Liberal laws would check liquor abuse rally in Turn Hall
Dr Charles J Hexamer of Philadelphia spoke at Turn Hall last night as president of the National German American Alliance. He urged opposing any laws curtailing personal liberty and defended Germans’ role in American life while denouncing accusations of liquor-aligned aims. The event featured German-language speakers and music, with the address stressing church state separation and liberty.
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Philadelphia
National
Charles J. Rexamer
National German-American Alliancé
Tours Hall
Elizabeth Alliance
Seceiatatt
Tskering
Hobekes- At
George Klingenstein
Ersey City
Paul Marz
Elisabeth Central Verein
George Schimdt, Jr
Eintracht
Maennerchor
Bees
Kyanz
Philharmonie
Tet
New York
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Pert
America
Alliager
Westfield Man Dies Leaving Fortune for Local Hospital
Special to the Journal Westfield June 1 leaving a large fortune the extent of which is not yet known to endow a hospital in Logansport Indiana. The deceased was a widow with ties to the Franklin Johneca family and local merchants.
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Keown
Logansport
George
Franklin Johneca
Pakaed
Province Exchange ”Ad
Carreapincat
Kaitits » Kite, Insurance Company
Jehnebe
Train Victim Identified in Roselle Tragedy
Luther Gibbons a 25 year old carpenter of 312 Morris Avenue was struck by the Lake Hopatcong excur sion train as he walked along tracks near Locust Avenue bridge in Roselle. He died instantly and funeral services are set for 2 30 PM at Engel's undertaking rooms conducted by Rev Eben B Cobb. Interment will follow at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Morris Avenue
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Eben B. Cobb
Second Presbyterian Church
Evergreen’ Cemetery
Sugar Trust Frauds Denials At Stand
Ernest WW. Gerbracht former superintendent of the Williamsburg refinery testifies he lacks knowledge of sugar frauds and claims dock methods were public knowledge. He says government weighers were presumed liberal in weighing trust cargoes but cannot recall his source for the claim.
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News
Martin
Intervention Expected in Nicaraguan Affairs
Special to the Journal reports Washington debating intervention as US ships the Dubuque with 200 marines under Commander Gilmer prepare to demand the release of the American vessel Adelaide and insist on reimbursement for the schooner Esfuerzo. If not met, a crisis seems likely to erupt.
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Anasia
Tagua
United States
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Gil T
Demanaios
Adelaide
Esfuerzo
Madris
Rescue of Sailors After Wreck Ends in Losses
Nine sailors are rescued after a bark went ashore in heavy seas. Two drown and two are in danger of death from exposure and exhaustion while others suffer in the wrecked ship's aftermath.
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Misses Vail-Deane School Holds Senior Luncheon
The Misses Vail and others hosted a senior luncheon at the Vail-Deane School with purple and gold decor and pansies. Graduates listed include Alien Wheeler Helen Armstrong Norma Allen Jessie Winans Anna Kempshall Marjorie Patterson Matilda Edwards Ming Mary Humphrey Elizabeth Walker Jeanette Ley Rebecca Cranford Beatrice Langatrath Ral Me Muth Bratt Colonia Cevitta Lumy and others. events continue with a play tonight and a sermon by Dr Louise B Crane at Westminster Church tomorrow. An Alumni gift Winged Victory is in the assembly room at 419 North Broad Street.
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Vail-Deane School
Alien Wheeler
Helen Armstrong
Norma Allen
Jessie Winans
Anna Kempshall
Marjorie Patterson
Matilda B. Edwards
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Elizabeth Walker
Jeanette Ley
Misa’ Rebecca, Mix
Cranford
Misa Effie Dean Thomas
Dorothy Corwin
Bayonne
Misa Beatrice Langatrath
Ral
Muth Bratt
Colonia
Cevitttac Lumy
Uitte
Vail-Deans Stoat
Fresh Air Fund
Louia B. Crane
Westminster Church
Central Baptist Church
Vaie Deine Banuel
North Broad Street
School ticket illegal progressives now win
Mountainside residents celebrate after the Progressive ticket claimed victory in a school funding contest. The ticket requesting 1,750 dollars was defeated 44 to 40 last Tuesday, but the state superintendent ruled the winning ticket improperly prepared, rendering it illegal.
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Mountainside
Polla
Captain Scott Leaves on South Pole Quest
London June 1 The Terra Nova under Captain Robert Scott sailed from West India Docks bound for the South Pole. An elaborate one way departure marked the voyage cited as delayed by King Edward's death.
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London
Robert Scott
West India Docks
South Pole
Edward
Ian Hillion
Sidae
County Freeholders mull costs of tuberculosis hospital plan
A county board of freeholders investigates the cost of building and maintaining a tuberculosis hospital. Led by J Hervey Doane the committee toured Boston facilities and will visit Glen Gatines and other institutions before presenting a detailed, tabulated cost report to voters.
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J. Hervey Doane
Plainfield
Boston
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Lakewood
Mays
Beaton
Glen
Sgatines
Nest Xap
Smiver
Ni Naliongi
New York City
Votore
Battin High Student Wins Columbia University Scholarship
Battin High School senior Raymond C. Bender has been awarded a Stuart Scholarship at Columbia University. The grant covers tuition during college, part of seventy three such scholarships granted annually to students with strong moral character and ability. Bender, editor of the Red Arrow and twice president of Beta Sigma Literary Society, ranks high in studies and will represent Beta Sigma in the intersociety declamation contest at Loew's Theatre on commencement evening.
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Battin
Columbia University
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Stuart
Nidney B. Stuart
Bey
Beta Sigma
Loew's Theatre
Browne Must Face Court in Bribery Trial
O'Reick Browne, Democratic leader of the State Legislature, must go to trial on bribery charges connected to influencing regis latere votes for Wistar Taarlepte. The court overruled the defense motion to quash indictments and technicalities, proceeding today.
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Fine Lee
O'Reick Browne
Wistar
St. Llindl
Bankers Sentenced in Pittsburgh Jail Terms
In Pittsburgh on June 1 President B H Jem pings of the Columbia Viational Bank was sentenced to two months in jail after pleading nolo contendere to charges. Frank A Griffin former vice president also received a four month term, with both connected to the bank being a city depository.
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BH. Jempings
Columbia Viational
Wetey
Sisk
A. Griffin
Big Carnival for Athletes Set for July 4 at Star Grounds
Plans for an athletic carnival to benefit Elizabeth General Hospital were unveiled. Frank Burke leads the event with AAU sanction to attract top local sprinters and relay teams from Elizabeth and nearby clubs. A 880 yard match race between Heppard and Kiviat is billed as the feature, plus a 220 yard sprint with Dorlon, Edwarda, and Cloughan among contenders. Sub-committees in local factories will sell tickets, aiming to raise about $1,000 for the hospital.
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Elizabeth General Hospital
Frank Burke
Alexiand Hospital
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New York
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Milita
Dorlon
Paetimes
Edwarda
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Cloughan
Freight Rate Action Shakes Wall Street
New York June 1 The governments move to curb railroads from raising freight rates sent Wall Street into a sharp decline. The stock market opened weak with a three to six point drop in many stocks as big bulls deserted leaders. Railroad shares led the decline as earnings prospects hinged on rates and traders feared the government action would slow future gains.
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Journal
New York
Wall Street
No Physical Valuation of American Railways Debate
Telegraph reports from Washington June 1 show advocates opposing physical valuation of railroad properties. The Bengie to-say measure failed 28 to BC and supporters argued valuation would reduce rates and reflect true railroad costs.
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Journal
Washington
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Bia
Amd
Lemberg Wins Derby In Photo Finish At Epsom
A. Fahey’s Lemberg, sired by Cyllene, wins the Derby by a short neck over Viscount Villier’s Greenback with Charles O’Malley third. Neil Gow, the favorite, unseated Maher and finished far back after a 15 minute delay at the barrier amid crowd protest and changeable weather.
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Tia
Neil Gow
Sharps
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Maher
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Cunliffe
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Insurgents to Meet Roosevelt in New York
Washington reports the House insurgents plan to travel to New York to greet Col. Roosevelt when his plane arrives. Representative Cary of Wisconsin proposed the trip and four insurgents Poindexter Norria Nelson Morse have agreed to join.
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House
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Representative Cary
Wisconsin
Cary
Poindexter
Norria
Nelson
Morse
Wall Street Opens with Losses and Mixed Recoveries
New York June 1 opening stock losses widen with Union Pacific, Agison and Reading leading declines. Early declines spread across major shares as prices drop three to six points while St Paul falls 6%. In the later session short-covering trimmed losses but gains were not broad based. Down market items include government bonds and other securities. A separate advertisement notes a sale on millinery with marked reductions in various trimmed hats and ladies accessories.
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New York
Union Pactio
Agison
Reading
Amrat
St. Paul
Sents Eh Aieiangedy
Ter Bunda
Payne tariff rally highlights push for higher wages and work
A large crowd gathered at Skenger Hall for a campaign opening led by Representative Duncan McKinlay. Speakers urged support for tariffs and the Republican line, tying economic policy to national unity and wartime memory.
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McKinley
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Taft
Feta Doll Brought to Race Officials in Jersey
A fragmented report shows Feta Doll of 20 Bagt Jersey involved in a diagnostic race incident. Officials received the case and are reviewing details to determine next steps.
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