Empty Cradle Empty Church in Catholic World Debate
Montreal dispatch reports a Vatican tied debate as Catholic leaders in the Holy See and England's Cardinal Vaughan argue on Catholic fecundity, marriage, and church influence. Protestants risk extinction, while modern families face economic and social pressures. The Omega Congress proceedings feature Archbishop Farley, Cardinal Vacelli, and other dignitaries amid ceremonial pageantry.
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Montreal
Que
Uct
Hertard Vaughan
England
Pyelatex
Elvan
Cathole
Crona
Angela
Lenser
Three Alarms of Fire Reported in City
Three alarms were sounded last night and this morning for two minor blazes. A roof maze fire at 21 South Spring Street caused a small $10 loss. chimney suspected. Thomas Winans owns the residence. A false alarm at a box near Leather Works in Magnolia occurred at 7:53, with no one found. A fire at 323 Palmer Avenue involved rags and cotton batting. little damage. Company 8 responded with engines and trucks to Boxes 19 and 7.
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South Spring Street
Ung Baid
Thomas Winans
Magnolia
Ave We
Michaal Krinhoure
Palmer
Ne Company 8
Union Business Catalogue Listing Fragment
Partial OCR shows a business contact entry for a catalogue listing. Reads like a street address in Dix Bull area with a phone number and a surnamed principal. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Union Businesa
Road Street
Dix Bull
Berrian
City Officials Scored by Colonel Roosevelt
Columbus report from Telegraph to Joaveat describes a September disturbance at the Columbus Barracks led by Col Tiendere Renee Felt, criticizing local authorities for failing to suppress lawless acts and demanding accountability for public servants and citizens who fail to uphold justice and order.
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Roosevelt
Columbus
Ohio
Col Tiendere
Renee
Columus
Toriny Rpm
Pilot survives fall after aeroplane crash at fairgrounds
Reports from Sacramento and Boston describe Charles K. Hamilton recovering after a severe fall from a 150 foot aeroplane at the fairgrounds. Doctors say his condition is favorable and no permanent injuries are seen, despite initial fears and visible facial injuries. Hamilton attributed the crash to a jammed rudder and radiator.
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Journal
Sacramento
Cal
Phy ‘Siciana
Charles K. Hamilton
Mainten
Fairgrounds
Hamilton
Sid Hamilton
Chauffeur Burned In Garage Fire In Repair Work
A chauffeur, residing at 183 Muilen Street, suffered serious burns while repairing his employer’s automobile as a fire started in a pit. His arms and face were burned and skin peeled, leaving him unable to work for several weeks. The incident occurred in Pilimbab, MJ, with no further injuries reported.
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Ute Aulert
Muilen Street
Pestenlay
Funds raised to aid Borkan family in Brunswick eviction case
Series of developments unfold in the Brunswick district court case involving Hymn Borkan and his evicted family. A bail was posted and community relief efforts emerged as Max Fern and Anna Fern plan support, with statements from Hyman Burkan alleging conspiracy and financial strain.
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Barkan
BrunaWick Neenaey
Owler
Ye District Court
Hymn Borkan
Mintriet Cort
Min
Borkan
Brunawick Arec
Ian
Andow
Mins Anna Fern
Korn
Dudge
Hyman Burkwa
Fern
Burkan
Getzel
Hyman
Mrunawick Avenue
Addreay
Max Fern
Taya
Sid Borkan
Promings
Infaw
Hearing on liability question arranged by state commission
The State Employers' Liability Commission holds a public hearing in Jersey City in the Board of Trade room from 10 40 A M to 4 P M next Monday. John T Cosgrove and labor leaders attend as industrial magnates and officials discuss employer liability ahead of a bill for the next Legislature. The topic draws state and national figures as in Newark last June and New York's statute precedent.
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Lisbility Commission
John T. Cosgrove
Organized Labor
Board of Trade Roome
Jersey City
Govenor Fort, Aa
Inst. Legis.latire
Tt In
In Hill
Samuel Gompera
Joan Mitchell
Tabor
Ben
New Jersey
Elizabeth
Newark
New York
Labor leaders vow warmer ties as strikes loom
In London on September 1 1919 Labor figures announced improved relations between capital and labor in England. The repudiation by boilermakers against the peace with shipbuilders highlighted a tense picture as 100000 more workers faced unemployment and mobilization potential rose.
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London
Leidern
England
Yaterday
Beilermakers
Jintoh
Peace of
Furte
Appeal for Clara Morris in New York foreclosure plea
Former friends of Clara Morris, the actress mother, appeal to the public for funds to save her home. She is nearly blind, with a mortgage of 2,000 and taxes and interest totaling 5,000. foreclosure could occur next week, leaving her penniless.
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New York
Chir Morrle
Artrixs Wotheress
Pullin
Trembiers
Thertrieat Pirofoxmion
Waa Gamie
Olay For
Fonds
Imek Tase
Former President Roosevelt Leaves Cincinnati for Columbus Speech
Roosevelt departed Cincinnati this morning en route to Columbus to deliver a speech after a brief farewell with his in law. The New Fast Sunday Express schedules show Basin and other connections, with trains rerouted toward New Jersey Central and Wilkes Barre.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Stchalas Jongworth
Columbus
NEW Fast Sunday Express
Ris
New Jersey Central
Tor Basico
Bathe
Allen
Wilk Barre Ao
Nore
Tad En Ahah
Mute Printer Waldron Dies at Seventy Times Fourty
William Waldron a veteran compositor died early today at St Elizabeth Hospital in his fortieth year after a brief illness of pleuro pneumonia He had worked in Newark Elizabeth and New York printing houses and was active in printing unions and lodges including Tig Si poses pbira Union Court Roundinot and Independent Order of Forestern He left Elizabeth after long service in the Journal and Times mechanical department and had been with several firms in his career.
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Willian Wallon
Ganon Freer
St. Elizabeth Hospital
St. Elizabeth
Newark
York
Ad Times
Miter
Elizabeth
Pridential
Lily Dnamuice Company
Il Literium
Lat North Street
New York
Tig Si Poses Pbira
M Gurn Scores Stein At First Ward Meeting
M Gurn, chairman of City Council Streets and Highways, attacked mayoral candidate Stein at a First Ward Democratic meeting at Rusltowm Club. He argued against closing Spruce Street near Bushtown for a railroad benefit and criticized Stein for past pledges. Other speakers included Leary, Raab, Woot hbert and Conway, with Henry Regents opening the meeting.
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Fatrick J. McGurn
City Council
Rusltowm Club
Schiller Street
Alfred A. Stein
Tiecinbromna
Stein
Atreeta
McGurn
McGurtt
Mrs Harriman Manages Harriman Fortune After Husband's Death
New York reports Mrs Mary W Harriman widowed by John W Harrimans death a year ago continues to oversee the Harriman fortune of 100000 dollars. She has kept the projects on track from her Wall Street office building and is viewed as carrying out her husband’s plans.
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New York
Wyall Street
Mary W. Harriman
Mia
Harriman
Huabains
Founda
Fil
Avenua
Cine
Ardea
No Yo
Ballots Delayed in City Primary Contest
About 290000 ballots for the primary will leave the printer today and be delivered to Wheaties City Clerk. Ballots were due Friday but printers worked day and night to complete the job.
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Wheaties
Frid May
Shooting For Fort Medal at Fort Measured Test
The Hea Girt champion is highlighted in the event covering the medal presentation. Leaders listed include Kemp of New York, Bhaw ofInfamy, Mayer of VB Infantry, Hedges of Infantry, Treen of New Jersey, Makin Price of New Jersey, Rett of UK Army, Bodie of Illinois, Hittenhouss of US Army, and Menting of Connecticut. The report notes a 30 400 yard run and mentions several officers and units with military ranks across the listing.
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Fort
Nate Tor
Haendeewne Tredal
Governor Port
Hedges UB Infantey
Liutenant-Lotoer
Treen
Ew Derey
J. Wo Menting
Connecticut
Makin Price
New Jersey
Corporal Rett
U.K AL
Serpent Bodie
IL AL
Bae Lijstenamt Hittenhouss
U. 8
Lafantey
Novel Method Loots Store In City
A store in the city was robbed by a burglar who entered through a skylight and dropped to the floor, taking valuable goods. The thief used a second route near Levenardti Avenue and Elisabeth, while police linked the crime to an amateur crackman familiar with the area. The scene was within ten feet of the Heron province station, with officers chasing a lead to 124 Chilton Meet.
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Hieglirs
Wight
Riwery
Levenson
Heron Province
Trix
McCracken
Mall
Ti Wan
Monange Waa
Mar
R.W. Cisne
Chilton Meet
Catholic Convention Opens in Newark with Delegates Soon
Frederick Sarg, State Secretary of the Now Jorary State Alliance, travels to Newark to arrange reception for delegates of the Nation German Catholic Central Verein. The convention runs for a week starting tomorrow amid festive decorations. Monsignor Falcone, Papal delegate to the United States, is expected to attend and will be welcomed by Mayor Mittoil at 8:30 a.m. in the Hotel Navarre summer salons.
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Frederick Sarg
Jorary State Alliance
Newark
Chisrity
New Jersey
Monsignor
Faleania
Mittaelige
Horel Navarre
Accuser Gambler Meph Zao Arraigned For Assault Charge
Meph Zao, former keeper at Hayway jewelry, was arraigned in City Criminal Court on assault and battery charges. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded after bail set. The grand jury action and witness claims were discussed, with defense asserting lack of evidence.
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Meph Zao
Iayway
Leon
Mavbow
City Criminal Court
Ine Krank
Hayway Jewelry
Zuba
Krank
Tim
Frank
Davis Favors Wilson in Democratic Governor Race
Fragmentary text shows Robert Davis endorsing Woodrow Wilson as Democratic candidate for governor. Context suggests tension within the party and Wittpenin’s support tally. Language is garbled but centers on loyalty to Wilson and opposition to rival ves.
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Jerem
Robert Davia
Mase Wittpenin
Maver Wittpenn
Woodrow Wilson
Sugar men seek new trial in sugar trust case
Report from New York on Sept 10 states sugar traders seek a new trial after convictions related to the sugar trust. The case involves Krist W. Cerbeacht, superintendent, and details of the weighings and proceedings were postponed. Counsel for the accuser indicated possible stays and related actions.
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New York
Coupe
Dentence
Heike
Aesteracy
Bugar Trust
Krist W. Cerbeacht
Cauda
Wanlindas
Hautoy
Souther
Mrs Mahon to preside at ancient order meeting
Mary, Ancient Order of Hilketakaye, will be presided over by Owen Mahon as the Browneitt of Oke Sente ocgmaization. The steerytion Aine bhe Peled presides as the personification Rowers threv sal terme ant Me desirous of retiring big ear he bef for Atlantie City today. At any time, Eve. Begin pay or Basincse.
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Gorton
Glenn Curtin
Grahame-White
Hirst
Weston Light
John Haya Hammond
Mayer Fitzgerald
Boston
Hilketakaye
wNbel Pteyntene
Blonds Y al Allencity
Owen Mahon
Judge Mahon
Atlantie City
First Aid
Malerion
Connolly
Mason
Fragmented OCR note on banana peel incident and hospital trek
A garbled historical report describes a sequence around a banana peel incident and a trek toward a hospital. It mentions names and places like Smith Park and Approte a Danae poe amar Jastate and Pell, with references to Alesiai Hospital in Piteparrich and a son of Peter Bite PAT.
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Tosopl
Smith Park
Teret Peices
Lne
Alesiai Hospital
Piteparrich
Peter Bite
Pat
Forged Check Alleged in City Court Case
Local case alleges Snyder forged a check drawn for 870.00 by I. Ginsberg payable to L. Loewy & Son and indorsed by Snyder. Bank records show indorsement and attempted cashing at Worth Amboy Trust, with Perth Amboy Trust Company disputing the indorsement. Snyder was arrested at home. Ryder to present case to Judge Mahon. swift action sought by bank clerk.
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Jwige Malin
Aurt Reahity
Hyman Sivder
YS Mebatin Atreed
Broad Street
Gromi Nce
Snyider
Lrosner
Joseph Ringer
Hisinese
Snyder
Ginsberg
L. Loewy & Son
Perth Amny Trt Company
ST. Loewy & Ron
Singer
Snyfer
Shyer
Nevins
Wolf
Ryder Wan
Mahon
Charles J. Stamler
Ninger
Brother Assault Sparks Hospital Line in New Town Fight
A violent street brawl at a saloon on To Bruys Wick avenue between George and another man led to severe head injuries for George Rati. Police intervened as bottles and beer were used, sending Rati to the hospital where he died. The other participant, identified as Jol y Rentty, was jailed for assault in self defense claim.
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Elrother
Mrunewick Avenue
Kentic
Wally Ie
Yruice
Aeaadlinige Teleboro
Kewtie
Hayway
Hugh
Lore den al
Hruys- Wick Avenue
George
Aralwin
Mwnaloon
Hualman Buszko
Mtd
Planclothesman
Ward
Ou ‘Tier
Georgi Rati
Fle
Aleww
Joly Rentyy
Alehoigh Ik
Fortify Canal Discussed by U S Military Leaders
In a wartime briefing, U S and allied officials debate strengthening canal defenses. Lieutenant Peereier of the trench command outlines duty shifts toward fortification while generals consider strategic positions and interwar logistics in relation to the Hague Conference and allied legal guidance.
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LT Peereier
Inter
Mabirtseneral
Advormie-Ceneral
Annoy
Beas
Manco
Hague
Mayor Attacks Fire Board In Heated City Council Meeting
A tense session in Kenia featured Mayor Mravlig denouncing the Fire Board and its commissioners Charles S. Chandler Captain William Cox and Frederick Kurtz. The mayor accused graft and questioned the board’s management while restoring calls for scrutiny and possible reform amidst salary disputes and a looming reorganization.
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Mravelay
John & Sauer
Connolly
City Council
Board of Fire Commissioners
Kenia
Charles S. Chandler
William T. Cox
Freferick Kurtz
Mravlig
Ite
Mlary
Devt
Chile
Methoda White
Aities
Taft to Attend Funeral of Mr Bowers
President Taft may attend the funeral of Mr Bowers as arrangements are made for the services at Cremations with members of the Bowers family already gathered at Yellowstone Park and the burial site being prepared.
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Pres. Taft
MR. Bowers
Removal Sale at Tepeeval Ot Mivger & Mahufer Store
Steger's removal sale continues as a Tepeeval store advertises piano clearance. The sale aims to remove all pianos before a tribunal. The former Caer Ber location is noted as the shop’s site.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
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Bert
Russell
William Sinclair
Dingan Hill
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Reseiere Woop
Lin Case
Ofuee
Bocon Cinet de Piet
Baload
Aldereee Paley Cn
Clara Morris
Cincinna
Wm. Waldron
M'Gurn
Mrs. Harriman
Davis
Wilson
Mrs. Mahon
U.S
Mravlag
Willian Sf. Vox
Cox
Mayer
Kiptitin Cox
Seer Cox
Monore
Mayne
Kurte
Mr. Chandler
W Io
Discos Satarien
Telegraph
United Rates Anlicitor-Cenere
Marthe Bowers
Tate
Wall Street
Uribe
Az Manx & At
Beck
Steger
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