Teachers Seek Salary Increases Across Elementary Grades
A local education board committee backs salary hikes for teachers, proposing new scale ranges from first year to eighth grade. If approved by the Board of Education and the Board of School Estimations, the plan could add about 90,000 dollars over three years, with notable changes in elementary grade pay and progression.
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Jean
Igen
Teschers
Pacey
Manny
Mead
Be-Agta Compensation Bill Sparks County Tax Debate
A draft bill in the Lagisle turds proposes compensation measures for the hK and Athomors while opposed by parties who fear higher taxes. The county tax body indicates funding may come from Sanat sna and Mint the Asda sources, with details drawn for presentation to the Lagisle.
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Somme
Ely
Wall Street Calm Amid Talk of Federal Action
The article discusses belief that federal interference is unlikely as Wall Street fortunes influence policy. It notes Cortelyou and the Treasury watch developments with concern, yet no immediate government move is planned. It highlights tensions between financial interests and presidential decisions during Roosevelt era.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Wall Street
Treasury
Allenges
Pont Batet
Treasury Department
White House
Rooesvelt
Reu
Fn Ie
Bears Bring on Disastrous Crash
Wall Street suffered a devastating market plunge as a major stock tipped into a crash. The Dow-like index collapsed, triggering widespread sell orders and a deluge of trading activity before modest recovery.
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New York
Wall Syden
Hermann Lodge Anniversary Celebrated by New Jersey Grand Lodge
Members of the Grand Lodge of New Jersey and guests gathered in Elizabeth for a celebrated forty year anniversary banquet of Hermann Lodge No. 81 F and A M. The elaborate event featured a mammoth rosette setup and a staged program, described as a significant occasion.
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Hermann Lodge
Free and Accepted
Grand Lodge OF New Jersey
Elizabeth
14 year old servant dies by drinking carbolic acid
Lilien Kahrmann a 14 year old girl employed as a servant at Mrs F Griffiths 143 Madison avenue died after drinking carbolic acid at about seven this morning She had been accused of taking money from the Griffith household and reportedly left her parents at 254 Marshall street two months ago to work for Griffiths Her death is described as suicide in the battered report with comments from her father and the household.
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Lilien Kahrmann
F. Griffith
Madison Avenue
Sis
Theodore Kahrmann
Grifith
Marshall Street
Grigith
Jerome Thaw Trial Braces for Questions on Evelyn and Hummel
In New York on March 14 the Thaw defense under Delmas argued for attorney client privilege and fought to block questions from Abe Hummel about Evelyn Nesbit, the 1903 interview, and related affidavits. Delmas clashed with Jerome as he pressed to strike potential testimony linking Thaw and Nesbit to White.
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New York
Delmas
Consel
Jerome
Abe Hummel
Stanford White
Calfornia
Hhis
Delman
Puttin
Evelyn Thaw
Abe
Thawik
White
Iman
Hummel
Evelyn
City to buy old armory for Second Regiment use
The council plans to purchase the Zouave Armory on Beged Street for 11,800 to house two companies of the Second Regiment now in City Hall. The price is reduced from 12,000, with frontage 120 feet on Broad Street and depth 148 feet, enabling future brigade or public use and potential saving on City Hall repairs.
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Zouave Armory
Beged Street
City ‘Hall
Broad Street
Fimbeth
Bids for New School March 27 Decision Time
Bids for a new School No. 11 are to be received March 27 as the board prepares. The board granted a holiday for Good Friday March 29 and Easter Monday April 1. Names of students assigned to classes and age groups are listed with dates and grades. Also note health report for month and invitation to Tur Verein Vorwaerts exhibition on April 1 at Tura Hall.
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Mia
G. L. Bachman
Alee
Misa
Anita Pearson
Tura Verein Vorwaerts
Tura Hall
Salaries of Police Court Judges Discussed in Newark
A reform commission appointed by Governor Stokes to revise police magistrate and police court procedures informally debated salary scales at Judge Algernon T. Sweeney's Newark office. The discussion touched on extending powers to higher court judges and prosecutors, reducing judicial power, and raising police court pay to roughly $3000, compared with a district judge’s salary in Passaic County. One judge admitted earning only $700 a year, calling it humiliating yet noting he continued working.
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Stokes
Algernon T. Sweeney
Newark
Police Police Ieee Eee
Stata
Malariee Court
Pastale
Ji Mahon
Williamson
Clark
Makes
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