Tein Startes His Petition and Hunt for Mayor Nomination
The piece reports on Alfred Stein running for mayor with strong Democratic factional support from Collins and anti-Collins camps. It notes signatures gathered for Stein, Moore’s alleged influence with Collins allies, and the split among Dems over nomination strategies. It mentions Ryan as a potential candidate and forecasts contested council seats, including First and Third wards, with Leary and McGurn opponents and bold party maneuvering ahead of primaries.
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Alfred Soon
Stet
Ny Saat
Wrk
Collins
Moore
Andy Ingist
Jack
Kirmeny
Siti Ion
Stein
Ogether
Ryan
Kontron 7
Frors
Eame
Democratic Party
Pbot
Jeremiah D. Leary
Leary
Patrick J. Moturd
McGurnin
Divine Forces
Fox
Rounddman
Councilma
Slovides
Counelman Peter J. McGurk
Hopkins Denies Story of Bribes for Senate Seat
Fragmented clippings allege a fund of 23000 dollars was used to sway legislators to back Hopkins and a rival for the United States Senate. The editor and other named figures dispute claims and call them unfounded, with scattered quotes from various newspapers and unsourced chatter. The text is garbled and noncohesive, but centers on a bribery accusation linked to Hopkins.
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Albert J. Hopkins
Forte United States
Iimebody
Henga Tyibitne
Roosevelt Denies Endorsement Of California Candidates
A telegraph report from New York states Col. Roosevelt reiterated he does not back any candidate for nomination in the Republican party. He denies involvement in the California contests over Philip Stanton and Hira Johnson. A family statement from E. D. Stanton confirms Roosevelt has not spoken for or against any nomination. Roosevelt plans an Indianapolis speech on October 13 while visitors include Senator Heverage and others at the Outlook office.
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New York
Col. Roosevelt
Republic Party
Philip Stanton
Hira Johnson
California
Stanton
Johnson
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
E. D. Stanton
Mr. Stanton
Othr
Heverage
Outlook Office
Tiwan
Indiana
Indianapolis
Trunt Buster
Frank B. Kellogg
Marceli Zernet
A.C. Dayton
E. J. Wendell
Heaton
Tr. Lindsay
University of Ternayhata
Post
Porto Rico
Davenport
Singer Company Appeals for Tax Reduction in Personal Assessment
The Singer Company plans to appeal to the County Board for the Equalization of Taxes seeking a reduction in the $1,000,000 increase in its personal assessment at the factory in Mount Ashore. The real estate is listed at $2,280,000, bringing total holdings to $4,380,000. An earlier appeal to the State Board for Tax Equalization granted a large reduction.
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Singer Company
Boant
Asyasore
Matthew Macongall
Autescore
State Board
Friends Urge Mravlag To Seek Reelection
Mayor Mraring said he would not reveal plans now but local supporters expect Mrayling to run again. He noted a Downtown Republican Club meeting at German Parish Hall on August 3 as a forum where candidacy may be discussed. Officers and residents express urgency for his continued leadership.
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Mraring
Republican Club
Third Street
Auit D
Ma. Mraying
Ex-Secretary Carlisle III In Dangerous Condition
From New York July 20 a telegraph dispatch reports former Secretary of the Treasury John G Carlisle age last living in a dangerous state at the We Hotel Walcott after a severe heart attack. Doctors Maria Carpenter Theodore Janeway have stood by as attendants since Monday with fluctuating condition and doubtful recovery.
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Journal
New York
John G. Carlisle
Closing Out Sale at Stelm’s Clothing Store
Big reductions marked this spring and summer apparel sale at Stelm’s clothing store. Numerous men’s and young men’s outfits offered at very low prices in a one day free opportunity to save on quality garments.
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Stelm'e Clothing Store
Adramer Telow
Minnesota growth notice fragment about Keostert om
Fragmentary OCR notes show rapid growth and a mention of Keostert om and Gee at an unidentified location. The readable items are sparse and do not reveal a clear event, date, or full names suitable for a proper card.
Milbury Atlantic strike ends as workers return to plant
Rahway July 29 The Milbury Atlantic Manufacturing Company plant on Hamilton Street resumes full operations after a lunch hour return by the workforce. Forewoman Mrs Robert Toms was discharged yesterday and one sewing machine operator left. Milbury, company vice‑president, defends management and notes unusable material worth about 100 dollars. Foreman Jacob says experienced workers will gain 15 to 20 cents weekly, unskilled workers 5 to 10 cents. The plant schedules June through August workdays and 4 PM Saturdays rest of year.
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Tournal
Rahway
Milbury Ausatic Manufacturing Company
Hamilton Street
Robert Toms
Toms
Mrs. Milbury
Aind
Milbury
Nich
Milbury Taims
Jacob
Milbury Atlantic
Barbra
Langman
Opening new store in Glodrure at Broad street
Reported opening of a new clothing store by Mr Ginsberg and partner in Elizabeth, the Talley Farms area, with plans to sell men’s suits and fabrics. The text mentions the new permanent business location and a variety of figures and product notes, though OCR is garbled.
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Glodrure
Mamay Factere
Ginsberg
Des
Elizabeth
Tali
Harbor City
Mnecher
Fox Epeciate
Socialists for Busy Campaign Held by Union County Group
The city executive and campaign committee of Union County Socialists met at the Workingmen's Foundation Mall 634 Elizabeth Avenue. They outlined the coming campaign elected a committee to secure absent speakers and plan about ten lectures on public debt and politics. Carl Liefknecht Jr a German Reichstag member was noted as a speaker to visit in October. The Fifth Central district component will gather in Dover August 21. A city platform was drawn up and meetings continue weekly as branches pursue educational campaigns in German and other languages.
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Union County
Elizabeth Avenue
Nerson
Socialist Party of
Elizabeth
Carl Liefknecht, Jr
Reichstag
Workingmen's Educational Association
Sociatiste
Daylight Burglaries Loot Rahway House in Broad Daylight
A daylight burglary in Rahway at 194 Elm Avenue saw thieves steal silverware jewelry and clothing from O C Reed's home after cutting a screen door. Earlier they robbed the Huntley Motel room of William Wolin taking a leather bag and belongings. Two men were seen with a bag near 3:30 pm. Detective Conger investigated. the act described as one of the city’s boldest in years.
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Rahway
0. C. Reed
Elm Avenue
Red
Huntley
Cherry Street
William Wolin
Reed Residence
Reed Home
Halin
George Conger Wan
Wen
Tive
Cage
George Wirkyhas
Three Arrested in Springfield for Excise Violation
County Detective John Galatian yesterday arrested Charles H. Ruby Limia Hess and Mrs Praline Hhymer in Springfield for selling liquor without proper licenses. They faced arraignment before Judge Toucey and posted $200 bail each, claiming their licenses were sufficient. The case proceeds to the Grand Jury.
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John 4
Galatian Yesternday
Springfield
Charles ‘H. Ruby
Limia Hess
Mra Praline Hhymer
Ruby
Toucey
Westfield
Acid fumes cause damage to clothing and plants in Ward area
Residents of lower Dole ware and Walth streets petition the Board of Health to stop acid fumes from Anateon Chemical Company on Thut avenue near Baltic front. Clothing, vines, and garden plants damaged. some residents threaten to abandon property unless fumes are eliminated. Health Officer Richards considering action. petition with 35 signatures sent.
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Lower Doleware
Walth
Weyilant
Anateon Chemical Company
Thut Avenue
Baltic Efront
Roger Aldrich
Shttal Thik
Sonal Cailan
Oula Richards
Delaware Street
Sana Atroot
Mia
Samuel 1. Phippr
Veluwark Wheel
Ut Street
Board of Health
Board of Wealth
Richards
Aldrigh
Board of Trade
Westinghouse ousted from the presidency
The Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company ousted its president at a directors meeting in Newark on July 29. E. F. Atkinson of Boston was chosen president to succeed George Westinghouse, with a plan that he would hold the post only until a permanent president is named. Other officers were elected or designated, including Hubert Mathers as chairman and J. Osborne as third vice president, among a list of new or reassigned executives.
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Lournal
Newark
George Westinghows
Toulay
Weatinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
E. F. Atkine
E. Atkina & Company
Boston
Westinghouse
Butary
Elmer of the Directors
Hubert Mathers
M. Herts
J.r A. Osborne
Hof
Shute
Etary
W. A. Enselaty
Ecretary
J. W. Siemon
Aasistants
H. Yanng
Ea St. Jake
James 0. Banat
EB. Craig
W. D. Covil
Lind Declines Minnesota Governorship Nomination
By telegraph from Everett Washington July 20 John Lind the Democratic nominee for Minnesota governor yesterday announced he would not accept the nomination under any circumstances and said his withdrawal from politics was irrevocable.
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Poucman Everett
Wash
John Lind
Minnesot
Crippen and Le Nove Targeted for Arrest at Father Point
A reported plot centers on Dr. Harvey Crippen and Miss Ethel Le Nove as authorities plan a midnight arrest near Father Point Quebec. The Montrose steamer near the lighthouse is to be boarded by a pilot boat to hand them to Canadian police for deportation to England amid a tense wartime wireless surveillance scramble.
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Father Point
Veonn Girelese
Harvey Raley Crippen
Ethel Clara le Nove
St. Laryrence
Yewul
Crippen
Miss le Nove
Montrose
Father Paint
Quebec
England
Aml Crippen
Mien le Nove
Atoll 4
Noyal George
Aoriale
Marconi
Met‘arthy
Denix
Levin
Gauvrea
Ottawa
Plana
Eureka
Lawrentice
Mather Saint
Ingpootor Tew
Seothind Yard
Itt
Dew
Polles
McCarthy
Deuiov
Herren
Han Ear
Toving
United States
Specia
Comradian
Dow
Crippensil
Monttise
United Presa
Montreal
Point Amor
United Prowse Mnessagen
Chat McCarthy Bay
Med
Petey Sherwood
Dominion Policn
Mev Carthy
Dy. Crippen
Mid la Neve
Seatlond
Pridon
Yatlowe
Rouka
Sapien
Rive Crippen
Mina Ba
One Day Sale At Javy Department Store
A one day sale is announced with limited quantities and no mail orders. The advertisement warns that only in store purchases are allowed, with no dealers or children permitted, and urges customers to arrive early as stock is limited. The notice also promotes the Lansley Business College Summer Session opening today.
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Javy Department
Lavy's Department Horn
Bond and
Wailoma
Lansley Business College
Water waste may bring on famine here
The Elizabeth town water secretary, Olin Whelan, warns daily use averages 140 gallons per person and predicts drought could trigger a water famine unless consumption drops. The city now uses 19.4 million gallons daily, with millions wasted on lawns. a new 36 inch main to the Raritan River promises 1.5 million extra gallons daily but won’t finish for over a year due to private-property delays and condemnation processes.
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Elizabeth
Evry
Olin W. Whelan
Elizabethtown Water Company
Whelsh
Tlinebethtown Water Company
Ratan
Pho
Mr. Whelan
Enties
Renst
Tne
Elizabeth City
Raritan
Piscataway
Hound Brook
Raritan River
Whelan
Bell
UN Ben Tine
Wall Street Opens Lower as Weak Leads Persist
The New York stock market opened lower on Tuesday amid a weak tone and scarce buyers. Early trading showed declines across major indexes with some losses in Reading, Meck Tela, and Talon Pacific, while declines were tempered by steadier activity in others.
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New York
Ittila
Reading
Meck Tela
Talon Pacific
Aichiwon
Last Call for July Attending Sale Ad by Schwed & Brother
An advertisement from Schwed & Brother promotes the July attending sale for Elizabeth Commercial College. It lists shorthand courses and bookkeeping, urging enrollment at the college on a street in Brooklyn with a July sale context.
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Schwed & Brother
Sumer
Elizabeth Commercial College
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Breeda Street
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Lind
Companion
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