Plea to Fort Made by Christian Endeavor Union
A New Jersey Christian Endeavor Union official, Rev. FW John ia, DD, urged Governor Fort to ban moving picture scenes of a brutal prizefight. He warned the film would inflame youth and asked local authorities to act, with similar protests from unions in Paterson, Jersey City and Newark. Mayor Maryhyg pledged to block screenings if the film promoted vice or violence, citing rising anti cinema sentiment nationwide.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Pesident
John T. Sproul
Davia
Miabeth Union of Christian Endeavor
Win Ae
Yoom, Co A
Oult
Christian Endeavor
Mayor Gaynor Voices Calm Stance Over Fight Picture Controversy
A New York mayoral statement rejects hurried bans on a prize fight exhibition, noting city laws govern actions not men and promising to act only if legally empowered. He cautions against inflamed reaction and urges readers to rely on lawful authority amid race tension chatter.
Films Arrive in New York From Jeffrien Johnson Fight
In New York the films of the Jeffrien Johnson fight arrived today under the guard of EMC Tiptocks of the Seven Vic LZ Company and J Stuart Black. They rushed to the Vita-Flt plant in Brooklyn where Sperta workers prepared the reels for immediate retouching and slate reproduction. The return to New York is expected tomorrow as the process moves forward.
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Jeffrien Johnson
Reno
Ien
York Today
EMC
Seven “Vic LZ
J. Stuart Blackon
Ifeir
Vite- Flt
Brooklyn
Sperta
Zylays Mand
Uniteds
Railroad wreck at Silver Point claims many lives
A telegraph report from the Journal details a wreck on the Teniianee Canty Railroad near Silver Point this July 8. It notes several persons killed or injured with definitive casualty numbers not yet received and ongoing investigations.
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Sisbrille
Big purchase of merchandise reported in split OCR text
Readable fragments indicate a department store purchase of ladies wear including chemise serges and linen items. The note mentions wallets and a set price example, with references to ladies items and a display, but details are garbled.
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Levi's
Mayoralty race rumors swirl with no official candidates yet
Reports from Belmar and city offices suggest several Democrats may seek the mayor’s seat. Councilman Charles Hoor is rumored to be a candidate, while Alfred A. Stein, Peter Spenoll, John J. Colling, and others are named by friends as possible contenders. No formal announcements have been made.
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Tayground
Campbell
Peter Spenoll
John J. Colling
Board of Fire Commissioners
Egenolf
Belmar
Colline
Rival Aeras Fly Together At Atlantic City Exhibition
Walter Brookins for the Wright brothers and Jenny Curtiss shared a pair of aerial passes on the crowded Atlantic City boardwalk. Brookins climbed to 400 feet and executed loops while Curtiss dashing along the beach performed rising and diving maneuvers. Both aviators planned to pursue altitude records at sundown as spectators cheered under perfect weather.
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Atlantic City
Walter Brookins
Wright Brothers
Jenny JH. Curtiss
Crooking
Teda
Curtiss
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Brookina
Brooking
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Voth
Record Flights At Rheims Crowd Fails To Damp Enthusiasm
Record-breaking aviation at Rheims July meeting featured the Belgian Oliensayers breaking the continuous distance record with 125 miles in 2 35, despite a likely fatal accident to Baroness de La Roche. The day saw few aviators in the air amid cautious mood and reflections on safety as advances continue.
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Rheims
Hubert
Baroness de la Roche
Death claims her suddenly in Saranac Lake nurse dies
Miss Margaret H. Smith, a trained nurse from this city, died Wednesday night in Saranac Lake while en route to return home. She trained at General Hospital training school class of 1906 and was admired for cheerfulness. Funeral services set for Monday at her sister’s residence.
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Margaret H. Smith
A.M. Curhming
Boyle Place
Hame
Miss Smith
General Hospital Training School
Miss Bmith
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Misa Smith
St. Mary's School
St. Marys Church
Mary A. Smith
New Haven
LAKE REMAINS MANAGER
Pittsburg reports Fred Lake will not be named manager of the Boston Nationals as vice-president John Harris denies the move. Tesloo says there is no friction with President Dovey. Vice-president Harrin, rumored to want Lake’s job, has caused trouble this season and was benched by Derrey. Dovey travels to confer with Harrin about the team, not Lake.
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Pittsburg
Fred Lake
Boston Nationals
John Harris
Boston Club
Tesloo
Lake
Dovey
Harri Herzog
Derrey
MuniAiger Lake
Harrin
Warns Against Extreme Court Restrictions on Women
Fragmentary 189 Telegraph report from Washington in July condemns extensive, unusual legal limits on women and warns about the reach of court decisions. Limited readable names and terms suggest discussion of notable judge Rowe and broad restrictions.
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Washington
Baseball Bulletins From The Journal's Broad Street Office
The Journal publishes after noon updates from its Broad Street office detailing results of National American and Eastern League games. News arrives via its own private telegraph wire, providing inning by inning results to readers.
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Broad Street
Journal
Drug Store Robbery Sparks Poison Drug Fear in Peterstown
Seven Italian boys burglarized a Third Avenue drug store at 636 Third Avenue taking tablets and liquids believed to be candy. Police recovered much of the poisonous loot, but fear remains as some pills were ingested by the youths. Names of the culprits were released. they face juvenile court for the robbery and possession of harmful drugs.
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Peterstown
Paul
Mahon
Deuggist
George Novello
John Vanacora
Albert Vanacora
Charles Qigto
Gelardo Gigibatusin
Antonin Viewi
Salvatore Catalano
Michael Roma
Inheritance Tax Illegal Inheritance Tax Legal Case
Under an opinion of the Court of Errors and Appeals New Jersey faces a possible loss of about a quarter of a million dollars in tax revenue. The ruling reverses a Supreme Court decision that upheld a $27,000 assessment on part of the estate of Martha V. Colfoed, tied to 1150 shares of Standage HL Company. The case centers on the estate of Martha V. Colfoed who died in 1908.
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Supreme Fourth
George K. Russell
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Egypt
Baroness Ay Roche Dies After 240 Foot Aeroplane Fall
Rhein and Journal report Baroness Ay Roche, famed French aviator, died from injuries after her aeroplane fell 240 feet at Tothing Piaina. The craft overturned during a pursuit by two rival aviators, she pulled the wrong lever and was crushed. Her career included motor racing and endurance events across Europe.
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Egypt
The Elizabeth Journal Seeks Newsstand Venues Citywide
The Elizabeth Journal announces daily availability at multiple venues in Asbury Park Ocean Grove Atlantic City and New York with newsstands at 210 Main Street Main Street Ocean Grove 53 Main Street and other locations. Deliveries to hotels and homes in nearby towns offered via agency listings with delivery mornings and afternoons.
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Main Street
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Grove
Mayor seeks repeat appointment to fire board for Chandler
The mayor announced plans to reappoint Charles Chandler to the Board of Fire Commissioners whose term expires August 1. The move aims to continue his service in a creditable manner and maintain stability on the board amid ongoing discussions.
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Mraying
Charles
Wall Street Market Notes Mixed Activity and Price Shifts
The day’s trading showed modest gains and uneven strength with prices rising in early trading and continuing mixed throughout. Government bonds and notable issues moved while overall market tone remained cautious amid uncertain economic signals.
Weber's Big July Sale Promises Clearances At Low Prices
Purity Milk for Children and Invalids advertised alongside sale items. Local notices urge readers to visit Pisidman's for deals, with references to prices, dairy products, and a corner store at 48K Street. The OCR text is garbled but signals a general promotional sale and dairy product offers from Aldersey Dairy Co.
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Justice Fuller Buried at Graceland Cemetery
The body of Melville Weston Fuller Chief Justice of the United States was laid to rest this afternoon at Graceland Cemetery. Attending were notable figures including Chief Justice White, McKenna, Linton, Wolmes, Day and New York Governor Hughes, newly named by President Taft to join the Supreme Court.
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Suprem Court of the
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Graceland Cemetery
Ustion White
McKenna
Linton
Wolmes
Day
Governor Hughes
New York
Pieadent Taft
Supreme Court
Editors In Session At Upper Des Moines Meet
Iowa City July 4 editors attend annual session of the Upper Des Moines Editorial Association in town for a ten day gathering. Joint hosts State University of Town and Town City Commercial Club provide entertainment. A humorous fishing anecdote appears amid the notes of the event.
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State University of Town
Towe City
Voorhees Endorses Kean Future Senate Race Not a Candidate
Former Governor Voorhees states he is not a candidate for the United States Senate and endorses the leading candidates for Kean's seat. He praises incumbent Kean and backs other figures like Blakes, Stokes, and Murphy, while noting his own preference but denying candidacy.
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Myre
United States
John Kean
New Jersy
Congres
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Jeffries
Hernees
Girigga
Mr. Voorhers
Plan Fowler Reception Amid White House Plot Unfolds
A secret conference in Newark to arrange a reception for Congressman Fowler was held by prominent political figures from Jersey City and Newark. The plan, discussed Wednesday night, proposed holding the event in an armory in Hawkeriack, with final details to be announced later.
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George L. Record
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Martin
Lathrup Anderson
Newark
Willy
Hawkeriack
Enon
Wilson
Armory Orritani Mall
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