Ame Rules Will Govern Second Race On Lincoln Birthday
Delegates decided the second Journal road race will be held on Lincoln's Birthday Friday February 12. The Amateur Athletics Union of North Africa will sanction the event with rules from the first race. Teams of five men each, and four substitutes, will race the course from the Journal office to Rahway Avenue Wheatsheaf Hotel Van Court Inn and finish at the start. Entries close February 8 at midnight.
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Amateur Athletics Union of North Africa
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Liberty A. Cutt
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John Byahs
Samuel Sampoon
Linden stabbing case confusion in city hospital
A chaotic report details a stabbing with shears at a Linden street location. Victim hospitalized after an alleged altercation with a barber named Victor Wisillan et al. Defense contends and the judge adjourned amid conflicting statements.
Handwriting on Wall Reveals Young Prisoner Killmer's Record
A 10 year old, John Killmer, was committed to county jail awaiting Grand Jury action on breaking and entering a poolroom. He admitted numerous lughful burglaries and wrote his criminal record on the cell wall, naming Frank Tehmman Captain Peters Officer Ward and others, including prior jail terms and gas meter thefts. He claimed to have fled to Rahway and Jamesburg, with a detailed chronology from 1963 to 1909.
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City Criminal Court
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Kamat Jersey Street
Frank Tehmman
Hewlquarter
Peters
Buck” Ward
James Ward
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Colluci
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Killmet
Fener
Jor Street
Ward
New York
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Former Queen After Money Alleged Hawaii Claim
A damaged report notes a former Hawaiian queen contact Congress about a claim on U S funds and lands. It mentions Queen Liliuokalani seeking restitution, with Prince Kuhio among Hawaii’s representatives, and cites possible amount around ten million dollars in dispute. The piece references ongoing legal action and historical context.
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Wikakington
Quiden
Jonah
Kuhio -Kale
Hawaii
Aimee Oe
Sarah Ny Mo
United States
Newark Groom Takes Chicago Bride in Catholic Ceremony
In Chicago the Newark groom J. Henry ith wed Mise Blanche Plainandoo of Chicago at Holy Name Cathedral. The nuptials were conducted by Archbishop Quigley at 9:00 AM, with a ceremony attended by family and friends.
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Chicago
Tétesroth
Yoly Ssime
Mise Blanche Plainandoo
J. Henry Ith
Ray
Milly
Quigley
Fipe
Recital Announcement by NSS Mathew at T A A R
A fragmentary notice states that NSS Mathew will give a recital this evening at the T A R venue. It mentions Ree meehon and Father Method in the program and invites attendance for the event.
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Icy sidewalk chaos after frosty storm injures two
Slippery pavements left by last night storm caused pedestrians to fall across the city. Two people were treated at General Hospital, including BE Wilsows of 109 A West Grand Street and Edward Davis, with injuries described as serious but not life threatening.
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BE. P. ‘Wilsows
West Grand Street
Edward. Davis
Mr. Os
Olive Branch Installation Reflects Mixed Storm Attendance
Olive Branch Lodge No. 78 Knights of Pythias installed officers in Odd Fellows Hall with District Liepnig A. I. Jones in charge. Despite the storm, a strong turnout supported the event, with social hour and refreshments. New officers included Chancelier Commander William Kuntz and Vice-Chancellor W. Walker, among others.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
Ifshan Afty
Olive Branch
Knights of Pytasias
Odd Fellows Hall
Liepnig
A. I. Jones
Hartmony
Chancelier
William’ Kuntz
W. Walker
Olive Branch Lodge No. 78, Knights of Pythian
Pressary to Meet at Central Court Complex
Circuit court cases delayed as the presbytery meets in a regional session. Judge Vell notes lack of ready answers while Meir & Son of East Seveq are mentioned in relation to the stalled docket. A cryptic reference to East Seveq and local addresses appears amid the chaotic OCR.
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Ackerman Bill Aims to Protect Laborers in New Jersey
Trenton correspondent reports Senator Ackerman of Union County will push an employer’s liability act this session. Gov. Wilson supports reform, calling a British model wise. Law aims to distribute main stem taxes to fund free public schools. opposition expects lengthy debates on equal taxation for Neva property and public utilities.
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Hains Jury Hears Tears Amid Trial Tension
Telegraph dispatch reports in Flushing describe the Hains murder trial as prosecutor Darrin paints the defendants as cowardly murderers tied to a base conspiracy. Captain Hai and his brother face bitter courtroom scrutiny while Mrs Annis sobs and the jury watches closely. Justice Crane contemplates sending the case to the jury as new material is reviewed after a recess.
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Justice Crane
Stabbed saloonkeeper in Port Reading incident
Peter B. Kelly a saloonkeeper at Elisabeth Avenue and the Long Ranch Railroad was stabbed shortly after midnight by Italian Vaboter Frank Casale, a Long Branch Railroad section gang worker. Kelly, in serious condition, aided by Dave Dunn, ejected Casale after a heated exchange over remarks about Italy. Casale fled toward the 12.28 train to Branch. Kelly was later hospitalized. Casale arrested and to be brought before City Criminal Court tomorrow.
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Elisabeth Avenue
Long Ranch
Frank Cesari
Long Branch
Port Reading
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Matson
City Criminal Court
School Board Reports Meeting On Wednesday Night
Education officials outline the agenda for the board meeting Wednesday night. The report highlights topics to be discussed and potential decisions affecting district schools.
Lecture at Westminster on The Life of Christ
A chapel lecture at Westminster featured a clustered group of rectors discussing The Life of Christ. The talk highlighted themes of faith, doctrine, and spiritual guidance for attendees.
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Westminster
Timms Names Board Committees and Advises on Work
President Timms announced standing committees for the coming year at a board of education meeting. Kaufman heads Finance, Wenke leads Rites and New Buildings, with numerous appointments across Heating, Ventilation and Planning, Rules, Evening Schools, and New Buildings. Timms urged careful selections, noting vacancies, urging capable, preferably young, appointees to manage school construction and related duties.
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Lsrd of Education
Kaufman
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Theis
Fuk O Maaiire
Konfman
Mo Tuthers Bailey
Booker
Matthews
Morrison
Cavanagh
Deamond
Brokaw
Bailey
Coramsine
Mates
Thams
Edinan
Heath
Sehigols
Imen
Topeka Hotel Fire Claims and Injuries Chronicle
A Topeka hotel serving as political headquarters suffered a devastating blaze. About 30 people were injured or missing as guests frantically searched for exits. One injured man, AL W. Bmsith, a former gubernatorial candidate, was reported fatally injured amid the crowded chaos. Firefighters battled flames from 4 AM, but many were trapped behind stairwells and debris. Reports mention connections to Kansas City and Murdock, with local figures linked to the state GOP.
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