TUNKEL BROS TO BUILD BIG FACTORY IN ELIZABETH
Tunkel Brothers Incorporated, based in New York at 446 447 449 457 West Thirtieth Street, plans a large Elizabeth factory to employ over 1,000. They bought 14 acres from Security Land and Improvement Company, extending from Fanny Street to Alma Street and from Pennsylvania tracks to Newark Avenue, with streets closed to protect the site. The firm aims to locate a park for employees and notes Elizabeth as the chosen site after offers from several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkel Brothera, Incorporated
Thirtieth Street
New York
Elizabeth
Runkel Brothers
Security Land and Improvement Company
H. H.nham
Fanny Street
Alma Street
Pennsylvania
Newark
Wie
Fanny
Alina Street
Aline Street
Committee On
Messi
Kunkel
Elinsbeth
Alwave
Iabor
Runkel
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Jersey
Pennsyltanis
Tunker Brothers, Incorporated
Staten
New York City
United States
Hong
Vienna
Krause Expelled From Eagles Aerie Amid Charges
In Delmarva records the Grand Lodge expels Krause, former Worthy President of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, for conduct unbecoming a member and unlawfully receiving funds. The motion passed 140 to 38 after a trial at Spiied meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmingtom
Del
Krause
Raul Worthy
Eaglen
Grand Lodge
Acme
Ole
Tonan
Lough
Werie
Sue
Rund
Irige
Local Business Coll News From Dix On Street
Fragmentary OCR provides a glimpse of a Dix on Street business update. Names like Berriman and Pyne appear amid unclear text detailing a principal and telephone reference.
Now in Favor of Extending Primary Law
Trenton January 81 Direct primary legislation moves forward as Senate reports favorable Nichols bills expanding direct primaries to nominations for Governor Representatives in Congress. Similar measures in 1908 and 1910 were killed in committee. Republicans push for end to political conventions. Democrats pledge to support similar action. Senator Nichols also backs direct vote for U S Senators. bill modeled after Oregon law. Senate Finance income tax amendment reported favorably. House Democrats aligned. Edge proposes voter certification of party loyalty and nationality affidavit. Concurrent resolution to limit bill introduction hours approved to curb end of session chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Mx. Bradley
Committee On Elections
Nichols
Camberland
Congress
House
Senate
United States
Oregon
Nichole
Chov
Iowa
Edge
Atlantic
Aenatar Prince
Hewne
Republican Legislators Plan To Drop Depew In Favor Of Independent Dem
Albany date recounts a bombshell in the senatorial fight as a conference planned to drop M. Depew and back an independent Democrat who could win insurgent support. Senator Emerson led the push with Purroy Mitchel gaining attention. the joint session remained deadlocked over the United States Senate choice as Sheehan lost none and Kernan gained two votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tournai
Albany
M. Depew
John Purroy Mitchel
New York City
Emerson
Warren
Depew
United Later
Sheehan
Kernan
Oil stove explosion at frat kitchen injures no one
An oil stove exploded in a two story frat kitchen at 247 Union Street near Mw Joseph Nolte causing a fire at 2 today. Firemen from Box 42 with two engines responded and extinguished the blaze with chemicals. Little damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frat Kibeten
Tragie Iave
Union Street
Joseph Nolte
Wolowk
Atatari
Chosen League Secretary Named for Progressive Party
In a report from Washington and Frederick, a widely known authority on economy projects is said to have been elated today. The Newark man Hawes is tied to Newark but has long advocated Cavillus and related Ob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jon
Frederick
Hawes
Newark
Cavelusd
Obj
McAdams elected Democratic City Executive chairman
Robert H. McAdams won last evening at the Democratic City Executive Committee annual meeting, elected chairman unanimously as the thirty two district reps attended. He pledged impartial leadership and full cooperation, succeeding Owen Farrelly, with officers elected unanimously and plans for a dollar dinner and council committee work outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. McAdams
Democratic City Executive Committee
Gwen Farrelly
Robert FH. McAdame
McAdams
Owen Farrelly
Memra
Bors
Izabeth
Filence
Sre
Omacre Etebited
foMow
Fred Zior
Tang Island
Sirius
Cascary Point
Grove
James C. Connolly
Dennis F. Collins
Edward Nugent
Joseph I’. Hague
McAdama
Woodrow Wilwon
Firab
Qwen Parrelly
Leaves for California by way of Montgomery
Local notices report H. H. Sapam a prominent Elizabeth businessman departing for California via Montgomery and New Mexico. He will take his household and leave Savie Kuchera for future work, with plans to return to Elizabeth via San Francisco and Montln after visiting Santa Barbara and the Grand Ganson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Sapam
Elizabeth
California
Montgomery
Als
New Mexico
Tsliam
Deatina
Santa Barbara
Savie Kuchera
Retuyn
Elizabe
San Francisco
Rival Cities Ending Fight Over Exposition Site
The House debated the Pan American Exposition site with a roll call vote expected by 4 oclock. Supporters argued for San Francisco citing the Panama Canal benefits, while New Orleans backers urged their city as the preferred host amid lobby activity and crowded galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dun
New Orleans
Dilly
Balzell
Hines Committee
Alyato
Penmsylvania
San Francisco
Joe
House
Dalzell
Committee On Rules
Moore
Pennsylvania
Jean
Yen
Fagatt
New York
San Franciano
America
Europe
Gardner
Masaachusetts
New Yorker
Gardner de
Laved
United States
California
Rep
Kelliher
Massachusetts
Sears Confession in Armstrong Murders Revealed in Court
Trenton January 31 A Star correspondent reports that Sears confessed on the stand to killing Rev Dr and Mrs Armstrong. Detective Kirham detailed Sears cold blooded act. Rudolph Nordhaus testified Sears planned chicken farming and claimed a $100,000 stake. Sears said he owned the farm and Armstrong managed it. The case goes to the jury tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Trenton
Mra
Armstrong
Mercer Court
James 8. Kirklin
Supreme Court Jualien Reed
Kirkham
Wall-breed
Setts
Rudolph Nordhaus
New Brunn‘k
Sears
Nordhaus Widh Bears
Nordhaus
Tangeta
Amatrong
Carnegie Gift To Dunfermline Town Extends Thanks
Armirew Carnegie donated 125000 dollars to the town of Dunfermline Scotland, Carnegie's birthplace. The gift aims to support local schools and public works, with officials noting the historical connection and Carnegie family philanthropy. Funds will be directed to community projects and educational programs in the historic town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Twndon
Jai
Armirew Carnegie
Dunfermline
Scotland
Dunfermline le Carnege
Robbery at Medford Post Office Reported
A Medford post office was robbed early Friday. Robbers entered the building, forced open a safe, and escaped with all cash stamps and valuables. Local authorities are investigating the incident and reviewing security footage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Telegrapi
Mount
Han
Vegemen
Medford
Blackmail Charge Shocks New York Bank Case
Promoter Joseph G Robin testifies in General Sessions Court detailing alleged blackmail by officials of the State Banking Department to shield the Northern Bank. He claims pressures, a forged payment, and a claim that he faced political and corporate forces tracking his finances. The judge orders further insanity inquiry as proceedings continue.
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Telegraph
the Journal
New York
Dam Dt
WhieMing
State Banking Department
Northern Bank
Joseph G. Robin
Swann
Sesmonn
Tobin
Robin
Aherif
Whiteman
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Activity In Early Trading
Telegraph dispatch reports Northern Pacific preferred stock leading a fluctuating early market. Gains and losses appear across various issues as investors react to mixed economic signals and government policy rumors amid a volatile opening. Market leaders show strength while broader indexes wobble.
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Wall Street
New York
Preeiatent
Great Northern
Lester Hore
Olsen
Trmmaadténe
Pardon predicted for socialist editor Warren
Washington January 31 officials of the Department of Justice forecast a Taft pardon for Fred M Warren editor of The Appeal to Reason of Girard Kansas who is serving six months in prison for sending through the mails copies of his paper offering a reward for the return of ex Governor Goebel Warren has not yet been jailed and the President is examining the papers in detail. The move bypasses usual practice and prompts questions about presidential intervention while an appeal is pending.
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Ay Telegraph Pa
Washington
Taft
Fred
Warren
Reason
Girard
Kan
Department of Justice
Inglor
Kenticky
Goebel
Warren Haw
Beset
United States Court
Mt Topeka
Wickersham
Enat
Representative Campbell
Raunay
Columan
Woman Charged With Stealing $21 In Hoy Rooms
Mrs Elsie Weir of 114 First Street was arraigned in City Criminal Court before Judge Mahon on a larceny charge for allegedly stealing $21 from Andrew Matias. bail set at $200 pending grand jury action. she denied the accusation. Police report note prior home charge and repeated alleged thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Matias
First Street
Elsie Weir
City Criminal Court
Mahon
Matias
Weir
Death stay granted in starrier case at United States court
Fragmentary notice reports a stay granted in a federal case involving Elizabeth Commercial College shorthand and English, with references to a convincts and sentences. Names appear as McMickle and others, in a legal proceeding from a city trade context. The text is partial and garbled but indicates a federal court action and a stay order.
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Telegraph
Moston
Jan
Chester & Jordan
Con
Honore J
Bupeewin Court of Te Unitedates
Elizabeth Commercial College
Hersh Buling
Heambroot
J. E. McMickle
C B Orcutt Dies in Baltimore After Sudden Illness
Calvin H. Orcutt of 1010 Bvat Jersey street died suddenly at Jolime Hoping Hospital in Baltimore while seeking treatment. Survived by a widow Harriet M. Willett and two daughters, his career included leadership roles at Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co and YMCA activities. He funded and supported the Young Men’s Christian Association building and served as a longtime church and school benefactor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin KH. Orcutt
Jersey Street
Jolime Hoping
Baltonore
Mr. Orcutt
Altimore
Hdl
Mim
Orcutt
Mike Harriet M. Willett
New Granville
N.Y
Dughters
Mylon M. Orcutt
Louie Wigburn
Wits
Washburn Klott Milling Company
Willett
Wyoming
N. Y
Millbury
Wholevale
New York
Sink & Hatch
Collie P. Hantington
Newport News
Var
Geval
Grenii Aas
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Chesspeake and Olio Coat Agency Company
Newport News Light and Water Company
Old Dominion Ad Company
Hirst National Bank of Newport News
Rusters
Elizabeth Young Men's Christian Assoeciation
Windelid Svell Monument Amodiition
Blamlsath
Home of
The
Presbyterian Church
Ub and
York City
Alecandia Bay N. Y
Orcuit
Christan Asaosintou
Kattersey Street
Hiss
Associaation
Spencer A Vandarvoer
YMCA
Elizabeth
Hill
Nik
Second Preabysterian Church
Bills Pass the Senate in First Session
Telegraphed report notes the Senate passed several bills in the current session. One bill aims to regulate motor vehicles with a 250 foot setback and penalties. Another act relates to extending authority for a prohibition era style oversight. Details are garbled but indicate passage and executive considerations on multiple measures.
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Tunkel Bros
Large Chocolate Concern
North Elizabeth
Eagles’ Aerie
Pyne Jan Spectal Poe Beet Iar A Eee
Senate’ Committee
Gaunt
State Board of Agriculture
Tulomontain
Silzer
Mitchel Depew
League
Arthur L. O'Brien
J. Whyriman
Mas
Third Street
Connor
Marehall
Lincoln
Ruxbrie
Armstrongs
ROB Post Office
Actemene
Iit
Emer
Calvin B. Orcutt
New York ‘Court
Wuent
Kane
Whitmer
Sam
Thitohins
Wiliam ‘Travers Jerome
Noone
Whitman
Ewann
Morgan
Standard Oil
England
South Africa
McKinley
Andy Tolt
Tagliod
Hobin
Waich
Francis the
Abbet
Pontiry
C. B. Orcutt
Baltimore
Newport News Shipbuilding and’ Dry Dock Company
Dan
Setiatn
Soriatar
Earundt Steel Bette Te
Newry
Soren
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