Dorfner Faces Board of Excise Scoldings
The Board of Excise considered multiple complaints against saloonkeeper Dorfner of Elizabeth Avenue and Joseph Conlon of Third Street. Conlon claimed immunity under bishop's law and had his license revoked without trial, while Dorfner faced questioning over license renewal and record keeping following testimony about exemptions.
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Board of Lacke
Robert Conlon
Elizabeth Avenue
Sftorpou
Joseph Dorfuer
Smilar
Dorfuer
Howwever
Board of Excise
James C. Cannel
Jy Wee
Anton Bey Joseph Hague
Aetiree Conair
Cmmanuel
Derfer
Coyns Neh
Paul J. Carell
Canton
Neense
O’donnell
Vito
Heth
Jonlon
Dieant Walsh
Shyyinge
Conlon
Fear Sheen
Ant
Manufacturing Clothier Marks New York Fashion Push
Fragmented OCR query mentions fashion and manufacturing in New York. No clear event or names due to garbled text. Summarizes a possible clothing maker pushing direct sale offers and a forthcoming page reference. This record preserves limited readable entities without fabricating specifics.
Antiseptic Barber Shop Opens in Merrie Area
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a barber shop named Antiseptic in the Merrie area with unclear details about ownership, date, and services. The readable bits mention a possible reopening or setting, but critical facts are missing.
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Merrie Area
Perea
NO EXTRA SESSION FOR TRUSTED MATTERS
Trenton May 4 Governor Fort stated he has no plan to call a special session unless a stronger reason is presented by a special committee. The panel will press to reconvene the Legislature to address road tax increases between Philadelphia and shore resorts and to benefit commuters. The governor warned the committee must show clearer necessity than what has been presented to date.
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Star
Trenton
Fort
Philadelphia
Shore
Howsee
Diggers Find More Bodies Near Gunness Home
In La Porte Indiana May 8 bones of another body were uncovered by diggers near the Gunness murder site. Three corpses have now been found in a week with twelve total since the killings began. Sheriff Keepe and State's Attorney Smith push excavations, hoping to uncover more remains and link Mrs Gunness to the murders and a pattern of matrimonial fraud.
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the Journal
la Porte
Ind
Rem Q Holt
Drg
Thestey
Deacon
Don
Sherif
Guntiena
Gimness
Manirder
U'hengo
Smith
Irs
Chainness
Chicago
Ginness
Gunnens
Remarkable secrecy in Cleveland case reported in Lakewood
Lakewood May 8 The Telegram to the Journal notes secrecy surrounding Cleveland family matters. The article hints at illness and concealed details about Mr Cleveland and his wife. Local readers are left with speculation about the true condition and context of the case.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
Journal
Jolant
N PRINTING Co. Work At Lowest Prices
Fragmentary note appears to advertise N PRINTING CO work at the lowest prices with garbled street and contact details. The legible bits mention locations and a general promotional tone, but no full address or concrete offerings are clear.
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N Printing. Co
Union Men Enter Politics Face Internal Union Debate
Union members discussed political aims and internal strife at the county council meeting. Some urged action on backing candidates allied with the union. others urged restraint as they addressed bread labeling and organizational influence.
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Pras
George J. Ryeopt
Uni i County
Ersdea
Hunt
Basiden
Iinternational Bakers
Asa
Buny
Tine
Ita Lant
Union Center
Te Council
Atlanta Blaze Wipes Out Million-Dollar Block
A devastating fire swept the wholesale district in Atlanta, causing losses estimated over 1.5 million. The fire began around morning hours, threatening the Terminal terminal area and destroying the block bordered by Mitchell Madison Forsyth and Nelson streets. Dozens of buildings, including the Terminal Hotel, were ruined. several firemen faced narrow escapes as walls collapsed and water pressure failed. Wealthy owner My Lomas controlled most affected properties, with widespread economic impact to the city.
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Imid
Ritinn
Lomas
Almott
Mitehill
Madison
Forsyth
Nelton
Terminal
Uhett
Reward for Negho Robbery At Plainfield Township
At a May meeting of Le Warren Township Committee a reward of 25 was authorized for the apprehension of a man who assaulted and robbed Mr Sime, a resident of Plainfield. The notice notes a reward and seeks information leading to the capture of the suspect.
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Plainfield
May
le Warren
Imate
Sime
Rea Living
Fort Hon ors County Men Named to Civil Service Panel
Governor Fort sent appointments to the Senate naming two Union county men to the Civil Service Commission and others to the State Board of Health. Willis Fletcher Johnson of New Providence, a longtime educator and writer, was chosen as a commissioner. James R. Milliken, a retired regular army colonel, was named a fourth member. The Senate confirmed all selections after a brief delay. The Civil Service salary is listed at 2,000 a year with other board appointments detailed. Continues on next page.
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Senate
Goveror Fort
Union County
William J. Magi
Comimleaton
Willis
Fletcher Johnson
New Providence
Bernice Commissionern
Civil Service
Willis Fletcher Johnnoy
Danien Kenney
Trenton Times
Charles H. Bateman
Homerville Unionsxt-tarette
Willis Fletcher’ Johnson
New York City
Todd School
Summit
Penningtone Seminary
New York Universitez
Fuckerton
New York Tribune
State Board of Health
John H. Yap- Mick
Morris
Aja
Physically Disqualified to Enter Naval Academy
An examination result section reports cadets deemed unfit for entry to the Naval Academy. The disciplinary or medical issues leading to disqualification are outlined, with mention of probable resignations following the ruling. The record emphasizes medical eligibility and administrative actions by the superintendent.
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Teteeeth
Charles
Badger
Navel Academy
Nhewine
Thad WA Sdstip
Growo- Vow
Jerome Threw Dice and Attended With Allan Ryan
New York May 4 District Attorney said Jerome admitted testimony about throwing dice for dollars and socializing with Allan Ryan son of Thomas KF Ryan near the Criminal Courts Building during the Marty Thaw case proceedings. He described their friendship as confidential and innocent.
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New York
Jerome
Tam
King
Thomas Fo Ryan
Criminal Courts
Delphin M. Delis
Marty K. Thaw
Stanford White
Franklin Pierce
Drome
Allan Ryan
Thomas KF. Ryan
Jerome Gaids
Man Struck by Lightning Survives 12 Feet Flight
Brooklyn man Walter Ciblan was struck while on a Morris avenue gin and knocked twelve feet into mud but escaped serious injury. A severe electrical storm caused heavy rainfall in Elizabeth, with 1.8 to 2 inches in five hours and up to 0.4 inches in a twenty four hour span. The storm disrupted traffic and shipping, but no major damage was reported.
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Walter Ciblan
Brooklyn
Morris Avenue
Gibbon
Morria Avenue
Hailes Streat
Jose
Stanley Re Brown
North Broad Street
Elebeth
Entin Board
Hay
Furat
Ton Wether
Elizabeth
Hantiaa
the Trelley
Man Who Stole Another's Wife Caught
Piafafield May 8 Jamis Kelly arrested last evening in connection with stealing another man's wife and child, leaving his own family behind. He is confined at the city jail.
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Par Saurnen
Piafafield
Jamis Kelly
Thin City
Open Shop Edict Sparks Major Local Labor Fight
The Manter Carpenters Association declared an open shop, prompting wage cuts effective May 1 and a mass walkout by union men. Reports say contractors will hire nonunion workers, with union leaders vowing a final, nationwide confrontation. A special meeting gauged needed workers as unions from various trades plan joint action with local committees monitoring the stance of contractors and the Trades Council.
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Manter Carpenters? ‘Association
Thin City
Iys
Mast Carpenters
Larga
Iad
Nevi Cette
Wion
Seine
Dt Dipple
D. Dipple
Abe
Harmonia
Elizabeth Avenue
Savetory’ Union
Trader Uion
Enton County Trades Union
Tradea Colon
John J. Donovan
John Keyk
John Doreas
Umiury
Dingle
Alno
Wis
Paper price inquiry heads to International Paper mill visit
Representatives Mann Stafford Miller and Lima of the House Price of Print Committee plan a trip to Corinth Mississippi to inspect the International Paper Company mill. Testimony on mill operations and recent creasing concerns is expected Saturday afternoon and night with possible Sunday session. The committee then returns to Washington for further hearings in early June.
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Journalt Washington
Mann
Stafford
Miller
Lima
House
Chipery
Washington
International Paper Company
Corinth N
Sunda
Sarenne
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Aurel
Nergen Tilatty
Dorfars
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Darfney
Jase
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Jarner
la Porte, Ind
Sheriff Keepe
Streyia
Sword Dancer
County Trades Council
Record
Engthy
Atlanta
Guiete
Big Otal
Negho
Jepeeta
Elizareta Matters Co
Fea
Magle
Civil Service Commission
Meyer Fagan
Jeremy Oity
Falte Wagner
Walter Gibbon
Thoep Parte
Hurncom
S FE
Tel
Dow Turk
Wim Cleanly. Co
Caldwell Ara Ace
Wallabeth
Ned
Sei
Louie
Sigmund Welt
Boss Carpenters
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New York State
Schreiber
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