Arrest Irregular Leader Tied to Bogus School Suspicion
A chaotic Newark scene unfolded as Deputy Sheriff Yramae Carey and others, including post office officials and investigators, pursued Chale Cooper amid allegations of running a fraudulent institution the Colored Industrial Normal Institution. The arrest followed a forced takedown after Cooper resisted surrender, with authorities claiming the institution defrauded hundreds of unsuspecting residents and used misleading diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouret
Newaek
Yramae Carey
Robert T. Kirkland
Chale
United States Post
Buapioioua
Win Pail
Potterion
Duryea
Cooper
Cality
John A. Gulatian
Syd
Agttore Wien
Jostein
Kirkland
Carey
Citinien Hue
Cowper
Colored Industrial Normal Institution
Union
Taylan
Lin Union
Osecar
Priaon
Caton
Veitch
Tt Jethiool Mette Tae
Ton Lone
NIX Institution
Proseve
Horben
Grand Jury
Rns
Bwift
Head Witt
Newark
Hin
Boy Found Safe After All Night Nursery Search
A missing child from Keetolf Day Nursery in Newsvente was located after an all night search. The boy, who had vanished in the afternoon, was found near Broad Street by a diver and taken to the nursery where he was kept safe until his parents were alerted. Authorities later verified his name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Trubatin
Vlas
Surtum
Sotis
Krom
Tu Ju
Meraul
Newspaper wins suit over ballot honesty in Maryland
Jan 28 Baltimore Herald reports a notable victory in Maryland as Isaac P. Horsey Democratic supervisor of elections sues for damages alleging fraud in Tomerios county ballots. Jury verdict finds election integrity harmed by fraudulent ballots, affecting statewide results and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsowe
Baltimore
Maryland
Isaac P.horsey
Tomerios County
Not Worried Over Gunboat Wheel Incident
Washington reports the gunboat Wheel is blown up and presumed lost near Guantanamo. Navy officials say no partial results yet and official details remain scarce. Early estimates suggested speeds of confusion around the vessel, with conflicting reports about its destination and condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ace
Guantanamno
Guantanamo
Woman Freed Amid Joyful Courtroom Scene
Mrs. Schenk, released on own recognizance with a restraining order, cries with joy as her attorneys surround her in the courtroom. Handlan and partner plan divorce proceedings. bail had been debated, and a settlement on alimony possible if disputes arise, with a retrial scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Schenk
Chie
Vane
Jordy
Mraieutor
Handian
Deede
Circuit Court
C. Hervey
Mfandlan
Pee Jng Hee
Mea Schenk
Bond
Moreh
John 0
Handlan
Lawrencn Reymann
Madge Jordan
Paris Police Guarding the Japanese Embassy
Paris reports police guarding the Japanese embassy after placards by the general confederation of labor call for revenge for the execution of Benjiro Tokot his wife and ten other Japanese anarchists in Tekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Iabor
Benjiro Kotok
Tekin
Sheehan Still Leads in Tammany Senator Race
Albany dispatch reports William F. Sheehan, Tammany candidate, leading with nine votes out of thirty two cast as lawmakers proceed with a Sunday session. Most legislators are paired for over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
United States
William F. Sheehan
Tammany
Bomb explodes outside deputy’s office in Cerbert France
A bomb detonated in front of Deputy Lorraux’s office shatters the building. The deputy was not present. he conducts much of his propaganda work from the local office. The incident is reported by The Journal at Plainfield and ties to Spanish Republican agitator activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daurndis Cerbert
France
Lorraux
Terrox
Loc
Pawel
Plainfield
Tun
James W. Martine
Huson County
Mark A. Sullivan
Court of Errors and Appeals
Tumulty
General J. Collins
Democratic Stats Commiitee
Upton Counts
Senatureleft
Martine
Mlllinfield
New Jersey
United States
Mey Yan Niwavea
Senate
Senate of
New Teraey
Democratic Party
Seite VW
Fat Gota
Washington
Fort and party set for long world tour from Hoboken
Former Governor John Franklin Fort and his party depart Hoboken aboard the Cleveland for a six month round the world voyage with stops in Cadiz Genoa Cairo and Yokohama. The itinerary includes Egypt Japan Malta and Colombo before returning via Suez and Hong Kong.
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Tournal Lakewood
John Franklin Fort
Mel Fort
Mies Fort
Misa Florence
Indies
Globe
Egypt
Japan
Hin
United States
San Vrancisco
Cadiz
Spain
Gibraltar
Seville
Granada
Gibralter
Algieiras
Algiers
Genoa
Monte Carlo
Lore
Grasse
Loup
Nice
Riveira
Cleveland
Villéfranche
Syracuse
Malta
Port Said
Thy
Cairo
Cleveland Party
Sphinx
Intervat
Cay
Nile Bank
Luxor
Assuan
Nile
Suez Canal
Suez
Aden
Colombo
Penang
China
Singapore
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Naenki
Kobe
Yukomya
Uuntil
Hinolalay
Arive
San Jan Jelsco
Yellowstone
Fort
Joe
Citizens’ Committee
Wilson
Connick
Women to tag men excretors in public places
Chicago reports a reform crusade by women targeting men who excretorate on streetcars and sidewalks. Mrs Robert T McCall leads a group to confront offenders with a card as a public shaming tactic in a bid to curb such conduct.
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Chicago
Robert T. McCall
Elubwcman
Crusade Aguinat
Viewlin
Oman
Lin
Storm Warning and Lincoln Celebration Note
SPECIAL STORM WARNING issued for Northwest region with winds from Sandy Hook to Eastport and diminishing by Sunday morning. LINCOLN'S CELEBRATION listed with bugtime Monday evening events and Approprate souvenirs for Jets Day.
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Lincoln
Row over joint meeting leads to partisan clash in state senate
A heated conference of Republicans and Democrats last Wednesday toppled plans to appoint a joint presiding officer and clerk for a joint meeting. Senator Bradley led a challenge to Speaker Keniy, sparking vows of courtesy and possible further joint sessions. The dispute highlighted tensions over governor Wil sin's appointments and potential Senate confirmations amid a Republican victory in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crotinghuysen
Willem J. Bradley
Souwas
Papi
House
Howie
Senate
United States
James E. Mirtgiee
Ghathorne
Essex
Veniuerit
Keniy
Masini
Benatare
Ackerning
Bradley
Wielinghuysen
Democratia Senatina
Wilsn
Aml
Aekerternit
Ieberk
Wade
William ©. Murphy
Wilsin
Oscar Hammerstein Sued for Divorce in Nyack Court
Nyack New York on 26. Oscar Hammerstein, noted impresario, was today sued for divorce by his wife. Judge Arthur S. Tumpking of the Supreme Court presided, with testimony cited by Daniel Sherman and references to the case and proceedings.
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Jowread
Nyack
N. Yulen
Ovcar Hammerstein
Arthur S. Tumpking
Ha Bue Preme Court
Daniel
Sherman
Train crash drills sweep into bowling lanes
Fragmentary OCR shows a chaotic incident involving a train crash and bowling, with garbled phrases about a New Brunswick location and a vehicle or truck. The readable bits reference ticket sales and a staged event, but the overall narrative remains unclear and disjointed.
Missing Girl Mary Arnold in New York Case Heads to Trial
Reports from New York state a high profile missing person inquiry centered on Mary Arnold. Police Deputy Flynn leads a detective unit tracking an alleged abduction or conflict over the girl’s disappearance. Family insists all avenues, including a possible criminal trial, are pursued as letters and messages flood in.
Indian girl defies parents to marry Plenty Hawk
The marriage of Madeline Sullivan to Plenty Hawk, a Crow Indian, was blocked by federal authorities. Sullivan, daughter of well known parents, was ordered to leave the Crow Agency near Cheyenne Wyoming and return to relatives in Idaho. Her mother urged her to reconsider as the girl insisted she would wed Hawk despite parental opposition.
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Bieridan
Minna Te Vivan
Chickoo
Misa
Lidia
Plenty Hawk
Stimson for Progressives In New York Campaign
Telegraph report notes Stimson backs progressive reform amid split with Republicans in New York. The piece highlights his support for primary momentum and party realignment toward reform, urging policy changes while stressing loyalty to the Democratic path.
Brander Wenke Bribe Charges Unfounded Say Officials
The charges against Commissioner Charles Wenke, former president of the Elizabeth Board of Education, claiming two architects offered bribes to influence school plans were found unfounded. A formal statement by board officials said Wenke’s allegations lacked credible corroboration, with no evidence tying any architect to the competition for the new West High School project.
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Sehnal
Charles Wo Weghe
Board of Education
Elizabeth
Dae
Beta Fide
Herpes Bergen
Chis Bods
Hisarbothi
Enige Ib
Cation
Eliabeth
Conmmiasiiner Wenke
Mid
Architet Oe
Plana
Wytheawen
Pommassimive Wenke
Svenihera
Board of
Kite Cation
Aeme
Neon East Fey
Ureli
Wenke
Charles H.R. Halrey
Addixon Swift
Plone
Tronpehitenta
Amelia Tir
American Officials Roughly Handled in Turkish Protest
Telegraph dispatch details a Turkish protest directed at American officials led by Carter, amid tensions following the attack on a U S steamer. It names John TS Peersgiany a aviation officer at Aleayr Ga and Vaust Le Marry a general in Syria as involved figures.
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Constantinople
Jy Balgeley Carter
New Jeramy
Carter
John TS Peersgiany
Aleayr Ga
Vaust le
Aameries
Syyrna
Unclear OCR text on street fakes and transit items
Fragmented OCR provided. readable parts mention street names, items like fakes, rails, trains, and public notices. No coherent events, dates, or clear entities to anchor a standard news item. Summary reflects uncertainty and limited readable facts.
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BOGUS
Eric Cooper
Primi
MDS
Journal
Jovens
Malnheld
Union News Company
Stapdast
Central Bailroad Bre
Tone
F. Wagnere
Chy
Marke Newatent
W. H. Olmated
Newndhaler
Welcbong Avenue
Donald Wallace
Nawsdhalar
Optl Avenue
Magh Business College
Broad Strect
Dix Buil P
K Berriman
Union County Grand Jury
Robert L. Eaton
Alfred Berner
C. Addison Swift
Stewart B. Moffot
James E. Womer
Genner i. Olta
Aliyon A. Burkley
Ferdinand Kinsey
Wiliam F. Whitaker
D. D
Emery L. Lillbadge
Samuel L. Moore
Horace R. Livengond
George O O. Graves
Mery Mielke
Edgar ¥. Stevens
Cornelius van Herwarden
Julius Walliams
Alfred S. Campbell
Jonathan C. Bonnell
Michael Cummings
Austin F. Knoyles
Charles W. K. Halsey
Foreman
Bernard McLain
Augustus S. Jenkins
George C. Oliver
Hoboken
IDEAL
Sen.martine
Union County
Oscar Hammerstein
Brunewick
Aalin
Goren
Breaila
Watton Street
Miss Arnold
New York
Ing
Phot Denithy Arnold
Tie Aasnin Shenehiter
Arnold
Mie Potiew
Poli
Flynn
Low Tean
Tadr
Foyeteny
Owill Barca
al Righ
Policw
Central Parke
Heather
Nsefur Gil
la Savoie
Reon
Sinter
Trowes
Seieel
Purnia
Avila
Stimson
Progressives
Feurmal
J Ciarant
Aandicere
Genernusnigy &F
Bandon
Alva
Brand Wenke
Wali
Iis Telegraph
Prinewt
Crete
Kana Wien
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