Assault on Officer and Screen Law Violation At Saloon
Detective Brogan attempted to enter Walters saloon on July 7 and was halted by the proprietor for three minutes. Walters was charged with assaulting an officer in the line of duty and violating the screen law, with bail set at 500 dollars awaiting Grand Jury action before Judge Owen P. Mahon in Toalourt.
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Walters
Rumbull Street
Long Branch
Owen P. Mahon
Tolieourt
Execise Board
Charles Fredericke
Fifth Street
Diay
Mie
Tie Brogan
Fredericks
Amaault Tere
Brogan
Jobo K. Rngneh
Hrogin
Waltern
Lehmann
Abe J. David
Engliss
Broan
Plains
Rinte
Eng
Tadkh
Kenilworth Holds First Election July 23
Fragments show Kenilworth officials preparing for the town’s first election on July 23. County Board of Elections notes the election will nominate local officers in Kenilworth and nearby areas with officials registered and ready.
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Kenilworth
Frangemants
County Board of Elections
Officiala Jn
Tuseday
Nate
Rine
Eli Cimeen
Bet R.o'dock
Delayed Rockaway Trip Details Hazy in Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a seaside trip report mentioning Rockaway Beach Bay and Becks. The readable parts suggest a seaside outing with unclear sequence and missing dates or names.
Sumner School Item Seen at J Sw Manifold
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Sumner School and a J Sw reference with unclear context. Other words appear garbled. No clear event, date, or entity beyond Sumner and J Sw. Further readable text needed for a solid summary.
Second Japan Spy Caught In Fort Rosecrans Plot
San Diego California July 15 A second Japanese spy was captured while attempting to obtain fortifications drawings at Fort Rosecrans A cook by trade his room yielded well drafted material and engineering books proving he used employment as a front The penalty for such sketch work in peace is unclear but in war death is possible as officials warned to leave quickly
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San Diego
Cal
Rosecrans
Nnt
Independent Jewish shops to back strike action
Jewish merchants plan to back an independent shop as boycott tensions rise over price increases. Shops closed for Sabbath. pickets set for tomorrow. a Library Hall meeting will organize strike actions and potential shop openings guided by community leaders.
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Court Street
JJ Stein
Philip Frankel
Ponent
Powall Im Frankel
Biankel
Hitchings Plant to Open Monday Near Jockey Club Grounds
Hitchings & Company will begin operations at the new plant near the site of the old Jockey Club grounds on Bron jday. Machinery will be used for the first time and a small crew will start, expanding to several hundred by Ostobtr as production scales up.
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Hitchings & Company
Pew
Jockey Club
Bronjday
New York Public Utilities Law Declared Constitutional
A July decision from the New York Court of Appeals holds that the public utilities law is constitutional and may be used to fund city expenses. The opinion, written by Judge Pendleton, clarifies the commission’s authority to receive money from the comptroller, reinforcing regulatory power and funding rules for the city.
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New
Pendleton
Unroller
Metz
York City
Ihw
Obituary fragment with unreadable OCR text
Fragmentary obituary text contains unclear names and dates making exact identification impossible. Readable remnants suggest a notice about a death but no verifiable details for a proper card.
Newark Girl’s Sorry Plight Reveals Young Runaway
In Baltimore a 13 year old Newark girl, May Campbell of 82 Orston street, ran away after disputes with her parents over a suitor. Police held her for her parents as she described leaving home to seek freedom, finding shelter in Baltimore’s lodging houses and briefly working at local rooms.
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Baltimore
Sian
Abe
Hame
May Campbell
Frank Campball
Orston Street
Newark
Frank Campbell & Company
Drew
Bn Tel He Central
Atlantic Seaboard
Mian Campbell
Hoyle
North Front
Alice Blus
Kalbfleirch
Haywood Defense Restes Its Case in Idaho Trial
The Haywood trial defense rested after court reconvened. The State set its first witness as John Cive, Caldwell attorney, who testified Orchard lacked Garney. several witnesses including Dominick Flinn and Grohard were examined. ONeill, editor of the org, was called, with objections raised to past murder charges. railroad men testified Grohard could not have ridden on a specified date.
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Bdge
Idaho
Haywood
John Cive
Caldwell
Orcherd
Mus- Garney
Walla
Dominick Flinn
Ovate
Flinn
Orchard
Col i. RE. Grimahaw
Deadwood
John M. O'Neill
Org
O'Neill
Grohard
Murder Charge Follows Waitress Testimony In Worcester
In Worcester on July 13 a man connected to a local eatery is charged with murder after the body of L Berm, shot through the heart, was found last night. Mary Bre astro testifies that Phipps vs Miss Brenan declared an arrangement. the motive remains under investigation as authorities pursue the shooter.
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Worcester
L Berm
Rnie
Mary Breastro
Phipps
Miss Brenan
Fragmented Notice Reads Out Of Context Payment Request
Stumbled OCR fragment shows a terse money request with unclear names and amounts. It mentions nine dollars and a promise to pay but omits dates parties and places, leaving the core action vague.
Prosecutor Sends Letters to Mayors Over Violations
A Grand Jury presentment states prosecutors in several counties asked mayors sheriffs and police chiefs to notify violators of excise and other laws and to take immediate action. The letters reportedly named several offenders and urged swift arrests or raids to curb illegal practices.
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N.C. J. English
Ryan
Shin
Grand
William B. Lawrence
Grand Juty
Audi Vares
Pleas
Tinian
Hier
NO MONEY FOR 15 EXTRA COPS
City council discusses police budget and charity spending. Officials report total budget at 577,064.30 and decide not to fund a fifteen‑cop increase due to costs. The Police Committee recommendation and Chief of Police are rejected, with police appropriation kept at 19,000 after midnight session.
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Conneil
Bayway
Stokes Denies Involvement In Water Act Amendments
Trenton July 13 Governor Stokes emphatically denied that he contributed any official statement regarding Hahn amendments to the Hillery potable water act. He said he was annoyed by reports crediting him and stated the newspaper misrepresented his position and any alleged statement.
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Trenton
Stokes
Hillery
Jo Anid
Paterson
New York Telegraphers Ready to Strike
New York telegraph operators threaten a strike, asserting strong union strength and readiness to halt work if demands are not met. The action could disrupt communications across major routes and cities.
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New York
San Francisco
Comunipeac
Governors Day fuels New Jersey gubernatorial chatter
Fort Will Run if nominated dominates talk at State Camp Sea Girt with Democrats and Republicans weighing candidates. Fort and Pitney named as potential GOP contenders. Sheriff Sommer hints at strong Hoos sentiment while Mayor Standish and Hudon clan signal Democratic prospects amid nigh-hopeful speculation.
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Sea Girt
New Jersey
Martes
Supreme Court
Franklin’ Fort
Mahlon Pitney
Frank Ho Sommer
Mun+ son
Monmouth
Deran
Teylor
Lewis
Frank H. Sommer
Banex
Sommer
Enset
Lakewood
Twain Given Farewell at London Station
London July 13 Mark Twain left London for New York by rail to Tilbury where he boarded the Minnetonka liner. He received a royal farewell from Americans and English literary men at the station and dock. He said this has been the most enjoyable holiday and would stay longer if he could.
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London
Mark Twain
New York
Tilbury
Minnetonka
Twain
Dork
Dre. Bower
Dever
Violators of Screen Law Lie Open for Prosecutions
City Attorney forwards complaints to the Excise Board for the next meeting. The board may be kept busy crushing about sixty offenders until fall as lawsuits mount and futures of galoonmen face action. Names of alleged violators include Doerfurr, Budrek, Schlelober, Conlem, Mare, Jackean, Zigmant, Spader, Meise, Kehlenberger, Hergert, Wenckus and others, with dates tied to June and July deadlines.
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Excise Board
Funes
Aire
Fred Meise
John A
Kehlenberger
Wnbull -Street
Hergert
Fred W
Jowph Wenckus
Aguinat
Lee Granted Writ in Habeas Corpus Case
New York report details William Lea a once wealthy architect from New Jersey who is confined in a New York asylum. Lea filed a writ of habeas corpus. his case slated for Supreme Court argument Wednesday amid prior fights to avoid insanity detention and allegations against New Jersey politicians including Governor LeGrea t.
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New York
William Lea
Ranton
S.J
Muttenwall Insine
Lee
New Jersey
Legreat
Leeee
New le ‘Nchae
Feland
Wall Street Stocks Rise Amid Stronger Buying in Early Trading
The eccumatstics of stocks noted Thursday grew clearer as offers at higher prices were accepted within an hour. Buyers returned with vigor, pushing prices up across active railroad shares and weaker ends showing irregular moves. Government bonds held steady while the market gained strength, with the index reaching new highs before.L
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New York
Guinn
Brooklyn
Dhee
Ube
Policeman John Reilly Cleared in Assault Case
The Police Committee acquitted Patrolman John Reilly after a closed hearing into an alleged assault on Frederick McCullough, a night watchman. Testimony was taken behind closed doors. McCullough and other officers appeared as witnesses while no conclusively stated act was found.
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John Reilly
Frederick McCullough
Strin
Kenely
Taylor
Jersey
McCullough
Ohrenberger
McDonald
Railly
Reilly
UT Cn
Iecultough
Apa Ami Dimederty
Nimbe
Metralfarge
Timony
Donald
Bailly
Couis Cohen
Ales
James “Brown
Brad
Geratung Wee Awors
Bookmaker's Wife Held as Neighbor Dies in NY
New York July 13. Mrs Leura B Stone wife of Police Department official Clark George Stone is dead. Mrs Elizabeth McDonald wife of bookmaker James McDonald is held by the coroner on suspicion of responsibility. No autopsy yet. police say motive may involve domestic differences between tenants in neighboring apartments.
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New York
Mra Leura
B. Stone
Clark George Stone
Police’ Department
Mra
Elizabeth ‘McDonald
James —B. McDonald
Sereath
McDonald
Ceehaen
General police shakeup promised in New York
Reports of a police shakeup in New York follow the escape of three prisoners from the House of Detention adjacent to the station. Commissioner Bingham vents anger at the second breakout within eight hours, while Irish votes set a separate event at Dreidt's Union Park on Monday.
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New York
York
Bingham
Priganer
House of Detention
Ube
Dreidt’s Union Park
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MAYOR
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DR. Epstein
State Camp
Ketzenbach
Democrata
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Von
Esser
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EBSEX
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Wegner
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