Insane Prisoner Attacks Police In Jefferson Park Cell
John Penance, a six foot tall prisoner, went berserk in Ishie headquarters cell. He fought officers with an iron water bucket cover and torn watch chains, was cuffed and moved to a lunatics cell, then calmed during transport to the county jail. He remains unidentified. a physician will examine him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Penance
Polo
Fretz
Jefferson Park
Lehman
Ishie
Patrick Bro
Hiney
Sepngidior
Malcah
Pel- Dance
Vretz
Qruse Nealquarters
Boys Receive YMCA Swimming Buttons from Superintendent Clement
About 108 boys earned the YMCA official swimming buttons after demonstrating swimming across the YMCA pool. Superintendent Clement praised swimming education and promised efforts to install a pool with the new high school building, while Wu Cann described YMCA growth and the March of Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semaale Clements
Phesicgt
Wu.'k. Cann
We Ymc
Adie YM
Cs Wine
Cann M
Clemence
England
Tibet
Mr. Cann
Teader
Raymond Conrad
Arthi Con
Wolters
Kteseiel Sian Waits
Sydney Prestwich Wail
Geay
Leigh Pareis
Kerg Ferg
Police Quell Embryo Riot at Wrecking Company Plant
Chief George Tenney ordered five officers to the United States Wrecking Company plant at 215 Catherine Street after a group of a dozen Poles seized the main office and threatened violence over pay. Bookkeeper Morton, alone in the office, faced demands for higher pay until reinforcements arrived. police dispersed the mob with riot sticks as a crowd formed outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George (. Tenney
United States Wrecking Company
Catherine Street
KE. R. Morton
Morton
Black
Daniel McCarthy
McCarthy
Lehman
Wind
Mulhearn
Tucker
Ers
Mornlats
Fie
Dike Wrecking Company
Mortor
Fair
Upsala College President Dr. J A Beck Resigns After Seventeen Years
Special to the Journal from Kenilworth June 4 announces the resignation of Upsala College president Dr J A Beck who has led the institution since its 17 year founding He cites belief that a administration change benefits Upsala and that leaders should not be too old The move draws protests from trustees faculty students and friends as Beck plans pastoral work in Kane after Europe tour and a successor will be named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenilworth
J. AL. Beck
Upsala College
Beck
Upsala
Tuck
Four Walla of St. Pauls Chapel
Brooklyn
Europe
Kane
A. B. Wallin
SS i
Best Orators Prize Winners At Pingry School Contest
At Central Baptist Church the Pingry School held its annual prize speaking contests. Judge F F Mackay awarded junior prizes to Henry C Harrison Jr and F Aller ton Read Jr, and senior prizes to Robert G Macks and William Stillman. He praised articulation time and voice quality and explained his reasons to each winner. The program featured Julius Caesar scene and musical interludes with an audience that filled the church and lecture room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
Pingry School
Charles N. Fowler
Generathy “Residenta Vf
Elizabeth
F. F. Mackay
New York City
National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts
Mackay
Henry C. Harrison,Jr
F. Allerton Read, Jr
Robert G. Macks
William Stillman
Julius Ceasar
Pingry
Feiture and Clarifications in Early Stock Market News
In New York on June 4 a report notes the forfeiture of A. Was mervegel related to Consolidated Sirchanea stock. The seizure follows a move that began on Wednesday with actions by brokers and associated holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
New York
A. Wasmervegel
Sirchanea
Asegis Spd
Referee for Cordage Co proceedings reported
New York June 4 Jerome 8 Hess was lo. Gay Saaisted ma Tefoeree tr.the proceedings for the vellleilery dsseotation of the Standard Car Company the rad nae ene ait mee WR Bers Poti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
New York
Jerome
Hess ‘Was Lo
Gay Saaisted
Velleilery
Standard Car Company
False feud report rattles Cranford postmaster row
A circulated account claims Fowler and Kent feud over Cranford postmaster appointment. The New York Times carried dispatches with misstatements alleging Derby ouster surprised Fowler and Kent. Fowler calls it all rot. Local citizens plan to protest to Washington, but senators deny any feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
New York
Fowler- Kenn
Cranford
New York Times
Fowler
Kent
James E. Warner
John J. Derby
Derby
Crawford
Washington
Italy
Kean
Con
No Bravado About Boy Charged With Larceny
John Copus a young boy from Perth Amboy was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Schlapak for stealing lumber from the FL and A Heidritter Company docks in this city. Foreman Henry D. Marshall filed the complaint. The judge plans county jail time for a bath and to curb the boy’s prior trouble as speculation grows over his intent to return the lumber home by water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Copus
Perth Amboy
FL. & A. Heidritter Company
Henry D. Marshall
Heidritter Company
Schlapak
Copus
Fudge Mahon
New Jersey Society Admits Several AMerican Revolution Members
John H. Bunnell of Union Raymond Town sey Parrot and Richart Tminrock Wilson of this city are admitted as members of the New Jersey Society Sons of the American Revolution. Since February 1 memberships rose, earning state badge honors at the Toledo congress for largest growth. Many new members have joined since February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bunnell
Union
Raymond Townsey Parrot
Richart “Tminrock Wilson
New Jersey Society
Toledo National Congress
Montelati
Euchre Party Under Court Bayley Aims Holy Rosary Hall
Under Court Bayley of the Daughters of Isabella a euchre party will be held Monday evening at Holy Rosary Hall on First Avenue. Numerous prizes will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Bayley
Daughters of Isabella
Holy Rosary Hall
First Avenue
Fiddler Brown Dies at Singer Plant After Long Service
John F. known as Fiddler Brown an eccentric popular Singer employee died yesterday at Alexian Hospital after a brief pneumonia illness. He inspired happiness with his violin and was voted the factory's most popular worker two years ago. Survived by his wife seven sons four daughters and several relatives. Born in Rootland he served the Singer Company twenty four years and was widely beloved at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F
Fiddler
Brown
Alexian Hospital
Singer Factory
Deco- Fatiog
Pneumo
Fiddler” Brown
Singer Company
Rootland
William
Samuel
Andrew
Daniel
John
Henry
Robert Brown
Charles Ehert
George de Groot
Emily
Margaret Brown
Steamship United States Goes Ashore with 1000 Aboard
Christiansand Norway June 4 A Scandinavian American liner United States bound for New York with more than a thousand passengers went ashore before noon The ship was not seriously damaged and will be delayed several days No passengers were rescued and will be sent forward on another vessel Initial reports said the ship was in bad shape and leaking
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Christiansand
Norway
United States
New York
Mi Ming
N¢r
Wall Street Opens With Strong Activity Amid Broad Market Move
The New York market opened with great strength as a large volume of business drove early gains in Industrials. After 15 minutes, a wave of selling pushed prices down, with short covering and foreign buying failing to stem the decline. government bonds held steady while others fell, but the stock market finished firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Journal
New York
Capes
Banda
Girl Prisoner For Vagrancy In Gipsy Princess Case
In County Juvenile Court Judge At waiter adjourned the hearing on Catherine Filtabis Johnson the gipsy princess charged with vagrancy and being a disorderly person. The girl testified she left the gypsy camp in Boston to escape harsh treatment and claimed her husband Milan Johnson pressured her. Chief of Police Tetney described her rise to gypsy princess and custody for her protection. Conrad Peterson testified he wished to adopt her, citing his widowed status and three sons.
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Catherine Filtabis Johnson
Boston
Thad
Milan Johnsoh
Swift
Mike
Kipay
Tain
Beaver
Richmond
Way
New York City
de Matha
Frank JJ. Blatz
Plainfield
Coirt, Wan
Tetney
Order
Milan Johnson
Tetumert
Teothin Sity
Maple Avenue
Tonney
Conrad Peterson
Westfield School case to be reviewed by three judges
Motion day in county courts sees Justice Bergen preside in the Supreme Court with Judge Vail in Circuit Court and Judge Atwater in Common Pleas. Writ of certiorari granted to review Westfield Board of Education plans for a school building with architect Wilfred Potter and fee set at $100. The town attorney Paul Oliver and State superintendent of schools opinions clash over legal procurement and advertising for plans. Johnson, a Plainfield hotel porter, pleads non guilty to stealing a $20 bill. Judge Atwater sentences him to probation after four months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judgea Heli
Justice Bergen
Supreme Court
Judge Vail
Circuit Court
Judge Atwater
Court of Common Pleas
Samuel Kooatler
Weatfield
Bergen
Westfield Board of Education
Weatfield Board of Education
Linua Hetfield
Wilfred Potter
Tha
Woo
Oliver
Board of Education
Speoial Seaions
Atwater
Thomas
Johnson
Plainfield
Fowler boom for senator seat launched at Proctor's Theatre
A meeting at Proctor's Theatre last night formed a push for a State League for electing US Senators by popular vote. The event endorsed Representative Charles N. Towle for US Senate, with speakers Murdock and Norris in support and a resolution urging election of Senators pledged to back the top vote-getter. The gathering featured Fowler backers, party leaders, and a long list of local officials and attendees, amid mixed public interest and protests aimed at House Speaker Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor’s Theatre
State League
States
Charles N. Towle
United States
John Kean
Fowler Jetter
Kean
Victor Murdock
Kansas
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Cannon
Fowler
Murdock
Union County
Philsander 8
Gray
Tidewater of Company
The
Standards Company
Everett Colby
Louis V. Hoagland
Ees
By. Ui
Norris
Stata
Elizabeth C. C. Moore
T. R. Gry
R. Morrell
A.F. Young
W. W. Willett
T. St. Thames
Fred C. Halsey
Symmes Riggins
William Duncan
William Courter
Henry Fromm
Thomas Y. Bye
John Barr
Robert Aljoe
Charles Furman
D. W. Aljoe
Lester E. Wurpal
R. BR. Aljoe
Dr. Everard Tucker
William YP. Groves
W. H. Hoover
Simon Mack
F. Fontaine
W. G. Thompson
W. @. Hanfler
Harry Wooley
Robert Eaton
Edward Poda
William Allen
Henry Textor
Frank Paul
A. A. van Veehten
W. J H. Haatingn
George Read
William Jones
Robert Walpole
Dominic Brazinski
William Pierce
Joseph Porter
Joseph Yonkers
A. W. Paterson
W. Blackmore
E.T. Wallace
W. P. Howell
J. B. Cooper
A. J. Compton
James Hope
Linden—Harold, DePew
John L. Wilsons
Vreeland
Mr. Farnsworth
John W. Clift
Garwood
J. Burke
Peter M. Erick‘sin
Henry “Engelhart
John’ J
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Supt. Clement
Alderney
Seuniars
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Newark
Eles
Taft
Terrts le Lawhaw
Willie
Cookecutter
Arthur N. Campbell
Weeks
Stephen W. Syateriairs
Stevemaon
Oldward
A. Weeks, Jr
Holmes
Charles H. Grant
Darius Green
Trowbridge
Allerton Read, Jr
Thames A
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Garfield Robert G. Macks
Grant
Farrion Ar
Cordage CO
NEW
Coney
Wall Street
Local Securitiea
J. S
Trac. Co
Ste A
Keoes & Lose
Bitzahbethtown Gaslight Co
Met End Sark
Elec
Ai ‘Trac. Co
Stock Deeriyeyer
Bervice
Ctfs
Sted
Bervica Corducsieg
Intersa
Westfield
Ieee Werbee
Ice Base School of Dancing
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