Papers Taken Vote Is Lost At City Meeting
The Central Committee discusses alleged loss of naturalization papers tied to an inspector candidate. Bronstein of 335 Magnol Avenue claims his documents were taken and later returned. County officials say they know of no precedent and an investigation will proceed to protect election bids.
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Central Committee
Pel Pai
James O. Calvert
Mar’ Bronstein
Magnolis Avenue
Rey
Bronstein
Jon
Tat Bronstein
Toestein Myn
Fox
Saya U
New Jersey to Open Law School in Newark
A new Newark based law school is planned to teach law in New Jersey with organizers led by G Barnard and Oreee tints lawyers in an Etailea At Mason of Newark a former Essex County Under Sheriff. The project aims to join the New Jersey bar in 1903 and involves county officials in its early leadership.
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New Jersey
Newark
G. Barnard
Oreee Tints
Mason
Essex County
New York
Electrified trains and gas engines reshape rail power
A late 19th century forecast describes railroads adopting electric propulsion from central plants, with Chicago pushing rapid electrification and the idea of powering nationwide lines from a handful of central stations. It notes coal energy transformed to electricity via gas producers, projecting steam's obsolescence and smokeless cities.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Chicago
Great Central
Owire
Distincon
Ingle Central
Alant
Stein
North Dakota
Biterta
Pitlbury
Atetions
Gow
Exclusive Royal Privilege Given Elizabeth Woman
Mrs. E. B. Williamson a Union County probation officer and state charity worker returned from a three months tour of England and France. She was invited by the English Home Office to visit Dartander Prison in Devonshire, one of the world’s largest convict prisons. Dartmoot prison lies near Princetown in the Prince of Wales duchy which earns £87,000.
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E. B. Williamson
Union County
England
France
Home Office
Dartander
Devonshire
New Jersey State Normal School Montclair Opens
The New Jersey State Normal School at Montclair Heights opens with 160 students tomorrow morning. Among them 275 are women and five men. All admitted without preliminary exams as graduates of four year high school courses or equivalent private schools. Local students include Elizabeth Helen A Brooks Mary Grant Golden Helen Johnson Marion Johnson Epée ra Decker Adele J Plainfeld Ethel M Webster Edna C Bwain.
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New New Jersey State Normal School
Montclair Heights
Elizabeth
Helen A. Brooks
Mary Grant Golden
Helen Johnson
Marion Johnson
Epee Era Decker
Adele J. Plainfeld
Ethel M. Webster
Edna C. Bwain
Ladin Ald Society Plans Fund Drive Next Month
Reported notes describe the Ladin Ald Society members earning a dollar over recent months for the society’s benefit. The date for the next meeting or event is set for early next month, with planning continuing.
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Ouette How
Logan
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