No Half Sessions In Public Schools This Year
Superintendent Clement announced there will be no half sessions in public schools next term barring an unprecedented pupil surge. Nine new teachers have been hired, with lower grades on four-hour days and upper grades on full days. He expects enrollment to rise and notes uncertainty about how many new students will attend from out of district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement
Maine
Ehilin
Worston
Battin
Jool
Heniters
Hattinigh School
Cere Vale
Kerene
Springfield Road
EL Morachil
Cherry Street
IFE'S STORY DIFFERS FROM THAT OF HUSBAND
Polonia, a resident of this city section, entered a certain place last night asking for shelter. She claimed she was assaulted by her husband and led to a disorderly conduct charge. The case moved to City Criminal Court, where the man claimed intoxication and denied the assault. He was discharged, while the woman remained in custody for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polonia
Prirotman Hilderbrant
Erank Rafah
Prlaomen
Saint Lea
Polomin
City Criminal Court
Nai
Rotiki
End of Vacation Season Brings Heat to Elizabeth City
Vacation season ends as hot waves push Elizabeth residents back to city life. People rushed to beaches and parks while trains and buses carried record crowds. Officials noted a two degree drop below cooling thresholds, but the day reached 87 degrees in shade at noon.
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Cone Mountain
Pennsylvania
Delaware Water Gap
Jeracy
Mercury
Staten
Elizabeth
Governoment
Buirem
County Court Jurors Drawn for October Term
The October term petit jury panel for county courts was drawn by Sheriff Kirkland before Judge Atwater. Sixty jurors chosen, twenty four from this city, will serve in all enacting civil and criminal cases across districts including Plainfield, Roselle Park, Roselle, Kenilworth, Cranford, Linden, Garwood, New Providence and Maplewood areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherit Kirkland
Atwater
Court of Common Plena
Ortater
Pamet
Ogy
Robert Inx
Albert T. Fam
Brngat F. Thorn
Jinm W. Harrison
George Uss, Jr
John Toodie
Jacob Gether
Harrison Johnson
James FE
Devine
Plainfield
Cutter
Frank Hazeltine
George Viehfork
Garrett T. Dunham
H. L. Hall
Frank W. Run‘yon
Taander N. Bovell
Aarge
Ms Kirkner
Thomas Cuming
Clarence Brokaw
Swamit
John J. Lamb
Tampa
W. Faulkger
Fobn
I. Ludlow
Fred Roake
Linden
Thomas Harrigan
Henry Incke
Kanwood
Walter Clark
Garwoot
John Butt
Sprit T. Walte
Ralph Bherille
New Providence
Luyther V
Builgley
Firemen Recall to Blaze at Varnish Company
Fire department called twice for a blaze at the New York Road Varnish Company on South Front Street. Firemen fought the flames for two hours, using ladders and steam to reach the heavy floors. Engine companies responded and worked cautiously to bring the fire under control after the stills were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Road
Norse
Man Collapses Near Telegraph Office In Eant Wrund Street
James Sullivan, who lives on inherited property, collapsed in front of the Petal Telegraph Company's office in Eant Wrund Street late last evening. He burst a blood vessel while walking and his legene condition, though serious, improved after police ordered his removal to the hospital. A patrolman reported he was not in immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Petal Telegraph Company
Eant Wrund Atreet
James Sullivan
Ant
Moser
Honda
Hemor
Fire board to review chief and assistant status
Fragmented OCR text shows the board of fire examining the fire chief and assistant. It mentions fire commissioner consideration and reporting to the committee with unclear and partial details about jurisdiction and timing. The readable elements point to a personnel determination within city fire administration.
Angry Woman Beats Bankers in New York
Mrs von Claussen, claiming $25,000 from United States Mortgage and Trust Company, assaulted first vice president Calvert Brewer and second vice president Carl G. Rasmus after they refused payment. She and companion Nellie Van Stingerland disrupted the bank scene, injuring Brewer and causing a commotion as she sought the funds she says are due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Calvert Brewer
Carl G. Rasmus
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Téa von Claussen
Trust Company
von Claussen
von Claventa
Michael Byrns
United States
Gut
Nellie van Stingerland
Brewer
von Claspen
von Classen
Roosevelt
Graves
Sweden
Graven
Found Lying in Street After Severe Head Wound
Police hunt for Louis Kukler 40, after a severe head wound from an alleged bottle blow. He was found unconscious near his home yesterday afternoon and taken to General Hospital where he claimed he was assaulted. Detectives from the Second Precinct traced the assailant to a Polish man named Bing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kukler
Plice
Sprecinet
Ends Paris London Flight Debut Seen By Journal
Report notes a Paris to London air route milestone as observers cite the Secoall setae and Telegraph 36 the Journal reference. The item hints at a historic aviation moment with limited legible details.
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the Journal
Conservation Fight Begins at National Congress
Telegraphed report from St Paul describes Theodore Roosevelt shifting to support federal control of waterpower and swamp land drainage while Taft remains noncommittal. Roosevelt criticizes state forest control as supporters applaud and business leaders back state rights. Roosevelt arrives in Minnesota to a welcome by Governor Eberhardt and local officials.
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St Paul
Theodore Taconevelt
Tay
St. Paul
National Conservation Congress
Cal. Ronenvelt
Taft
National Foret Bureau
Roosevelt
Spain
Teddy
Neema
James J. Hill
Pat
Rhemr
Minnespolle
Eberhardt
Thrown Tumbler Incident Sparks Arrests in Pine Street
Police arrested Charles Smith after a glass tossed from a second story window struck Tony Kreder of 133 Pine Street early today. Kreder was found in the street with a deep cut from eye toward his mouth and was taken to General Hospital in serious condition. Smith was picked up nearby and held as Kreder’s injury and the circumstances were investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Street
Tony Kreder
Charles Smith
Kreder
O'ficien
O'Brien
Smith
Crippen Murder Trial Opens as Crown Outlines Case
Telegraph report from Vanden Sept 6 describes the Crippen murder trial beginning. Crown lawyer Humphrey outlined evidence including a jar with a headless body portion and a lab report by Dr Pepper indicating murder by poison. Le Neve faces accessory charges and her role is being questioned in court.
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Trarnel
Vanden
H. H. Crippen
Ethel Clare le Neve
Belle Elmore
Humphrey
Crippen
Lome
Dr. Pepper
Polnon
Mim le Neves
Man in Serious Condition After Stabbing Incident
Howard Smith remained in serious condition today after being stabbed multiple times during a parade yesterday in Astory Park. Police reported the attack occurred during a public event, with witnesses describing the assailant as unknown. DeWitt Heeke provided initial remarks on the investigation as officials continue to gather details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astory Park
Howard Smith
DeWitt Heeke
Young felons held after downtown thefts and misfortune
Felix Yargur aged 3 and John Peron aged 10 face charges of burglary in City Criminal Court as police report they terrorized downtown stores taking candy and tobacco. A separate incident notes Rey Tener, 22, spraining her wrist after a clothesline accident at 17014 First Street while hanging laundry.
Death of Mrs Jesse R Value at 87 in Wilmington
Mrs Jesse R Value widow of Jesse Value died at her home 76 North Broad Street Wilmington after years of rheumatic illness and a paralytic shock. She was 87 and had lived in Wilmington for 40 years. Survived by husband Harry Value two daughters Mrs Ernest Stackpole of Boston and Mrs Sidney Mason of Wilmington and a son John Value of Wilmington plus several other relatives. The family came from the South after the Civil War and Mr Value had previously worked in New York and Elizabeth City.
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Jesse R
Value Mra
Bilith B. Value
Jeane Re Vata
Apd
Ferge— Wholenate
New Orleans
North Broad Street
Jane
Hed Heed
Flivw
Beth
Are Value
Wilmington
Vatie
bin Thy
New York
Value
Elizabeth
Mire
North Benair Street
Remaliadl
Ernest Stackpole
Boxton
Oliver
Wavarly Place
John Thirnside
Pooomahe Cir
Marylands
Victory
Beverly BR
North Bros Street
Sidney B. Mason
Wilulogtan
Del
Stolen Waste Case Near Vale Road Prompts Charge
Detective Bollinger reports James Farley, a rampy wrester, charged after stealing waste from cars on Vale Road. Farley and an accomplice are alleged to have carried out a weekly theft, with authorities pursuing the pair for ten days. The account notes a man named Greek wan and mentions a county jail detainment.
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Vale Road of
James Farley
Bollinger
Arnt
Totes Maha
Bollingerette
Farley
Promoter Blamed After Coney Island Accident
Alfred Ryckof, a Chicago amusement promoter, is charged with criminal negligence for the Coney Island accident. He was taken to court for examination as investigators detail the Ferris wheel ride collapse caused by an axle break, injuring multiple people including Arthur Starr, Lena Lawn, and others, with at least one death reported.
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New York
Alfred Ryckof
Chicago
Way
Thrilfer
Lwervie
Arthur Starr
Gna
Myr
Aewat Muller
Lena Lawn
Wien
Handsome Piano Store to Open on Broad Street
The Steger & Son Piano Manufacturing Co expands, vacating 1163 Past Jeremy Street to occupy the former Citizens Bank building on Broad Street. J Hirtzel Jr will manage the new Steger store, slated to open around September 13, offering upright, grand and player pianos. The firm, founded thirty years ago by W Breyer in Steger Illinois, profits shared among employees at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hteger & Son
Jeremy Street
Citizeny Bank
J. Hirtzel, Jr
Steger
Elizabeth
Eherge
Ith Ite
Jana
United States
TV. Breyer
Ernilt
Tegen
Lunor
Hirtzel
Broad Street
Bros. Wtevet Merchante
Avestron Ia
Sunenery
Unexplained Bruises On Infant Patient At St Elizabeth Hospital
A baby girl about 18 months old from Erie Street was found with a deep cut on her throat and more than thirty bruises all over, left alone by her mother. Neighbor Maryee’s care was blamed by the mother. authorities reported the child’s condition serious with severe facial lacerations and possible growth-like swelling. Neighbors recall the child being wheeled in a stroller near the street and then brought inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Reropko
Erie Treet
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Ale
Abe
Howe
Dra Bull Stein
Arthur Btern
St. Kilzabeth Hospital
Vr. Stein
Wim
Mrtyee
Horn
Two Men Charged With Grand Larceny In City Court
Israel Greenberg of 227 South Seventh Street and Michael Blackman of 10 Palmer Street were arraigned today on grand larceny charges. Prosecutors say they stole old iron and two hammers from a Spring Street machine shop. Each defendant posted $20 bail for a September 16 appearance. The pair claim they did not know the plaintiff sought the metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Greenberg
South Seventh Street
Michael Blackman
Palmer Street
Black
Wmith and Machine Shop
Spring Street
Judy Ma
Cy. Criminal Court
Saitharyn
Mil Eninss
Aveman
Greenberg
Souane
Frying Pan Weapon of Sister Case Heard in Court
In City Criminal Court Joseph George of Kinley Street testified today that a woman battered him with a frying pan during an early morning dispute. He had previously complained the two men assaulted him and a warrant had been issued. Judge Mahon reserved ruling as the case proceeded with both sides presenting claims of the others actions.
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City Criminal Court
Joseph George
Kinley Street
Wb Sittes
John Mebeisky
George Had
Preslouly
Lieorge
Binslater
Thies
Mahon
Casa
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Trading Amid Weak Fleeting Gains
New York stocks opened with uneven activity as measures of demand showed mild improvements but trading remained tentative. Government bonds held steady while most issues drifted, with investors cautious after a tentative uptick in early fractions and fluctuating prices across sectors.
Fragmentary Court Scene and Local Ads From Early Issue
A garbled OCR item references a civil court matter involving Blackford and a spouse, plus a vague “Union Business College” notice and a Purity Mile advertisement. The readable fragments suggest a court dispute and local business notices, with names and addresses obscured by transcription errors.
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ALF
Or Clement
Ife
Husband
Renee AY
EY Cotter
Amas
Board of Fire
Emitom
Amimetepee Tm
Sasistant
Topmantnstoyers Velut
Alteemey
Raturrat
Henry S. Graves
Gifford Pinghot
How
Youn Barrett
International Bureau of American Republica
Congress
Hind
Miss Lesner
Minhon
Felix Yargur
John Peron
Bee
Louth Lowenstain
Matore
Jadwan
Yargar
Ting Lowenstein
Flist Street
General Hospital
Nas
Olf Andj
Mra
David Tener
Wits
Journal
Tot
Sister
Wall Street
Giorke
Judes
Blackford
Union Business College
Baryman
Purity Mile Zor
Otpalidg
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