Butchers Press For Sunday Closure Movement
A Thursday meeting in Elizabeth Avenue hall urged closing butcher shops on Sundays, led by Che’ Toca union of Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America. William C. Wellman spoke on Sabbath observance, shorter workdays, and delaying Saturday markets to 10 PM to protect workers and consumers, arguing Sunday openings harm meat quality and wages.
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Thid Ety
Che’ Toca Union
Amalgamated Meat
North American
Columbia Hall
Elizabeth Avenue
William C. Wellman
Wethman
Shorter House
Rackman
Willzabeth
Elizabeth
Bea Butchers
Iadie
Wellman
Retell
Board of Health County
Joel
Assaulted Person Transported to Hospital
A fragmented report notes an assault involving a person named Porsorman who was injured and transported to a hospital. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a medical response following the incident.
Legacy of $60,000 comes to a downtown woman
Mrs. Hafnagel of 59 First Street awakening to a Swiss will dated from Berne claiming her husband Frank Fox’s uncle left $60,000 to her as sole heir. She plans immediate departure for Switzerland, stockpiling possessions and taking the fortune home, with husband joining her.
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Adolph Hoefnagel
Stoitserland
Europe
Adolph Hofnagel
Firat Street
Switzerland
Berne
Hufnagle
Frank Fox
Tam
Ringer Company
Peewee
Rolain San
Elizabeth
Explosion on U S battleship Georgia injures crew
Washington July 15 Captain McRae reports an explosion in the upper aft turret of the battleship Georgia. Seven crewmen were injured and taken to Chelsea hospital. Admiral Goodrich ordered care for victims and steps to notify relatives.
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Washington
United States
Georgia
McRae
Navy Department
Seys
Gerteichy
Goodridh
Va Hospital
Chelsea
Fight for cheaper kosher meat wins consumers win
Jewish shoppers have effectively won a boycott against local kosher meat sellers who raised prices. The action reflects organized consumer pressure and a reduction in costs for buyers seeking affordable kosher options.
Police keep city day observed amid license ban
Police report a rise in general observance of the bishops bill provisions yesterday with few violations. About six tavern owners kept screens down, obstructing street views, and may face complaints with the City Attorney and Excise Board.
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Thecise Board
Aed
Rogme
Excise Board
Quaker City Honors Elks Grand Lodge Opening
Philadelphia July 15 A national Elks convention fills Reading Terminal and Broad Street with crowds and bands. Headquarters at the Hellyer Stratford Hotel. Opening events set for Grand Opera House and Independence Square including parades, concerts, and a torch ceremony. Attendance badges grant zoo access. Alfred T Holley of Hackensack seeks grand lodge influence.
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Philadelphia
Benevolent Protective Order of Kikeia
Prograns
United States
Tinker City
Reading Terminal
Broad Street
Elka
Helleyue-Stratford
Grand Lodge
O'Clock
Grand Opera House
North Broad Street
Montgomery Avenue
City Hall Plaza
University of Penavania
Siners
Reepin
Fragmented Econ Item Reveals Sparse Lettered Clues
The note shows scattered letters and odd spellings like econ and real and bee and fee, offering no clear names dates places or structured facts. Readable fragments hint at a code or puzzle rather than a coherent news item.
River cleaning action on city council agenda tonight
An ordinance approving specifications for improvements and bids on the river cleanup project will be presented to the City Council tonight. The measure is expected to proceed with readings, then be called for passage at the next meeting. The committee plans to advertise in other cities to invite large firms from across the country to bid.
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Eiizareth
Frelinghuysen opposes Union county venue move
From Plainfield July 15 Senator Frelinghuysen stated by telegraph from Chicago his opposition to holding the venture in Union county and urged delaying any action until his return. Teantons July 16 Governor expresses desire to clarify remarks about an interview said to be printed in error.
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Plainfield
Frelinghuysen
Chicago
Union County
New Jersey
Teantons
Bees Mae
New York
Platts Lonely Birthday Different From Others
In New York on July 15 Teeble notes a birthday moment at the Oriental Hotel in Manhattan Beach. The fragment mentions a solitary scene and distinct personal reflection amid surrounding bustle, portraying Platts as unusually alone on the day.
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Platts
New York
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach
Political Notes on Gourley Chairmanship Confession
Fragmentary notes report William B Gourley of Peterton as chairman of the Democratic State Committee confiding to someone his intention to end the inspection. Aware of the whistle stop tour, the item hints at a planned Thursday event.
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William B Gourley
Peterton
Siete
Serfom
City Council Defies Ordinance on Headway Regulation
City and Public Service clash as P S C ignores new law regulating streetcar headway in Elizabeth. City Attorney Connolly says court appeal possible, fines of 26 dollars per violation, and officials expect enforcement to force service improvements despite trolley company resistance.
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A. B. Carlton
Newark
P Douing
Sibert Tehaterset
Carlton
Slute
Connolly
Public Service
Sas
Lise Siberman
Sant
Foeerdialipen
Hazardous device explodes near our embassy in Constantinople
Constantinople July 15 A hazardous device exploded near the United Bates Embassy at Yeni Keui by the Bosphorus. The scene witnessed a loud blast and scattered debris as authorities began investigations. No further details on casualties or origin are available.
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Constantinople
Sumer
Bates
Yeni Keui
Bosphorus
Crar Game Raided by Police at Benjemino Willis Home
A police raid was conducted yesterday morning at a residence associated with Benjemino Willis, a Black individual. Authorities executed the operation in connection with ongoing investigations into illicit game activities. No injuries reported.
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Stortiy Teface
Benjemino Willis
Japanese Admiral Visits Shipbuilding Yards
New York July 16 Admiral Beree Yori moto of Japan is inspecting the Fore Birer Naw sipyah We-day. The Baron’s own werte indicate chat professional intermate one Ward fed him to visit every establish. Meet of the bind Wiekip sans neck of New York during his stay in the vicinity. Ma had his suite left for Fail River at 8 A hil ALM 6 tear of the Rore River.
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New York
Beree Yorimoto
Japan
Wiekip Sans
New
Fail River
Wall Street ends flat as trading jitters linger
Wall Street opened in New York with a cautious tone as traders digested the Bar report and price swings. Amalgamated Copper and Southern Government bonds held steady while other bonds showed little movement amid unsettled market sentiment.
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New York
Will Pay Yow Smee Narrative Fragment
A fragmentary OCR line notes a promise to pay Yow and Smee with unclear context. The garbled text references a payment or obligation but lacks complete details on parties, dates, or the transaction scope.
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Gay
Alfred T. Holley
Hackenasck
Want Farm
Johnstows
Texas
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Perry
Clay
Econ
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Hath Lodge
Phila
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Public Service Corporation
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Boston
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