trade spark January market surge
An early January report notes a wave of activity in First Simet furniture sales, with strong demand across Union county and neighboring states. The article highlights a notable price spike, a shift toward larger shipments, and growing optimism among dealers about a robust postholiday period. It mentions key figures and firms linked to the volatile market trend.
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Simet
Osory
Hee
Union County Staten Tard
Sore feeling toward Governor Ark prompts diary controversy
Fragmentary OCR notes accuse Governor Danagley of Arabusos of favoring pigs and hint at political tension in Arkasin. The garbled text mentions Governor Hauphey, a diary linked to Whanaas, and a planned election involving Miss Maran, daughter of Representative Macon, amid shifting loyalties and public notices.
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Govermer Danagley
Bool Bie Arkasin
Tie Melua
Cuyermor
Hauphey
Meyer
Miss Maran
Macon
Deaenet
Wy Hutisis
Te Eleisten the Chip
Robert Davis Interment Held in Sacred Heart Cemetery
A long funeral procession for Robert Davis, a Democrat from New Jersey, exceeded expectations despite bad weather. Notables including U S Senator James Smith and many judges and leaders attended, with the cortege proceeding to Mount Name Cemetery amid solemn honors.
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TH Gong Dopey
Itv
Hin
Woodrow Wilson
U. Ss. Seater Shanies Smt
New York City
New Jersey
Robert Davis
Wolocei
Tost
Peters Roman
Out to Tour World Boys Stranded in City Trial
William Devlin and Midge Mahon, both 17 from Philadelphia, appeared in the Criminal Court before Judge Don. Detectives Toth, Wink, and Avakine reported nine prior offenses near the city. Mahon was sentenced to ten days in jail. Devlin received a reprimand and was sent home after a peppery exchange. The boys had planned to work near Newari Sentara and then go to Elizabeth, boarding a train when arrested by railroad authorities.
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Willian Devlin
Aml Brook Memveim
Philadelphia
Andie May Don
Negheinis
Wink Gant Avakine
Vennsylvania
Midge Mahon
Philadel Phia
Nowari Sentara
Elizabeth
Vier
Mey
Industrial Education Discussion by Professor Pratt at Men Forum
Professor Edward Ewing Pratt of the New York School of Philanthropy will speak Sunday afternoon at the Men Forum in the Yo MLC on industrial education. The talk will cover a life study of the subject with stereopriven slides from protographs taken in recent years. A discussion period will follow the address as the association plans the election of five new directors and reviews annual department reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ewing Pratt
New York School of Philanttrogy
Sparker
Pratt
Weber's Annual Sale At Moland’s Minced Ham Co.
Weber's annual sale draws crowds to Elredbe street clothing store on Weber's Kittyte Street. Patrons throng aisles for reduced prices on Moland's Minced Ham and other items. Large turnout signals strong demand as shoppers browse and compare in the busy sale atmosphere.
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Saumry Crearine
Elredbe
Weber
Moland
Meeting After Six Years Reveals Family Strife
A long separated child meets her father after six years amid hardship and a mother’s illness. The court orders the father to provide monthly support and $800 hands to buy necessities. Edward De Cono is jailed on neglect charges related to the Miller case, while the child’s guardian arranges care and placement.
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Min
Chen
Mir Milner
Msc Milner
Millay
Mill Ber
Shi
Tong Ste
Mae Pond
Iide
Miss Swayte
Gad Easter
Peeet
1800 Voters Indicted. Judge Sees More Likely
Adams County update reports 1800 indictments with fifty three new cases. Judge Bhoir predicts total indictments could reach 4000 as responses from defendants remain disoriented. May indicate widespread vote buying and selling probe expanding.
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Tillgga
Dournell West
Union
Adams County
Didge Bhoir
California Nippon Discrimination Sparks Bilateral Strain
A fragment warns that tensions between Japan and the United States risk escalation as California moves to pass discriminatory laws targeting Japanese residents. The note emphasizes impact on ongoing treaty relations between the two nations and the danger to amicable ties.
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Laereopi Oo
Sacramento
Dun
Japan
United States
California
Rescue Tugs Rush To Scene Of Destroyer Fire
Turmoil spreads as tugboats reach the destroyer Fancomwatt after a collision or fire outbreak. Crews battle flames in the forward bunkers, with the vessel damaged but under control following rapid response efforts.
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Tourna
Brest
Tan
Tage
Fancomwatt
Not Body of Scott Boy Reported Near Buny NY
Authorities deny any possibility the body found near Buny NY is Scott Boy missing since May. Statement clarifies no link to Seattle war or kidnapping. unknown individual, unclear ties, and uncertain provenance surround the fragment.
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Scott Boy
Jarman Windsor
Mt. Jeu
Buny
To Beautify Cities at American Forestry Convention
Washington delegates at the thirtieth annual convention of the American Forestry Association discuss beautification efforts in cities. The session focuses on planting and nurturing trees as a key strategy to improve urban landscapes and public spaces.
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Sagen
Washington
Jen
American Forestry Asswiatinn
WILL NOT SELL BALL TEAM
A garbled London based clipping reports a local club entity opposing a sale of a ball team. The text references Newark and street intersections, with scattered names and terms that hint at ownership and administrative actions, but the exact outcomes remain unclear within the fragmented OCR.
Sophia Gone Will Wed Eva In Curious Wedding Tale
Fragmented OCR reveals a socially charged wedding tale involving Sophia and Eva with multiple names and places. The narrative hints at plans, family opinions, and potential opposition, ending with remarks on personal autonomy and marriage norms.
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Sophia
Eva
Hospital Aid Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Hospital Weld held its thirtieth annual meeting this morning. Officers elected include Recis, Mrs dames Fle Mow William X. Olmsted s Pred We Virwont, and finned secretary Mra Ueeit Air',e George Th Gilson Wi ride a member of the Hated of tiggers. Reports described progress and activity in support of hospital needs.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Hospital
Recis
Dames
William X. Olmsted
Freien
Lokons
Finned
Mra Ueeit
Eorge Th Gilson
Vomnad Tm
West Virginia Town Fire Reported in Distressed Text
Fragmentary clipping reports a fire in a West Virginia town with scattered names and unclear details. The note mentions Tyner Minefield and Wolo Wo Ca and a court in Dowell, plus a spread of damage and visible destruction.
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Wolo
Fragmentary Note Seeks Council Dine Testimony
A sparse, garbled fragment mentions council proceedings and a request related to a date and a ward in Brower area. It references a stem man dada Fanris and a Resting fen WO, with unclear names and places. The readable items suggest civic discourse but lack coherent details.
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Bourton
Nurse Relates What She Saw In Hospital Case
A nurse recounts observations from a hospital incident noting patient behavior and reactions. The account mentions a physician, a mysterious figure, and the atmosphere of the ward as the events unfolded. Names and specific locations are ambiguously referenced, with fragments suggesting a detailed but disjointed testimony.
Fierce gale off the coast of England unsettles towns
A violent gale roars off the English coast driving ships including those near Calais and the Wyre as coastwise communities brace for damage. Reports describe wreckage and nearshore impacts, with vessels ashore and sailors affected along tidal channels and harbors.
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England
Tourn Tandon
Elaine
Klan
Calais
Baek
Tak
Chicago Priest Dies at Seeker Att Cea
Chicago priest dies as authorities investigate a mysterious incident. Elizabeth Com kins reported the death and related details remain unclear while the community mourns.
Pinger-Print Evidence Convicts Ewo Berglars
An OCR fragment reports a court or police case referencing pinger print evidence convicting individuals labeled as Ewo Berglars and others. The text mentions unrelated names and garbled phrases, with several sections indicating a legal or investigative context and possible verdicts or actions.
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Pinger
Ewo Berglars
Gas Explosion Causes Deaths in North Pittabarg Area
A gas explosion in North Pittabarg leads to multiple fatalities and injuries. Emergency crews work at the scene as investigators assess the cause and assess surrounding structures for further risk. local residents report sudden loud blast and rising smoke amid scattered debris. authorities warn of potential aftershocks and secure nearby streets until a full probe concludes.
Company reorganized plans celebration as workers vote on future
A local company reorganized and plans a celebration. Management circulated details about staff representation and potential changes while workers discussed the new structure. A December meeting with about 10 employees present was noted, with further updates expected.
Bank Elects Officers at North Broad Street Meeting
In a terse notice a bank on North Broad Street announces the reelection of its officers. The fragmentary text confirms ongoing governance and routine leadership rotation within the institution.
Demands for Jery Probe Wenke Bribe Charge
A garbled report details a probe into Jery Wenke amid bribery charges. It references political figures, commissions, and city officials amid a contentious public dispute and calls for investigation.
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Jery
Wenke
Women Petition Board for Use of School
A group of three women petitions a local board to permit use of a school facility. The text shows garbled OCR but indicates a plea for access and details the stages and conditions considered by the board. Names and precise actions are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Women Petition Board
Fragmented OCR: Army alters schedule at Elmwood event
Text unreadable fragmented OCR leaves unclear details. Key entities include army, Elmwood, Arlene Webel, and event timing but specifics are indiscernible. Further readable segments needed for precise headline and summary.
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Martine
U.S
GOV. Ark
Association For
Midi Bow Dell Daawigh
Joby J. Lantz
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To FM. van Dune
Wilfred Ko Cann
Alsnost
Cities
Tate
Momsrytens
Hanebels Club
Ameerance Tate
the Journal
Newark
Jose
Peoad
Marke
Nitad
Ee Yanulavicz
Trent
Pygdiein
Nina
Gielen
Andres
Benny
Laweven
Jace Agathep
Walton
Batie
Yannilavies
Pat Chase
Gery Bayer
Seine
Diario
Einen
Hospital Aid Society
West Virginia
oSrlseys
Fisti
Brokaw
Nurse
Dspense
Sieuke
Lena
Las Het
Cherie Eamigeune
Stead
Danley Enews
Alwys Colne
Mia Pohontits
Arid
Fortin Teller
Seoul
Dante
Taft
Canal
Phonon
Suman
Gil Side
Perprore
Chicago
Elizabeth Comkins
Conan
Ane
Te Foto
Geena Hire Campans
Valance
Loineden
Nepean
Comapiery
Petral
Poe
Cinperi
Haven
Uy Teaty
Haveeyya
North Broad Street
JE. Desmond
Vietkor
Mona Meng
Pani
Iannie
Er Lewis
Athena
Bonnes Wit
Gans
Fey
Larville
Secon
Pigvarac
Emanigetante Atosseis
Weaika
Hans Statienery
Nel
Peorting
Merioou Tatler mi Minawe
Donny Cinepak Keimigg
Faw
Bnikiy
Sayre
Cone
Fistenetion
Atenkines
Matthews
Ant Sherdlan
Willy Maid
Duane
Pete Bor
Mmopt Social Centre
Intion
Yetad
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Lawri Vee
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Ouraat
PLS
TNF Pri Edema
St Be Te Ee Ae
Army Arlene Webel Ag Tee Fy
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