Fifth District returns: Martine leads Fowler by 764
Local returns from Morris and Warren counties show James B. Martine Democrat ahead of Charles N. Fowler in the Fifth District congressional race. Early tallies place Martine with a net plurality of 764, with revised figures suggesting adjustments as counties report results.
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Fowler
Morria
Martine Osfried Warren
Belvidere
Warren County
James B. Martine
Charles N. Fowler
Morris County
Forristown
Harlow Fowler
Fowler Yoo
Warn
Union County
Morris
Wolf
Fowler Says He Is Pleased With Election Result
Congressman Charles N Fowler voiced satisfaction with the contest outcome praising the Republican margin. He attributed the victory to party support and the district’s leanings, noting gains in several districts while Democrats faced declines. A defeated Democratic candidate James E Marting offered polite thanks and defended his campaign despite the loss.
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Charles N. Fowler
Allances Sim
Punt
Majori
Five Injured in Aergey City Fire
Five people were injured in a four story stone building at 352 Henderson Street. Fire crews battled a hallway blaze after a top floor collapse. Five burned adults and three children were pulled from ladders. One victim found on the third floor was identified in the confusion. Firefighters say the group will recover.
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Jeremy
Stonemont
Henderson Street
Gashlers
Ela Ni
Cutté
Nive
Lissie
John Engiich
Iby
Deka Mitralns
Sr. Murphy
Urphy
Virweka Thanas
Francis Cotton Dead At 71 Memorial Notices
Francis Cotton, 71, longtime caretaker of the National State Bank for eighteen years and former member of the Police Department, died at noon today at his home on 8 Road Street after a brief illness. He planned to visit relatives and attend church events with his family but passed away suddenly, with services pending.
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Francis Cottom
National State Bank
Fileabeth Polles
Rela- Tink
Ofhers
Orang
Skidoo Fever Draws Public Attention Across Town
A chaotic local sensation grips residents as a baffling phrase and recurring shout of Skidoo dominates street chatter. Reports note a quirky trend fueled by social media and curious performances, with officials warning against misinformation.
Smith Views Battlefield Says Republican Support Rises
Plainfield and Union County Republicans report gains in support for their ticket as Frank H. Smith reviews releases and party strength. Fowler’s weaker showing in Elisabeth and Plainfield is noted, with emphasis on Martinez's popularity and ongoing campaign efforts.
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Martinez
Fowler
Plainfield
Frank H. Smith
Union County Republiaa Committee
Tech
Elisabeth
Élieve
la Doe
James E. Merting
Senta
Mayor Berry Congratulates Mayor-Elect Ryan on Victory
The text records Mayor Berry's cheerful mood as he congratulates the mayor-elect P. J. Ryan and extends good wishes after the election. It notes political opponents and expresses satisfaction with the mayoralty result.
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Berry
Rindy
Yasterday
Eledt
P. J
Ryan i
Cortaia Faith Public Pulpit Statement Noted
A pastor from Newark faced questions about a plaintive public appeal. The statement referenced a pulpit talk amid concerns from Ip and others about age and charges. Local readers are advised to seek the full report for details.
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Cortaia
Newairk
Car Upset at Central Railroad Affects Brogd Street Scene
A car from the Central Railroad was struck near Brogd Street and tipped into a bumper formed by wall ends supported by braces. An engineer reportedly backed the vehicle too hard, causing the mishap. No injuries noted in early morning report.
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Petora
The
Central Railroad
Brogd Street
Bruce's Election Debate Hints at Close Outcome
Reporters note boards of canvassers will reveal statewide results next Tuesday with Bruce’s victory margin contested. Estimates vary, some predicting Bruce down by 4000, others up by 4000, while Hearst’s fate remains tied to Bruce’s loss or win and Democratic ticket prospects depend on final counts.
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Boards of County
Canvaosers Iert
Bruce
Woodruff
W. R. Hearst
New York City
Eenvanes
Fragmentary political report mentions state reactions
The text references distress over a national issue and early returns. It notes commentary about confidence in the country’s future and a statement that the Secretary will depart for Washington tomorrow morning. The fragment hints at ongoing election commentary and government action without full context.
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York
Washington
Republicans Carry Alabama County Defeat Narrow Results
In Mobile Alabama on November 8 voters delivered a GOP sweep as Republicans carried a county for the first time since Reconstruction era. In Winston Alabama the smaller district saw every Republican candidate defeated, marking a sharp reversal in local political balance.
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Alabama
Mobile
Ala
Winston
Eis
Leper’s Eight Children Attend Public School
Wareham Mines report notes eight children from Frank Pome, once of Harwich, now residing in the pest house. The public school attendance is cited amid concerns over the leper settlement and ongoing health restrictions.
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Wareham
Mines
Frank Pome
Harwich
Fey Eer Af Lie
Faulkner Fools Cop In Oak Street Night Exchange
Thomas Faulkner, an erring man, is found sleeping on the flag pavement of Oakstrost Magnolia avenue after wandering and drinking. Patrolman Ulrich, guiding him home, endures a lengthy, comic pursuit as Faulkner tries to bluff his way through a midnight exchange.
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Ulrich
Thomas Faulkner
Moraine
Oakstrost
Magnolia Avenue
Olver Ulrich
Thomas
Oak Street
Anik
Thoman
ILA
Mia
Alameda
Alde
London man arraigned after alleged killing of mother in law
Carl Stau, described as an attorney from Weshington, was arraigned at Bow Street Court on a murder charge involving his mother in law. He stoutly denied the accusation, claiming some misunderstanding, and was remanded for further hearing.
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London
Carl Stau
Weshington
Germany
Bride Arraigned for Murder Trial in Chicago Court
Sue Lucille McLeod, now Mrs. Fred Meinhard, faces a murder charge in Chicago. She is scheduled to appear before a jury to answer for the killing of William T. Niema, with trial set to begin soon as the court adjourns.
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Chicago
Florida trip contest goes merrily on
Fragmented OCR text describes a Florida trip contest with unclear details. It mentions Kitmad Beeman leading with fifteen votes over rival William Corboa and notes doubt about how the contest will terminate as early starts are premature and some are saving their tickets.
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Florida
Kitmad
William’ Corboa
Body fragments pulled from Birmingham sewer
Parts of a human body were recovered from a Birmingham county sewer over several days. The coroner ruled death violent and the motive unknown. Fragments include a trunk, a foot encased in a shoe, a skull, and ties to rock with wire and rope found along the sewer line.
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Birmingham
Ala
Rochemer
Germany braces for tariff war after GOP gains
Berlin reports growing German disappointment as Republican victories in the U.S. elections signal a firm tariff stance. German newspapers warn of a likely tariff war with the United States, noting Berlin’s hope for a demotion of tariffs and a favorable commercial treaty. The embassy and official circles confront criticism over policy expectations.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Karen Beerobecg
Mat
Standard Oil Oath of Prosperity Amid Pennsylvania Elections
Signal Oil Company remarks on Pennsylvania open ticket results and management changes. The company claims greater prosperity ahead and invites its employees to participate in the forthcoming opportunities.
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Signal Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Wall Street Market Snapshot with Mixed Activity
Wall Street reports a quiet session with most stock prices advancing early and then easing. Government bonds show little change as the market ends modestly firm, with steady conditions across active issues and little volatility after the opening.
Woman and Child Saved as Fire Rages at New Point Road
A three o’clock blaze at a four story Morria Weltcheck building on New Point Road and Fifth Street endangered residents. Neighbors and Chief Gerstung aided as a mother and infant were rescued from the Seich home, while two firemen were injured. The fire destroyed the upper floors and caused extensive property loss, with several families rendered homeless.
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New Point Road
Fifth Street
Morria Weltcheck
Jacob Kipp
Singer Employe
Saich
Singer
Mahoney
Jacob Eisin
Seich
Mother
Babs
Obullivan
Patrick
Leas Dan
Ueay
Srebrand
Tirem
Pavers
Szegous Neer
Beart
Gefch Ptey
Thieteenth
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James E. Aarting
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Aergey
Francis Cotton
Meeeenger
Mauler
Ana
Roose Tet
Smith
County
Derry
Ryan
New York
Hearet
Empire
Tite
Faulkner Fooled Cop
Thera
Bride
Ofnger Factory
Wiad
Standard Oil
Rory
Wall ‘Street
nae _& Company
Aree Am
Locomotivery
Amer
West
Central NT
Oat & West
Southern & Souther
Feme Paris
Unies Pact
Wanasdieth
Haa & Rhénen
Dennis O'Sullivan
Callman
Hoseman
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