Fort's Rebuke of Bosses Dominating New Jersey Politics
Newark Sept 23 Governor John Franklin Fort urged Republicans to elect legislators who would enact reform without dictation from bosses and special interests. He linked boss control to failed reforms, praised civil service and primary bills, and called for a public utilities commission to curb private power. Continued on third page.
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Political Notes on Weer Proposal Campaign in Ward
Filthy ward politicians push Weer proposal candidates for the Hoard of EAueothun with no clear pledges. James Per Who fled a petition declined by ward workers, while a rally of ward voters is set for Saturday night at Mall Kecond and Snake Water. All voters of the ward are urged to attend the meeting, followed by a further gathering by a third party group.
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Eaueothun
James Per
Haa
Piret Ward
Kecond
Poultry Trade Update Delayed by Saturday Closure
Fragmentary notice explains Saturday closure affecting poultry buyers. References to late evening hours until eight oclock and an upcoming event on Friday. Mentions best place to obtain poultry and options for cent ams and Basin areas.
Long Held Prisoner by Abyssinian King
Reverend Herman Philpot aged 74 died at his home 120 North West Street after a long life as a missionary and exile prisoner in Abyssinia. Once captured with other missionaries, he endured six years of confinement, near starvation, and brutal treatment before release. Survived by widow Ellen, a daughter Ellen Theresa, and sons Dr. William J. C. Philpot and Romane Andrew Philpot. He attended St John’s Episcopal Church and lived in Roselle Park previously.
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Pot
Tepeey Ater
Redone
Hest Street
Iwelle Park
Philpot
Hernan
Haurteen
Theodore
Alwasini
Sven
Menelik
Ant
Mate
Tring Nile
Romane Andrew Philpot
New York
Surprise Letter Plays Role in Graves Divorce Trial
Vice-Chancellor Howell reserved judgment after a divorce suit by Albert K R Graves against his wife Mrs Clima M L Graves. A letter from Mrs Graves to her husband was introduced prompting questioning about its impact. George Dunham testified as the principal witness, while Mrs Graves denied the accusations of infidelity and claimed Graves favored becoming a lawyer with remarks about spending his fortune.
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Howell
Albert KR. Graves
Mra Clima
ML Graves
Graves
Lyons Farme
Evie
Gift to Hospital Fund By Sayre Employee
Curley HB Halsey treasurer of the Hospital Hill Pay Day Committee received a day from George Sayre of the Street Commissioner’s office a contribution to the fund. The money will be turned over to Charles Black chairman of the manufacturers committee. All district workers are urged to attend a mass meeting at City Hall tonight for final Rat work instructions.
Kelly Is Suspended for Three Months as Officer
James B. Kelly patrolman of the Second Precinct has been suspended three months after a prior trial for disobedience and conduct unbecoming an officer. The Police Committee's decision has not been officially communicated, with expected council reporting at the next City Council meeting.
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James B. Kelly
Kelly
Abe J. David
Asewisetant
Joseph Hague
Bitter fight in the Third ward political primary
In the Third ward a bitter factional fight unfolds between followers of Councilman John F. Byrnes and School Commissioner Richard Cavanagh. Both camps canvass door to door from 7 until midnight, pressuring voters as two Democratic factions form. Burney aims to defeat Cavanagh by over 100 votes in the primaries, with Keimig backing Byrnes for school commissioner.
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John F. Byrnes
Richard Cavanagh
Byrnes
Cavanagh
Rine
Louis Keiniig
Daniel J. Conroy
Board of Education
Coutiman’ Burney
Viree
Bytes
Keimig
Sitle Oraf
City Council
Stein as interpreter and attorney in German case
The Mathisy Arde suit against John Woohty continues in District Court. A. A. Stein, plaintiff’s attorney, acts as interpreter and advisor during German translation of a key letter. Witnesses’ testimony is under translation while the trial progresses toward a likely afternoon finish. Ardely seeks 200, Woohty counters that 100 was for merchandise. The ad section lists shorthand and commercial college enrollment, a local sale at White Scope, and Leonard Undertaker services.
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Mathisy
John Woohty
A. A. Stein
Fiermans
Ardely
Voolt
Ardély
Excise Board Election Contested by Newark Lawyers
Newark lawyers test constitutionality of a New Jersey measure creating an excise board for Hoboken and neighboring towns. They argue a writ of quo warranto may block the board’s formation, while the law’s framers insist the election will proceed and any invalid provisions won’t affect the rest. Local brewers back the challenge, with Democratic leaders staying neutral.
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Blinneth
Camden
Alte
Ullleend Nome
New Jersey
Newark
Hae Tern
Hoboken
Drowern Fourit
Iwarda
Election Board Meets to Confirm Returns
The Board of Elections met at the Courthouse to certify returns and forward results to the Secretary of State in Trenton. Ballot boxes must be delivered by Monday September 8, and officials prepared seventy ballot tents marked with ward and district numbers.
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Courthoniae
Attermann
Goporia
Guriubedd
Nial Anil
Hirsenne
Patrick Keehe
Tate Heth
Minnesota Mourns Executives and Party Leaders in Union County
Chaos and mourning sweep Minnesota as state leaders and party bosses are mourned after a high profile death. State officials including the governor attend memorials in St Paul and Minneapolis while schools close and streets fill with tributes to prominent figures.
Patrolmen Elect M Cormack Chief at Columbia Hall
The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association elected Tomes D. McCormack as president. View President Ananeiat Weeks, secretary Julia Ohreeberper, treasurer Alfred Bishops, sergeant at arms Dowell Byler, and trustees Sebastian Seluiive Michael Leonard and Anaguat Ont. A fundraising ball planned for November at Turn Hall aims to boost funds and attendance.
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Columbia Tall
Tomes D. McChrmark
Althors Wos Worm
Trane
Julai Ohreeberper
Treneurer
Alfred Bishops
Utarios
Dowel Byler
Sebastian Seluiive
Michel Leonard
Hoporte
Tens
Sebastian Schuler
Emiair Tan
Michael Leonard
Gustave Orthaf
John Ohrenberger
Jobir Kelly
Dana
McCormack
Half-Pay Committee Opens Branch Office
Half-Pay Committee sets up a branch at Lawrence O'Donnell blocks for captains and lieutenants in the lower auction area. It will operate Friday and Saturday with day and evening hours to distribute aid and collect envelopes, while the main meeting in City Council chamber at 8 o'clock addresses work through October 13.
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Lawrence O'Donnell
Firat Aml Eastervey
Ace
Devery
Governor Urges Fulfillment of Party Pledges
A rally in a New Jersey county courthouse featured Senator Ryan and Assembly leaders pressing Republican voters to uphold party platform commitments. Speakers denounced internal domination and urged reforms to restore the party as a vehicle for the people, pledging to reject candidacies and uphold pledged principles.
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Uel
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Ayaa
Camnion
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Bony
Eglon
Republican Party
Latour
Party of the People
Union
Stores to Close and Holiday Open Times Noted
Numerous stores announce holiday closings and late Saturday hours. Retailers in Milwaukee and nearby areas plan extended Friday and Saturday openings while warning customers of special conditions and storage listings.
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