Primary Bill Passes House By Safe Vote
Stall Correspondent reports March 22 that the House approved the primary and election bill by 84 to 25. The measure now goes to the Senate where Republicans and nine Democrats are expected to support it to ensure enactment. Debate featured anti Wilson sentiment and a rider for a statewide referendum, which was rejected. The session included speeches by Governor supporters and opponents, with continued discussion anticipated on the second page.
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Missing man Elizabeth O'Donovan case stirs Newark Bay search
reports say John O'Donovan vanished from his home two weeks ago near Newark Bay. Police searched the vicinity and reviewed security footage but found no trace. Tax Assessor Thomas Dillon noted the family had not contacted authorities, while residents hoped for a swift return despite a lack of clues.
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John O'Donbelleve
Park Phice
Newark Bay
Dorany Central
Thomas Vion
Utinell
Peienety
Columbia Loan Association Elects Officers and Directors
In a Westerville meeting the Columbia Loan Association elected new officers and named a board. President FW Howitt. vice president J J Paget. treasurer FL Price. chief Dennitson. S C Blahop. Ferpengion Kurts. FP F King. Mulford. Charlon Flocken. and auditors for the work group Cleat and Joseph Gal.
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Bube
Pep Cant
Premim
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J. J. Paget
Ere
FL Price
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Ferpengion Kurts
King
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Mulford
Charlon Flocken
Een
Mind Auditora
Cleat
Joseph Gal
Hold Cake Sale to Aid Work of Volunteers
A community bake sale is planned for the afternoon from 3 to 6 at 184 West Jersey Street to support the work of the mercantile group and volunteers. The event features cakes and candied goods, with proceeds helping local causes.
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Taft Letter to Booker Washington Reveals Support
President Taft writes Booker T. Washington expressing confidence and wishes for recovery after an assault. Washington reports receiving over 10,000 letters of support from across the nation and notes his commitment to continue aiding his race and the country.
Geran bill topic of hour in Trenton Senate
Trenton March 22 speculation swirled around the Geran elor tion reform bill with no opposition expected in the Senate’s upper house though amendments likely. Republicans may seek changes including civil service nominations and a party column ballot. Assemblyman Matthews moved a resolution for federal income tax amendment ratification. Guards encampment planned at Sea Girt July 2 to August 12.
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Sea Girt
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Dlivision
Crown Prince Refuses Official Visit Details Publicized
Berlin dispatch reports the Crown Prince, mocked for a jaunt that focused on hunting in India, will not issue official dental returns on his British India tour. He plans to study colonial governance and maintain a neutral stance while on the voyage.
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Kiel
Britsh India
Cabinet meeting on Mexican situation discussed with Japanese envoy
In a brief wartime telegraphed summary from Washington March 22 the Cabinet addressed the Mexican situation and Vice President outlined plans for the conference with Japanese Ambassador Bar Yehida. No Cabinet member would disclose the conference site or details.
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Fisher's Mother Dead in Washington Home
Mrs. FW Flaten mother of Bert of the Interior W. 1 Flahor died at her home after a long illness at age 74. The notice appears in a telegraphed report to the Journal from Washington dated March 22. The obituary notes her survivor and local connections.
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Journal
Woshington
Muren
FW Flaten
Bert
Interior
Flahor
Howard
Two Singer workers held on theft charges in New York
Joseph Ken and William F. Billy, both employed at the Singer Manufacturing Company, were arrested after detectives traced brass tubing and filings found in a junk shop to the men. They confessed to taking small tubing from the foundry and other tools from the plant, with bail set at 100 dollars for Swarts as a witness and arraignment planned for tomorrow.
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Broadway
William VF. Bily
First Avenue
New York
Singer ™ Manufacturing Company
Theyeft Ue
O’brien
Reitman
McCarthy
Singer Plant
Dnto Bily
Singer Company
Joseph Swarte
Elizabeth
Singer
Wow
Swarts
Plaine
Thesman Brien
Theffare Lary
Ken
Bily
Tenney
Tily
Martine Speaks to New Jersey Senate in Trenton
United States Senator James E. Martine spoke before the New Jersey State Senate praising the state and its people. He marked his address as a tribute to New Jersey’s history and its revolutionary heroes, expressing hope his legislative work would advance welfare of the Commonwealth.
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Fournah
Trenton
New Jersey
Ackerman
Guitel
Martine
Senate
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Commonwealth
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Cateasonilly
Naphtha Explosion Threatens Morcy Jane Laundry
An explosion of naphtha at Morcy Jane's Laundry endangers Reed, a laundry employee, injuring his face and arms. Fire crews battle a flare that grows through upper floors as spectators retreat. Witness Mahlon Morey estimates damage under 8500 with no danger to the plant rear.
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Morcy Jane
Reo
Gener Hospital
Milton A. Shannele
Reed
Neleon Murdy
Laura Grant
Brand Null
Jersey
Atveeta
Cam
Mahlon Morey
Morey-laline Company
Dave
Fire of Unknown Origin Damages Frame House
Fire of unknown origin damaged a two and a half story frame building at 383 Catherine Street owned by Albert Messig. Fire companies responded quickly with two streams on the roof, saving the structure and nearby properties. Messig estimated losses between 60 and 200 dollars, while traffic along East Journey was briefly halted by the blaze and water streams.
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Catherine Street
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Henry Seixd
Pres Corwith Threatened Kill Case Splits Brooklyn
Joy Telegraph reports a man named Alfred Price of 27 Verona Place Brooklyn was arrested March 22 after threatening to kill Henry J Corwith a resident of American Knitting Mills and another big corporation. Police say Price confronted Corwith at Riverside Drive and Wed Street with a revolver and long dagger. Corwith, a phlebotomist, says Price claimed no conspiracy to murder. Authorities deem Price possibly insane.
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Comrmates
New York
Henry J. Corwith
Aresident
American Knitting Mills
Alfred Price
Verona Place
Brooklyn
Wis
Riverside Drive
Wed Street
Palin
Brie Waa
Pee
Copwith
Meat wagon driver blamed in Tilograd collision incident
A meat wagon driven by Harry Rich, employed by Fred Kurtz Jr, collided with a boy named William Campbell near Broad Street yesterday. The report states the wagon was not driven by Renter, employed by Pd Corrall, though wording is unclear in the fragment.
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William Campbell
Tilograd Tilegraph-Cmparr
Broad Street
Harry Rich
Fred Kurtz, Jr
Utes
Pd. Corrall
Schenk Held After Jewelry Theft Near Park Ridge
Theresa Stantin Schenk, charged in a jewelry theft at Park Ridge, was captured after accepting 210,000. she was returned to her home under medical care following the incident and subsequent arrest.
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Ane Chintgo
Theresa Stantin Schenk
Park Ridge
Mra Schenk
Women voters dominate in local elections across several cities
Results show women voters largely approved a $75,000 water bond in Tarrytown while backing female candidates in Mamaroneck West Orange and Glen Ridge. In Morristown and Sea Cliff women also scored school board or port bids. Milwaukee and Tacoma saw women increasing influence with a strong showing for anti treating ordinances and school board nominations.
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Mamaroneck
John F. Hunter
West Orange
N. J
Harriet Jennings Yardley
Thomas A. Fdivon
Glen
Ridge
Women’s Clubs and Civic Association
Mary. L."hiorichs
Morristown
Sea Clif
Milwaukee
Tacoma
Collins Calls Doctor Down In City Saloon Fight
Public remarks by President Dennia FP Collina accuse ex Mayor Mravlag of misrepresenting positions on saloon licenses. A letter from Collins outlines opposition to further licenses and notes prior pledges, referencing state law and Governor Hughes era debates. He claims the need for refining policy amid license grants and political pressure as the central issue.
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Potoy
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Mravlag
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Anya
Victor Mravlag
Clark Mule
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Iau
New York
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Ian
Heathy
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Atelle
AD Collins
Insurance Men Dine at Aid Society Event
A group of insurance men in the city held a social evening at the Hat? assisting with the business discussion. The session included talks by prominent members about progress in the insurance field and plans for forthcoming aims. Attendees enjoyed a social hour and refreshments.
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Turkey
Henry Bom
Innocent Man Awarded in Pittsburgh Trial Mixup
An alleged innocent man, Lesngrapn 22, is slated for a formal award in Pittsburgh as the court clarifies a twenty year crime charge. The discharged prisoner Anetra Potty recently released from Western Penitentiary faces no further penalties as the record shows he is deemed innocent.
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Little Boy Fractures Leg In Accident
Kalwin KultyT of 692 Marshall Street was taken to the Alexma TH capital yesterday afternoon with a broken leg after a fall.
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Marshall Ateeet
Alexma
Milwaukee Women Lead Socialist Sweep in School Board
Milwaukee voters approve a socialist backed slate for the city’s school board with women candidates winning big. Two Socialist nominees joined the board while no-party men failed in many districts, as the referendum to ban saloon money passed by about 2000 votes. The city awaits results on recall and changes to mayoral powers.
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Milwauken
Savialiata
Milwauber
Striking Singer Men Disrupt Glasow Plant Operations
Singer workers at a Glasgow sewing machine plant near Kilhownin walk out in a 10 000 strong strike over daily wage disputes. A tense atmosphere rises as a dangerous situation unfolds with one Italian worker reported dead after an explosive incident while guards and police await further developments.
Nine Killed in Mine Fall at Thiet Cannonsburg
A slate fall in the Travel Mine of He Vittehurgeod Bullile Coal at Thiet Cannonsburg leaves nine miners dead. Local authorities investigate the tragedy as rescue workers recover bodies and assess safety measures.
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Thiet Cannonsburg
Pal Ear
Silver Plant Fire Sparks Brief Alarm at Local Yard
Fire crews battled a blaze at a silver plant yard as a spray of embers threatened structures and prompted brief evacuations. No serious injuries reported, and investigators began assessing damage and cause.
Carl Sale and AbSoliaLyte Trade Claims
A fragmentary report notes Carl Sale involved in a dispute over a beverage branding with AbSoliaLyte. The item references a local event at a wall bar with examinations of a painted art piece and a bank loan angle.
Mikado's Man Told By Taft Of War Game
A Washington dispatch reports President Taft's remarks on mobilization and the Mikado's representative. The article discusses U S policy toward Japan, neutrality, and potential troop movements amid tense international signals.
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Taft
Conference Called to Break New York Deadlock
Telegraph dispatch reports a Democratic conference in New York to resolve a senatorial deadlock dating from January 18. The session aimed to reach an agreement, possibly calling for a renomination in a future session, with Turmany or Shovtun as candidates under consideration. A postmeeting plan could shift support away from Win and Chick, depending on party leadership.
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Chick Fin Wall
Edew
Koday
Fender Murphy
Tatninny
Women May Lose Contest Amid Turbulent Showdown
A garbled report outlines a contest facing possible loss for the women’s team amid confusion and disjointed phrases. Key names and places are unreadable, but the piece hints at a tense race and organizational issues affecting outcomes.
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