Will Support Primary Bill in New Form
March 14. After a three hour conference with Democratic Assembly members, Governor Wilson’s support for a primary bill in revised form was endorsed 27 to 12. The plan faces stronger passage in the Senate where a two thirds majority may be required, while some lawmakers remain cautious about the measure. Continuous debate and a final vote are anticipated as party lines hold firm.
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Boulder wrecks freight train near Elcott City Maryland
Six railway workers and residents of Baltimore were injured as a freight train derailed near Elcott City Maryland. Dozens of sheep and pigs were killed and freight cars scattered across the tracks. A rescue train rushed the injured to Baltimore hospitals as delays disrupted service.
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Corrupt Practice Bill Passed by the House
The corrupt practice bill advanced through the House amid party debate. Members, including Mr. Thompson and Mr. Morris, argued amendments and cautioned about election law changes, with roll call showing support for passage and reapportionment proposals debated for county representation and number of seats.
War Game plans stir federal wartime maneuvers debate
Experienced officers say a single brigade could quell a Mexican revolt if needed. Statements clash over the mission of maneuvers as Taft discusses aims with Dickinson and General Wood. Congress may withhold funds without a grave emergency, while Wilson travels to Augusta and militia participation is invited. Plans outline large troop handling education, four months of supplies, six months field, San Antonio camp not permanent.
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Washington
Congress
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Plana
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Kenny Criticised as Assembly Row Breaks Party Line
In Trenton on March 14 Speaker Kenny faced criticism after Assemblyman Meewan introduced a substitute election bill. Kenny shifted its reference, sparking a dispute with McGowan and Nugent who accused him of breaking party unity. Kenny defended his action as fidelity to the people, intending to fulfill his duty despite threats about Essex influence and political fate. Printed McGowan bill copies lay on desks.
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Jim Nugent
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Exaex
Lam Hee
Building and Loan Notes Meeting Notices
The People's Building and Loan Association met at 200 Tiroad Street with 125 shares subscribed. President Pollard announced sale of $20,000 in assets at a 5 percent premium. Other societies listed hold regular meetings at varied dates and locations with dues, passbooks, and applications.
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Tiroad Street
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West End Building and Loan Association
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Citions Building and Lawn Association
Trend Street
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Grand Army Hall
East Jerry Street
Committee to Meet of Flist Street Merchants Association
The highway committee of the Flist Street Merchants Association will hold a steering at the Elizabethport Bank tomorrow afternoon. Elizabeth Commercial College advertises shorthand bookkeeping and English courses at Welsh Building Broad Street, with McMickle as principal. St Patrick’s Celebration is noted with event details at the Prociore Theatre Building Friday evening.
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Americans warn Mexico and Japan over Pacific threat
A long dispatch from a Mexico corollary reports U S concerns about Japanese influence and possible attacks in the Pacific. The piece asserts the United States will take extreme action to prevent a pro-Japanese Mexican government or Japanese base operations, warning Mexico and Japan of severe consequences if such plans proceed.
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Coaling Station Plan Near Manzanillo Rumored
Washington reports a potential agreement between Toyo Kisen Kaisha and Mexico’s National Railways to establish a coaling station at Campos near Manzanillo on the Mexican coast. The move ties to Japanese Navy needs and indicates broader mobilization signals amid tensions, with officials noting preliminary formations and field drills as part of maneuvers.
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No Quarter order linked to Casas Grandes clash
Reports from Vvanessco Ma dero indicate scouts confirm fate of captured Americans amid a Mexican battle. Telegraph dispatches note 40000 tropical uniforms and ammunition for field artillery aboard the Sheridan for Texas troops. Tokyo sources say Japanese cruisers Kasagic and Aashi remain in Yokosuka. officials dismiss wild American Mexican tension rumors.
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Penny Increases Stock At Philadelphia Meeting
A Philadelphia report notes Pennerivenia Pallrad and its directors advancing a plan to increase the portfolio and pension fund contributions. The article mentions debate over the pension fund size and organizational backing, with local officials urged to secure funding and support.
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Senator Gebhardt Opposes Labor Bill In Senate Clash
The Senate debated a labor bill with Senator Gebhardt opposing. Amendments failed or advanced amid partisan debate led by Edge and Osborn while discussions touched on employer compensation and court impacts. The session adjourned with Gebhardt’s amendments rejected and the bill’s fate unsettled.
Slayer Guilty of New Crime in Mercer County Court
Dominick Mangano, serving a twenty year term for murder, was yesterday convicted in Mercer County Court at Trenton of attempting to murder Deputy William Corner during a prison hearing. The trial followed a dramatic prior sequence ending in a death sentence later commuted to life plus twenty years.
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Trenton
Dominick Cervasi
May
Mercer County
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William J. Wilkon
Seiah
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Parker
United Holy Name Societies Meet in Elizabeth Cafes
Fifteen delegates from Catholic church news societies attended a meeting at Sacred Heart School mall. A key motion urged liquor dealers to remove bags from saloons, modeled after Newark and Bayonne actions, and the body planned vespers reminders and a per year assessment to cover expenses. A six-member committee from parishes would engage Polish leaders on forming joint Holy Name Societies. The next meetings were scheduled at Holy Rosary and Mary Hosery Churches.
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Sacred Heart School
Patrick A. Whelan
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Bayonne
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Kaban i Regan
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Lehalrmans
Marth
Missing Rahway Boy Tracked by Police Search
Police scour Rahway and nearby towns for Walter Springer a 12 year old fourth grade pupil of Wackington School missing since yesterday morning after leaving Montgomery Street home to attend school. His father Walter Springer an engineer with Rahway Fire Department said the boy ran away once before reaching New Brunswick last year and then returned home with no clear cause for the disappearance.
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Ninety Four Hats Offered at Union Business Co
An old advertisement fragment shows Union Business Co at 208-210 Broad Street Dix Building offering ninety four hats with regular dinner specials and bargain mentions. It lists B Berriman as principal with phone 603 and references a sale tactic and terms in a vintage department store setting.
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Eorak
Union Business CO
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Dix
Berriman
Phooe
2D regiment head resigns his position
The Second Regiment faces a leadership vacancy as Colonel Nelson V. Dungan plans retirement on March 8. Major William Martin and Major Renting are considered likely successors, with George J. Portion also mentioned as a candidate amid ongoing reshuffles after a long, storied guard history.
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Deadlock conference ends without result in Albany
After a two hour session at the executive mansion Governor Tix Mayor W dh Gaynor and Charles F Murphy, with William Bo Sheehan as an aide, failed to break the deadlock over the senatorial election. No change occurred in the Senate vote as of today.
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Ogden Reid Married in Wisconsin Chapel Ceremony
Wedding of Helen Mille Rodgers, daughter of Mrs. B T Rodgers, to Cyd Milla Reil, son of Whitelaw Heid, held today at St John’s Chapel in Fond du Lac Wisconsin. Rev Tetbot Rodgers officiated. the bride’s brother Carson Rodgers of Kenosha gave her away.
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Patternmakers Elect New Officers Amid Turbulent Year
Patternmakers chose new officers at year end elections held last night in Bauerwetne Mui. Results: President Hobere darts, Secretary Joseph McMinamin, Treasurer Suamdal Peery, with Wernard and a Triton Seneenareer named among the board.
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Fire Sweeps Village in Tye Wey Teew Minne
Fire rips through a village causing extensive damage and a man named Haperkir is reported missing. Local authorities estimate losses around $20,000 as residents begin cleanup and assess the blaze’s impact on the community.
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Postponed Banquet at Hope Chapel Tonight
The banquet of the Twice One Clad was postponed from tonight at Hope Chapel to a later date. Organizers cited scheduling conflicts and will announce a new plan and time once confirmed.
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New Licenses Sought for Saloon Openings
A local Board of Excise meeting faces disputes as new liquor licenses are sought despite a rule against grants this year. Several applications target reopened saloons on Wall Street and nearby blocks, amid protests from property owners and concerns of political influence and behind the scenes maneuvers.
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France Upholds Sultan Amid Turbulent Crisis
Fragmented remarks from a garbled OCR describe political tension and military incidents involving France and regional rulers. The text mentions potential threats and economic factors, with unclear references to dates, places, and agencies.
Bank Robbery Reported in Powell County Telegraph
A bank robbery in Powell County is reported with minimal details. The telegram claims masked robbers entered the Bank of Mrehe and escaped after a night-time attempt. No casualties or metal items were mentioned.
Wall Street Markets Rally Amid Turbulent Trade Activity
Report from New York indicates mixed trading as early March session shows uneven gains and uncertainty amid global supply concerns. Analysts cite caution from investors ahead of policy signals and corporate earnings while volume remains subdued.
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