Drug violence during session shocks Atlantic City lawmakers
A chaotic opening session in Atlantic City draws attacks on physicians and drug clerks amid a state shortage of competent drug store staff. Legislative leaders, including Hen Aradan Chareiran, condemn the disruption while officials pledge action to restore order and ensure pharmacy operations. The disturbance highlights a broader crisis as physicians face intimidation and pharmacies struggle to maintain supplies during the shortage.
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Atlantic City
Tune Os Eit Medical Jorala
Law Iinkers
Thas
Gamvontom
Hen
Aradan Chareiran
Wip
Bas
Mr Duntan
Dispute Over Contract Terms Faces Reform Bid
In News ath, Vice-Chancellor Pitney refused to grant an order for reforming a contract on the grounds the meaning was unclear. The case involved Max Lewner a liquor dealer who sold to Aaron Koller for $3,500 with a $420 deposit, and a dispute over the word “with” in the agreement. Lawyers argued the term was ambiguous and could require reform, while opposing counsel contended it had a clear intent and no basis for alteration. Meanwhile a separate note mentions Mr and Mrs Blank moving to the suburbs and a child asking if God is "way out here too" in a bedtime exchange.
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Pitney
Newsath
Abel
David
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Davis
Rowtriot
Max Wrenner
Lquor
Aaron Koller
Flin Prinarty
Tam Pine Street
Lrenner
Kubler
Mene
Mavid
John d. Stamter
Brenner
Blank
Willie
Jadre
Board of Excise weighs license transfers on second avenue
At a Board of Excise meeting yesterday applications for transfer of saloon licenses were reviewed with several transfers approved or noted. The session also addressed discontinuing a grant on Second avenue and Pirie streets. Renewals were listed for multiple licensees including Gallagher Bergen Ingley Rerpicyi Bardalk Sevenicki Turley and others with transfers noted for Anna Michel to Sarnia Cicchino Pasko to Abraham Jacobson and several moves involving Adolph Weil and Joseph.
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Excise
Geneva
Honrit
Second Avenue
South Second
Pirie Streets
Carroll
Licen
Sigmund West
Frilton Street
Lanise
Asenar
Gallagher
Inland Street
John Je Bergen
Elizabeth, Avenue
James Dougherty
Washington Avenue
Thomas Ingley
Union Street
Joseph Rerpicyi
Elizabeth Avenue
John Bardalk
Third Street
Michael Sevenicki
Impressive Bargains at Levy Sons Store Feature Moslem Life Talk
Readers are urged to visit Levy Sons for a strong display of forcible bargains and a wide assortment. The piece highlights a Cairo scholar’s pamphlet on phonographs and Islam, arguing listening may be act of worship, with cautions on fire and life insurance.
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M. Levy’ & Son
Aame
Whtershee
the Karas
Mohammedansto
Citisen
Cairo
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