Pupils End Night Work For The Year Ovation For Ma Clement
A crowded night school assembly celebrated the year end with a long program of speeches by city officials and performances by the Liederkranz and high school groups. Mayor Ryan General Dennis F. Tiling and others praised the night school effort and urged continued civic involvement and patriotism.
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Theriwlie
Veron
Liederkranz
B. A. Ryan
Dennis F. Tiling
James C. Connally
Ricard B. Clement
Iain
America
Torres Ely
Pei
Gil
Boglaty Held Indoor Event with Charity Fete
A local indoor gathering by BP OFA and FAM featured a Christian Home table, drinks, and games. Children enjoyed lemonade while tributes were paid at the event, with tables and displays arranged for community support and entertainment.
Union tale on business college and locals
Unclear OCR fragment mentions business college and locals with scattered names and phrases. Few readable items include references to dates and people, but the text is fragmentary and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
Police arrest hold-up suspects Pittini and Soutro
Detective Brogan and officers trapped William Pittiin and Frank Boutrs, accused of holding up ex Newark officer John Golden at gunpoint on court and Trumbull streets. Pittini and Soutro, both 16 or 17, deny charges, arraigned for highway robbery, held for Grand Jury. Pittina fined and released after mother Mrs Pittina assaulted officers. case tied to local streets and family addresses.
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Brogan
Ser
Beant Hihey
Novello
William Pittiin
Frank Boutrs
John Golden
Newark
Court
Trumbull Streets
Soutro
John Street
Pittini
Pearl Street
Bropat
Mra
Kya Pittlus
Frogan
Hine
Offer Novello
Pittina
Costa
Eil
Uader
Pittius
Anq
Sentences in Court Today For Robbery and Breakin
Phoebe Lang convicted of assault with a razor on Mrs Lilly Forman was sentenced by Judge Atwater to four months in jail. The judge noted that without the weapon the punishment would have been lighter. William Pippenger, colored, of Fairway, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony and was sentenced to four tenths in a term. A lawyer argued for leniency, claiming the defendant faced coercion and insufficient time to prepare a defense.
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Phoebe Lang
Cblevell
Mra
Lilly Forman
Atwater
William. Pippenger
Fairway
Thuteday
Ausault
Shipment of 500 Cars for Stephenson Plant
Five hundred street railway cars arrived in New York City and Brooklyn on two lighters at the Central Railroad dock by Broadway. The cars were moved through the city to the Stephenson Car Works plant where operations had paused for weeks over a pending repair program and intended downtime.
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Fem
New York City
Brooklyn
Central Railroad
Broadway
Stephenson Car Works
Wiich
Hunt to be Tried for Murder on March 30
James A. Hunt, charged with the murder of Joseph Hewlett of Cranford on February 1, will be tried March 30. The case arose from a row at a poolroom. Hunt fled to Newark after the shooting but was captured.
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Hunt
Bergen
James A. Hunt
Joseph Hewlett
Cranford
Hewlett
Newark
Labor unions oppose local option law clash in Newark March
Fragmentary OCR shows labor unions opposing a local option law with mentions of Newark and March, noting commercial college ties and various misread phrases. The readable text references Kesex Trader1, McSMancx Bros, and names that appear garbled, with no clear outcome or structured details.
Less Danger in Schools Meeting Promises Fire Safety Action
Sohogt OMoinig and Principaig Will Hold Meating to-night as the Board of Education discusses fire protection in city schools. President Sayre praises Dr J P Reilly for prompt steps. notes lack of funding delayed earlier safeguards since 1902. Buckets, wiring, and alarms are among past and proposed measures to prevent disasters.
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Sohogt Omoinig and
Principaig
Wyc Litte
B. Sayre
Boand
Kayedtion
Tor
Ladk
Achoold
J Thiat
Bayre
J P. Reilly
Heaton
Sayre
Jawa
Poy
Sayre Ayein
Americas
Unclear Text Fragment Impacts Local Record
Fragmentary OCR text presents no discernible events, names, dates, or locations to summarize into a coherent news item. Content appears garbled without identifiable entities or context for a valid two-line record.
Life of a Jersey Priest Threatened
Jersey City reports a Telegraphed item about threats to Father William T. amid police investigations. A Chicago police assertion is noted regarding nationwide threats, with authorities investigating possible attacks on clergy and church leaders.
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Jersey
Telegraph
The
Journal
Jersey City
Chicago
United States
William T. Ate
Ari'aleo
Behoot School Fire Safety Plan Discussion
Principal William FP Robinson of Behoot No 4 outlines fire safety concerns at the Cherry Street School. He notes the need for public confidence and frank statements to avoid alarm, mentions inspections and a planned four-night program of performances to address safety and equipment, and references adjustments to facilities and janitorial circumstances.
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William FP. Robinson
Behoot
al- Jowett
Cherry Street
Japan Issues Ultimatum To China Over Taipu Warship
Tokyo demands the immediate surrender of the Taipu Maru used by Chinese forces, seeks apology and indemnity, and rejects delay or counter-proposals. The cabinet’s united stance signals a firm, deliberate move. Washington notes possible U S mediation if tensions escalate.
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Tokio
yMiladay
Tole
Washington
China
Japan
State Department
Baker Death Blamed on Poison by Doctor
New York on March 7 Dr Boos reported after examining Water Baker’s body that arsenic was present in the organs and could have caused death. He dismissed suicide and alcohol as causes and suggested embalmer’s arsenic in liquid form may have been ingested in a beverage.
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New York
Siaeken
Boos
Baker
Threat to blow up county courthouse reported
A disruptive note and unclear threats target the county courthouse, with authorities investigating. The fragment mentions a 5 and 10 cent store and other garbled details, but the main item concerns a potential courthouse threat and ongoing inquiry.
Protect the Children Plea of Beveridge
Washington report quotes Senator Beveridge of Indiana asserting ten thousand children die and 250000 are degraded yearly due to child labor in factories. He urges a national law to prohibit factory employment of children, noting state laws have failed, and a White House meeting signaled possible federal action.
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Washington
Marel Z
Beveridge
Indiana
Congress
Rom
Iowa
Unite States
Funeral Toll Grows At Collinwood After Fire Tragedy
Telegraph report from Cleveland details numerous funerals at Collinwood Catholic and Protestant churches for fire victims. Caskets of sixteen children lie before St Marys altar. many dead remain unidentified as the morgue is cleared. Coroner McNeil confirms 167 dead with 22 still unidentified. survivor Glen Barber fled a burning building.
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the Journal
Cleveland
Collinwood
St. Mary’s Church
Sigur
Jong
McNeil
Alee
Blane Heepita Glen Barber
Fight Threatens City Hall Renovation Committee Clash
A heated meeting of the Special City Council building committee is expected to spark debate over who was appointed to oversee renovations and ensure proper procedures. Dispute centers on furniture for police quarters and which group controls the project, with tensions rising over authority and timing.
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City Hall
Police Committee
Guy Council
No decision in El Mora annexation case yet
The Joint Committee on Law and Finance adjourned without a final ruling on the Mil dora annexation dispute. They will present an open report to City Council after requesting further information, with no El Mora representative present and discussions dominated by Lawyer Walker's brief.
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Joint Committee On Law and Finance
N.C
Union Township
Mildora
George Tt. Walker
el Mora
Walker
Vigh Han
Han
Tinion
English
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