Saloon Hearings On Sunday Opening Dates Discussed
Board of Excise considers barn clearing and Sunday sale penalties for saloonkeepers. City Attorney Connolly seeks affidavits for liquor violations and notices of hearing to be served, with Grand Jury deliberations and license actions pending. New licenses granted and transfers noted as authorities weigh penalties and enforcement.
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Cellini
Jiquor
Blerk
Connolly
Viclatore
Excine Tawa
Jersey Street
Ies
Broad Street
E. Finlay
Patrick Burke
Abu - Catherine Atreet
Emil Brunner
Dausl
Exeier Board
Keron
Ann Rovers
Spring Street
Jos. Moran
Dennis F. Norton
Fourth Street
Charles Lethick
Washington Avenue
Garret’ P. Whelan
Fulton Streets
Taian
Fourth Avenue
T van Bure
Ingston
John Zehlingki
Another Charge Against Mason in County Case
A Cranford man Mason faces an additional charge for possessing a weapon after an initial arrest. Police say he was searched and found with concealed items. The incident occurred in county jurisdiction with authorities pursuing the full charges.
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Rt Marte
Cranford
Wits
Fragmentary crime note with unreadable names and charges
A damaged OCR snippet lists unclear names and a guilty finding fragment. No coherent details on court, charges, or outcomes are readable, leaving only scattered letters and partial identifiers across a legal context.
Open Sunday Bhop Talks Prompt Action by Union
Master butchers and fourptymen to meet Sunday July 14 at the hell on Elizabeth avenue to press proposals for Sunday morning shop openings. Five butchers told the union they would close earlier Saturday night. the matter was postponed pending State Organizer William C Wellman’s arrival and will be settled next week. A ten-member committee was tasked to gather evidence against shops open on Sundays, about thirty in the city, with decisive action expected soon.
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Amalgamated Meat
Butchers
Hell
Elizabeth ‘Avenue
Inet
William C.wellman
Iaw
Sali
Three Rear Admirals Retired by Government
Washington July 6 Orders issued at the Navy Department for the retirement on age grounds of three rear admirals and the promotion of three captains to fill the vacancies. The officers named include Rear-Admiral George C Reiter and Rear-Admiral W. Brownson and Rear-Admiral James H Sands, with promotions of Captains H H Leete, U Sebtee, and A R Couden to flag rank.
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Washington
Navy Department
George C. Reiter
Lighthouse Board
HH. C. Leetee
Washington Navy Yard
W. 70 Brownson
Bureau of Navigation
Jetired
U. Sebtee
James H. Sands
Naval Academy
A. R. Couden
Louisiana
Frown
Reggie Poo Wi
Fragmented Text About Croatia and Vienna Threats
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Croatia and Vienna with scattered words like threats and Rama EPe. The legible parts reference locations but lack coherent events, dates, or names to form a clear news item. The piece appears as incomplete notes rather than a coherent report.
Obituary notices for Moore Rolston and Harper family members
Obituary items report the death of Mrs. Eamund Moore at 2 Madison Avenue after illness, with funeral plans and interment at Rosedale and Linden Park Cemeteries. Also noted are Mrs. Martha Rolston of 1025 Easteth Avenue, and Mrs Georges Harper of 738 Grier Avenue, with funeral details and family connections.
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Eamund Mhors
Berab Jase Broore
Id Fund’ Moore
Mort
Madison Avenuie
Crates H. Decker
Dir. Weber
New York
Rosedale
Linden Park
Georges Harper
Robert Pr
Grier Avenue
Utilities Bill Strikes A Snag In Newark Assembly
New Jersey Assemblyman Edward Wright introduces a public utilities bill establishing a five member commission with a fixed salary. Perkins questions whether provisions affect Newark Public Service trolley contracts, causing delay and a roll call on second reading. Wright defends bill as similar to Hughes era proposals but notes uncertainty on some points.
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Trenton
Edward H. Wright
Randolph Perkina
Anwinbhaian Wright
Feria
Union
Wright
Alcxander
Perkins
Newark
Grote
Assemblyman Lane
Dem
Essex
Sullivan
Santil’ Modi
Journal
Man
Assembly
New York
Covernor Hughes
Railroad Commission
Barber
Thin Ista
Ture
Mercer County
William R. Drake
Senate
Milon
Hughes
Delay Haywood Trial Delayed Awaiting Depositions
Fragmentary OCR text shows a delayed Haywood trial awaiting depositions. Mentions dates and witnesses, with unclear other details. Indicates conflicting statements about M4 Hinforth and Miner agent involvement, and a station reference.
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San Francisco
New liquor bill passed by assembly
In Trenton the assembly passed bill No 515 by Assemblyman Joseph A Riordan prohibiting sale of liquor to anyone under 21 and forbidding saloon keepers from permitting gaming. It amends the crime act of 1806, with penalties of 1 to 3 years in prison or a fine from 1 to 1400. No opposition was noted and the bill passed.
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Trenton
Amrbly
Joseph A. Riordan
Riordan
Fire on French Battleship Hoche Threatens Magazine
An air attack on the French battleship Hoche caused a fire that burned into the morning and repeatedly endangered the magazines. Crew efforts and a late inquiry aim to determine the fire’s cause amid recent suspicions of sabotage or accident.
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Foulan
Italy
Ries
Hoche
Airc
Warshiys
Hremen
Minnernis Disantere
Sneha Nalire
Captain Cross Resigns From New Jersey Guard
Captain Richard Cross of the Second Regiment resigns due to conflicting duties with his night work as assistant superintendent at the New Jersey State Reformatory in Rahway. The memo notes attendance conflicts and service obligations at the reformatory side, with Lieutenant Ry cited as having special proximity to men and officers.
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Richard Cross
New
Jer 1 Guard
New Jersey State Reformatory
Rahway
Croe
Auper
Reformatory
National Guard
Ana Eto
BeRe
Foreigners barred from military works in naval stations
The navy issued orders forbidding employment of foreigners on all military works and at naval stations. A prior order had discharged many Japanese and Chinese who served as stewards and in minor roles aboard ships. Navy officers feared loss of efficiency as Japanese workers observed and studied ship machinery. News from Manila reports Japanese workers at fortifications and at Olongapo and Cavite naval stations have been discharged.
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Aabington
Pal
Manila
Olongapo
Cavite
Warding Off Boycott Plan Of Government
Washington moves to avert a potential general boycott on American goods by Japan. State Department plans reflect pressure from American Chambers of Commerce and other business groups in the Northwest and Pacific regions. President informed, with briefings involving Secretary of State Robert and Ambassador Robert J. O’Brien.
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Washington
Nee
American Chambers of Commerce
Northwest
Pacific
Japan
Hita
Bern
Robert
Robert J. O’brien
O'Brien
Denmark
Attempt to Kidnap Atteongol Director 808
Unclear OCR fragment reports an alleged kidnapping attempt involving a person titled director 808. The text is fragmented with numerous errors making specifics like names, places, or dates difficult to confirm. No verifiable facts or coherent narrative emerge from the readable portions.
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Atteongol
Kept Child a Prisoner. Parents Arrested in Scotch Plains
A Newark police arrest follows a Patricia Federle complaint by John A Cullen of the Catholic Children's Aid Society. Joseph Federle, a Union County farmer, and his wife are accused of imprisoning their daughter and younger children for two years. The elder girl escaped at night, leading to the arrests and a possible shift of jurisdiction to Union County authorities. The Federal case includes claims of cruelty and extended confinement at the family home on the farm between Scotch Plains and Berkeley Heights.
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John A. Cule
Catholic Children’s Aid Sorciety
Joseph Federle
Union County
Scotch Mains
Berkeley Brights
Newark
Fiderle
Lily M
Daugster
Boar
Hin
Federle
Hale
Brooklyn
Rederele
Ronn
Ahr
Cullen
Rooteh Plains
Federsle
Chitten
Fedeyta
Noted Alienists Appointed to Examine Mrs Eddy
Two renowned New England alienists were named to join Judge Aldrich in assessing Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy’s mental and physical condition. At Judge Aldrich’s request, Midge Chamberlain added Dr. S Jelly of Boston and Dr. G Alden Bloomer of Providence to provide medical input alongside legal considerations. The appointment also serves to support the inquiry into Eddy’s condition and managerial accountability.
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Mab. Eddy
Concord
XS. H
New England
Dsy
Pagar Aldrich
Mary Walter
Jelly
Boston
G.alden Bloomer
Providence
Aldrich
Japs Fight Natives on Island of Formosa
Desperate fighting reported on Formosa between Japanese soldiers and natives after inland operations. Natives and Formosan Chinese, led by a local head, resisted for three days at Chintertan before being dislodged, with heavy losses on the native side and casualties among the Japanese.
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Formosa
Barney Oldfield Attempts Suicide In Portland
Portland July 6 Barney Oldfield famed automotive speed star attempted to take his own life this morning He cut his wrists with a sharp instrument but his wife reportedly restrained him and aid he is not fatally hurt The incident occurred after a period of brooding over recent troubles and financial strain leaving the public to wonder about his condition and fate.
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Barney Oldfield
Portland
Ove
Oldfeld
Eeroed
Alyiator
Ea Neen
Queen’s Mead Narrowly Beats Ineld in Old Home Week
Fragmentary OCR summary suggests a vote tally near one thousand for a candidate or issue, with Mrs Behleicher and The People’s Ontituog Company named amid garbled text. Indicates a local election event during Old Home Week with unclear context and entities.
Bank Teller Held in Bonds of $15,000
New York July 6 Absconding teller Runyan of Windsor Trt Company arraigned in tombs court with Mrs Taura M Xavier charged with theft of 380,000 from the vaults. Bond set at 15040 for Runyan and 10000 for Mrs Carter. Carter aided his capture and awaits further investigation. Investigators report 825,000 still missing.
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New York
A. Runyan
Windsor Trt
Tombs
Taura M. Xavier
Weth
Renyan
Carter
Laura M. Carter
Harlem
Rae
Runyan
Tunyan
Carter Weer
West 125Th Affect
England's Navy in Bad Way Across The Fleet
A sensational Spectator piece claims Britain’s navy is demoralized with skeleton crews and poorly trained officers. The article notes widespread public attention and hints at influence from Admiralty circles, signaling criticism of naval leadership amid deteriorating readiness.
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Loodos
England
Spectator
Tha Spectator
Adwirat
Lore Sarweford
Ujat
Bublic -Prems
Activ
Wall Street Ends Strong After Broad Market Rally
Wall Street opened higher as broad buying pushed prices up from one to over two points. Amalgamated Copper led gains while government bonds held steady and other bonds softened. A favorable bank statement was anticipated but did not alter sentiment, though intraday chatter followed by a late spurt sent prices to the day’s highs. The session closed strong with a broad advance.
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New York
Wall Street
Demonstration of Navy1n Pacific Demonstration
Washington July 0 Use purpose of demonstration shows administration ordering a large naval display on the Park Coast to press Congress for greater funding. The plan highlights the need for more ships and improved docking facilities, especially in the Pacific, while exposing perceived weakness on the Atlantic coast.
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Pacific
Washington
Ue Administration
Park Coast
West
Congress
Atlantic
Pacife
Freight car tragedy prompts river yard rescue effort
In Allston yards today a lurching freight car toppled and three crew members faced crushing danger. One man died and others were saved by colleagues though two suffered serious injuries. The incident halted work as investigators began reviewing the events.
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Vary
Whea
Prsigat
Allston Yards
Nanteenia Wep
Toad
Dente
Weber
Rockefeller Testifies In Federal Oil Case
John D. Rockefeller appeared in federal court questioned by Judge Landis about the Standard Oil Company of Indiana and its operations. He answered carefully, deflecting sensitive points to avoid aiding rivals while confirming basic facts about outstanding capital and refining in New Jersey.
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Vahn de Archbold
Archbold
Abis
Rockefeller
Stanton
Chien d’ Alton
Oire C. M. Pratt
Indians Corporation
Company of Indians
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Sandia
Rorkefeller
Standard Oil Com
Stars Vs Phillies Giants Prep for Roster Shakeup
In a preview of upcoming weeks, Stars aim to adjust their lineup with Arnie Linderman pitching for Burke’s pen. Priore is listed for tomorrow’s match with noted female players and a focus on the bieechem event.
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Philly
Arnie Linderman
Burke
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