Elizabeth Day in Tunnels A Big Success
Elizabeth Day in tunnels marked a notable event with a crowd from McAdoo and New Jersey gathering at the Pennsylvania Station tunnel entrance. The party rode a rapid transit to the Cortlandt and Church streets terminal, enjoying the views, the two acres of concourse, and the varied shops and services as they toured the terminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Day
McAdoo Tunnee
HOLT
Hakeey
J. Wy Doolittte
Rinwle O T. Boyd
He L Cook
Onear Gratan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Cortlandt
Church Streets
Termini
America
Fife
New Jersey
Herbert. M. Woidin
New York
Real Earate Exchange
K. B. Conger
W. G. McAdog
Actus
Jouvelt
Talwy
Flint Board of Trade
Wes
Elizabeth Day
McAdoa
Pronehy Mra
Nuthman
Mise Vo
Mir Ad
Mir Ad Mps. Award Hie O Pollard, Ce. Prnden. W, "Jone Jhetey Tenkingon
ML Hiller
Clinton’ Gilbert
Joel Woodward
C. Blakeley
Wilkes
Charles Reingardt
C. Th Moore
Tonis Quien
Mone Gray
Mir
John
Disbrow
HP. Grant
Douglas Moore
Jonkin
FL. Fontaine
D. W. Finkel
Braiden
Younglove
HG. Pierson
Lane
Michael Bewlan
Wy Aschenbach
W. Mete Brewster
Peter — Beewolf
Enio
George
Tenney
Edward Newtoey
Frank A. Rath
A. Nolte
Brodhead
ET. von Fey
Join
Cole " Poppenge
Harold
Bergen
Shamokin
Howard Moore
Saunders
Witem
Luster
Regs
Balt Mere
George Mi Wiliams
Nowa Pleapets
Boy Thief A Genius Repairing Bicycles
Detective Damon Ward of Captain John A. Pet squad arrested Teo Keatic a 15 year old boy suspected of stealing and dismantling dozens of bicycles since April 24. Keatic repaired wheels by mixing parts, recovering wheels from Rahway Roselle and Roselle Park, and even rearranging components to restore original looks. He aided officers by reassembling wheels in a jail corridor, revealing his skill and motive to ride and gift wheels to friends and a girl described as his sweetheart.
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Teo Keatic
Damon Ward
John A
Kevtie
Tide
Peters
Ward
Keatie
Kestiv
Rahway
Roselle
Roselle Park
I Clay Avenue
Kemp
Simon Hirmingham
Kostic
Captain Peters
Werd
Kestio
Amboy Avenue
Greater Elizabeth
Kestic
R Kestic
Peters Ne
Meao
Cutyien
Mey
Leo
Pigl
Sali
Policy Headaiartera
Thonthy Aga
Fr Melhone Gets Charge at St Joseph Newark
The Rev. McElhone, former second assistant to Rev. Dean Geasher at St Patrick's, is assigned to the curacy of St Joseph's Newark. Pastor Rev. Core rigan confirms move. Fr Ernest Cooper, longtime St Patrick's aide, is reassigned locally. Cooper, a Nova Scotia native, has five years in holy orders and served in Canadian parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Z. MeElhone
Dean Geasher
St. Pat
St. Joseph' Church
Newark
Ray. G. W. Corerigan
St. Joseph's
Father McElhone
Elizabeth
South Orange
Ernest Cooper
St. Patrick's
McElhone
Lan Tren
Cooper
Nova Bentin
Siren
Hie Armont Toon
Newarea
Novel method of robbery by boys leads to arrests
Two boys Joseph Frier and John O Leary were arrested by Detective Patrick Doody after an apparent plot to rob excursionists along railroad tracks. Chief Gray ordered intensified patrols, noting valuables were reportedly taken from car windows. The youths faced charges in Judge Mahon’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railron
Joseph Frier
John O'Leary
Patrick Doody
Ameir Parenta
Gray
Doody
Lunt
Impostor Impersonates Beveridge Rebel in Street Association
John G. Thorne acting secretary of the Twenty third Street YMCA NY writes C F Messler secretary of the local association exposing an impostor calling himself Reverend F E Beveridge. Thorne notes Beveridge’s attempt to defraud merchants and to obtain drug funds and that he temporarily lives in Roselle with rooms at 40 a week. Police have a description and are trying to arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn G. Thorne
Twenty-third Street YM
C. A
New York
C. F. Messler
Assatsmant
Rey
FE. L. Beveridge
Twenty-third
Beveridge
Mr. Heisler
Twenty-third Street Association
Roselle
Thorneays
Mason contractor breaks both ankles in scaffold fall
Harry Adler, 48, fell twelve feet from a scaffold yesterday afternoon, fracturing both ankles. He was taken to General Hospital where his condition was reported satisfactory. Adler lives at 400 Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Adler
General Hospital
Adler
Court Street
Campaign for school funds prompts pledge drive
The head of management for the State Council of the Free A.M. sent a circular urging members to back legislators who will oppose the diversion of school funds for state purposes. The circular was endorsed by Graf on E. Day, Everett Gray, William H. Miers, state secretary Joseph M. Thompson, and Morgan Read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Free A.M
Grafon E. Day
Everett Gray
William H. Miers
Joseph M Thompson
Morgan’ Read
Child swallowed benzine in Celestino Tatlin avenue incident
An infant, left briefly unattended, swallowed benzine and was carried to Langheinz's drug store. Antidotes were administered in Lima to prevent poisoning and convulsions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langheinz
Lima
Poli
Original Pabst Milwaukee Bottled Beer Notice
Fragmentary OCR text advertises The Original Pabst Milwaukee Bottled Beer with unclear pricing and illegible details. readable parts mention delivery to homes and a date or rate described as two Kloss, unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PABST
Milwaukee
Store Fire Damages $2000 At City Block Grocery
A blaze at 210 First Street in a three story brick building damaged stock valued between $1600 and $2000. S J Kringman & Sons occupied the store, residents nearby aided by fire crews who fought the fire for about an hour. Police and fire department personnel responded, with water up to knee depth, preventing further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceding Atom
Firat Street
S.J. Krinanan & Sons
Krinamana
Court Street
Mildren
Windle
Ca Tain Lowey
Hull
Michaela Milwahey
Kirk
Aries O'Briew
Chamberlain Near Death Amid Royal Visit
Telegraph report claims Joseph Chamberlain nears death with King Edward visiting him at Chamberlain Hall. Health had shown slight improvement before renewed concern. Report notes the monarch’s visit and small signs suggesting Chamberlain’s condition may soon worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond
Mat Joseph Chambertin
Kalyard
Hin
Edward Yl
Almilay
Irmer
Campbell
Banner Tuann
Jual
County board sustains land assessment ruling
In Trenton on July 20 Major Carl Lentz presented an opinion as the Stan Board of Finalization of Taxes affirmed the action of the Union County tax board. Lands owned by Conrad Weppler, outside Elizabeth city limits, were evaluated with farm land value set at 1000 dollars per acre, but the board ruled they cannot be taxed as ordinary farm land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapecoe
Trenton
Carl Lentz
Stan Board of
Lnion County Tax Board
Conrad Weppler
Viry
Flizabell
Boy Charged With Coal Theft and Flag Man Assault
Louis Phillipi, a small boy, was arraigned in court today charged by Detective Hiney of the Central Railroad police with stealing coal and throwing pieces of coal at a flagman. Portaden Phillipi appeared before Judge Mahon, who ordered probation officer supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Phillipi
Hiney
Central Railroad Police
Portaden
Phillipi
Mahon
Falls 100 ft on Mountain in Narrow Escape
New York file 90 TotAL Clark, superintendent of Hegis company, died after a car skidded on Orange Mountain at night. His auto plunged 100 feet down the slope, struck gully, and he was hurled from the steering wheel. Survivors say he crawled toward a farm house before succumbing to injuries. he was later moved home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clark
Hegis
Sind F
Derasy Paublic Serv Corporation
Hin
Hawt Orange
Nci
CONTINUE SEARCH FOR BOY BODY NEAR STATEN ISLAND
Rescue efforts for William Kelly continue as divers and watermen scour Cash Street area near Staten Island Sound opposite Recreation Pier. Heavy tides hindered work as officials report several days of unsuccessful attempts to locate the boy, with witnesses and family awaiting any sign of his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kelly
Cash Street
Staten Island Sound
Tivo
Epor
Roosevelt at camp writes as hunt report filters juros
Warrington Jansen of United Press describes Camp Roosevelt where Bwana Jumbo rifles and gunfire echo as a dying hippo crashes in the jungle. Col Roosevelt is said to be writing and preparing magazine pieces and a travel book for publication after returning to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington Jansen
Stuf
United Press
Will Roosevelt
Saiowoi
B. A
Tumbo
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
America
Fourth of July firework fatality in Ocean City
Katharine Kimball, daughter of Herman Kimball and leader of Miles Cordons, Philadelphia, died after a safer looking sparkler caused severe burns. The tragedy occurred at a playmate’s home in Groan City, following a July Fourth celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Ocean City
Sparkvlew
Katherine Kimball
Hertram Kimball
Ie Miles Cordon Company
Philadelphia
Qroan City
Equalization Board completes state circuit on tax appeals
The State Board for the Equalization of Taxes finished its circuit sessions across the state to hear appeals for the year. Appeals involve property values totaling more than 40 million dollars. Elizabeth Commercial College announces summer sessions and enrollment opening at Hersh Building, 207 Broad Street, with principal lz McMickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tournai
Trenton
State Board For the Equalization of Taxes
Elizabeth Commercial College
Hersh Bldg
Broad Street
Lz McMickle
Woman Loses 180 Dollars to Thief
Mrs Mary Brown of 192 Front Street reported to Captain OLeary that a man identified as Charlea Rept or Heck, a Brooklyn transplant, stole 180 dollars from her handbag after posing as a window vendor and living at her home. Detectives traced the suspect from Grand Central to Chicago. efforts to recover the money continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea Rept
Chicago
Brown
Heck
Windy City
Elizabeth
Brooklyn
Iiem
Macredanta
Mee
Shy
Wee
Werdinnghiwr
Abe
Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Broad Stock Advances
The market opened with gains across key groups led by rail and industrials as majors like Union Pacific and General Electric rose. Government bonds showed little change while several issues moved a point or less, with activity cooling after early strength and traders noting selective upticks in American Cotton Oil and Canadian Pacific among others. Local ads promote summer garden events and storage warehousing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Inronaiiler
Alan
N.Y
Central
Union Pacific
C&o
Colton Gil
Max Pine
Bleckrie
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
New York Central
Norterty Pacific
Reading
St Pan
Agial
Copa ‘Tradere Hygan
Agali
Arrests in Shooting Fray Lead to Bail and Hospital Wounds
Two men were arrested in Butler Street on a complaint by the Place red Wines proprietor and others for taking part in the bombardment of the Albert Matra hall. Bail was set at 200. Diallo Van Pelt and Derma Gaver face grand jury action while Domingader’s injury and a glass-bursting incident at Nin Place are alleged. A third suspect, Demagauer, remains hospitalized with injuries. surgeons report embedded debris in his spine complicating recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wines
Butler Atrent
Avid von Pelt
Rankin Trent
Anloon
Noes
Albert Matra
Dolph Domngader
Asg Orathers
Bath
Matra
Lida
van Polk
Derma Gaver
Ian
Nin
Pelee Krondal
Joli O'Leary
Damafulwr
le Hospital
Yeatarday
Mat Tid
Little Hae
Fleming v Keimig: Furnishings Replevin Case Notes
In a district court dispute Fleming sues his mother in law Mary Keimig over household furnishings claimed as his. Keimig counters with goods she says Fleming took from his former home on Smith Street. Judgment in Fleming's favor later reduced as to certain items, with some claims stricken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Replewin
Alexander
Fleming
Mary
Soma Houshold
Hielos
Keimig
Gooda
Posarasion
Flemiing
Witwan
Furniire
Smith Street
Child
Shudgeent
Alma
Hewart
Mra. Kony
Dorestic
Typhoid Fever Shakes Atlantic Fleet Tars
July 20 Proyinestown reports typhoid fever aboard the battleship Wisconsin and several fleet vessels. Officials withhold exact case counts while warning shipboard suppliers to halt shipments for an indeterminate period. Naval officers investigate food inspection practices as crews seek explanations amid rising concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Admiral Schroed
Wisconsin
Harnest
Jos
Test for Naval Militia Off Cape Cod
The Atlantic fleet conducts a drill and gunnery test for the naval militia in fabled waters off Cape Cod Cape Cod July 20. The practice mirrors tacticals from the fleet’s ship crews and aims to have all ships on the drill course by tomorrow with smaller vessels in line.
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iRy Telgevard
Sourmat
Masa
Wacciesinnygy Eerie
Klinbe Taaad
Viewmin
Cape Cod
Gotilla
Watt
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Melhone
St. Joseph’s Church
Father Cooper
Elizabeth Church
Breda
M.C. A
Roselle Inn
Edward
London
County Board
J. A.clark
Auto
P. S.C
Boy
Mary Brown
Boarder
Wall Street
Jane Ror
Geruardt
Lake
Henvent
Kent
Orton
Sant Doea
Etarses
Avepce Tel
He Uae
Demagauer
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