Three Officials Fired at State Reformatory
Consternation swept the State Reformatory as Superintendent Frank Moore and the board dismissed Assistant Superintendents Charles Abbott John Banker and Lewis Price along with clerk George Poniuk and guard Joseph Rupprecht. The action follows a prolonged inquiry into 관리 affairs and signals further staff removals as reforms take hold.
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Jaheay
Jof
Institut Ners
Frank Moore
George Poniec
Joseph Fran- Rupprecht
Newinswick
Richard
Francia Cross
Filea I
Moore
Moora Lew
Man Held on Bail After Stabbing Incident
Joh Verona was arrested and charged with stabbing after a street attack near his home in which Michael Schmankis and Al Smith were injured. Bedell found a pen knife at the scene used as evidence. Verona faces bail with $200 on Schmankis and $100 on Smith to await the grand jury.
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Joh Verona
Erie
Michael Thmankis
al IM Smith
Clark Place
Smith
Bedell
Verona
Schmankle
Leary Acting Police Chief At Buffalo Convention
In Chief Tenney’s absence Captain John A. Paters presides over the Interfraternal Association of Chiefs of Police meeting in Buffalo while Captain O Leary of the precinct serves as acting chief of police.
Auction Sale Notice at Rubs's and related stores
Fragment of a Lawrence newspaper item describes an auction sale at Rubs's and mentions nearby stores such as Kent's and storage concerns. The text notes a disrupted listing with missing details about the sale and buyers, reflecting a damaged OCR fragment from a factory sale notice.
Children Have Day in Local Churches
In observance of Children's Day at Second Presbyterian Church, the Sunday School marked its 88th anniversary with large attendance, floral decor, and a royal Crown Exercise. Baptisms occurred, premiums awarded for scripture verses, and a detailed annual report noted 534 enrollees and $1,859.17 in receipts.
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Second Presbyterian Church
E. J. Cobb
Calvin B. Orcutt
Europe
Dr. Cobb
Orentz
Thompson
Jesus
Thompson Pre
Auperine Lantent
Qirimary
Fern Brown
Ruth Powlall
Florence Nor
Pearl Sechaker
Gladys Williams
Cyrus Manuel
Raymond Stiles
Ernest Zelgenbals
Malin
Ruth Kendall Bailey
Dorothy Connell
Abby Guatsison
Edna, Dunes
Zilpha Lowden
Marguerite Marah
Hilda Irene Moors
Josephine Morhart
Grace Schoonlwrg
Ruth ‘Lull
Marguerite Graff
Mayor cites street payroll to push city improvements
Mayor asserts street department payroll costs dominated by salaries and argues the city gains little value from expenditures. He notes last year's appropriation plus extra special funds totaling 40,000 for the fiscal year and highlights peak payroll near the election. He defends his stance against political motives while detailing talks with city officials and a plan to repair Neabeth avenue with immediate work starting that day.
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Mraving Naa
Atreeta
Alfred A. Stein
City Cauncil
Glelnt
Roads Gordon
Me Bervice
Neabeth Avenue
Gordon
Society Life’s Cost in Gould Separation Case
New York June 14 Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gould resumed testimony in the Gould separation action detailing Blue Gap Farm purchased for 38000 with mortgaged assets. Attorney Nicoll pressed cross exam focusing on Farnum photos, wardrobe costs, and daily living expenses as Mrs Gould outlined gowns hats and servants costs while noting she could not afford a maid or auto since separation.
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Journal
New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Nicoll
Alre. Gould
Blue Gap Farm
Gould
Castle Gould
Shearan
Paris
the Belmont
Robson
Sinter
Morse Wants No Sympathy But Freedom From Jail
From his cell in Tombs prison Charles W Morse sends a message to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals seeking simple justice not mercy. He asserts no crime was proven and contends lower court errors justify a new trial while his wife funds the appeal and his son stands by. He says he did not lose his fortune to sympathy but to hard work and insists he seeks only liberty and due process.
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the Journal
New York
Charles W. Morse
Leome
Tom
Charien W. Morse
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tomba
Harlen W. Moro
Ioo King
Nan
United States Clienit Court of Appeals
Maretin W. Littleton
Non
Imi
Morse
Atlanta
Morwa
Bank of North America
City Observes Flag Day With Widespread Color Display
City residents mounted flags from windows and porches as schools held patriotic programs. Students recited songs and poems, pledges and drills marked the day. Principals addressed pupils on patriotism while parents attended many events.
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Elizabeth
Wehuen
Calatan
Let The Journal Follow You Elisapethans On Vacation
City residents recommend the Journal as a continuous link to local affairs. Readers may update addresses anytime by notifying the Journal or sending direct orders to Walter J. Founs at Cookman Avenue, Ocean Grove, with three cents per day prepaid.
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Elisapethans
Jour Aan
Thees
Walter J. Fonns
Cookman Avenue
Ocven Grove
Heart is Sealed by Surgery in Young Man Recovery
Facol Riccitelli, a 23 year old man from Roselle Park, attempted suicide by a bullet to the heart after a failed courtship plan. He was treated at General Hospital where surgeons closed the wound with four sutures and he was discharged cured.
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Riccitelli
Facol Riccitelli
General Hospital
Nitty
Ricelte
Fies Umele
Josep
Hdenktabti
Weatfield Avenue
Rosnile Park
Bie Wpelo
Will Hiptmake
Dixon's Wife Fined For Contempt In Divorce Case
Vice-Chancellor Garrison in Jersey City Court finds Mrs. Warren Dixon guilty of contempt while sued by Warron Dixon for divorce. She is fined 1, paid by Peter Bentley. Court orders custody arrangements for Warron Dixon Jr. and notes prior visit schedule. Details include relocation and an affidavit read by Samuel Kalinch. Continued on Eighth Page.
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Garrison
Warren Dison, Jr
Orange
Thin City
Mra
Dixon
Mon- Higiata Placer
Ridgewood
T Wan
Thompaon
Firemen Parade In Newark Celebrates Cornerstone Event
Two delegations of former volunteer firemen joined a Newark parade to celebrate the cornerstone laying for the Ryemyth Firemen's Home. Dressed in bright uniforms, the group marched from City Hall to the courthouse, then to the Central Railroad Station before returning by train.
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Newark
Vetnian Volunterr
Vietor
Courthauar
Nevenek
Mrs Williamson speaks at Buffalo conference
Telegraph report details Mrs Williamson addressing the National Charity and Correction Conference. The discussion focused on public welfare and governance. Attendees included Mrs E W Williamson and other notable figures from New York and Chicago.
Foreman's cry saves gang on the Central Rail Road wreck
A gang led by Foreman James Garvin of Jersey City escaped severe injury when a coal gondola derailed near Union Avenue as a freight passing the rear of the train rolled onto the roadway. Garvin shouted to warn workers just before the car toppled, sparing the ten men from death. The accident delayed the eastbound locals and tied up the line while wrecking crews cleared the track.
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Cranford
James Fiarvin
Tersey City
Forman Garvin
Korein Garvin
New York
Union Avenna
Don Plomghert
Ain
Mauch Chun Brakerian
Crantol
Plainfield Liquor Case Heard by Judge Cross
Trenton June 14 Siegel Cooper Co of New York seeks a preliminary injunction to restrain Plainfield from interfering with whisky deliveries. Judge Cross heard arguments on the company’s right to peddle and deliver liquor. Edward Coleman, helper to the company, faced later arrest in Plainfield for alleged liquor law violations. Decision reserved.
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Fenewal
Trenton
Siegel-Cooper Co
New York
Judge Cross
Plainfield
Edrward Coleman
Thie Higuert
Junge Cross
Shock by live wire falls from high limb
A garbled report describes a man or boy receiving a shock from a live wire while aloft on a limb. The incident caused a fall. nearby observers and rescuers respond. Details on persons or exact location are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Street News Flash Mixed Market Movement at Open
At the New York market open Tuesday, stocks showed moderate gains with broad participation. Wabash and Union Pacific led advance while other rails posted firmer prices amid active trading and a cautious tone across the list. The bond market remained steady as speculative activity lingered and a sale on the rules auction continued.
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New York
Dune
Wtec
Thas
Union
Wisplard
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Yale
Walla
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State Refritory Commission
Karlen Frederick Abbott
Prica
Pooley
Rupprecht
Lawrence
Wren
Lon
Kent's
Az Wanea
Sore
First Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian
Flist M. P. Church
Cherlen C. Rogers
Amelia
Daubo
Ares
Ferni Howe
Ian Upper
Rem Na
Englaitisie
Lave Wong
Mik Ape
Tently
Joonlight
Bughies
Protor'e
Ami Mals
Union Mews Company
Central Railroad
Geid Watenes
Tournal Burtelo
Pina
Ender
Charlies and Correction
Schoen
Glen
Tayier
Chieaat
Homer Foie
Francie Hse
Eoty
Wiiltenem
Eifenbeth
Tomaite
Juno
Jena Miller
Pale
Retat Wilson
Meutar
Tangan
Pete
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