Lewis Leads Competitors in the Race for Governor
The piece discusses Lewis leading rivals in the Republican gubernatorial contest with former Governor Murphy and Hughes figures in contention. It covers party dynamics, potential alliances, and how delegates may shift among the regulars and progressives as the state convention nears, highlighting Hudson county gains and Garver’s marginal candidacy.
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Man Fined for Assaulting Officer in Local Court
A man identified as Kessler was fined for assaulting a police officer during an arrest. The court noted the officer’s claim of a rough restraint and linked the incident to a nearby disturbance. Eyewitnesses described the arrest as tense, and residents urged a formal inquiry by the Police Committee.
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Investigating charges at state girls home
From a Sta Correspondent Trenton Italy 20 charges not irregularizing at the State Home for Girls in his city in connection with the purpose of supplies and awarding of contracts for groceries and similar articles are being investigated. State Auditor William J. Drake has probed the situation and made a report to the trustees of the home, of whichThomas P Fay of Long Branch is President.
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Raritan Teen and Local Names Highlighted in Vague Notice
A fragmented OCR item mentions the names Raritan Val Gene Teen Davie and mile Fis Cerkised SaiiR in a cryptic notice. Details are unreadable, but the reference points to a local community context with several garbled proper nouns and unclear actions or dates.
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Mayor Torun Unopposed May See Reelection Endorsement
The article reports growing certainty that Mayor Mraving could win renomination with strong Republican backing. Sheriff Kirkland states no other candidate is considered and the party would unite behind Mraving if he seeks another term. Local voters across parties anticipate a larger margin if he runs.
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Alfonso Faces Crisis Breaks With Vatican
Madrid reports a deep Spanish crisis as the government breaks diplomatic ties with the Vatican amid internal dissension and labor disputes. Exiles line the French border while Don Jaime the Pretender gains attention as fighting worsens in Morocco, threatening the monarchy.
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Information Filed in Breintnall Case
Special to the Journal and Tech reports the Supreme Court ruling in the preliminary quo warranto phase. The information filed in the cann court names Attorney General Wilson and relates to General Breinthall. Adjutant General Endler must demonstrate in court the warrant by which he holds the office.
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Picture Framers diplomas and misread notices in town
Fragmentary OCR lists a notice about picture framers and diplomas involving C. Malteon with garbled street names, followed by an unrelated line about purity milk for children and invalids priced at 34 cents.
Shot At Berry Pickers Westfield Man Held
Westfield July 30 Carl Mergman caretaker at the Taleat farm in the extreme southerly section of Westfield was arrested on a complaint by Mark Howarth of Westfield on a charge of aggravated assault. He was held in $1,000 bond by Judge Tonkey to await Grand Jury action. Howarth accompanied by William Minckler Charles Allan and Taba Binsderwald were seen near the Taleot farm when Bergman fired at Howarth and struck him with the end of his gun. A farm hand chased Minckler for over a mile. Witnesses say Bergman was excited when the men approached the Taleot farm as orchards had been robbed by others.
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Big Addition to Playfield Expands East Jersey Playground
Grace Church rector Henry Hale Gilard donated a 10 by 70 foot plot beside Public School No. 1 in East Jersey to enlarge the first public playground. Attendance surged to about 4,000 in the first week, then 400 to 500 daily. age limit remains 12 but more room allows hundreds more larger children. The area will host games and supervision for older youths, with two slides added and daily organized contests after afternoon exercises.
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Police Wage Campaign Against Petty Thieves
City police intensify efforts to curb downtown petty thefts after complaints. Harry OBrien, 9h pea a sold, was detained at Second and Bond by Officer J O'Brien. At City Criminal Court, Captain OLeary asked for release if the prisoner left the city, and Judge Mahon offered guidance and urged reform as a condition for freedom.
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Nervous Nearing Land Report from Montrose Captain Kendal
Wireless dispatch from Captain Kendal of the Montrose describes a tense scene as Crippen and Mina Le Neve approach landfall. The man is highly nervous, the woman calmer but wary, with officials noting fear and anticipation. Kendal kept the pair under watch while gathering volatile information for Inspector Dew aboard.
Dew Mystery Deepens as Crippen Link Claims Emerge
Reporters swarm Father Point as a secretive Dew hides in Madame Lavoie’s boarding house aboard the Montrose. Government controls on wireless messages continue while Captain Kendal notes odd hat markings and clothing on two suspects. The scene hints the pair may be Crippen and Miss Le Neveu, with authorities delaying details until Sunday. LANSLEY BUSINESS COLLEGE, Summer Session, Day Eve. Begin to-day.
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Caught in the Act of Stealing Bread
Wallace was arrested this morning by Sergeant Kirkwan of Polis Beaut Ysiartorn for attempting to steal bread and goods at the Tavwaei boardne Hedin. He is held at police quarters pending further investigation as officers review the sequence of events and witness accounts.
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Rail wreck near Kreve after train derailment
Telegraphed report says the Quickie Express on the Central railroad of New Jersey derailed near Piston ten miles from Kreve at midnight after a broken fish plate allowed rails to separate. Three crew members escaped serious harm though the forward car veered, and twenty five passengers were shaken up with one seriously injured. Engineer Cyeey and Vivemai Peaewn, both from Scranton, survived with minor injuries. Investigators note worn ties and a damaged riveted rail caused the incident.
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Taft Urges Yale Head to Accept Appointment
President Thaeafter aftersioon will endeavon to secure Yale President Arthur T Hailey to accept the chairmanship of the Stock and Mend Commission. The move aims to align Yale with the commission’s goals as Thaddeeerly presses for reform. The President desires Yale to hold a key role, while discussions unfold amid shifting executive moves and a transfer to a nearby cottage for convenience.
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Three Men Fined For Annoying Merchant
Charles Iles John Reagan and Keil Bylund, all young men, were sentenced to ten days in jail by Fulge Mahon in the City Criminal Court this morning. The merchant complainant said the youths loitered in front of his establishment and disturbed business, posing a nuisance to customers.
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Schwartz Petition Out Circulates for renomination bid
Friends of assemblyman Augiella W Schwabie circulate petition for renomination on the Republican ticket. Filed soon at the office of County Clerk James C. Calvert. Elizabeth Commercial College offers shorthand bookkeeping and English training at 207 Broad Street. Union Business College invites inquiries for its new catalogue at 203 210 Broad Street Dix Building.
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Mayor veto for concerts sparks city budget clash
City officials grapple with vetoed concert plans as Mayor argues against funding free public events. Opposition cites financial load on the city treasury, while proponents push for cultural offerings and community access. Veto delays two proposed concerts in Liberty and Mystery venues, drawing attention to appropriations and audit timing.
More Troops on Duty at Columbus Strike
Military units reinforce Columbus strike area as reports indicate increased troop presence. Officials say security operations continue with no immediate resolution. Local observers monitor actions around key facilities amid tensions and ongoing unrest.
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Wall Street Trading Amid Market Turmoil
A garbled Wall Street scene describes urgent trading in New York with notes of price volatility and market uncertainty. Reference to a major firm and potential recovery efforts suggests ongoing attempts to stabilize in a tense financial period.
Stein Admits Candidacy and Plans to Announce
City council hopeful Minit A. Stein confirms intent to run for mayor in the near term amid a petition showing early backing. He declines to detail platform, saying a formal statement will come in short order after consultations with allies, while a reporter notes ongoing speculation about a Democratic bid and rival candidates.
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Little Girl Arrested After Night Sleep Out
A disjointed report describes a 1 year old girl Mey Risaner being moved and sleeping outside overnight. The fragmentary text mentions Second Street and a police or public authority in connection with the incident.
Roberts Desertion Casts Shadow Over Local Navy Visit
Elmer Roberts of Cherry Street deserted his ship while at anchor in the Netherhiver on July 23 prompting the mayor to urge police action to retrieve him. Authorities seek to bring him back to the vessel as part of a broader effort.
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