Woman Killed in Auto Collision Involving Gen Bell
Washington March 33 An auto crash in suburbs near the city killed Mrs H J Slocum wife of Major Slocum stationed at Governors Island and injured General John Franklin Bell chief of staff Army The car was struck from behind by an electric interurban car Ward the chauffeur was uninjured Mrs Slocum died within minutes General Bell escaped serious injuries The accident remains under investigation with eyewitness reports unclear about cause The Slocums and Bell were passengers in the car’s front seat at Fort Myer General Bell was later reported to be painfully but not seriously hurt at the hospital The chauffeur and other carmen were detained at the scene There is no indication of internal injuries
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Tournai
Washington
Tis City
H. J. Slocum
Slocum
Governors Whand
Genval J. Pranklin Bell
Ataff
Army
Poat
Via
General Bell
Wholik Vabruck
Ward
Slocunt
Tte
Seventh Cavalry
Russell Sage
Mort Myer
Tournal
Fons
Robert J. O'larien
Boston
Delwrian
Boxton
al Tin Tt
Massachusetts
Solentey
New Jersey
Neoreury
Te Kien
Henre
Ray
Nriff Vntue
Congress
Thirty Second
New York
Jamun Mreck Terkinn
Congressional Committee
Rochester
Huw Democratic
Republicas Congressional Committee
Sips Nortert
Ttm
Mouse
Uncle Doe
Cummins
Towa
Bemator Dick
Olle
Bristow
Kanai
Progressmven
Massachusetta
Kane
Fou
Senator Crane
Root
Cran
Testimony Taken In Divorce Case In Newark
A divorce suit brought by May Cullen against Walter J Cullen was heard by Vice-Chancellor Stover in Newark. Witnesses described the arrest of a man on Jefferson Avenue and the involvement of private detectives, with interruptions during testimony and threats of contempt.
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Cullen
Walter J.” Cullen
City
Stover
Changers
Newark
Stevens
George J. Selmidt
Times Schleimer & Behmidt
Urakeman
Jefferson
Culhi
James A. Down
Patel Willian McCormask
Valli
Omwatty
Siovwis
Cullen Wae
Wittiesn
No State-Wide Strike Controversy In Pennsylvania
Fragmented report notes tension within Pennsylvania labor circles over a potential state wide strike. Key figures like Greenawalt and Tall explore drastic action as Philadelphia tension rises, with officials weighing the political risk and deterrent effects on the labor board.
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Pennsylvania
Mikes Harre
Min
Nicoll Iy
Miktolphin Traction
sHevnean
Atutke
Anthenetite Caul
Will
Culture will solve divorce problem, Pattison says
Mrs. Frank A. Pattison, president of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs, urged in Roselle that culture and united women would address divorce better than legislators. She emphasized self-improvement and child-centered homes, noting the Women’s Club’s evolving role and the era’s progress toward happiness and contentment. (Continued on Third Page)
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Frank A. Pattison
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Cilia Club
Roselle
Lonor
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Carroll in Custody Over Embezzlement Claims
South Broad street resident Patton W. Carroll a former restaurant owner and alleged embezzler was arrested again after a Matawan warrant. Detectives delivered him to Matawan. charges accuse him of diverting funds from Dullois Brewing Company while acting as collector. Bail set, Grand Jury to consider five embezzlement counts amid prior disappearance and alleged life‑threat letter to his wife.
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Patton W. Carroll
South Broad Street
Dullois Brewing Company
Matawan
Hrogen
Ibiney
Ail Wah
Dikaix Brewing Company
Carroll
Brewthe
Brewing Company
Ano
Helais
Decision Reserved in Packer Case by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court heard argument on certiorari to review a lower court order directing production of records in the Hudson county investigation tied to Swift & Company Armour Packing National Packing. Attorneys Untermyer Lindaborg Edwards appeared for the packing firms. prosecutors Garven and others represented Hudson county.
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Jenewal
Trenton
Supreme Court
Belire Duations Reed
Trmwlord and
Miutirn
Supreme Const Siiatice
Francis Swayze
Mudaon
Hudson County
Grind Jhiry
Bouke
Swift & Company
Armour Packing Company
National Packing Company
Hudson, County
Beck Trust
Packing Companion
Sanmel Untermyer
Rv, Lindaborg
William D. Edwards
Piers P. Garven
Antant Promentor Seong Ts Vickers
Stoowph M. Nowmar
Hylan Wen
Mr. Untermyer
Senate Passes Elizabeth Bill in Trenton Report
From Star Correspondent in Trenton March 23 The Senate passed bill 113 introduced by Assemblyman Schwartz repealing four sections of Elizabeth charter relating to excise licensing. The measure aims to sidestep an election commission issue. Governor expected to sign. The case, quo warranto on the current excise board, remains pending in court.
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From & Star
Trenton
Ackeria Ose
Assemblyman
Schwartz
Senate
Elizabeth
Election Commission
Court of Common Pleas
W. R. Wilson
Thin Vity
Board of Exelée
Board of Excise
Wilson
Xuppm
Jth
Wall Street Market Fluctuations and Easter Ad
The March 22 Wall Street report notes late trading depth muffled by short-covering and buying, with prices recovering slightly into midday. Government bonds and top equities showed resilience while overall activity remained narrow. Extra edition promotes Easter flowers and garden goods at Blakely's 89 Broad Street with endorsements for Star and Swift's Premium products.
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Blakely's
Hroad Street
Overturn of Massachusetts Fourteenth District Vote
Boston dispatch reports Republican leaders analyze the Fourteenth Massachusetts district result after Foss defeats fellow Republican with a 4,000 plurality. Leaders blame living costs and policy shifts while Democrats press for tariff reduction and Paye Aldrich reform. National figures caution against overreading the national trend amid ambiguous gains and intra party battles.
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Tournal
Boston
Massachuusetts
BN. Fost
Foss
Former Elizabethans to Get Part of Estate
Beneficiaries under the will of Mrs. Lewrie K Curtin, widow of Cyrus J Curtin, inherit a portion of the estate as probated in Norristown Pa. The note outlines that Mr Simonds, a former health official and theatre manager, is tied to Curtin through family links and past roles with the Taylor Opera House in Trenton and the Lyceum Theatre in Harrisburg. He left the city five or six years ago to manage the Taylor Opera House in Trenton.
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Lewrie K. Curtin
Philadelphia
Cyrus J. Ky Curtin
Wyncote
Norristowi
Minaya Fannie BK
Merevites
Trenton
Annie
Alvah U. Sintende
Mr. Simonds
Mbox Cirle
Everitiil
Thor
Simonds
Taylor Opera Tae
Wronton
Washington Avenue
Templeport House
Mond Wan
Eewin Vy Elroy
Biniuds
Lyccum Theatre
New Railroad Gates Trialed at Court Street Crossing
New safety gates for Court Street at the Long Branch tracks aim to protect schoolchildren from crossing the rails. Tested by Central Railroad after Elizabeth officials urged better protection, the device extends barriers and blocks crossing when trains approach, though weight may be an issue in winter.
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Traie
Court Street
Elizabeth
Deere
Central Railroad
Cy Dranly
Perdons
Steo Birrivey
Sand St. Patrick's School
Teix
Drastic Board Action Sought On Odor Problem
The Board of Health plans a decisive meeting tonight to decide if drastic steps against the odor nuisance are needed. A legal opinion on State Board of Health jurisdiction will be presented, with a report from a Brewittant Joly Whelan committee on tall stacks as odor control. Charles Gi Mack, superintendent of Standard Oil’s Linwood plant, submitted a protest at last month’s meeting about a 3300 foot stack to vent fumes.
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Board of Health
Standard Oil Company
Wily
Ttarney Connolly
State Board of Health
Metter
Brewittant
Joly Whelan
Hoa
Governor Fort Gets Bill In Trenton Dispatch
Governer Fort advances a bill in Trenton reportedly addressing utility regulation and commissions. The notice hints at a public or legislative move with implications for state governance and agency oversight.
Mirvugh Biron Leads Streets Committee Fight
Mirvugh Biron, chair of the Committee of Streets and Highways, addressed the morning session urging action against the Hitter Ber vkey Corporation. The assembly pressed for prompt committee oversight, with emphasis on efficiency and accountability in street and highway projects.
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Son
Pood
McGurn
Whairman
Bervkey Corporation
Kent's Storage Warehouse Offers Furniture Bargains
Furniture bargains advertised at Kent's Storage Warehouse claim lower prices on furniture and home goods. The listing mentions painting, decorating, and paper hanging services along with general storage offerings.
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Kent's
A. Orow
I Wilson
Six saloons closed by the excise board
At a crowded Elizabeth city hearing the excise board denied licenses for six saloons amid protests and a tense scene in the council chamber. Nathaniel I Astfalk and other operators faced revocation after bidders withdrew applications, while Mayor Mraving and City Clerk Keweih oversaw the session that stretched into executive time.
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THE
Excise Board
Cold storage labeling bill heads to mayoral desk
Trenton March 24 a bill to establish a system for cold storage of foods was introduced by Assemblyman Peres. The measure, modeled after New York ordinance, requires cold storage plants to tag perishable items with received and removal dates in plain letters and for retailers to display the tag to buyers. Altering or removing the tag would be a misdemeanor.
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Sheetalterine Journal
Trenton
Board of Alchae
New York
Gaynor
Aswublyman Peres
Excise Board Meeting Wrecks Council Chamber
A disrupted city council session leads to damage from smoking and ashes, with holes in the carpet and broken seats. The Excise Board may move meetings to another building due to the cost and space constraints, as City Hall rooms are unusable for several days.
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Committee On
Tts
Council Chamber
Met
Torcotnell
Exeiaa Hawi
Howrd -Heatytn
Stira Ansuldne
Adjournment April 8 Reported in Trenton
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate legislative adjournment planned for April 8 in Trenton. The record mentions Senate activity and House expectations, with unclear details on participants or outcomes.
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Oes
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Juvenal
Casen
Anked
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Frech Printing Novas
Gene Wumer
Stade
Excise
Dashes
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Ine Sowrnal
AG Rover
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Rome
Khorta
Honda
Beliday
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Star
Swift
W. T. Buchanan
Foxat
Republica Party
Republicn Party
Eugene N. Foes
Republican Party
Payne Aldrich
de Business
Collece
Se Sees
Peste Individuah
Eerie PR
Pertal
Prins Pang
Fort
Fort Jay Day
Wakelee-Pierce Puisie Utility
Nathaniel Astfalk
Kling
Blanchard
Exel
Chyrmissionera
Nathanial IE
Astfalk
Klizm
Wth Fire Department
Elizaleth
Exeisa Board
Ile
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Nalaniel I Antfalk
East Grand Sreat
Michael Focarini
Third Avenue
William Tothe
Fifth Atreat
Fatus Gurfeld
Bayway
Michael Tarbay
Fulton Atreet
Bronk Burpha
Tanes Byrng
RM Pour Street
Elizabeth Avenue
Wongimine
Men
Mravtag
Curtodian Schwarts
Soata
Counsil
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Carey Fire
Favy's Department Store
Fromm Qaid
Mreving
Beant
Nathaniel HL Aathfalk Lin
Pierce
Bill
Martel
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