Manual training push gains support from National Education meeting
Superintendent R E Clement reported at last night’s Board of Education meeting on the National Education Association conference in Chicago. He highlighted a shift toward manual training and practical courses over strict book-based instruction, noting widespread interest among educators and authorities to expand industrial and technical education in schools.
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R. E. Clement
National Educational Association
Chicago
Board of Education
Clement
Board of
Brakeman Hurt In Car Knockdown Incident
A brakeman was injured after being knocked from a car near Marvatt Street and the Celestial Company yard. Details are scarce but the incident involved trainmen and was reported from the Whitings area. authorities are reviewing the knotty sequence of events surrounding the collision.
Coal Strike Settled Debate Looms In Reading Terminal Showdown
Philadelphia reports the coal strike issue nearing a settlement as Theories J Lewis leader of the United Mine Workers arrives with district leaders to press demands. On the opposite side stands G Baer of Reading Railroad and allies as miners mobilize in the terminal, signaling a tense stalemate and potential compromise.
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Philadelphia
Theoes J. Lewis
United Mine Workers’ of America
Reading
Lewis
Score
G. ¥. Baer
Ing -Rajitrond
Abe
Dhaner
One Man Found Guilty and One Acquitted in Saloon Robbery
Afternoon verdicts find John Spakun guilty while John Vasseetua is acquitted in a breaking and entering case involving a saloon owned by Michael Budreski. Loot including beer was found beneath a bed, and another indictment for breaking into Frank Murplish's saloon remains pending.
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Ageinet
John Spakun
John Vasseetua
Michael Budreski
Carendiat Vasseetua
Waa
Iuaindothea
O'Brien
Nolan
Bedell
Second Precinct
Spokus
J. A. Kiernan
Frank Pfaif
Yassectus
Sge
Frank Murplish
Harmony returns as First Street merchants back Great White Way plan
Merchants on First Street between Livingston and Fulton report restored harmony over the Great White Way lighting project. Secretary Emil Tanssig says most now support four lamps per block with two at each crossing, arguing brighter crossings better showcase the White Way to attract visitors.
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Emil Tanssig
Association
Journal
Publie Serviee Corporation
Hartsteet
Livingston and
Fulton Street
First Street
Livingston
Fulton Streets
Tauasig
Rome
Ter
First
Firat Street
Firet Street
Plans for new school site and expansions debated
The Board of School Kaliidate will meet at City Hall tomorrow to discuss a new building on Ripley place to ease congestion at School No 1 and extensions to Schools No 6 and 7. The committee notes crowded classrooms and growing needs in the ward, with projected funding of 514,000 and ongoing reviews of site and capacity.
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Kaliidate
Ripley Place
Twill
Board of Sehool
Mravl
John G. Sauer
Joseph Blanchard
City Commins
Kaufman and Morrison
Board of Education
Fromm
Sauer
Kaufman
Saiah
Kereta Asf
Public hearing on Central Railroad petition set for tomorrow
The Corneil Committee on Railroads and Street Railways schedules a public hearing in City Hall tomorrow at eight to let taxpayers discuss the Central Railroad petition to lay tracks. Officials insist residents will not be inconvenienced though objections persist as the matter has lingered since it was first referred to the railroads committee and then postponed.
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Aevciution
Batainess
Indus Vial
Coun
Vaneser
Chicago
Rehwal
Hivago
Corneil Committee On
Central Railroad
Permbalon
Serome
Broadway
Allroad
Itze
Amry
Pearl Worth Over Hundred Dollars from Oyster Purchase
In Mer'a flat market on Avenue a man found a handsome pearl inside fifty cent oysters bought there. He placed the pearl in a bottle and showed it to Mr Miller. A buyer offered 100 but the man refused, planning to have the pearl made into a pin.
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Oynters
Charles WV
Avenue
Miller
Duttemer
Judge orders acquittal in excise case against Korneckie
In Court of Quarter Sessions Judge Atwater directed a verdict of acquittal for Barney Korneckie. The defendant, a Pine Street saloon keeper, faced charges tied to illegal liquor after excise board revocation. State witnesses testified of liquor sales. defense argued no proof of unlawful acts on the critical day. The jury returned not guilty following the judge’s direction.
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Charles Wagner
Atorney
Judge Atwater
Kormneckis
Korneckia
Swift
O'Brien
McCracken
Cornelius Driscoll
Kornéckis
Bunday
McGracken
Driscoll
Olin Duthec
Waguee
Wagner
Fall breaks neck dies without help
Jammes Rogers died yesterday morning at 170 Elizabeth Avenue from a fall in his home. He pitched forward from a chair or bed, breaking his neck as he was alone. A coroner or attending relative may have been notified, but details are unclear.
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Jammes Rogers
Elizabeth Avenue
Arial
Y Rogers
Bamey Rogers
Daughters of Liberty Meet in New Quarters
Vive candidates were initiated at the meeting of Daughters of Liberty in Arcana Hall. The Ke room was prepared for a ceremony as nine or ten fealties of a judge on base Ul? The open cited in were: Feallenta af and cesklem? of Phuokemin, coinell ues eeabar of wat ortown on ite roll.
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Elizabeth “Cousell
Daughtier of Liberty
Arcanum
Feallenta
Phuokemin
Coinell
Body of man run over by trains near Linden tracks
A severely mutilated male body, believed German, was found along the Connsylvania Railroad tracks near Forty Aeverolt crossing in Linden township. Investigators think he fell from a freight train during the night, with several trains passing over him. Coroner Donaldson ordered removal to Undertakers Ryne & High, then to their morgue in Rahway. A pawn ticket from New York City and a German textbook were found on the scene.
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Connsylvania
Aeverolt Croming
Linden Township
M Wanderer
Rele
Linden
HL. Donaldson
Paysien
H. Friel
New Church Street
New York City
Stein
Donalidaon
Brady
Ryne & High
Rahway
Newark Priest Murder Mystery Deepens Amid Clues
Police in Newark seek more clues after the assassination of Rev. Kiys Anslone at St Stanislaus Church. Seven men from the parish are under arrest, while detectives suspect attackers came from Paterson. Housekeeper Antonina Tuniste is recovering, and identification of suspect Alexander Hondgekoski is deemed important. Funeral services are planned for Saturday at St Anthony's Polish Church and St. Shmidans Church before burial in Jersey City.
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Telegreph
Journal
Newark
Kiys Anslone
Stanislaus'y Church
Belmont Avenue
Yenlenlay
Stanislaus Con Jh
Paterson
Antonina Tuniste
St. Stanielewe
Father Anslone
Rt. Hannabas Hospital
Alexander Hondgekoski
Newark Podiceres
Rce
Father Analone
Bela Saturiay
Tee Ity
St. Anthony’s
Father Anaione
Holle
Ake Fincesen
Appeals court narrows injunction in A F L case
Washington March 11 The Court of Appeals limited Justice Goulds injunction that barred the federation from printing the We Dont Patronize list in the Federation Journal. The ruling does not alter jail sentences imposed on Faxton Wright Compers Mitchell Morrison for contempt, though it may lead to sentence modification. The decision follows an appeal by officers of Abe diverions Belgeagion and the Gould division.
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Washington
Marvh
Abe Cdivericns
Belgeagion
Labid
Dhs
Micka
Justice Godld
Federation
St. T Louis Stove
Gould
Federsation of Labor
Stove Company
Federationiat
Faxtion Wright Pen
Compers
Mitchell
Morrison
Court of Appeals
Haw
Robbery at Riverside Hotel Bar Netted Widow Relief Fund
Burglars broke into the Riverside Hotel barroom on Front Street and took 1 50 from under a bottle, a collection for a widow with four children named Mrs Rowlvon. Entrance through a broken window. theft discovered hours later. police have no clue to the thief.
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Laurie
Tim
Piethie
No Reason Given for Cut in Hours at Elizabet port Shops
About 1,400 Central Railroad of New Jersey locomotive and car repair workers at Elizabethport faced a surprise notice indicating a shift from five to four days a week, with no clear explanation from Jersey City officials. Rumors linked the change to an upcoming Philadelphia meeting of company officials and unions to discuss a possible strike in mining regions or its avoidance. The unclear cause left workers anxious as a forty hour week era appeared targeted, amid a Friday month end.
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Eimployes
Central Railroad
Elizabethport
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Ipine Syed Wee
Injured Man Hospitalized After Oil Tank Incident
Albert Peets, 37, of 065 Fourth Avenue, is hospitalized at Teen Etal Hospital after being struck in the stomach with an unknown object this afternoon at the Standard Oil depot where he has worked for some time. The injury is not believed serious.
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Albert Peets
Fourth Avenue
Oi Gemon Mt
Hina
Early Merchants Strikes Snag in City Closings
A movement by Retail Clerks and Merchants in Elizabeth to set early closing hours faces resistance and factional disputes. Merchants seek two nights a week closings, clerks insist on four. factions form committees and hold meetings to resolve the plan amid mixed support among downtown retailers.
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Xovintiun
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Tseir
Merchania
Danoviation
Joe
Wei Ae
Investi
Ana Meatter
Wally
Mr. Levy
Emanuel Levy
M. Ly
Kater
Levy
Ft. Algning
Leonedi
Mama Brow
Newark
McManus
Saaert Edwards
Hersh
Prom
L. Green
Twornight
Panies Aireen
Opm
Res
Tuchler Clothing
Hely
Miller
Dooley
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