Wilson May Sweep in Convention In New Jersey
Sta Correspondent reports desperate efforts to block Woodrow Wilson’s gubernatorial bid fail as Sen James Smith Jr and allied factions push to bring the state's Democratic delegation to Wilson. Hudson Essex Middlesex counties split, while Mercer and Monmouth back Katonhoch or Silver, heightening fight over temporary chairmanship and opening day control of the convention.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Jersey City
Biarends
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Mable
Hudwa Counnty
Wilson Boon
Vaudean County
Bailiwick
Ruex County
Harrigan
Smitty Nugent
Hudson and
Essex
Middlesex
Setidl
Bemptnt ‘Bilser
Katonhoch
Midd County
Democratic Committee
Senator Silver
Democratic Party
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Mana
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YACHTS BOAST CRUISE PLOT AT RIVER RACES
A committee selects yachts Kraven Bibelot Upson and others for a River Day event in Server City. The plan includes a race series with multiple vessels and timed departures along the Serene River, detailing a schedule and coordination with the River Day Line.
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el Nyiwer
Kraven
Bibelot
Tra
Jersey
Beyer
Server City
Recalled from Panama Secretary Too Active
Washington reports critical conditions in Panama with secrecy from the State Department. ft. C. March, secretary of the American legation, is recalled while Thomas Dawson, minister to Panama, will depart to assume duties on the scene amid fears of clashes between African Americans and Americans. The move comes before elections for an acting president for the remaining term of the late President.
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Panama
Alont
State Department
Ft. C
March
Chaldi
School Board Faces Setback Over High School Plan
An opinion to block progress on a proposed new high school will be submitted to the Board of Education by City Attorney Connolly. The opinion holds the board cannot proceed with plan selections until bonds are issued by the City Council, likely delaying preliminary work for months. The bond market condition and high rates hinder funding.
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Connelly
Connolly
Kntimate
Cinesa
Mraving
Robert J. Kirkland
George
Ten
Agtive Fifth
Fowler
Runyoh
Ripon
Moore
Stein
Elizabeth
Lierie
Lhe
Twain
Griggs to Nominate Lewis for Governor
Trenton reporters say Governor Griggs will nominate Vivian M. Lewin for governor at the state convention next week. A shift in plans could name a different temporary chair with Sen Wakelee as a possible workaround. Bergen county votes would favor Lewis on the first ballot if Wakelee chairs and the platform endorses Governor Forr.
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Trenton
Pasanio County
John W. Griggs
Vivian M. Lewin
Griggs
Btrman
Wold
Kewin
Rian
Sororel Rauite
William MM. ‘Johnon
Ber
Edmund W. Wakelee
Belen
William J. Bradley
Camden
Thomas J. Hillery
Morris
Edmund Wilson
Monmouth
Moses Taylor Pyne
Princeton
Wakelee
Bergen County
Lewis
Forr
Primary Returns and Polling Hours Reported
Primary results are expected tonight as polls close at 8. The article notes voting progress and mentions anticipated returns on the Palmary Election.
Plight of Sheriff Bob Chanter and Cavalieri Draws Mocking Interest
Cobham Virginia September 18 John Armstrong Chaloner mocks the Sheriff Bob Chanter marriage to Toina Cavalieri. He claims to have foreseen the union from the start and calls Cavalieri a siren while praising his own skill in physiognomy. Chaloner laments his family rifts and predicts alimony disputes, while noting Cavalieri’s supposed charm and manipulation.
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Cobham
Iit
John Armstrong Chaloner
Bob
Chanter
Toina Cavalieri
Chaloner
Tier
Hind Ehaker
New York
Washington
Chanter Becaune
Tix
Virginian
Cavalieri
Kipling
John Jacob Antors
Dangnor
Ayes
Pane
Hop
Lina
Public School Enrollment Totals Near 10 000 Across District
Nearly 10 000 pupils are expected to enroll across public schools by this afternoon, with increases in most buildings though some grades face seating shortages. Attendance at School 7 and School 2 show gains but remain below last year in some grades. overall, totals exceed last year once today’s enrollments are finalized. The Battin High School complex and its annex are projected to approach 1 000 students, with about 400 freshers in the two campuses.
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Battin High School
Trattin High School
Behools
Clement
Prades
Sehnol 6
Elias
Jower
Rehool 7
Magic Avenue
Biit
Hattin High School
Hlas
Youkus Must Pay Two License Fees
Judge Whittemore ruled against saloonkeeper Joseph P. Youkus of 82 Bond Street in Elizabeth, affirming that he must pay a second $50 license fee after the Excise Board, following an earlier flawed grant, issued a new license. The case, reportedly the first of its kind in the state, involves petitions, certiorari, and a denied claim for credit on the initial payment.
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District Court
Joseph P. Youkus
Bond Street
Elizabeth
Yonkus
Methodist Union
Supreme Court
Excise Board
Yankus
Sayre
Connolly
Cheers Rise On BothSides In Mayoral Campaign Rally
Charles Magen, Democratic candidate for mayor, drew a hearty crowd at a First Ward meeting near Travere Hall as supporters cheered and shouted. Neighborhood rivals Alfred Stein and Jeremiah Leary criticized Moore’s record while Stein attacked Moore’s platform and railroad stance amid a crowded Second Street gathering.
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Charles Magen
Mayne
Frank Travers
Bailiwick
Mr. Moore
Charlin
Pina Street
Patrick I. McGurn
John J. Woodriff
James dl. Manning
McGurn
Jeremiah J. Leary
Ana
Elzabeth
Charles H. Moore
Finmen
Leary
Elizabeth River
Staten Inland Sound
Mayway
Moore
Jnale Plier
Second Street
Alfred A. Stein
Star Bowling Academy
Mr. Stein
Railroad
Creation
Hegles
Mate
Jerr
Todd
Railroads
Standard Old Company
Pennsylvania
Delaware Oil
Mpaty
The
Standard
Being
Thern
Owen Melaughtin
Bard of Excise
Mare
Dynamited New York Home Targets Italian Resident
Loggarmin correspondent reports a bomb blast at a Sixth Avenue residence owned by Enrico Casabianca, a wealthy Italian NY resident. A demand for 5,000 was recently made, and the explosion scared guests at the Hotel Seymour and Hotel Hawthorne.
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Loggarmin
New York
Sixth Avenue
Enrico Casabianca
Cuanbianca
Seymour
Hawthorne
ACCUSED OF STEALING HE TAKES PARIS GREEN
Special to the Jowensl reports a man named Veron, living in Clark township, accused of stealing a horse and dig in Mantel. Paris Green was taken yesterday but a physician saved the man’s life. He wrote to an insurance agent before the incident and left letters to relatives with unknown contents.
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Directina
Coveted seat of dead wife looms in will trial
Mina May B Lewis, stenographer to Nanm and John, testified about the Johnson will case at Mountaine side. She recalled Mrs Josephine A Smith, executrix, crying over the chair at dinner and later confirming Smith wished to draft the will. The trial, in Orphans Court before Judge Atwater, could conclude tomorrow or Thursday.
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Mina May B. Lewis
Nanm
Johnmin
Hia Heath
Johnson
Josephine A. Smith
Jealona
Mina Lewin
Mountainaide
Smith Wan
Mixx Lewin
Pha
Smith
Mieg Tawin
Ah Towne
Countess Tarnow Appeals Murder Conviction
Rome report states Countess Tarnow and her alleged accomplices Prilukoff and Navimoff appeal the Venice murder trial of Count Pav Kamarow. Prilukoff got ten years, the countess eight, and Navimoff faces a sentence to expire after deductions for time served. The sensational trial ended last May in Venice.
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Venice
Italy
Vrilukoff
Glenn Curtiss Aims for $10000 Boston Light Prize
Huston dispatch reports Glenn Curtiss hopeful to win a $10000 prize for the Boston Light thirty three mile flight from Grahame-White. Curtiss rents a sixty five horsepower aeroplane by day and hopes to surpass the English rival. Also awaited is Rathpe Jubustone's attempt to break the duration record of five hours, five minutes, and eight seconds held by Oheslagers.
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Huston
Glenn J. Curtisne
Boston
Grahame-White
Rathp Jubustone
Oheslagers
Silks and supplies advertised in town sale
An early 20th century storefront ad promotes purchases with large discounts on textiles at Mehwed & Brother on Hiruad street. It mentions purity milk for children, Aberney Dairy Co, and a Lansley Business College offering stenography and business shorthand courses amid other notices and interviews.
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Mehwed & Brother
Hiruad Street
Tom Day
Close Fights In All Wards Assured
Election observers report tight contests across wards as polling hours begin. Officials urge calm while ballot boxes open and voters prepare to decide local races.
Voters warned on primary law and election day rules
Voter conduct and primary voting rules are stressed under the Elec tions Act with penalties for cross ballot voting. Officials report a tight race for mayor and Congress, with results likely not known until dawn as counted ballots and precinct tallies stretch late.
Wall Street Amid Volatile Open Market
Wall Street opened with uneven activity as traders assessed early moves in key sectors. Government demand remained steady while some foreign issues showed strength. overall market tone reflected cautious optimism amid ongoing uncertainty.
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