Cornerstone of Church Set in Place in Elizabeth
The cornerstone laying of the new Lithuhbian Church of St Peter and St Paul occurred yesterday at 4 pm with about 6 000 attendees. A colorful parade followed from Trumbull Street to the site on Elizabeth Avenue near Seventh Street, featuring Lithuanian and Polish groups and various ethnic societies from Elizabeth and neighboring cities.
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O'Connor
Druma
Firlente
New Jersey
Fia
Thia City
St. Peter and St Past
Elizabeth
Trumbatt
Dy Qarinski
Joseph Zimeoex
John Juikae
Dt Wily
Juabeljians
Alder
J.P Me Nirmara
PL. McGurn
Tre
John Z. Colina
Ford Williams
Frank Travers
New Irey
Meng
St. Casimir
Society
Tha Hal
St. George Society
St. Iseph Sewivly
Society of St. Peter and Pal
Chub
St.ichaels Society
Polska Society
St. George
St Cashair
Newark
Ithumulin Society
Ferkey City
Whwenian Society
Bayonne
Trumbull Scoul
Bond Atreat
Fits Street
Elizabeth Avenue
Enth Airoot
Newt Jersey
Thindstrich
Gourt Atreet
Ripley Place
Ackawanna Road Wins in High Court Opinion
In a March decision the U S Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling that the Interstate Commerce Commission lacked jurisdiction to order a switching injunction. The case involved Delaware, Kansas and Western petitioners opposing the commission’s enforcement action regarding railroad switching duties. The decision narrows ICC reach and affects railway carrier obligations nationwide.
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Ackawanna Road
High
Velegreple
Washington
Tnteralate
Commerce Comminsion Iidnt
Inna Railroal
Seattle
Rahway Alley
Simnit
Supreme Court
Opinnet
Circuit Court
Hithern District
New York
Delaware, Kawanine and Weatern
Rihway
Reilroad
Burt
Journal
United
the Supreme Court
Reduced Salary for Savor Madden Probed by Journal
The article notes Savor Madden’s salary cut to 800 with disputes over the amount and approval. Officials and executives weigh legality and accuracy while the case moves through local oversight.
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Savor Madden
New Church Structure Fund Reaches Twenty Six Thousand
A local congregation announces that the new church building fund has raised twenty six thousand dollars by supporting the reconstruction project. The drive supports the Fie Mextundint Church and associated facilities including the Commercial College and the Hresn Building at 207 Thon McMickle. Principal OMMERCIAL COLLEGE addresses the community.
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Ommercial College
Thon McMickle
Pastor and Wife Hurt in Auto Wreck Near Union
The Rev. A. W. Karnell pastor of the Connection Karma Presbyterian Church and his wife were injured when Karnell’s car collided with an oncoming vehicle on Morris avenue near William C. Crane’s home. The minister suffered severe injuries. his wife broken nose and scalp contusions. Three children escaped serious harm. The couple were treated at Dr. Morris’s Springfield office and taken to Overtook Hospital. The elder child remained with relatives while medical staff tended to the others.
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Sherial
Union
A. W. Karsnell
Karma Presbyterian Church
Morris Avenue
William C. Crane
Mes Kariell
Springfield
Minion
Bunny
Mr. Karnell
Vee Judes
Iryington
Karnell
Wssex
Watson BR. Morr
Morris
Overtook Hospital
AG Suromit
Mek
le I Griggs
Mortis
Dillion
Kilwapsl Turns
Shade Trees in Three Parks Need Immediate Care
A Jefferson North and Scott Parks inspection by Mr. Whitaker of Munson Whitaker and the Shade Trees Committee shows many trees in decay. Oaks face borers and fungus. hollow trunks must be cemented or tapped, with chemical treatments planned. Park pruning and dangerous dead wood require action to prevent falls.
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Jefferson, North and
Scott Parks
Whitaker
Munson & Whitaker
City Council
Jefferson Park
Deferson Park
Parks and Shade Trees
Naiiaf
Osteopaths Protest New Jersey Medical Bill at Meet
Osteopaths in New Jersey protest Assembly bill No 136 filed by the Medical Society to curb osteopathic practice. They argue the measure threatens license freedom and nonresident paths, aiming to outlaw non-allied physicians. The protest follows a March 7 Assembly move and calls for public opposition.
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Nowark
Mareh
Sinrecy Oatoopath
Newark
Assembly
New Jersey Medical Society
Assembly Inc
Rumeny
New Jersey
Court of Excora and Appeal
New
New Jeraey
Banker’s Life Threatened in Cudahy Home Stabbing
Kansas City editor reports Lillie, president of the Western Exchange Bank, was stabbed by John J. Codahy in Michael Cudahy’s parlor early Sunday. Lillie likely to recover but disfigured. Codahy held on $100,000 bond. Cudahy and chauffeur present. police called after a telephone alert. Mrs. Cudahy denies sensational claims. family described as prominent.
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Kansas City
Mare
Lillia
Wantern Exchange Bank
John J. Codahy
Intler
Cunlahy
Packer
Michael Cudahy
Hia
Easa
Hint
Sitlis
Cudahy
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lill
Riea
Lillis
Novere Cute
Cidahy
Tilliss
Pothenian Underwood
Efilis
Tillie
Culahy
Lillis iv
Bachelor
Vena
Lillie
Tyulalivs
Hartje Case Postponed Settlement Possible
A Telegraph report from Millaiure dated May 7 notes Hartje's case postponement with potential settlement. The jury had planned to hear the trial, but the lead up suggested out of court arrangements might resolve the matter without trial.
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Hartje
Juvenal
Millaiure
Merry
Atte
Aire
Macy
Amit
M Jhidier
Amour
Severn Dave Mao
Carroll Drowning: Telegraph Report From Wilmington
A telegraph update from Wilmington details a drowning near Witham Carroll. The narrative mentions a year of age and a jump from a King street wharf, with local authorities and Barr's place referenced in the context of the incident.
Four structures destroyed by early morning fire
Fire damaged four buildings at 22413 and 220 First Street and 28 and 240 First Street, totaling losses over 10000. Gerson’s dry goods and confectionery stores were gutted as flames spread rapidly, threatening adjacent shops and warehouses while firemen battled for over an hour. No serious injuries reported though families escaped amid smoke and water damage.
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Pworfrane
Joseph
Gerson
Taing Tye Tnege
Enginon
Hiown
Ynaiy
Gernon
T. A.M
Michael Usyea
Titan
Reots
Agities
Geratung
Wemity
Mahoney
Lipgantectionery Store
Engine 4
Ting
Firat
Wall
Hirewmien
Amike
Conteyta
Geyaan
Health Board Meeting At Beer Of Health
The Health Board convenes to discuss a principal topic at the Beer Of Health meeting. Charles Go Minek, superintendent of Staydart Company print, is expected to attend. Sidney M. Wittens motions to transfer the Autation to the Binje Howrd at Meith and urges prompt seating for the body.
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Seewatron Wa
Beer OF Health
Bi Tn Niahy
Charlee Go Minek
Sidney M. Wittens
Meith
Saloon Openings Defy Sunday Closing Law Citywide
City-wide saloons ignored predictions of Sabbath closure with many remaining open. Witnesses report police and private detectives observing establishments while officials deny immediate enforcement. Authorities say sheriff and prosecutor limited to gathering evidence, with mayor signaling potential action by the Board of Excise to move on night.
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Picione
Maloona
T Hk
Kirenae
Myr
Kling
Uuion
Nowak
Mravlag
Dr Louis Klopsch Dies After Illness
Dr Louis Klopsch, editor and notable philanthropist associated with the Clovis Haw Herald, died following surgery after a hearing in Washington. He had fallen ill January 28 and was treated at a hospital where doctors said recovery was unlikely. The obituary notes his prominence in charity work and ties to the Union Business College in New York.
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PAL
New York
Tonis Wopach
Clvis Haw Herald
Lemple
Klopseh
Ste
Bint
Thursany
Public Library Contends With Contagion Fears
A Jersey library conference reports concern over contagious book transmission and disinfection, with letters urging families to quarantine volumes at home. Delegates discuss library funding bills and state opposition to proposed library tax increases, noting governor and principal speakers at Atlantic City meeting.
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Kmaabeth
sAyatem
Ering
Miami
Lethe
Leller
Hoorth
Ateh Emai Atic
Thea
Hei
Tibarian Charles &. George
Wasialand
Chiba
My. Moyer
Albany
No Woo
Mies
Il News
Stokoe
New Jerkey
Wndken County
AEROPLANE FALL NEARLY COSTS ONE LIFE
A mistyped dispatch reports a Voisin biplane crash at an aviation grounds incident. Mr Crochan escaped from Heaths Cravhon’s machine after dropping about 100 feet, the craft overturning in a dramatic scene. Cra vhon's friends rushed to aid him. he climbed down, unhurt but shaken.
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Kranory- Mareh
Toewl Aviation
Crochan
Heaths Cravhon
Linge
Cravhon
M. Frey
Morewu
Iimpact
Threat to Arrest the Strike Leaders
Philadelphia reports a looming general strike with estimates of workers out ranging from 10,900 to 125,000. Police consider arresting the strike committee while rioting fears rise and a provisional leadership prepares to carry on the disruption if leaders are seized.
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Telaiph
Philadelphia
Marvel 7
Raw
Commie
William J. ‘Tracy
Building Trades Council
Committee of Ten
Anont
Aleka
Ten
Tlm Truik
America
Koff
Elaine of
Labor
Clay
Wall Street Market Movements Amid Foreign Trade Flurry
Telegraph report on a volatile trading day in Wall Street with price swings at closing. Stocks rose early then fluctuated as bonds remained steady and government shares showed general gains amid shifting demand.
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A. W. Karnell
Connecent Farms Church
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Carroll
Wilmington
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Huikling
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Zubrick
Michael Ma
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Duline Chesney
Iloneph Wabiaht
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Health Board
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John J. Murphy
Hagin
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Waalington
Union Business College
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Public Library
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Pau Peaching
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