Downtown Republicans push for downtown library drive
The Downtown Republican Club met to discuss a downtown library branch. A committee of Willa Burgoyte James Daah and Henry Young reported gains in coordination with First Streets Association and Hoenteen Democratic Club. They plan a joint meeting next week to push the project amid concerns over form of government. The club aims to address members with a formal address and reviewed finances with Hoy Dhue elected treasurer.
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Willa Burgoyte
James Daah
Henry Young
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Te First Streets Association
Hoenteen Democratic
Libury
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Special Storm Warning Broadcast for Southern New Arm Winds
A special storm warning is issued signaling disturbance and shifting winds across southern New and northern regions. The advisory notes potential damage and urgent action for residents. Officials urge monitoring local updates and securing premises during night and morning hours.
Aged man in crisis ends life in Haley py shooting
A Telegraph to the Journal reports a severely troubled elder, Se ork Muech 19 Mtenry Handy, a retired pew w Panta jurer, who died by self-inflicted gunfire at Haley py in South Strooklyme. The terse item notes a personal crisis leading to the fatal act.
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Fowler Removing Ailing Reser Site Elizabeth Warns
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Fowler removing something and a site at Elizabeth with wary notes about fevers and a hospital or reserve. Names and clear facts are sparse, yielding a brief item about health concerns and a place linked to Elizabeth with unclear actions.
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Reek Fowler
Election bill readied for assembly vote in tense session
Sperch bie Louenale reports the Geran election bill committee substitute in final form. A key change adds a numbered ballot stub to prevent ballot removal, with detailed counting and verification procedures. Gov Wilson and leaders push for party unity as Democrats threaten defections and rally to defeat the measure.
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Fire damages Mareeitt Manufacturing storehouse by spontaneous combustion
A stubborn early morning blaze at Mareett Manufacturing on First Street near Elizabeth Avenue severely damaged the storehouse contents. Firemen battled flames for about 90 minutes, with water from three engines, while staff evacuated and assessed the loss, covered by insurance. Seven workers were at the plant, none near the blaze.
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Elinbeth Avenue
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Theo
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Miakens
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Hines Bell
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Mamigey Msell
Local option bill session action delays to Monday night
In Trenton the Senate held bills over with local option on the agenda for Monday night. Senator Nichols discussed amendments to the Osbornes bonds measure and a municipal bonds bill to fund war crash projects. The joint resolution and a funeral tribute to General Phil Kearny were approved with an appropriation to Arlington National Cemetery.
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National Cemetery
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Ursus Township Bill Sparks Assembly Debate
Assemblyman Calvin Ky proposed forming a new Ursus township from Cion township in a session yesterday. The plan mirrored earlier drafts discussed at a Salem meeting attended by Crook and Lyons Farm residents, with preliminary steps outlined.
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Plainfield
Ursus
Ciion Township
Salem
Say Crook
Lyons Farm
Wight
McMickle Promotes Classes At Elizabeth College
Fragmented ad text describes courses in shorthand bookkeeping and English at Elizabeth Commercial College. Advertisement cites Hersh Building Broadstreet and a contact number 948-3. Principal Be McMickle listed alongside promotional lines for enrolment and studio offerings at Fulton wheat Bear?
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Elizabeth Commercial College
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BE. McMickle
Weetfield Ferryboat Sponsor Named for Central Railroad
Special to the Journal reports Marel 11 Miss Francon Mitchell Lee, daughter of Walter d. Hae, is named sponsor of the new Westfield ferryboat for the Central Railroad. The ceremony occurred at the Philadelphia Hollingsworth shipyards in Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, April 1. Miss Lee, born in New York, moved to Westfield at age four and is the youngest high school graduate of Westfield High School. She will present one of Miss Hiva’s school aids at Pelhint Manor, while Miss Leo, a trained musician, former golf and tennis player, accompanies. The event included expected helpers Dennis Morton and a commission in line. The boat will be similar to the Wilken Marie, and a special Central Railroad train will convey the party to Wilmington.
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Francon Mitchell Lee
Walter d. Hae
Fanon Avenue
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Denti
Westfield
Low
Central Railroad
Phirler & Hollings Rth
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Tae
New York
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Westfield High School
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Mins Hivai
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Leo
Seiy Foil
Central Rail
Wiltiington
Unclear OCR Item Reflects Local News Mutable Text
Fragmentary OCR text appears to report a local incident or notice with names and places garbled. It mentions gas related harm, a person aged around 24, and references to a hospital and avenues. No coherent event or outcome is recoverable from the legible portions.
Youth Arraigned in City Court Over Alcohol Abuse
A 15 year old boy of 113 Livingston Street was arraigned in Croatia Court before Judge Mahone on a charge framed by his mother Mrs Torean Fitzgerald. Police investigate the boy claim as to where he got alcohol while witnesses and a physician will examine mental state. The mother found the boy wandering under a plant after a night out and filed a complaint seeking further investigation into those who supplied the liquor.
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Claimed Ball Game Endangers Children in City Case
A township complaint charges William and George Munninga and Chases Dannelly with endangering children by playing ball over a fence at Elizabeth avenue in Bart Muffet and Rahway avenue. The case, brought by Tattle Miller, alleges the boys tossed balls over the fence endangering nearby residents and sparked a heated dispute with Mrs Miller.
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Willian
George Munninga
Elizabeth Avenue
Bart Muffet
Ld Rahway Avenue
Chases Dannelly
West Grand Street
Comet
Mya
Tattle Miller
Af Qi
South Winaperv
Leo
Trespmasera
Exempts Hold Meeting In Westteil Fire Association
In Westteil on March 15 exempt firefighters gathered for a meeting as the history making event of the Exempt Firewint's Vasivation unfolded with thirty veterans present. A committee was formed to procure furniture for the association room in the new firehouse.
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Westteil
Vomposil Nf Co Burtes
Charles Chith
Istag Scudder
LG. Vlann
Asnoiation
Best of All Matter What You Nay
Fragmentary text shows unclear names and phrases about wages and agency rights. No coherent event or identifiable persons or organizations can be determined from the readable material.
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Ion
Schwede
Renetabetit Lee Uia
All in Camp in Texas City After Eight Days
Dispatches describe Major General Carter Howe overseeing a large camp near Texas City with recruits training for frontier duties. Reports mention northwest Mexico threats, troop movements toward the Mexican border, and preparations by the War Department as authorities weigh mobilization and rail transport.
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Dead man found in chair at local building
Fragmented obituary style note reports Martin V. Clark aged about 65 found dead in a chair during a gathering at a local hall. It mentions a Westfield area, a Rob, and references to Georgia Union Business College and Herriman as principal with a local phone contact.
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No Licenses Granted For New Saloons
A chaotic report details a city meeting where Peter My Ning urged against granting new saloon licenses citing public order concerns. Several applicants withdrew as opponents argued a 250 foot buffer would threaten workers, while Julian Marvinski and Mark Tarbay faced stiff objections.
Child nearly drowns after kitchen tub accident
A two year old boy fell into a tub of hot water in the kitchen of Mrs John Holts on Delaware Street. Neighbors and a doctor assisted before the mother arrived. A second child, Winnieke, was sent to hospital with a physician in attendance as an ambulance arrived from the general hospital.
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Grass fires along the railroad tracks near Fairmusine Avenue
A garbled report describes grass fires igniting along railroad tracks near Fairmusine Avenue and crossings. The incident affected nearby homes and caused concern among residents as emergency crews responded.
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Vane
Pensylvania Avenue
DCU
Wall Street Theme Drifts As Markets Weigh A Muddled Day
A scrambled, OCR damaged passage hints at Wall Street activity with references to New York markets, traders, and mixed shares. The text mentions prices near 30 cents, a general market mood, and various firm names obscured by garbled characters, suggesting a brief market snapshot.
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