Platform debates cloud excise stance at county convention
The Democratic County Committee’s platform committee refined the draft to be adopted at tonight’s county convention. The excise issue faces debate while leaders aim for unity, with speakers including Hudson and Dartt and possible third spot for Martine if endorsed by leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
Committee On
Ennvensio
Kaison- Jack
Fort
Plankens
William E
Rei
Siomnee
Wight
General Collins
Dod
Pelle
New Jéruy
Tun
Robert & Hudspeth
Democratic Beats
Jamea K Dartiee
Martine
Freboest
Onder
Oot- Tina
He County
Lasor Ryan
Fparvasnontt
Ake
Eighteen Foreigners Are Made Citizens in Beatie County
A Beatie County Sessions court, under a new law, grants citizenship to eighteen foreigners. Judge S. Atwater presided as the formalities were completed, marking a notable nationwide shift in naturalization procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatie Sessions
S. Atwater
Larceny sentences and youth case in Hadley and Plainfield
Fragmentary notes report multiple larceny cases involving Charles J. Kelly and others from Plainfield and Elizabeth. A 15 year old, William Kelly, was sent to the Reform for Boys by Judge Atwater after a westward run, with parish and parental urging for punishment noted. The court, including Justice Toucey, indicated prior offenses and varied sentences from jail to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
John Bas
Plainfeld
Sellow-bourder
William Kelly
Atwater
Yor Kelly
Westhald
Left Horse Dies At Dumps In Albany Incident
Tony Calavano a peddler from 502 Spring Street faced arraignment and was fined 10 plus costs after a horse died at the Division Street dumping grounds. Officer Jamies A. Want filed the charge. Calavano’s son Joseph hauled the horse to the dumps, the animal collapsed, and Calavano later had the horse disposed of by Theodore Glaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Calavano
Spring Street
Thia Morhing
Justice Mahon
Catavano
Jamies A. Want
Cavalano
Joseph
Division Sbreet
Catevane
Theodore
Cartas
Glaser
Ieee de
Ft. Peguetcy
Standart Company Confesses in Bayonne Child Labor Case
The Standart Company confessed judgment in Bayonne District Court for violations of child labor law. Seven boys under 16 were employed at the Bayonne plant, with Newark attorney A McCarthy and Selleck representing the state. Summons issued in August. adjourned to September. later the case was continued and then discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standart
Bes
Bayonne
Egainst
Ba Gana Sens
Patel St Te Aes
A A. McCarthy
Wohier
Newark
Selleck
Als Somart
Gpurk
Amar ‘Oama
Government Sues Many Roads in NJ Case
Fragmentary OCR shows government action against multiple road authorities in New Jersey. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled text. No clear dates or entities fully readable.
Frightened Women and Children Hurt in Tunnel Collision
Twenty injured in a Paris Cherbourg main line crash when the Cherbourg express rammed a special train beyond a tunnel near Broval. An American woman and her daughter were among the injured. both are severely hurt but expected to recover. The special train carried passengers bound for a steamer, with details of identities and residences not yet confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantes
Parie-Cherbourg
Cherbourg
Paris
Broval Tamnel
Hes Br
Ig Bosp
Decree Against Ex Senator Smith in Slander Suit
On motion by William Mayo Atkinson for Assemblyman Edward H Wright Jr of Resex, a decree was entered in the case against James Smith Jr for $100,000 damages over alleged slander. The decree directed a jury to assess the damages. Atkinson served August 16 and the record proceeds in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mayo Atkinson
Edward H. Wright, Jr
Resex
James Smith, Jr
Aimone
Atitimon Gu
Deportation Warrant for a Pretty Young Actress
Washington September 5 Paula Klippenburg faces deportation to Austria after a government inquiry. Secretary Otraum of the Department of Commerce and Labor announced the action following investigations in New York and corresponding wartime security checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paula Klippenburg
Austria
Becrstary_Otraum
Commer and Taber
Warrand Tee
Ini Deinen
Rhgheouh
Impine Etieile
New. York
Noted Home Week Guests Face Attendance Doubts
The Old Home Week celebration nears with 5000 civic parade members expected. Democratic candidate Frank E. Katzephach plans to attend Monday, while Governor Stokes may be unable to join due to legislative duties. Republican nominee J. Franklin Fort may be invited. Michael Beglon, parade chairman, urges organizations to report planned strength and float details to avoid confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Stokek
Une
Com- Mitten Im Charge
Nepal
Vienne
Nhl
Michael Beglon
Cpatmitter
Senator Hutchinson Declines renomination
A fragmentary report notes Senator Hutchinson declining renomination amid party maneuvering. The piece references internal discussions, potential replacements, and Hutchinson’s decision attributed to devoting time to his law practice. Names and context are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Antwerp Dock Workers Resume After Strikes
The striking Sock Wreckers in Antwerp will return to work tomorrow after a long struggle that cut off many workers and their families from earnings and sparked rioting in shipping districts. The conflict has lingered for years, with severe economic and social strain across the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Marvellos
Boy Hero Saves a Long Island Train
A boy hero protects a Long Island train from disaster after a collision or wreck. The incident describes passengers aided and danger averted as authorities investigate the near catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Fragmented OCR Teletype Snippet From Local Page
Readable parts show a partial line of text and scattered letters. The fragment offers no clear事件 or named entities to anchor a factual summary. No identifiable people organizations places dates or numbers are present to frame a concise card.
Murphy Plans Fast Campaign for Senator Beaton Victory
Murphy outlined a rapid statewide campaign plan as ex-Governor Murphy and Sen Kean urged Beigyn to run for the United States Senate. A Newark mass meeting was planned, with endorsements pending approval by county and state committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Republican State Committee
Franklin Murphy
United Sea States
Frank
Beigyn
Newark
Jean Lins
Lan Tiaitedb
Benlator Kean
Noginaton
Political Committee Appointments Highlight Ward Rifts
In 19Q4 Bettle had served on the committee since Griggs, Kawler joined during Foster Mc Voorhees’s nomination and stayed until Frank I Soutier. Robbins feeds the cat. Tour at large members were named by Kort, with Stokes willing to chair. Baird backed Bradley for the New Jersey seat. Fort named Robbins instead. Kean’s appointment was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flettle
Bettle
Griggs
Charles N. Kawler
Tree
Foster Mc Voorhees
Frank I. Soutier
Robbins
Kort
Edward OU. Stokes
Bloomfeld H. Finch
Gumberland
At-Laege
David Baird
Camden
William J. Bradley
Booth Jersey
Fort
Kean
SLAIN EX GOVERNOR FRAUD TRIAL BEGINS IN WASHINGTON
In Sept Home, ex governor Steunenberg faces trial with Senator Boral accused in a land fraud scheme. Government argues that dummy entrymen and maps aided by Barber and Moone enabled large land acquisitions before state selections. Defense contends attempts to influence governors and officials were resisted by Governor Gooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tali
Boral
Nynt
Mo CL Bareh
Washington
Steunenberg
Bors
Burch
Barber
Moone
Wisconsin
Steanen- Derg
Gooding
Wall Street Opens with Mixed Tone on Sept Market
A shaky session on Wall Street shows early gains fading as traders exit holdings. Interurban buyers dumped stocks while bets on a weak market appeared. Amalgamated Life and Interborough-Metropolitan stock weakness paced losses. Government and railroad bonds remained steady or quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alter
Strane
Lake Wwoderule
Mtowka
Interborough-Metropolitan
Governsitat
Colber
Labor's War Against Taft and Gompers Attacks
Labor leader Samuel Gompers opens AFL campaign against Secretary Taft and presidential aspirant. He attacks Taft on injunctions and labor rights, accusing him of seeking to curb working people and empower wealthy interests. Gompers cites Oklahoma constitutional issues and calls out alleged threats of forced jail terms for striking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel 1
American Federation of Labor
Taft
Federation
Kompors
Krompors
Tait
Hoyrett
Leclaren
Cap
Temler Martes
United
Hata
Gempersoo
Oklahtam
Taft to Receive Japanese Welcome on World Tour
Taft plans a world tour with stops including Japan where officials expect a warm reception. Coverage notes a broad agenda of immigration, emigration and naturalization topics and says negotiations aim to improve US Japan relations and secure cooperation from the Mikado's government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Taft
Sini
Uae
Bates
Mikedo
Infimary Fire Damages Wapekone County Facility
A fire gutted a county infirmary in Wapekone, causing extensive damage to the building. The facility, valued at about $30,000, suffered significant losses and was reported by local authorities. Investigators are reviewing the blaze to determine the cause and assess remaining structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapekone
Bethea County Infirmey
Urday. AU
Sena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Katzenbach
Hudspeth
Charles J. Kelly
Cruety
Cipamint
Loose
Leber Onees
Lewe
Walety
Commission
Ted Ra
Tees
New Jersey
N.Y. Central
Fast Express
Greater
Adriatic
The
Smith
Wright
Beerstary Strong
Katzanbach
Stokes
Senator Hutchinson
Harry D. Leagitt
Hutchingoh
Werned
Bariaus
Landalida
Wale
Darren Wes
Murphy
State Committee
J. Franklin Fort
Pduntion
Mary
Bareuselb
Passaic County
Jiathe
Union County
N. Monel
Pinny
Beant
Cushman
Government
Land Cares
Wall Street
Tou
Mrond Strece
Mitota & Company
Greta
Cot
Lacollottye
Amer
Berm
Krie
LABOR
American Federation
Samuel Gompers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!