Recommendations for pupil distribution and school zoning
The board discussed full time placement for 10 pupils and major recommendations to balance pupil distribution across schools. Superintendent Clement urged referral to committees. commissioners urged careful consideration. Smoking banned during sessions. several motions and debates ensued before approval of the core recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Caning Quilibie
Clement
Board of Education
Echo
Wenke
Aimee Pimms
Amiuke
Hat Tehimedé
Clementy
Yar
Yement
Protection of Girls Urged by Police Chief
Norfolk police chief C G Kier urged at the National Police Chiefs Convention that cities use the new Virginia wide sweeping law to shield young girls and women from life of shame. He stressed protecting the weak and innocent and cooperating to condemn those exploiting them, comparing efforts to halted highwaymen or murderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruolnster
A’ Ag Tigtha
C. G. Kier
Norfolk
Tie
Fate Pursued Conway on a Rail Journey
Joseph Conway, arraigned before the Central Railroad Commissioners, faced a theft charge after paying $2 and receiving a suspended sentence. He recounted a comic misadventure as a train carried him from Bond Street toward Perth Amboy, ending in an unfamiliar town with no money. He rode freight cars home to reach Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey Conway
Bond Street
Joseph
Central Railroad
Torthe
Perth Amhers
Doveph
Ronge
Scott Council Nominates for Winter Borough Meeting
The Scott Council presented a slate of nominees for various municipal roles including secretary treasurer conductor warden and clerk among others at a meeting led by Laale Seeger and supported by GE Louis Hotentel. Nominees listed include Herman eure Samm Wi Mille Rudolph Lang William Hi Gardner and Samuel D Craw with others named for positions. The note mentions a session planned for the following night and a committee meeting conducted by 18 Soy Council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Bogtt
Iret
Coumotier
Herman Eure
Tee Remedier
Mag Seretary
Samm Wi Mille
Aasiatak Ewermuary
Wiliam
Vaurdere
Weresurer
Williamy Hi
Gardner Amanita
Samuel D. Craw
Iustatenn
Rudolph Lang
Teor Simon
Stkithen Airmon
Willian Gustafeen
Bream
A. Yowie
KA Fond
Prederick
Loring
Eigene Tytte
Soy Council
Laale Seeger GE Louis Hotentel
Rit
Meulen
Company O
Umttor
Mok
Andres
Convict Defies 10 Men in Turbulent Disorder
Fragmentary report describes a clash as a convict fights ten men and is surrounded by guards near a reform school. Details are unclear but indicate a violent incident with multiple arrests and alleged assaults during a tense early morning scene.
Schools Close Dates Set for Public System Summer Examinations
A city committee report to the Board of Education fixes closing dates for public schools. Normal and Training School conclude June 24, Battin High June 20, elementary schools June 30. Commencement nights run June 28 to 29 at Cherry Street and Proctor’s Theatre with ticketed seating. Public reopening set for September 6 after a sixty six day summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E Peamond
Richard KB
Clementty
Battin High School
Cherry Street
Battin High
Proctor
Broad Street
Normal and
Iun
Normal and Training School
Pertona
Rlasa
Board of Education Nt
WB Rotian
William J. Little
Senate
Senth
Proctor's Broadtreet ‘Theatre
Orchester
Chia
Fined Five Dollars in Police Court for Striking Grocer
Carl Barnschien of 150 East Jersey Street was fined $5 by Judge Mahon in Police Court for striking grocer Jacobson at 1017 Grove. The witness testimony included a bleeding shirt and a scarred eye. Attorneys Kiernan and Trimble clashed over decorum as the case proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Barnschien
East Jersey
Jecemiah A. Kiernan
Harnschien
Aetobeon
Kiernan
Charien A. Trimble
SANE FOURTH FUND 598 DOLLARS REPORTED
Fragmentary item notes funds of 598 dollars related to the SANE Fourth Fund. Mentions Thomas A. Bimous as secretary and references reporting this amount in a morning context. Limited readable names and details constrain fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen Thomes A
Hero baggage master saves woman on busy rail line
Louis Avandaell, baggage master at Elizabethport station on the Central Railroad, risked his life to rescue a fashionably dressed unnamed woman crossing the Newark division tracks as a Philadelphia express approached at about 11:30. He shouted to hurry, leapt onto the rail, and pushed the panicked traveler aside as the train roared by seventy miles an hour, with witnesses including Broad Street architect W Kadmonium. The motive for the crossing remains unclear, though the woman showed no clear intent to harm herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Avandaell
Elizabeth Port
Central Railroad
Wotan
Newark
Weat- Fronch
Hiempin
Wil
Shy
Svendsen
W. Kadmonium
Arendsen
Hearing Tomorrow on Grace Crossings in Elizabeth
The Staley Public Utilities Commission will convene tomorrow at 10 am in Newark Courthouse to hear evidence on the Grace Crossings issue. The city seeks action over grade-crossing conditions on the Long Branch Division of the Central Railroad, with City Attorney Connolly to present multiple witnesses and indictments from the grand jury as part of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Staley Public Utilities Commission
Elizabeth
Long Branch
Central Railroad
Connolly
Man saves six from burning bungalow struck by lightning
Charles Morgan, a sale man at McManus Brothers furniture on First Street, saved three men and three women from a bungalow hit by lightning and burning. Occupants were awakened and all escaped as one building burned to the ground. Morgan, visiting friends, returned to his hotel when flames suddenly erupted in the middle of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morgan
McManus Brothers
First Street
Morgan
Wire Drawer Survives Narrow Jaw-Fragment Injury
Frank Wogeeck, 19, employed by Waolark Wire Company, was caught in a wire drawing drum and spun several times before the machine stopped. His left jaw was fractured and most of it removed, several teeth knocked out, and extensive body lacerations. he was conscious and rushed to Alexian Hospital for urgent surgery. He resides at 154 Livingston Street, HaWill recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wogeeck
Waolark Wire Company
Mayor visits scene of railroad trouble
The mayor surveyed the Long Branch Railroad disruption at Hecond and Third avenues and nearby streets. He found no charges filed, railroad workers continuing to lay track in their right of way, while police kept watch and the steam shovel remained idle awaiting permission to rebuild across Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Hecond
Third Avenues
Long Baltic and Caspian
Central Railroad Company
Second Avene
Stein
Second Avenue
Black Hand Murder Suspected In City Body
Police today believe they have unearthed another Black Hand murder after a man, believed to be Philip Fetko, was found with fifteen knife wounds in a city district distant from Joudex. A thin rubber knife was found near the corpse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Leregrapn
Journos
Philip Fetko
Joudex
Steamer John J Lowry Burned at Hamlottsburg Dock
In Paducah Kentucky the steamer John J Lowry burned to the water line when beached at Hamlottsburg. Only six passengers remained on board and the crew escaped to shore as the vessel burned at the dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seregrapa
Paducali
John J. Lowry
Hamlottesburg
Local Bakers Given Offices At Kaamit Stile Convention
Fidyard Knapp of this city was elected treasurer of the Now fadsay Association of Mister Takers at Kaamit Stile Convention. Henry Hartmorin was elected vice-president. J S. Karber of Crenton was chosen secretary for the third time. The meeting opened with an executive board session and committees were named for the coming year. A legislative committee was formed to watch the new baker license law and liaise with State bar Commissioner Bryant. debate noted that under existing law a baker facing inspector disapproval could face trouble despite compliance. Continued on Eiyih Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidyard Knapp
Withia City
Kaamit Stile
Ewald Bronker
Hofhrautinsts
Pliabeth Overineathl
Trenton
Lone
Cormana
Cutter Korvind
Loria
Hickel
sJosse
Karber
Crenton
Terning Werretary
Atayinr Stein
Lave
Qyelont
Warlon
Hitt
Henery
Frederick Bickel
Bryant
Heather
Legislative Committee
Willard
Critter
Eiyih
Not to Appropriate Funds for Clinics in Elizabeth
The City Council Finance Committee debated clinic funding and dentistry requests. Dentists sought 1000 dollars for a dallol clinic at St Elizabeth and General Hospital, but members felt the amount too large and no recommendation was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Dentists of
Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth
General Hoxpiliet
Wan
Ohio Grants New Right Through Referendum Initiative
A garbled Ohio news note reports that Governor Harmon signed Crosser bill creating initiative and referendum powers for towns and villages. The original proposal required petitions of fifteen percent of voters, though some sources indicate a five percent threshold.
Wall Street Opens with Mixed Early Gains
A battered market opened on a cautious note as traders weighed ongoing inflation concerns and corporate results. Stock indexes showed modest moves with declines in some sectors, while others firmed on hints of durable consumer demand and stronger corporate earnings.
Probers Question Mormon Head On Sugar Firm Links
A U S investigative hearing cites A M Sugar Refining Company as key in forming an alleged sugar cartel. Witnesses including Thomas Catton and Henry Havenaver discuss protections, rebates, and long term plans to shield the industry from price changes. Congressional members press for details on financing and corporate consolidation within Continental Sugar and related firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crom Smith
Baker
California
Metlany Seabee
Ovaniina
Tly Ameriviny Sugne Reiy Company
Americam Sugar
Hielko
Eet
Sugar Company
Igor Retiing
Fortney
Jamon Bock
Cornel
Sugar Truat
Izerans
Hidwick
Gettin
Heike Gosidan
Ammerioay Sigur Refining Company
Havemeyer
Great Western
Utaby
Idaho Boot Sugar Companion
Witsinewe
He Sugaron Pany
Jalmyr
Twe Suny Ciommping
Ratlypads
P. Reilly
Blackwell
Taland
Anid Palmer
Ae Fort
Sapar Tewat
Many Flyers Drop Out In German Circuit Flight
Ferneen Hamsburg and others left the field after a long 1200 mile German circuit race ending in this city. Otto Lindpaintier Brand Buechner Hhyene Were among those who abandoned the flight citing issues, while Schwerin sent a third freighter but also dropped out after a breakfast break. Local notices warn the public about complaints of people being roped into venture tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferneen Hamsburg
Fuile
Dainty Tio
Te Reore
Germavyiitors
Thia
Otto Lindpaintier
Brand Buechner
Trust Kings Rebuked in Senate Anti-Trust Speech
Senator Pomerene of Ohio denounced Standard Oil and tobacco trusts in a Senate arraignment. He urged criminal proceedings against the trust leaders, arguing enforcement of the Sherman act is essential and that wealthier violators should not escape law. He praised Attorney General Wickersham and called for rapid, district-wide prosecutions to curb monopoly power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towen
Washington
John D. Rockefeller
Pomerene
Ohio
Senate
Wis
Pamerone
Pimorsie
Wickershant
Anea
Widerktamda
Yawt
Ponerene
Standard
Tobacco Trusta
Lnve
Kolfreapeck
Loneco
Standard Oil Company
Itealied
Hitercets
Pennsylvania
John D. Rockefuller
Elvilly
Crin Mally
United States Supreme Court
Liv
Cangivar
Congress
Judement of
Porerenc
Wickersham
Fifty Seek Naturalization Amid Ceremony
Fifty applicants gathered at the Nationality Court for naturalization. All appeared prepared and satisfied as they await the examination. A group of applicants including Jewish, Hebrew, and Meliasbalh individuals were among those recorded. More applicants will appear tomorrow.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conway
Scott Council
Ny Acternon
Sallis
Ihe
Torvsight
Oremla
Willer
Battin’s
SANE
Sveridsen
State Utilities Commission
Bungalow
Elizabeth Commercial College
Hersh Building
J. “Edgar McMickle
Sunes Behoo
Dapets
Proctors Re Building
Pate Ie
Occe
Pation Business College
Fing, al
Re Bertin
Priipa
Waolark Co
Black Hand
Parethy Dodd and Crawford Shoes
Garter, Arms Co
Siren Veanstit
Knapp and
Hartmann
Ramenany Cleveland
Chin Villag
Harmon
Billy Piss
Wall Street
Tetegrenn
New York
Mona
Wbuvia
Savanah
Probers
Joseph Smith
Heike
Maranda
Jacob Francia
Dhe
Elisabeth
Jets
Peonie
Wenue Juter
Sini
Rockefeller
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