School Clerk Kept Records With A Pencil
A town board investigates school finances with secretary Bernard Headley unable to attend meetings. Abram P. Morris of the finance committee finds payment records kept in an old blank book with pencil entries caused a $2,398.01 shortfall, prompting calls for a corrective election and improved bookkeeping practices to prevent future shortages.
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Wien
Wat Fine
Bernard Axdiy
Gottlieb Schnawble
Heatley
Hinihl
Abram P. Morris
Union AW
Mr. Headley
Headley
Morris
Mr. Hoadley
Morti
Vibizanin
Board of Eeducation
Headley Jae Beri
Penvil
New Brunswick Lawyer Barred From Courts
The Supreme Court, by order signed by Justice Swayze, bars Kary Conk of New Brunswick from practice in the state after his conviction in the county court for obtaining fifty dollars by false pretenses from Margret T. Chireh of New Brunswick. His name will be stricken from the rolls and he is prohibited from appearing in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenton
Ripreme
Tay
Tusticn Swayze Dinbarring
Kary
Conk
New Brunewic
Minscor
Law
New Jersey
Bs Law
Mid'x County
Dageret T. Chireh
Mew Bruins
Workmen's Insurance Urged by L D Brandeis
Boston telegraph reports Brandeis urging a comprehensive system of workmen's insurance at the National Conference of Charities. He argues that sickness, accident, unemployment and death create dependency, requiring a formal plan with costs around ten to twenty five percent of wages and sheltering workers from industrial risks. Brandeis warns that democracy suffers when workers become mercantile dependents.
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Boston
Fine T
Laula D. Weanieia
National Conference of Charities
Uhon
Thwax
Brandeis
Shane
Lons
Singer Plans Five Story Addition at Elizabethport Factory
The Singer Manufacturing Company seeks approval from Matnard A. Brennan for a five story brick expansion to the Elizabethport plant. Edward Roach of Long Island is believed to have secured the contract. The plan could boost employment at the big factory as new job orders rise. Meanwhile the Contra Railroad Company prepares new freight car and locomotive shops beside the Elizabethport station to replace those burned in winter. Foundations are underway and the complex will extend toward Newark across salt water meadows.
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Singer Manufacturing Company
Matnard A. Brennan
Elizabethport
Edward Roach
Long Taland
Singer
Ita
Contra Railroad Company
Alan
Newark
Atrictura
Madison Avenue
Joseph FH. Berns
Hiaing Sao Brewing Company
Martin Zebra
Geneva
Matthew McCur
Murray Street
Valo Netta
Fourth Avenue
Ohn Radvenvits
Ripley Place
Laura A. Hunt
Park Avenue
Hillside
Clothing Sale Continues At Natelson's Levy Block
The successful piggio or men's find boyn clothing sale at Natelson's in the Levy block at Second and Wall streets will continue for two more days, Saturday and Monday, with extra special inducements. See another page for details.
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Natelson’s
Second
Wall Streets
Uned
Nation's Tribute to Style Ad Promises Custom Wear
An ad for Garver Treen Brothers Company at 04 Broad Street advertises durable wooden shots art and plain substantial wear. It touts custom clothing for weddings graduations travel and all occasions offering Dorothy Dodd for women and Crawford for men.
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Dorothy Dodd
Crawford Oe
Annual Closing Reception at The Built to Wear Kind
Theat eal crowd gathers for a Monday evening closing reception as Domain Proctor presents a experimental mill themed event. Attendees sample latte fare and discuss the interdisciplinary stage piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latte Fengel
Domain
Proctor's Theateal Panaire
Oil Tanks Fire at Bayway Chemical Plant Blaze
A boilerhouse fire at Bayway Chemical Company near Bayway last evening alarmed hundreds as flames climbed near storage tanks. Firemen confined the blaze to the boilerhouse. damage estimated at $600-$790. One worker, Peter Breen, was singed but uninjured while helping extinguish the blaze. Police and firefighters battled through darkness amid a large crowd, with only one hydrant available and 29 lengths of hose used to control the fire. The plant, a newer operation in Fliza, produces waring kinds of chemicals and is expected to resume full operations soon.
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Bayway Chemical Company
Bayway
Touthy
Hoats
Amall
Anfficer
Chemical Company
Oes
Peter, Breen
Booth Rec
Catreet
Jamen Dwyer
Rayway
Front Street
South Front Street
Engine Company 4
Dennis Sullivan
Qeratung
Cliff Mahoney
Orde Enpine
Teome
Singer
Patronnen Mihmlevite
Dwyer
Road Street
Central Railroad Tracks
Hopper
Uly Mall
Heine
Ander
Tagway
Ywnate Inn
Bayway Chemical Company Fir Nm
Flizahott
API
Carriers Inspect in Lead Letter Carrier Meeting
The semi annual meeting for lead letter carriers was held at 2 20 this afternoon at the main office. Postmaster Charlock inspected twenty four carriers. Later he will inspect the downtown and Roselle stations. Men appeared in summer uniforms for the first time.
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Charlock
Roselle
Summer clothing at Weber’s two piece and Kirschbaum suits
John P. Weber & Sons advertises light weight summer two piece and three piece Kirschbaum suits on First Avenue. It promises a wide variety of stylish bathing attire for spring and summer and urges customers to shop early for best selection.
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Kirschbaum
John P. Weber & Sons
Schweds Feature Rat Warmer Wear for Men In Nineteen Nights
In a scrambled ad style note from the Journal an item claims Adier Roch Sater atalhew arettrat toade clothes in America today. It notes lower prices and mentions rivals Wright and Hurle shoes and exterda known as rival brands. The text promotes warm weather wear for men as the order of the day and points to Breed Street as a call to action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nights Journal
America
Wright
Hurle
Order of the Dey
Miller Heads S A R L Elizabethtown Chapter Meeting Dinner
L B Miller heads the Elizabethtown Chapter No 1 of the Sons of the American Revolution. The group met at a dinner at the Arkwright Club in New York with Lovell I Carr presiding. Officers were elected and speeches urged broader membership and patriotic service.
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Elizabethtown
Ellzabethtown
Arkwright Chul
New York
Lovell I. Carr
Lebbena 7 Miller
C. Symmoen Riggine
Harry FP
Brewers
Moses M. Crane
Miller U Earl
the Key
William Force
Whitaker
IL T. W. Muntingtoy
Carr
Edward
Atwater
Qld
National Society
Louisville
South
Kentucky
New Jersey
Mate Ofentucky
Addien
Abrahan Lincoln
Jefferson Davie
Maria
W. DeWitt Stanford
Bonn
George T. Parrot
Patriotic Order
Alexander Hamitton
Exrex County Central
Tn Walter
Pnelety
Alao
Arkwright Club
Judge Atwater
de. Whitaker
Sur
Parnnt
Thomas W. Willians
State Society
Drs . Richards
Orange
S. Perry Howell
G BR Trowe
Democrats Endorse Three City Candidates For Local Seats
At a Downtown Democratic Club meeting in Le i AL, Jomen st. Manning for State Senator, James BK Lowden for Assembly, and John J. Colina for Sheriff were endorsed. The gathering drew over 100 Democrats, including a young contingent, and elected officers as patrons urged a more active, lively club with rooms, billiards, and open evenings. Speakers praised Manning and Colina as honest, worldwise leaders capable of resisting extreme measures in the Senate.
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Jomen St. Manning
James BK. Lowden
John J. Colina
Aingering
Domudhatic Club
Hebbiat
Lei AL He
Baad Dorany
FB Vawilen
Lw Lth
Alita
Lab
Charles Plim
Pant
Wilton
Manning
Liu
Senate
Sherif
Wilton Destaro
Winon
John J. Wooden
Magining
Cole
Collins
Colling
Watt Party
John de
Prominest Democrata
Colin Fini
Nertion Ciet
Levilen
Slich
Lyesiaen
Mick
Etter
Willian
Atkinson
Elizabeth Commercial College Ad Promotes Shorthand Courses
A dated ad promotes Elizabeth Commercial College in Hersh Building at 207 Wi street offering shorthand bookkeeping and English. It lists Eagar McMieule as principal and provides a telephone contact HSS. The noisy OCR text also mentions eye care and a Broad Street address for an oculist service, but details are unclear.
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Elizabeth Commercial College
Hersh Building
Wi Street
Tel.hss
Eagar McMieule
Money for Sane Fourth Reaches the $500 Mark
A local drive to fund Independence Day celebrations surpassed five hundred dollars, led by the Home Brewing Company and community donors. The committee reports total receipts near $8900? The article notes multiple band concerts and a public fireworks display planned for the Fourth, with further fund contributions urged to Journal offices.
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Amd
Isonation
Hisuig
Comipaattys
Othe
Polis
A. Simons
Hy Erantee Acoytiliinian
Morey Va Hae Taundry Company
RS Front Mebane Bret Herd
Trewarer
Metin Hy
Stein
Pall
Cerman
Thin Tre
Offics
Threats to Newspaper Prompt Fire Plant Alarm
Special to the Tourwal Tahyay reports threats to blow up the News Herakl plant at Irving and Kilizabeth avenues. A letter threatening arson was received by publisher Furher and later read at meetings of the fire department threat investigation committee. Fire officials and insurance representatives will review the threat and safety measures as investigators pursue leads.
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Tourwal Tahyay
Te News Herakl
Irvingalroet
Kiizabetl Avenue
Janea Bh
Fur How
Yenterday
Royal Manufacturing Ont Riving
Murber
Pds Elimitation Committee
Lire
Montclair
Tea Perton
Furher
Fee
Tre. Hun
Valerie
Organization Planned at Missionary Meeting
Special to the Sperial. Craytinl reports on the Newark Conference Women's Missionary Subcommittee meeting. Officers were elected including president Linden and treasurer Mrs Harry Pibrsell. Mrs Woodruff spoke on Porto Rico and Mrs Wiedward outlined future society plans. Local charity efforts noted.
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Newark
Mina
Kliotwth
Labi
Andes
Te Whitt
Henors
Mary Winter
Tans Min
Ourreeponding
Mire
Gane Wales
Mea Woh Tay
Mra
Harry Pibrsell
Mite Bumea
Mie
A. Prerkun
Fi Tite
Kate Kirkiies
Silk City Trade Board Hears Mayor on City Government Plans
The Paterson plan of city government is debated at a Silk City trade board meeting. Mayor McBride and supporters argue the Paterson commission plan improves governance and would replace the current alderman system. Critics question population, cost, and effectiveness, while some attendees seek more details before forming a firm stance.
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Trade Board
Silk City
Paterson
Fort Iaid
Des Moines
Galveston Plain
Savin Ambren Midirale
Paterno
Elivaleth Roar of
Heanei
Paternon Ia
Minyar
McBride
Walsh
May Mraving
Ames MacManter
Riel
Mraving
Mery
Sen
Elizabeth
Flo
Levy's Grand Opening at New Broad Street Store
Announcement of Levy's new Broad Street shop featuring a grand opening tomorrow at 78 Broad Street in the old post office building. The feature describes festive decorations, promise of a wide shoe selection, and praise for the store as a credit to the city and a sign of retail progress.
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Levy's
New Broad ST
Taya
Avery
Teachins
Mme
Hottie Beanurtoy
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Chool
Union Education Board
Fo. Nover
New Brunswick
Workmen's Insurance
L. D. Brandeis
Nation's
Schwed
Dorey
Ey Ta Breed Street
L. B. Miller
S.A. R
Democratic Club
Manning, Collins and
Lowden
Blore
Broad Street
Mart
Sane
Rahway Fire Department
Wall Street
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