New Jersey congressmen to be honored in lineup
Long New Jersey political forecast outlines expected committee shifts and leadership roles for House and Senate. Key figures include Wiley, Cage Pratt retirement, Kinkead's rise, and Loudenslager likely to retain pensions post. Anticipated reorganizations hint at chairmanships and regional alignment in 1910s era Congress.
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Tomorrow Ninth Day of Sale Notice
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Case Against Moser Ended After Police Hearing
Patrolman William Moser was near exoneration at the second hearing before the Police Committee on Saturday regarding claims by James Belt. Belt alleged Moser prodded and provoked him at a dance at Twa Hall about a month earlier, hindering Belt’s ability to work. Witnesses and committee review followed, with the panel noting possible further action by Belt’s complaint.
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Hotel Clerk Robbery Murder Sparks City Search
New York March 15 police pursue two rough dressed men after Isadore Delevant, Easter Hotel night clerk, was found murdered in the storeroom. Robbers stole his personal effects and $73 from the cab drawer while attempting to loot the hotel safe containing $3,000. Suspects lingered at nearby Hilderbrecht hotel then fled with money, sparking a citywide manhunt.
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ALSH Stands Trial For False Pretenses
The Fate case against John Walsh a Plainfield real estate agent charged with obtaining money under false pretenses moved today in the Court of Quarter Sessions Twize Bimaats. Jury selection began as prosecutors allege Walsh fraudulently obtained groceries and other goods worth money while claiming legitimate transactions. Walsh maintained innocence saying he did not knowingly participate in the alleged trade. the case will go to the jury for verdict.
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Holy Name Society condemns Elisabeth moving pictures
The Holy Name Society of St Marys Church in Elisabeth launched a campaign denouncing local moving pictures as blasphemous and immoral. Resolutions called for eradicating the practice, sending copies to city parishes, and appealing to Mayor Marving and the City Council for action without delay.
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Headless woman found in car mystery in Perth Amboy
Police link multiple leads across the Tahigh Valley to a murder case reported in Pennsylvania. The victim, later identified as a woman in a car, was found in a Pennsylvania town yard after items were removed from a maker's shop. authorities suspect the woman was killed nearby and her body hidden in the vehicle.
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Escaped Burglar Caught After Philadelphia Chase
William Saunders, an escapes from Cranford jail, jumped from a third story window during a pursuit. County Detective John A. Galatian planned extradition to bring Saunders back to the county jail after a police chase spanning Cranford and Philadelphia.
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Miners Seek Recognition Amid Peace Talk
Bridgeport reports Tom Lewis, miner leader, urging no strike but demanding recognition from anthracite unions. He cites 168,000 Pennsylvania miners and says funds totaling 85,000,000 are pledged from national, state, and local bodies to a strike treasury if needed, with contributions projected from Nova Scotia to Indiana.
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Police arrest boy with alleged bad record in city
Police Captain John J. O Leary testified a youth about 20 was committed to county jail for ninety days with bonds of 200 for good behavior after sentence end. Shields described as a member of hard characters operating in the tower district, involved in street robberies.
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City Police Consider Buying Six Dogs for Patrols
The Council Committee on Police recommends appropriating $1,000 to purchase and train six dogs to aid the department. Officials say six dogs could improve efficiency and outweigh the cost of one patrolman for a year, with dogs capable of tracking fugitives and assisting officers. The committee plans to report its decision to the council.
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Fate of murderers hangs on court decisions
Special to the Journal, Frenton, March 15 Three capital cases involving first degree murder were on the Court of Errors and Appeals calendar for argument. Walter Yelley, a two year old Cumberland county youth, killed his grandfather near Vineland last November during a robbery. Yelley sits in the death house. execution stayed by writ of error. Adolph Bertehie, who robbed a Lakewood hotel last December, shot and killed Frank Jankowski, his victim during the crime. Archibald C. Herron killed the Rev Samuel Prickett of Metuchen last July. his appeal challenges a lower court order denying an insanity inquiry. No decisions will be announced immediately. Herron’s fate hinges on Governor reprieve limits.
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Wall Street Opens Lower Then Recovers Quickly
The market started fractionally lower after a decline in Lorton but found little pressure after initial sales. In the first minutes some gains appeared, buyers rallied, and by midmorning many leading issues rebounded with opening losses trimmed. Government and other bonds advanced, with solid gains in Consolidated and New York Gas after midday.
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Newark Father Shot by Son in Market Street Home
Herman Fuehrmeister a 58-year-old retired restaurant proprietor, was wounded twice in the head when his son Walter Fuehrmeister 21 shot him during a quarrel at 155 Market Street Newark. Walter fled toward Elizabeth as detectives pursued, amid claims of abuse and a motive tied to threats against his mother.
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Standard Oil Found Guilty in New York Fine
Federal judge Hagel ordered the Standard Oil Company fined $20,000 in New York for rebates on oil shipments from Olean to various counties. The conviction regarding the rebate scheme was upheld, with the company appealing portions of the verdict.
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Italy to cooperate to wipe out the Black Hand
Italian government signals plans to cooperate with abroad authorities to stamp out the secret Black Hand organization. An Interior Ministry emissary travels to pursue the investigation into the alleged extortion and extortion plots tied to the New York detectives’ probe.
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Cannon Wins Speakership as Rules Defeated
Washington report notes Hon Joseph G Cannone winning reelection as Speaker by a thirteen to vote, with 12 Republican insurgents opposing the Reed rules. Absentees include three Democrats. Ceremony featured Cannon's entrance with clapping, pledge of duty, and oath administration processes amid a tense roll call.
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