Fight on Crossing Bill Rocks Legislature Hearings
Wyenton March 2 A lengthy public hearing of Senate Bill No 258 drew fierce opposition from residents and city officials. The measure would let the Railroad Commissioners order the removal of grade crossings with costs split 65 percent by railroads and 35 percent by municipalities. Critics argued it unfairly burdens towns while proponents cited wartime crashes and safety. The hearing closed with indications the bill faces stiff resistance and may be amended.
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Frame Sint
Wyenton
Judiciary
Senate
Ackerman
Union County
Board of Railroad Commisaders
Railroad Commission
Victor Mrawlay
Elizabeth
Thomas J. Hillery
State Railroad
Aan
Hillery
Fir
Hillary
Rasemhlyman Ki
A. J. Wood Toa
Rahway
Woodinl
Pennsylvania Railroad
Senator Hillery
Frank Sommer
Conunington
Eromal Ag
Edward Nugent
Elizabeth Hardware Co to Move This Week
Elizabeth Hardware Co plans to relocate this week to 1146 1188 East Grand Street in a newly completed four story building. The store will offer extended stock including lawn rollers garden hoses Philadelphia lawn mowers and a refined line of millinery items. The firm invites inspection and promises up to date service and guaranteed quality.
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Elizabile Hardware Company
Philadelphia
Egyptian Mob Fails to Scare Roosevelt
Several thousand Constitutionalists demonstrated before Sheppard's Hotel in Cairo opposing Mr Roosevelt's University of Reypt speech. They wore red tarbouches, shouted for a constitution, and warned against autocratic rule. Roosevelt remained unfazed as the ten minute protest unfolded, while Col. Roosevelt argued colonization risks. Local editor Latty influenced extremists to curb violence.
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Ine Fournal
Cairo
Sheppard
Colonel Roweelt
Mr. Roosevelt
University of Reypt
Hoosevelt
Rennvelt
Egypt
Avhmied Latty
The
Shabb
Rnitioala
Saloon license fight intensifies as supporters seek reinstatement
Saloonkeepers adverse to license renewals continue legal pressure after four excise commissioners firm in denying renewals. Local leaders press for reconsideration while threats and political leverage rise. A church faction split over a rival’s reinstatement fuels broader community tension surrounding a synagogue and its leaders.
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Board of Excixe
Kavise Commissionera
Dows
Oost
Ice Commission
Guerrilere
Excise Board
Nhurgus
Botor M. King
Leat Ihene
Hagin
Chin
Holeherosher
William Roth
151
Fifth Street
Bound of Trusters
Businean
Mien
Julius Hagin
Jacob Hagin
Hagin Ra
Synagoxe
South Park
Steed
Man Falls From Tree Trimming Injures Man
Juli Me oul, 26, Fulton sterot, sustained fractures to collar bone and minor injuries after a tree limb gave way and sent him to the ground twenty feet. He was hospitalized at the General Hospital for treatment. The man was unmarried.
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Fulton Sterot
General Hospital
Transfer of John De Melli to Federal Court Tomorrow
Federal authorities arrange to move John De Melly the alleged Hungarian leader to a Federal court for trial on counterfeiting charges. Katie McKenzie, held as a material witness, will be taken by the government in relation to the De Mell indictments.
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John de Melly
Alteget Hadian Gran
Seading
Katie McKenzie
Toval
Govirnment
at _” Wittens
de Mell
Big Jeffersonian Dinner Set At Turn Hall
All arrangements completed for a major Democratic dinner in Elizabeth with speakers including War row Wilson and Senator Gore. Princeton President Wilson expected before 5 pm, a luncheon with local alumni to follow, and a large local committee and orchestra planned for a brightly lit Tom Hall event.
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Turn Mall
Warrow Wilson
Princeton University
Vere
Oklahoma
Lesen
Wilton
Wilton In Expected To Arrive In This City Shortly Before 5 G Tolark
Us A. Glagebrook
Elizabeth
Dr. Wilson
George H. Sehtultever
A. Stein
Ehidrmans Tuberti
Me Acos
Toh Pokenah
Dotind
Hock Ata
Richard Williamson
Elizabeth Excise Bill Signed by Gov Fort
A Fort Elizabeth report states the Schuarte bill repeals sections of the city charter governing excise control. The measure hinges on future constitutional rulings of the elective excise commission law. If deemed constitutional, licenses granted in Elizabeth could impact Union County Court of Common Pleas valuations.
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Elizabeth
Gov. Fort
Trevion
Tenerher
Tfanoh
Eizabeth
Union County Court of Common
Fatally Injured by Train at Rahway Station
Ah Inlay, a day laborer, was struck by a passenger train on the Penwayl Fania Rail near Rahway this morning. He suffered fractured ribs and severe injuries, died at 1.20 this afternoon after being taken to General Hospital. cause of the accident under investigation.
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Tan Aporiorese
Ah Inlay
Penwayl Fania
Rahway
Bluck
General Hospital
Dementer Hi Kevernd
Alma
Ohare
Wolter Confesses Not to Inspector in Murder Inquiry
Albert Wolter clings to innocence as police push for a first degree murder indictment in the Ruth Wheeler case. Prosecutors say evidence is conclusive while Wolter’s lawyer predicts a full confession may come after a final plan to reveal the truth.
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New York
Albert Wolter
Kired
Ruth Wheeler
Scattson
Walter
Titus
Wolter
Dude Koster
Court of General Pensions
West Mondey
Whktram
Fredlay Uyet
Frank Moss
Somor
Mancher
Whit
Allds Guilty Senate Votes Guilty Summary
The Albany Telegraph reports that on March 2 the Senate voted to sustain charges against Senator Allds and that he faced accusations of resignation with the Secretary of State. The trial centered on a $1,000 registration issue tied to the Bridge Trust, brought by Senator Bon Conger.
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TNS Telegraph
Jornal
Albany
Gta
Rothe Senmir
jJorham
Ashds
Agaliel
Bon Conger
Auataine Hall
Senate
Aids
Suit Still On Trial In Lehigh Valley Case
The Newton Station farmer as executor of his father’s estate sues Lehigh Valley Railroad in New Jersey Supreme Court. Trial resumed with Judge Sprar presiding. Expected to dodge a jury verdict. witness described the Goodman farm fire caused by a locomotive spark. Case involves about 613,000.
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Criti
Bellvardry
Newton Station
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Supreme Court
Sprar
Jersey Vity
Waa
Chureday
Goodman Farm
City relief court hears dance case against Turn Hall owners
Six young girls testified today in City Relief Court against Charlew YH Flagge and Albert Himmen, proprietors of Turn Hall dances, charged by Probation Officer Irwin with allowing minors at allied dances with parents present. A postponement was granted to 2 pm tomorrow while counsel discuss a possible settlement and further proceedings.
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City Relief Court
Charlew YH
Flagge
Albert Himmen
Turn Hall
Irwin
Hell
Cape
Layover
Ulill
Juidge
Malum
Raymond T. Parrot
Stem
Defer
Bia
Tomorow
Defenlante
Tate
City Hall
I the Cine
Mearlng
Holly Entertainments
Anid
Turi Hal
City Criminal Court
Amuer
INKL
Berg
Wiel
Liederkranz Concert Promises Notable New York Chorus
A Liederkranz concert is planned for tomorrow night at Theatre by the Liederkranz Singing Studio in the city. The program features the Philadelphia Orchestra of New York and a chorus of eighty two voices with varied solos. A violoncello will perform, and the selections are described as high class. The event begins at 8 o clock at Union Business College Dix Building Broad Street. KH. Berrima, principal, is listed.
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Pight
Liederkrane
Thie City
Ractive
Phillameuse Orchestra
New York
Varien Silos
Umion Business College
Jay and Evening Sensiona
Dix
Broad Street
KH. Berrima
Tel
New York Witness Links Wolter to Wheeler Girl Slaying
Patchy press notes tie Abe Walter Wolter to the murder of 15 year old Mjax Heit Wheeler, with Kandra Kandra and others cited as associates, claiming Wolter’s presence in New York and Newark areas, and suggesting he posed as a doctor while employed at the Alcainn Hospital. The report notes police seek further corroboration and details about Kandras whereabouts and connections.
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Abebert Walter Wolter
Mjax Heit Mtns
Wherter
John Wheeler
Ai Elizabeth Friend
Atrivl Kawa
Hot Street
Wheeler
Walter
New York
Elizabeth
Katya
Tin House
Kandra
Newark
bin Winter
George Keeper
Thind Avenue
Wolter
Walter Ant
York
Vamapuany
Walt
New York Aetevive
Kanda
Andra
Jim
Alcainn Hospital
Kania i
Twa
Rudolph Ramdia
Miss Thyme
First Jersey
Kawden
Bern
Elizabeth Commercial College Ad Promotes Courses
An old advertisement for Elizabeth Commercial College offers shorthand bookkeeping and English courses. It lists instructors Maiding and McMickle at 207 Broad Street and mentions printing decorating and paper hanging. The ad notes lower prices than Breed Street and includes Wilton at 1301 East Broad Street amid a large buyer caution.
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Breed Street
Wilton
East Broad Street
Elizabethan May Be Judge in High Court
The article discusses Linh Wo Bowers a possible candidate for a future U S Supreme Court seat, noting his legal background at Yale and Chicago and South Western connections. It mentions family ties and prior city service, with speculation about Lloyd W. Rozers as a potential successor.
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Linh Wo Bowers
Department of Tuatica
Elizabeth
United States Supreme Court
Henry Tost Naght
Washington
Pookhaint
Busters
Daerton
Chai Bowers
Lloyd W. Rovers
Wickersham
Tan
Bowers
Thomas FB. Legegett
Elder Towers
Talt
Taft
Ty Ehlef
Supreme Court
Tage
Brewers
Chicago
General Ronal
Mil Waanieh
Yale
Divkinnen
Novirs
Bos Teis
Hiubell
Eateuls ix
Weiner Vrinenes
Mpertoire
Tuathonusti
Wethod
Peeps
United States
Wall Street Slips as Trading Opens Amid Weak Demand
The opening shows no vivid rally with demand tepid across stocks. Market leaders drift near lows since the previous session while bonds hold steady as trading lingers and professionals reassess after a cautious start.
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Elizabeth Hardware CO
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Purchea
Econ
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Mit
Hoffmaxn
Eet
Met
Meen
Thind Street
Lyne
R. R. Dr Eae
Reese Ny
Roosevelt
DE Melli
Pronas
Frech Printing House
Einthert Oe
JOH
Moser
Xatchen Muller
Pon Walter
Meg
Fallowas
Al—Aw
Nott
Katchen
Gail
Abe
May
Justice Brewer
Jeroy W. Bowers
Tait
Liederkranz
Pharims
Mele
Lloyd W. Bowers
Wall Street
Romraghy
Ky «Ling
Ted Fi
Amrerk
Siebie
Steck Venian
Aml
Satin
Wstrigls
Vie Profissiona
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