Martin boom for governor is under way
The Kavex county branch of the Progressive Republican League of New Jersey held a dollar dinner in Krueger Auditorium New York last evening. Speakers included Rep. George W. Norris of Nebraska and Rep. Miles Poindexter Washington who backed William P. Martin of Newark for the Republican gubernatorial nomination at the September 13 primary.
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Progressive Republican League of New
Jersey
Krueger
New York
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Republican Party
Congress
Miles Poindexter
Washington
William Parmentier Martin
Newark
New Idea
Edmund Osborne
Montclair
Essex County League
Norris and
Waindexter
William . P
Applicants for police force positions examined
Twenty one applicants for positions on the force were examined last night by the Police Committee at police headquarters. Most were stalwart young men who answered questions well. A second examination will occur soon and appointments will be decided after the committee reports to City Council. Possible recommendations expected at the Wednesday meeting.
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Police Committee
City Council
Police
Coler charged with assault in county court case
George Coler of B14 Bond Street was arrested in county criminal court today on charges of assault and battery. He denied the charge and requested a hearing to be held Monday morning. A courtroom incident involved Chris Fulton of Fulton Street, with details unclear in the fragment.
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Iorge Coler
Wrrest
Cnty Criminal Court
Té-Diay
Ulm
Chris — FA Fulton
Street
Wite
Celer
Te Pon Coler
Transfer Idea in Effort to Bypass Excise Board
An alleged scheme to dodge liquor laws via license transfers involves Mark Tarbay who ran a Fulton street saloon, Jerry Bentley recently convicted of Sunday liquor selling, and Joseph Yonkus seeking a new license for Anthony Patrick’s 82 Bond Street site. The transfer plan faces board scrutiny, with Tarbay’s renewal denied and a proposed transfer to 500 Bayway likely reviewed at the June meeting, amid protest from the Moore Company and legal challenges by the Methodist Social Union.
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Fulton Street
Jerry Bentley
Joseph Yonkus
Anthony Patrick
Bond Street
Elizabeth
Excise
Bentley
Licenas
Excise Board
Sentley
John Antinok
Tarbay
Mark Tarbay
Front
Fulton Streets
Blanchard
5. L. Moore & Sons Corporation
Moore
Bayway
Aterrene Seseene
Nathaniel K. Astfalk
Astfalk
Tarbs
Onkus
Ordi
Yonkus & the Bee
Patrick
Henry Flagge Indicted For Liquor and Screen Law Violations
Henry Flagge proprietor of a saloon at Second and East Jersey Street was arraigned in the Court of Quarter Sessions before Judge Atwater on charges of selling liquor on Sunday and violating the screen laws. Bail set at 300 dollars, with a June 9 trial date. Also arraigned was Frank Queerfield the bartender. James J. McKenna, a Cranford building contractor, faced a separate larceny case. the jury was directed to verdict not guilty. Ros
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Henry Flagge
Second
East Jersey Streete
Hetfield
James J. McKenna
Cranford
William R. Wilson
Wilson
Boy Run Over by Truck Crushed Feet in Street Accident
Five year old Victor Morrokey of 145 Bond Street was struck by a heavy truck while playing near his home. The wheels passed over his feet, crushing them, and his father John Morrokey carried him indoors before the truck owner Egnatero Viviane of 606 Third Avenue and driver Salvatore Sirgeno were arrested and taken to the Second Precinct. The boy was reported resting comfortably after the incident.
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Bome
Victor Morrokey
John Morrokey
Bond Street
Egnatero Viviane
Third Avenue
Salvatore Sirgeno
Peren
Samuel Ion
Seesiece
Denver pulpit announced for Rev Charles Townsend Jr
The Rev Charles Townsend Jr of 433 Westminster Avenue will assume charge of St Thomas Church in Denver next Sunday. He has pastored at the Church of the Heavenly Rest Plain Bell for two years, was born locally, studied at Princeton, and graduated from a General Theological Seminary. He served missionary work with the Episcopal Church for a year and was assigned to the Church of St Beaton before moving to Denver.
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Charles “Townsend, Jr
Westminster Avenue
St Thomas Church
Denver
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Plain Bell
Princeton
General
New York
Episcopal Church
Praleiela
Liquor controversy rocks Presbyterian Assembly in Atlantic City
The Presbyterian Northern General Assembly at Atlantic City debated Homer Castle's resolution urging a church stance against the liquor traffic. Amid uproar and parliamentary chaos, the measure was revised and referred to the temperance committee as William Jennings Bryan sent a wireless urging a total abstinence committee.
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Iin
Atlantic City
Presbyterian Northern General Assembly
Homer Castle
Pennsylvania
Castle
Little
Arthur J. Brown
Board of Foreign Missions
Far East
Brown
Pittsburg
Terian
Henry Marcotte
Portland, Ore
Presbyterian General Assembly
Prohibition Party
Sharpe
Mr. Sharpe
Temperance Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Mid Ocean
Assembly
Cambridge Honors Roosevelt With Honorary Degree
Cambridge University awarded an honorary degree to Theodore Roosevelt, accepted by a crowd of students and townspeople. Dr. Sandys praised him as the most vigorous and versatile man in the world in peace efforts, a friend of the British Empire and of all good people.
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Eng
Cambridge University
Europe
Col
F Plewodore
Roowmvelta
Tobmnel
London
Sandys
Roosevelt
Social Postponed At St James Church Event
Postponed social planned for Epworth League at St James Methodist Episcopal Church, now rescheduled from Friday evening to a future date. The notice urged attendees to bring their sons or daughters who recently received some form of recognition.
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St. James Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Franchises Tax Story Denied by Hansel in Jersey City
Charles Hansel of Cranford, railroad revaluation commissioner with base in the Cleveland building, rejected a Jersey City newspaper report that he told the State Board of Assessors a $45,500,000 increase in railroad franchise valuations should be added. He stated he made no such statement and would not comment further at this stage.
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Charles Hansel
Cranford
Cleveland
Jersey City
State Board of Assessors
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Hansel
Fragis
Waite
Miri
Theodore
Union
Playground Field Day Set for Elizabeth Schools
Arrangements are complete for a Saturday field day by Elizabeth public schools at Star athletic field on Firat and Trumbull. About 2,500 children will take part led by a flag drill with 1,000 performers. Refreshments will be sold to fund the Playground Commission. If rain halts the event, it will move to Saturday afternoon June 4 with tickets honored.
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Elizabeth
Star Athletic
Firat Rand Trumbull
Sahar
Freight wreck blocks Perth Amboy junction tracks
A freight wreck at Perth Amboy Junction blocked two freight tracks after a broken axle caused cars to derail. No serious injuries were reported. The westbound passenger track was blocked for a time, delaying the 10:20 to New Brunswick, with many freight trains tied up until afternoon. Union sessions announced at Dix Building.
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Perth Amboy
BFERE
New Brunswick
Steamer Collides With Submarine Killing 24 Crew
Calais May 26 A French submarine Pluviose was sunk outside the bay after a collision with the Ville de Calais. The commander and 23 others perished as the sub sailed half submerged. The Ville de Calais, damaged, sent calls for aid while life boats searched for survivors.
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Aerogrames
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Cherbourg
Miss Harriman and Charles Rumsey Wedd in Arden Church
Miss Mary Harriman daughter of the late E J Harriman and Charles Cary Rumsey of Buffalo were married at St John s Episcopal Chapel Arden N Y with only immediate family present The ceremony featured a new carpet and simple interior decor Afterward the wedding party traveled to the Harriman mansion for breakfast A brief wedding trip is planned with a longer stay in the Adirondacks at the couple s executive residence to follow
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N. Y
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E. J. Harriman
Charles Cary Rumsey
Buffalo
St. John’s Episcopal Chapel
FE. H. Harriman
Carol Harriman
Lawrence D. Rumsey
Groens
J. Holmes McGuiness
Harriman Mansion
Abe Hanep
Clea
Man Hurt After Fall Sent to Alexian Hospital
Michael Brady of 247 Union Street fell Sunday night. He was picked up semi conscious and taken home. A doctor said internal injuries were possible and he was moved to Alexian Hospital Tuesday night for examination. He is expected to recover in a day or so.
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Michael Brady
Union Street
Alexian Hospital
Brady
Fowler's War on Kean Set to Start June 3
Insurgent Republicans rally for Charles N. Fowler's bid for reelection to the House and to push for United States Senators elected by popular vote. A mass meeting at Proctor's Theatre featuring U S Senator William Borah and Rep Victor Murdock aims to boost the effort and link to a national insurgent movement. Negotiations to secure the venue were ongoing.
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Charles N. Fowler
House of Representatives
John Kean
New Idea
Fowler
Proctor’s
Republican League of New Jersey
United States
Kean
William K. Borah
Idaho
Victor Murdock
Kansas
K In
Proctor
Louis V. Hoagland
Cobbler Stabs Boy In Shop After Annoyances
Morris Kellner a cobbler of 106 Franklin street is held for Grand Jury on a charge of stabbing John Plank 16 at his shop with a shoemaker knife. Kellner says the act was accidental after being harassed by boys who opened his door and fled. Plank was treated for a puncture above the heart but remains out of danger.
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John Plank
Elizabeth Avenue
Morris Kellner
Franklin Street
Mahon
City Criminal Court
Rail
Samuel Koestler
Kellner
Plank
Afehon
Wepgeant
Cankault
A. W. Lamy
Jersey Street
Leonard and
Denman
John O'Leary
Second Precinct
Kellners Thop
Exchange suspends firm over commission practices
New York May 26 The firm of E F Hutton and Company was suspended for one year by the governor of the Stock Exchange for violating rules. The action cited paying a portion of the firm's commissions from customs to an employee as the improper practice.
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New York
E. F. Hutton & Company
Stock “Exchange
Ee Aesnina
Eli
Wall Street Thrum Amid Mixed Trading Roundup
The report notes a strong tone at market open with broad material gains across sectors. Hints of recessions appeared later but trading cooled after midday as investors shifted focus to policy actions and potential shifts in the market landscape.
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New York
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