Commission Government Debate At Board Of Trade Meeting
A city commission government discussion dominated a Board of Trade session last night with Judge McK Whittemore Dr Norton Wilson and five board members advocating the plan while James MacMunter and General Denate Collina warned of risks. Wilson cited the initiative recall and referendum provisions of the new state law and argued the commission form concentrates authority and serves civic welfare over politicians.
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Board of Trade
Clark McK. Whittemore
Norton L. Wilson
Charlie WK. Talsey
James MacMunter
Denate ¥. Collina
Paterson
Uv Ty
Seo'wwhiry Devine
Commission
Bord of Trade
Norton I. Wilson
Wilson
Ile
Tosat
Husbands Ordered to Support Families
Three non support cases before Judge Mahon in Police Court this morning, with Overseer Anthony Sattler as complainant. Orders issued require weekly support payments. Mrs Susie Sharp sought support for herself and 12 year old daughter Willian XK. Oscar Sharp ordered to pay $3.8 weekly and custody denied. Mrs Mary Kartel testified against husband Dobie Farrell of 235 Union Street, with $4 weekly ordered. Simne B Julius of 1182 Chentiittl Street faced similar action. defendant did not respond. Judge Mahon issued a weekly support order in the case.
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Anthony Sattler
Judge Mahon
Susie Sharp
Baat Acraey Street
Oscar Sharp
Trumbull Street
Willian XK
Wilaya
Sharp
Plenty Club
Mahon
Mary Kartel
Anangirk
Dobi Farrell
Union Street
Antter
Worthem
Simne B. Julius
Chentiittl Street
Juliue
ELOPING WITH ACTRESS WIFE BREAKS UP PARTY
Trenton on May 12 reports Victor Toledo of 635 Clinton Avenue planned to elope with Garoty Schoenhanger a marked 3 arches Scrapton and Thelesco’s Lie Intactered, a fight started as the couple left the party with the actress wife breaking up the gathering.
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Trenton
Toledo
Clinton
Thelesco
Apprentice machinist suffers hemorrhage at Central shop
A Central Railroad shop apprentice machinist was taken to General Hospital this afternoon after suffering a hemorrhage. The brief item notes his injury and hospital transfer amid other local notices and sales including millinery and plumes.
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Central Railroad
General Hospital
Plans reform for isolation hospital here
At a special Board of Health meeting chaired by Dr. Thomas E Dolan the Isolation Hospital Committee urged hiring a competent nurse to oversee the hospital operations supplies and patient welfare The panel defended its report amid a rebuke of Health Officer Richards comments and noted recent improvements The board will hear patient payment questions and maintain nurse staffing despite leave allowances Controversy continues as a decision on a new administrator is delayed until further review
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Thomas E Dolan
Board of Health
Nuran
Tor
Dolan
Ins Farences
Bon Fim
Michards
Piremen
Antil
Whelan
Couiyne
Wall Street Opening Inclines With Mixed Early Trading
New York May 12 The stock market opened fairly active with most stocks near the high level after early gains. Prices fell slightly after the first ten minutes with slight fractional changes across many issues. Government bonds remained unchanged while most other securities showed dull movement.
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New York
Athena
Last Days of S and M Sale at Lecy’s
Lecy’s Dis wnek advertises extraordinary end of sale items. The store promotes reduced prices on ladies and children’s apparel, undergarments, bonnets, and regular household dry goods, urging shoppers to inspect the ad for particulars during the two days of sale.
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Lecy
Coderinnet Cocda
Unreadable Goods Ads Haunt Millis Market Scene
Fragmentary ad copy hints at low prices for clothing and hardware at a Millis shop, listing items like suits and trims. Scattered text mentions a Firat street location, inflated numbers, and unclear product names, suggesting a damaged promotional page from a local merchant.
Great Issues Facing Women of the State
Asbury Park May 12 with the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs in session at the First Methodist Episcopal Church the opening address centered on reform in government public health and social ills. Leader Mrs Pattison urged efficient management and clean living to curb poverty vice and the white slave traffic while stressing education self control and respect for law as vital for civic progress.
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Proma
Asbury Park
New Jersey
Spen
Avery
Franke. Pattison
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Gathering
Westwood Banker Found Dead in Well at Home
Westwood May 12 The coroner ruled Robert Lecouver a suicide after his body was found in a well at his residence. Lecouver headed the First National Bank of Westwood and owned a large printing business in New York City. Reports note a recent contract for New York City municipal printing and concern over the bank’s condition.
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Westwood
Doroner
Robert Lecouver
Indy
Lecouver
First National Bank of
Veunyatrest
New York City
Drexel narrowly escapes in fall from aeroplane
Philadelphia financier Remy Drexel narrowly escaped death after his Blériot monoplane crashed during a wartime demonstration at an English aviation grounds. He was badly shaken and rushed to an emergency hospital. observers, including prominent politicians, watched as the machine failed and fell, dampening the event.
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Fournoit
Drexel
Talten Mann Ylanc
Batl
US and M clothing sale teased in Rasatoison report
Fragments describe a recent clothing sale at US and M featuring spring and summer styles from an unnamed retailer. The garb emphasizes fabric quality and newer offerings, with references to specific dates and locations that remain unclear due to OCR errors.
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Ko & M
Ratoison
Névap
Anthrad
Auto driver in Plainfield bailed after fatal collision
Orchestrating an incident on South Avenue Plainfield, prominent architect August D. Marsh posted $2,000 bail after his auto struck bicycle rider Hauti Conti, a Plainfield shoemaker, who died later at Muhlenberg Hospital. Conti, 33, unmarried, had lived briefly in Plainfield. Marsh faces onslaughter charges. judge Atwater set May 15 for further proceedings.
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Marsh
Plainfeld
Hauti Conti
Alao
Plainfield
Dider
Muhlenberg Hospital
Atwater
Court of Quarter Bepsions
Walter L. Hetfield
Art Reid
Comti
Morah
Harry.c. Marehall
Atwateregal
Conti
Ar. Marah
South Avenue
Lady Denies Recovery Expected By Friends
Former Miss Vivian Gould of New York underwent an appendicitis operation. Lord Denies telephoned the United Press to report she is doing well and has every prospect of recovery. The operation was performed at No 4 eel jardonk, the home of Dr. Mayo Collier, with Dr. Beetl Collier as senior surgeon at the North West London Hospital.
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Decioay
Cheap Muslin Sale at Levy's Department Store
Levy's offers 2,000 yards of bleached muslin on sale at 2 1/2 cents per yard.
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Levy's Department Store
THE CORSET DISPLAY AT ELIZABETH COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
An old advertisement shows corset styles and fashion items amid notices for shorthand bookkeeping and English courses at Elizabeth Commercial College. The display highlights corsets and related apparel, with other local ads promoting classes and shops on Broad Street and nearby avenues.
Kling Would Reveal Board to Grand Jury
Peter M. Kiing, president of the Board of Excise, Wheat Interviewed this morning about an imminent Grand Jury probe. He welcomed investigation, offered to disclose all he knows, and urged examining former boards. He discussed an alley affidavit tied to Budreckus license and hinted at political entanglements involving local breweries.
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Peter M. Kiing
Bount of Excise
Wheat
Grand Jury
Board of
Exvine
Kling
Kling Wan
Michael Budreckus
Budreckna
Police Department
Jocal
Collins
Rising Sun
Win Na
General Calling
Axejxe
Af Tay
Men's Fashion Prompt From A Fragments Page
Readable parts urge men to choose quality clothing from Wells and Romein and Berend Mireet, promoting tailored suits and flawless style. The ad stresses value and fit, inviting readers to try them before the season.
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Wuite
Romein
fuwla-Biosk
Fire Chiefs Salary Fight Divides City Council
City council members and the mayor clashed in private session over proposed raises for Fire Chief August Garntung and Assistant Chief William Mahoney. The board pressed for 2000 dollars a year while some Democrats argued against, noting a prior council decision of 1800 and pending Supreme Court action. The dispute split party lines as council weighed signatures, court expectations, and potential executive action.
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City Connel
Anguat Garntung
Fire Department
Willian A. Mahoney
Ant
Jo Ouiclualon
Stein
Board of Fire Commissioners
Tte Fire Board
Kira Commissionars
Wolcama
Watary Asain
Res Publican
Counefion Moore
Supreme Court
Abe
Council
le Sense Council Alnna
Ship Sinks in Crash All Saved After Rescue
A Virginia Capes incident: the steamer Admiral Farragut collided with the Merida bound for port, both ships sank the Merida stayed afloat briefly before sinking. Passengers and crew were rescued by lifeboats and nearby vessels including the Admiral Farragut and Hamilton. Several officers and crew survived, while some search and rescue operations continued into the morning.
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New York
Virginia Capes
Cinsted Fruit Company
Admiral Farragut
Merle
Tithin
Ratin
Merida
Farragit
Hamilton
Auryey
Farragut
Inwa
Merids
Fermant
Atand
Tar Fagats
Seneca
Tha Saat
Robertson
Meridty
Officar
Tibet
Sina
Honiton
Lechnerrae
Tie TK
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Trade Board
J. C. Lammerding
Rhea Ito
Isineh
John C. Lammerding
Jueteeda Jansen C. Connolly
Health Board
Wall Street
Nobby Suits
Ton P. Wever & Bon
Firat Atréet
Ats
Chip
Temp
Eit Brown
Mrs. Pattison
Club Federation
Elizabeth
Westwood Man
Self
Sale Clothing
Florence Howe Hall
John Schermerhorn
Orange
Federation
Oxfords
Alsareth Avenue
Turmerty
Bénin
Wellakanerselove
Thle Ciy
Frais
Fire Board
Mandamus
Ward
Greyhound
Battleship
Htseaner Doe
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