New School Law Opposed Sparks City Debate
A heated Assembly debate centered on a proposed law to appoint a national style eight member board of education for a four year term. Critics fear politicizing education while supporters claim a uniform selection method avoids partisan control. The discussion included Nugent and Tucker pledging caution as lawmakers weigh the bill amid political tensions.
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Raehue
Assembly Fucker
Interdale
Board of ‘Trade
William Mex
Hid
Tele
Uren
Nota Egenolf
Patiew Commission
R. J. Cinsel
George
Matthewa
Offihe
Board of Education
Piward Nugent
Presigeng
Matty
Tucker
Hayley Ak
Wheeler
Men Hurt When Scaffold Broke At Job Site
Three workers were injured when a scaffold collapsed at a local job yesterday. Frank Walsh sustained the most serious injuries but is expected to recover, while Robert and another unidentified man suffered lesser injuries. All were taken to Alex City Hospital for treatment.
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Frank Walh
Rik Hi Fal Yentorda Wan Ieee
Alex
Tims
Ot ‘Walsh
Robert
Impron
Mildred’s Daughter Died In Regent’s City Hospital
A brief obituary notes the death of Mildred’s daughter following illness. The memorial mentions the family and city hospital, with limited readable details due to damaged text.
Board of Trade opposes riparian land lease proposal
At the Arcana Hall meeting the Board of Trade debated Senate bill 28 which would lease riparian lands for twenty two years instead of selling. Advocates argued the measure would hinder water front improvements and deter investment, while others noted personal stakes in riparian rights and pressed against sell off. The board introduced a resolution expressing disapproval.
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H.W. Aohmar
Board of Trade
Aio
Arcanum Hall
Inhamaid
Newark Board of Trade
Veter’ Bennett
Stele
Who
Board of
Jude
Witch
Moody denies misquote in city Democratic meeting
John Moody chairman of the Union County Democratic Committee says he was misquoted when described as calling William Jennings Bryan a corpse and criticizing Minturn. He insists his remarks praised Bryan and did not attack Minturn, while newspapers noted his harsh critique of Minturn at the meeting.
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John Moody
Union County Democratic Committee
Abe’ Journal
Will.iem J. Bread
Mr. Moody
Mintyra
Manter
Hudson
Minturn
Ir. Moody
Journal
News
Howell
Grover Cleveland
Alton B. Parker
Will
Moody
Moody Hill
Bryan
Moony
Longworths in Washington Tomorrow Arrival Dates Noted
In March 1935 Washington, Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth are due to arrive in the capital. The report notes preparations and expected official engagements, with references to travel plans and prior events shaping the visit.
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Longworths
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Funeral of John Canal
Funeral services for the late John J Canalt were held as papers note a somber ceremony. Family and local mourners gathered to pay respects to the deceased.
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John Canal
John J
Recreation Pier Project debated for river cleaning push
At Aramnum Hall last night Senate bill 7 was presented by H. H. Isham and others to authorize a public pier for commercial and recreational use funded by bonds up to 109000. The Board of Trade backed the measure, with critics urging a public meeting to gather views and ensure proper planning before action.
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C.H. K. Haley
Board’ of Trade
Aremnum Hall
H. H. Isham
Isham
Board of Trade
Fly’ Council
Ite
Hmit
Egat
Owen P. Mahon
Ahipa
Tawyer Trimble
Fermanlatea
Noted Mathew Total Abstinence Society Plans New Clubhouse
The Mathew Total Abstinence Society of St. Patrick's parish, founded in 1887 with twelve members, proposes a new clubhome at Third and Livingston streets. Aimed at expanding facilities, the committee reports funds raised by business and professional men, with debt on the Court Street building nearly settled, enabling construction discussions.
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Mathew
St. Patrick's
Ming
Mathew Tan
Ieee
Atreet
Seaton
Meridian cyclone devastates town with heavy losses
A southern cyclone struck Meridian at 5 30 pm wrecking the business district in about twenty minutes. It killed perhaps 100 residents and destroyed roughly 3 000 000 in property. The Union depot Queen and Crescent depots, electric plant, and Armour & Co building were severely damaged or buried in rubble.
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Meridian
Union
Queens and
Crencent
Queen and Crescent Hope
Buells
Sarvet
Joint Railways
Megidion
Armour & Co
Ieee Rece
Dobria
Spirit is well indeed. The world is writ out on every money piece
Fragmentary text appears to discuss spirit, wealth, and knowledge of money. Names, dates, or clear events are not readable. no concrete person or organization can be identified from the legible portions. The fragment hints at a feast or celebration but lacks specifics.
Tax Warrants Being Made Out By City Clerks
City tax department workers are preparing about 9000 warrants for delinquents who have failed to pay taxes. Citizens are urged to settle obligations at City Hall to avoid penalties and possible arrest. Warrant fees include charges for arrest and safekeeping until taxes are collected. penalties may rise if payment is delayed.
Bride Weds As Mother Lingers In Final Moments
Lucy Dembings, only daughter of Mrs. Jane Anguntue Jennings, wed Philip Holland Drake at Rev Dr Chamblidd's home moments before her mother's death. The ceremony occurred Thursday night with two brothers as witnesses. The mother recognized them briefly before passing away.
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Vitabe
Wall Street Ends Mixed After Secretary Shaw Action
The market was unsettled by Secretary Shaw's move as London and arbiters reacted. Traders bought heavily in some stocks while room-traders and Western speculators belittled the action, causing early declines then a rebound. Government bonds rose on the day while other bonds generally slipped.
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Tate
Weete
al Banat
Shaw
London
Bey Ather
Elizabethan Marriage Tale From West Travelogue Snippet
A fragmented report describes an Elizabethan era marriage in the West involving Anvereida and a groom from Elizabeth. The narrative mentions a method to obtain a license, secrecy efforts, and a Deputy County Clerk named Pilch, with several friends present during the ceremony at a distant location.
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Anvereida
Mallee
Mra. T. B. Dwbrell
Sac Bernandino
Alan J. Rablesen
Eiteabeth
M. J
Mra. Jobo
Thie
Licenap
Pilch
Carter
Abe
District Lines Drawn for Assembly Districts in Elizabeth Area
Legislative plan to elect assemblymen by district redefines wards and towns in Elizabeth Linden New Providence Plainfield Roselle Park Rahway Union Springfield Summit Garwood Clark Township and more. First district leans Democratic with strong votes in several wards. Second and Third districts show mixed results with Republicans strong in core areas.
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Elizabeth
Linden Township
Linden
Borough
Ronelle
Roselle Park
Oranford
Union
Springfield
Summit
Roselle
Venetor
Firorary Democratis
Wertfeld
Sermainingy
Tor ‘Ackerman
Harry
Riker Pritatet
Stock Farm in Union County Breeding and Training Plans
Report outlines a stock farm in Union County aiming to update breeding and training facilities. Mentions figures and locations like Headlestown and Springhald Union, with references to site names and proposed tracks and services.
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Union County
Adbar
Solammae
Thailea- Beth Haniware
Asar Headlestown
Delvers
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Walsh
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