Boy Blinded by Explosion in County Court Case
Six year old John Warwick of Bayway testified via interpreter after an explosion left him blind and with three fingers blown off. The miner Andrew Csenyesarik faces an assault and battery indictment for criminal negligence. The case adjourned to continue the State’s evidence.
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John Warwick
Bayway
Swift
Judge Atwater
Csenyesarik
Warwicks
Warwick
John R. Connolly
Not Guilty Verdict in Gent Embezzlement Case
A jury returned a not guilty verdict late yesterday in the State against Charles M. Gent cigars salesman indicted for embezzling about 90 dollars collected for cigars from Esther Chasman. Gent claimed the money covered his wages under an agreement to sell cigars below cost to settle his wage claim. Attorney for the defense was John J. Stamler.
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Charles M. Gent
Cigor
Cigara
Esther Chasman
Court Street
Gent
Hopes for Settlement of Bridge Controversy
Freeholder Haviland, chair of the Committee on the new South First street bridge, said yesterday that within a few months the approaches to the structure would be under way. The city is filling in paving along the trail to form a solid foundation and construction may begin once a settlement for the South Front street bridge is studied. County board plans to delay erecting a new bridge over the Elizabeth River until a settlement is reached and approaches are prepared.
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Haviland
South First Street
Damaer
Elizabeth River
South Front Slivet
County Board
South First Steret
South Front Street
Teachers Fight for Retirement Fund Committee Appointed
A fifteen member committee was appointed to cooperate with the board of trustees in a Latins in the vers Ulign case now before the Supreme Court. The group includes Miss Sophia ran of the city and Miss Flindethan Allen, secretary of the Board of Trustees, with multiple superintendents and principals from Trenton Jersey City Bayonne Plainfield and other districts. The action centers on retirement fund rights for teachers and the committee's role in supporting the board before the court.
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Board of Trustees
Sophia Ran
Thie City
Dat
Naturalization Court Set To Hear Sixty Two Applicants
Sixty two aliens from ten nations will appear before Judge Atwater at the Court of Common Pleas on June 1 and 17 for naturalization examinations to seek U S citizenship. Thirty five have been notified for June 1. twenty seven will face the exam on June 16 and June 17 lists include applicants from Russia Hungary and other European countries. The process will be conducted by a United States attorney from the Department of Naturalization as candidates study the Constitution and civil government in preparation for the oath and eligibility.
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Atwater
Court of Common Pleas
United States
Naturalization Court
Can Ranininer
Department of Naturalization
Aoe
Hughes
Genony
Austria
Italy
Ireland
Sweden
England
Scotland
Switzerland
Patrick McHugh
Edward J. Higgins
Solomon Benjamin
John Alecanik
Antonio
di Palma
Saul Chodash
Michael Reardon
Michael Paxlime
Stephen Wendyka
Wegl Amedeo Innocenti
August Reminger
James Provan
Stephen Guntav Kerner
Patrick McManus
Otto Juling Erler
Richard Goennert
Simon Mickvies
Frank Fuchs
Ernst Obst
Eugene Molnar
Stephen Stues
Joseph Filipp
Samuel
Kugama
Patrick
Tuely
Louis Siegal
Jacob
Rosnberg
Antony Batter
Leonhard Ristner
Joseph Baseman
George Ferane
William Durrant
Jocnh Levy
Isaac Freedman
Nathan Tarlove
Paul Grossman
Gaetano Merlo
Joaseph Herman Mayzel
Carl Pauli
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Miner
A & Ce
Sonia
Montclair
Pn Mackey
Trenton
Bayonne
Ota Ortell
H.C. Kreta
Xerth Plainfield
Emily Potter
Grandpa Scattergood
Rasen
Mr. Jackson
Tom Rigby
Tom
Deer
Stonertater Acer
Pune Ieee
Joan Bugker
Caney
William J. Walker
Berry
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Ladies Home Journal
Silk Hosiery
Marcella
Paris
Ren
Waah Lawaiy
Foulardy
Pongees
Fust
Poplins
Organdiss
Batistes
Bleoyer
Broad Street
Elizabeth
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ICR
Bope
Rottan
Matthess Swille
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