Nations death and waste at land resources meeting
Washington May 14 James J A railroad chief of the Northwest quits as principal speaker on land resources at the Governoret Conference at the White House. He warns of vanishing mineral wealth and the danger to industrial civilization if forests, iron and coal are not conserved, urging federal and state balance. The session notes praise for Roosevelt while debating federal power versus states rights.
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Unidentified Man Buried After Mud Bank Find
An unidentified man, about 45, five foot eight, was found head foremost in a mud bank near Biaten Joland yesterday. Morguekeeper Stiner buried the body this morning after taking measurements and a description. no identifying effects were found and police in New York City inquired.
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Open Shop Labor Fight Sparks at Pennsylvania Station
A clash erupted yesterday at Pennsylvania Station between carpenters union pickets and strikebreakers brought from Philadelphia to enforce an open shop. The incident followed May 1 work stoppages as unions pledge peaceful action while aiming to drive imported workers from local jobs. Newark contractors also discharged old staff and hired union men in Broad Street store work.
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New York woman sues former employer for alleged slur
Mies Jenniie Grotey of New York sues Simeon Crujckabank of Plainfield in Circuit Court seeking 5000 dollars damages for an alleged character slur. The suit notes Crotty represented by lawyers Blegener and Leon in January 19% proceedings as Crotty faced the claim and countersuit.
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Loot Found Stolen Here In Brooklyn Burglary Ring
Police raid uncovers jewelry silver and bric a brac loot linked to robberies across the region. William Maloney and William OBrien, both charged, with Lenaitmorg and Albert Thompson held in county jail. Authorities say the seized items included valuables identified as property of Mr Severs and other targets.
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William O'Brien
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Peete Caireets
Marty Uyon
David Remeen
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Baie City
Brooks
New York State
Active steps to improve school safety issued
Board of Education approves new safety measures for all schools, detailing fire escape updates and auxiliary alarms. Officials outline plans to conduct annual reviews and implement antiseptic shop audits while addressing facility safety concerns across districts.
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Taft and Fort Is Prediction in War Secretary Talk
Washington May 14 A Republican confidant states Taft is likely to be nominated for Secretary of War if Taft wins the election. Despite denials from Fairbanks men, rumors say several counties plan to withdraw support and shift to Taft, with Wild speculation about a coordinated move before the convention.
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Taft Support Dominates State Convention Delegates
Telegraph reports from Oregon Washington and North Dakota indicate Taft factions mobilizing to control state conventions. Endorsements for Taft and promises to vote for him are outlined as effort concentrates on electing Taft delegates.
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School Board Sets June 26 Vacation Date At Battin High
After lengthy debate and opposition the Board approved June 26 as the vacation start for the lower school while Battin High will close June 22. An amendment to shift dates failed. work hours at Battin were set from 9 AM to 1 PM for June and the overall schedule adjusted to avoid hot weather.
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May Protest Against Dog Ordinance Heats City Hall
The city prepares for final reading of a dog ordinance set to take effect May 20. Many dog owners plan to protest, as the clerk forecasts busy post passage enforcement and record keeping, including detailed dog owner and license data. The license fee is stated as one dollar per impounded dog and dog catcher pay.
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Death Suit Seeks 30000 From Railroad Company
The case before Judge Spear in Hudson County Supreme Court demands thirty thousand dollars from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for the death of David B. Dunham who was killed at Rahway July 16, 1904. His daughter Mrs Lindsay Iam represents the Dunham estate with attorneys Walton B Selover and Samuel Kalinch. Dunham, 74, operated a large carriage and womb factory in Rahway and was fatally struck while crossing the Milton Avenue crossing as a westbound train approached. Eyewitnesses say gates were up when he stepped onto the rails and the gate was lowered moments later by the gate man. The suit claims gatekeeper negligence and obstructed view at the crossing, noting prior accidents at nearby crossings. The case is expected to occupy much of tomorrow in court.
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School Board Fixes Budget at Two Hundred Fourteen Thousand
The school board approved a tentative annual budget of 214,907 for the coming year after executive session. It projects about a 40,000 increase over last year due to more teachers and staff, with salaries, fuel, and extra positions in School No 1 and others. State funding is expected to cover most costs, and taxation may adjust to cover remaining needs as the board awaits the Board of Estimate's final approval.
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