Heirs Fight Will Of George John In Orphans Court
Heirs contest the will of George John a wealthy Mountainside farmer alleging undue influence by Mrs A Tos je Soviti and others. Dr Joseph Wright the family physician testified he did not sign the instrument and could not recall its terms while four sheets of paper produced were identified as the will. The examination and proceedings unfolded with lawyers for the Trust Company and caveators presenting questions and counsel for the testator’s heirs asserting their claims.
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Joseph Wright
Weatheld
George
John
Riiter
Wright
Mernor Foster M. Voorhees
Loganimport
Ind
Mira
Nowen
Fill Trust Company
Pinky
Smiths
J. Northen
Newervey
Fr. Wat
New York
Ala
My Woethers
Tarcrani Wdrof
Marlee Winfeld
Ligansport
Mary
Mitek
John the Wiker
Will
Hee
Johan
Unnamed child head wound prompts court hearing
A five year old boy Prylyzeaki with bandaged head appears before City Hina Court in Kunako for a taint inquiry after an incident involving his family and a stone throwing attack by neighbors. The case, connected to Meron and Volomeki relatives, centers on alleged threats and disturbed peace.
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Prylyzeaki
Murgeon
Kunako
Cape
MR Pryivrosk
Neverat Companiad
Mra, Havanske
Tlaver Prylyzenki
Peat Volomeki
Peek
Meron
Hiled to Prosecute Nugar Teg Charge
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a legal action involving a party named Nugar Teg with a charge linked to medical peculiarity. Details are unclear due to transcription gaps.
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Nugar Teg
Penn Station Opened for Long Islanders
The Pennsylvania Railway tunnel system under Manhattan and the East River was opened to regular service. The first train departed from the big station at Seventh Avenue and Thirty-second Street at an early hour with no special ceremony and passengers allowed to use the facilities.
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Journal
New York
Penunyl- Venta Railway Company
Manhattan
East River
Seventh Avenue
Milrty-second Street
Ace
Stein Favors New Highway and City Progress
Alfred A. Stein a Democratic candidate for Meyer endorses a proposed highway between Elizabeth and Roosevelt. He backs extending First Street to Amboy Avenue, aims to interest Carteret officials and county officials, and pledges support to improve downtown Elizabeth.
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Alfred A. Stein
Meyer
Roosevelt
Elizabeth
M Inter
John Duncan
Flist Street Association
Duncan
Mr. Stein
Firat
Amboy Avenue
Hermann
Alfred A. Steln
Gerstung Hopes for Pay Raise for Fire Chiefs
August Gerstung, head of the fire department, says the board has favored a pay raise for himself and Assistant Chief Mahoney but action is stalled by the city council and mayor. He expects little new detail today, noting the Fire Board is supported by the city attorney’s opinion, and council may act only after mayoral vetoes are considered. He declines further comment.
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August Germtung
T Ba
Mahoney
Connell
Fire Board
Council Aete
Firens
Judge Runyon to Speak at Garwood Meeting Tonight
Judge William N. Runyon, Republican candidate for Congress, will address volunteers at a Garwood gathering tonight. The meeting aims to rally support and outline campaign positions.
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Runyon
William N. Rutyam
Congress
Garwood
al Aelle Hk Aod
Addrens
Mshting
Pisin
Nickel Company acquires waterfront tract for plant site
International Nickel Company, based at 43 Exchange Place New York, has bought about 110 acres of waterfront land near Carteret for an undisclosed price reported around 8600 000. The purchase, linked to an anticipated large refinery or plant, follows a land boom with Armour Company acquiring adjacent seventeen acres for an abattoir and packing facility. Directors may act soon to plan utilization of the land.
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International Nickel Company
Exchange Place
New York
Tter
Armour Brel Company
Carteret
Edward 8. Savage
Rahway
Mthough
Ata
Port
Reading
Lamar
Armour People
Fanvon & Jackson Terrace Company
Perth Amboy
Tragic note hints at multiple stresses behind Miss Erlemann death
Miss Juliet Erlemann of 437 Spencer Street left a final note blaming ill health since birth, family troubles, and a possible unhappy love affair for her decision to kill herself in a boarding home at 390 West Fiftieth Street New York. Her words suggest ongoing illness and unhappiness, with a friend unable to visit due to illness, and the body later taken to J A Engel’s morgue. Funeral plans for tomorrow are noted.
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Juliet Ia Erlemann
Emil Erlemann
Spencer Street
Bremen
Wight
Engel
Matt
Elizabeth
Keene Improves As James R Keen Play Progresses
In Lexington Kentucky, James R Keene shows improving form in Pereclens play, with Bev Tork delivering solid performances for the Good Remurtion team. Hommel remains steady as the season advances.
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James R. Keene
Thegreph
Lesington
Biot. U—Asamrding
Pereclens
Jagr R Kowa
Bev Tork
Hommel
Moe
Clubman Hyde Ends Life With Shot In Plainfield
Larry Hyde 45 longtime Plainfield clubman and banker committed suicide last night in Avonwood Mall area. Ill health and temporary mental aberration were noted. Hyde directed National City Bank of Plainfield and led Union County Investment Co. He was Yale graduate, brother in law of late State Senator Everett Colby, survived by wife Katherine Knowland and three children.
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Plinfield
Sept
Francin de
Larry Hyde
Thin City
Ayilewood
Mall
Hyde
National City Bank of
Wainfeld
Union Couty Investment Company
Hime
Mr. Hyde
Formour
Everett Colby
Katherine Knowland
Fred Knowland
Union County
Yale University
Flowns
Plainter Town
Saunter Club
Plainfield Goll
Stein Urges Voters on Railroads in Elisabeth Mayoral Race
Alfred A. Stein the Democratic candidate for mayor issues a circular to Citizens of Elizabeth warning that Pennsylvania and Central Railroad projects will reshape the city. He argues street improvements and sewer relief cost millions and could burden downtown and uptown areas, urging voters to choose him to safeguard the city’s interests.
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Alfred A. Stein
Lina
Elizabeth
Mr. Stein
Pennsylvania and Central
Broad Street
General Railroad Company
Smee
Haven
Alfred A. Tela
Police Delegates Leave To Attend Convention
Police delegates departed for a convention of the Patrolman Benevolent Association this morning. The gathering, held in Allande City, features O’Brien for president as a central theory while delegates discuss leadership and railroad facilities amid county officers and precinct representatives.
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Basta Toral City
Owen P. Sad Willies
Fall in shaft kills Rahway worker at Royal plant
Louis Timeli, 21, of Rahway was fatally injured at the Royal Manufacturing Company plant when he fell from a shaft doorway during a shift. He died at General Hospital after internal injuries. he was unmarried and employed at the plant. His brother arranged for the body’s return to Rahway and a funeral.
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Royal Manufacturing Company
Rahway
Louis Timeli
General Hospital
Timeli
Hia
Lita
Jusieye Wang
Conservation Gains Ground Amid Private Profit Fears
Speech before the National Conservation Congress argues that early opposition to conservation came from private profit motives. Pinchot emphasizes conservation as a public good, urging state power to regulate resources and limit corporate gain while ensuring essential water and energy needs. The discussion centers on using regulation to balance public welfare with private interests.
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Paul
Gifford Pinchot
National Conservation Congress
Conservathon
Bo Tong Ee
England's Ardor Dampsen, Telegraph to the Journal
A garbled telegraph item from Lowten notes dampened ardor as a letter and misread script confuse the scene. The fragmentary prose hints at a domestic or social topic with limited readable names or places.
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England
Roosevelt refuses dinner unless Lorimer is barred
A Chicago dinner for Theodore Roosevelt drew a firm stance from the ex-president when informed Senator William Lorimer would sit at the speakers table. Roosevelt refused to attend, insisting Lorimer be eliminated from the invitation, as a Freeport committee observed.
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Freeport
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamilton Chubr
Chicago
United States
William Lorimer
Lorimer
Extension of First Street Plan District Meeting Tonight
Elisabeth members of the Howard County Freeholders will meet to discuss extending First Street from Linden township to Carteret. Supporters push the project as shortening travel to Carteret and benefiting downtown. critics fear the Board of Freeholders may not act. Local leaders emphasize a direct Middlesex route as already started and urge definite plans to complete the highway.
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Elisabeth
Talent County
Howard of Freeholders
William Tl. Gurrinon
Thomas F. Haviland
Charles JF
Jensen
Jacob Martin
Bouth Firat Street
Scromy Linden Township
Carteret
Thin Hin
Firat Atreot
Inez
Firat Streat Association
South Firet Streat
Jacob Marthi
Charles J. Jensen
Board of Freeholders
Fouth First Street
First Street
Middlesex Oor Dorough
Eth
Elizabeth
Accused of Assault Held for Hearing in City Court
Joseph Admiro and John J Staaton faced City Criminal Court before Judge Tadge Mahon regarding an assault on Louis Kukler near Hin home. Admiro was held on bail for a September 14 hearing. Kukler remains hospitalized from injuries.
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Louis Kukler
Hin
Joseph Admiro
Tadge Mahon
City Criminal Court
Schmiro
John J. Staaton
Mahon
An Kukler
Wounda
Mahon Waa
Umw
My” Beate
Admiro
Reitman
Portavenne
Bumler
Kehmlo
Alexian Beaprists
Bramler
Judge Mahon
Gothe Tel
Kerkler
Mohanta
Butler Ames Confident in Senate Bid Against Lodge
Butler Ames, candidate for the State Senate, predicts defeat for Senate opponent Yeary Cabot Lodge. He cites voter age dynamics, arguing younger Republican voters favor change and reference to experiences in New Hampshire and the Western states. Ames argues Lodge fails to grasp shifting public sentiment.
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Ringfield
Marn
Mae Butler Ames
Taltes
Senate
Cabot Lodge
Ames
Lodge
New Hamphire
Ghetes
Ex congressman killed in Maine touring car wreck
In Bingham Maine a touring car overturned killing former congressman Ige Weymouth of Fair Haven Mass and seriously injuring two companions H R Javan and F A Dinamore of Bowtem. The crash shocked local residents and rescue crews rushed to the scene.
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Bingham
Maine
W. Weymouth
Fair Haven
Mass
H.r.javnn
F. A. Dinamore
Bowtem
Crippen Loses Nerve At Crippen Hearing
London report of Crippen in New Street Police Court on murder charge shows him agitated, conversing with former stenographer Ethel Le Neve as hyoscine evidence is discussed. Witnesses describe his attempt to have wife cremated and ashes returned.
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London
Crippen
New Street
Tolle Elmore
Tuedey
Hyoscte Polaoi
Abu
Misa Ethel Clare le Neve
Wilcox
Neresn
Canada
Legislators Must Tell Of Stock Transactions
A New York legislative hearing revealed pressure from large corporations over stock transactions and bank deposits during the session. Chief Counsel Renthe described subpoenas and investigations into lawmakers and delays in disclosure, highlighting calls for clearer reporting of financial interests amid ongoing debates.
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New York
Gept
Rentethas
Fragmentary Tulsa city unrest report from early session
A garbled OCR fragment outlines political maneuvering around a temporary chairmanship and a Senate discussion colorfully referenced as the Hex tribunal. It notes Elihu Hoover leaving for a farm in Uneide county and suggests a lack of attendance at a convension.
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Iorad Fghi
Elihu
Uneide
Wall Street Report on Market Movements Today
The report notes irregular stock activity with minutes showing a mix of up and down moves. Prices rose briefly during early trade but gains faded as selling pressure returned. Government bonds held steady while general market mood tightened and traders eyed the next cues.
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Wall Street
New York
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