George L. Record Announces Candidacy for U.S. Senator
George L Record formally declares as a Republican candidate to succeed Senator Dryden. He denounces corporate influence in New Jersey politics led by Mayor Pagan and State Senator Colby, vows to promote Roosevelt Republican principles, and urges open primaries to curb machine rule and special privilege.
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George L. Record
U.S
U. S
Dryden
United States
Pagan
Colby
State Republican
Senator Dryden
Mr. Dryden
Hit
New Jersey
al- Gance
Prudential Insurance Company
Hedsom
Supreme Court
Breves
Bose
Alice
Fis
Anand
Ile
Roosevelt
Washington
Traveling for Health on The Ningard Falls Route
A travel blurb touts comfort and quiet on TAR MICHIGAN CENTRAL routes noting high speed and reliability. It urges would be passengers to seek rates and service details from J W Daly and associates, listing route managers and passenger traffic contacts in Buffalo and Chicago.
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Ningard Falls
Garden of the West
J. W. Daly
Ass't
Pune
Battwlo
Roggles
Chieugy
Mura Chics
Skeeters take third straight in divisional clash
In a pitched game the Skeeters beat the Royals 4 to 2 to extend their Divisional series lead to three wins. Halligan, Keefe, and Foxon starred with timely hits and sharp fielding including a late double play by Bean and Cassidy. Meanwhile the Sailors defeated the Broncos 10 to 7 at Rochester as Newark and Rochester traded runs in a high scoring affair. Toronto supplied a third straight win over the Champions with early hits powering a first inning surge.
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Royals
Skeeters
Keefe
Boxon
Keefel
Skestens
Hatligam
Hanford
Halligan
Keister
Butler
Woods
Kister
Foxon
Connors
Clement
Bean
Joyet
Foxen
Cassidy
Montreal
Joyce
Bannon
Wagner
Haeleman
Massey
Connor
Broncos
Rochester
Innites
Rochater
Newark
Eas Haffard
Carisch
Hesterfer
Carrick
Shea
Toronto
Disney
Geare
Providence
Poronto
City Newsroom Confusion Over Jersey City Streets Plan
Warden Stohlman of the City Hospital will resign tomorrow rather than wait for the Health Board to act. He warned he would reveal what he has up his sleeve if Provocation occurs. Mayor Kagan criticizes the contract system and favors a municipal street cleaning plant. The city eyes a New Yorker for the lead on street cleaning, with a decision due next Monday.
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Warden Stohlman
City Hospital
Lins
Board of Health
Health Board
Stolmman
Jersey City
Kagan
Democratic Board of Street and Water Commissioners
Henry Byrne
Mr. Byrne
New York
Mayor
Corporation Counsel Record
Fourth Regiment Review by General Grant at Armory
General Frederick D. Grant reviewed the Fourth Regiment before over three thousand spectators at the armory. The event followed a dinner at the Carteret Club House hosted by Col. Brensinger. Medals for long service from 10 to 25 years were awarded, including Sa jem R. Davis, who supplied the regiment’s band for twenty years.
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Frederick D. Grant
U. S. Army of the East
Grant
Col. Brensinger
Carteret
Sajem R. Davis
Navy Department
Washington
Paul Jones
State Democrats Active See Early Newark Committee Meeting Called
William B. Gourley of Paterson, chairman, calls a Democratic State Committee meeting for five oclock Saturday morning at 772 Broad Street Newark in Essex County Democratic Committee rooms. James Smith is member at large and James R Nugent is Hasex member. The move signals a busy year as factional fights in the Republican party spur Democratic optimism for November.
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William B. Gourley
Democratic Ste Committee
State Committee
United States
Drysden
New Jersey
Paterson
Democratic State Committee
Broad Street
Newark
Essex County
Democratic Committee
James Smith
James R. Nugent
Hasex
Steinmetz Picnic Scheduled at Armbrusters Park
The Val. Steinmetz Association of Bayonne will hold its annual picnic at Armbruster’s Greenville Schuetzen Park on Tuesday, June 26. The committee promises to surpass past performances for an almost enjoyable time for all attendees.
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Val. Steinmetz Association of
Bayonne
Armbrusters
Greenville Schuetzen Park
Senator Colby's Child Ill
State Senator Everett Colby's two year old daughter Elizabeth is thought to be dying of meningitis at Llewellyn Park West Orange. She was ill less than a week and several physicians have attended her, but all hope of recovery has been given up.
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Jersey City
Rpwark
Everett Colby
Elizabeth
Theinghomie
Llewellyp Park
Weat Orange
Great Winter Resort Route Advertisement
Florida and the Carolinas to Atlanta Birmingham and best winter resorts south are quickly reached by Seaboard Air Line Ry. For resort booklets address W. B. Conkins, 2188 Broadway, N. Y.
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Florida
Carolinas
Atlanta
Birmingham
Seaboard Air Line Ry
W. B. Conkins
Broadway
N. Xs
Funeral rites for Justice Dixon held in New Brunswick
Funeral services for Supreme Court Justice Jonathan Dixon were conducted at his son Warren Dixon’s home and later at New Brunswick Cemetery. Attended by Chief Justice Gummere and many justices, the ceremony featured tributes to Dixon’s bench and civic virtues and included choral selections and readings.
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Supreme Court
Jonathan Dixon
Warren Dixon
Jersey Avesnue
Xervices
Gumowre
J. Frank Forte
Pitney
Tnatice Gar-rettson
Hendrickson
Juatlee Swayze
Magie
Charles Herr
Tennyson
New Brunswick
Vredenburgh
Court of Errors and Appeals
Murphy and Werte
E. F. C. Young
PF. J. Vander Beek
Booketaver
New York
Gilbert Collins
Academy Season Closes With The Great Jewel Mystery
The Academy of Music ends its theatrical season with Russell Brothers in The Great Jewel Mystery drawing strong crowds. Jersey City Lodge 24 to host its annual all-star vaudeville benefit featuring Murphy, Fogerty, Taneans, Helen Trix, Rydeck’s seals, Wangdoodle Four, Ross, Driscoll, Smith pictures, and a Hudson County dancing contest with cash prize.
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Academy of Music
Russell Brothers
Frank Henderson
Nxt
Jersey City Lodge
Theatrical Mechanical Association
Mark Murphy
Frank Fogerty
Dublin
Taneans
Helen Trix
Prof. Rydeck
Comedia
Frank Ross
Johnny Driscoll
Smith
Hudson County
Pian
Gettysburg and Washington Six Day Tour by Rail
A six day sightseeing trip leaves New York and Philadelphia for Gettysburg Battlefield and Washington via Pennsylvania Railroad on Saturday May 26. All expenses paid tours cost 22 dollars from New York, 19 dollars from Philadelphia, with proportional rates from other points. For itineraries and full information contact a local ticket agent or Geo W Boyd General Passenger Agent Philadelphia.
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Gettysburg
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Geo. W. Boyd
Colbyites meet to boost reform and oppose bossism
May 24 Newark est meeting in Elizabeth avenue formed the Ninth Ward branch of the Republican ticket, electing Leonard as president Simpson as vice president Crane secretary Swain treasurer. They vow to curb corporate influence, overhaul registration and tax public utilities fairly. Speakers included Colby faction candidate Linnett and Comptroller McEwan of Jersey City.
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Tereny Cry Newey
Newark
Elizabeth Avenue
Ninth Ward
Bradec
Republican Teagre
Clarence A. Leonard
Walter F. Simpson
Herbert P. Crane
Eugene 4. Swain
Essex County
United States
Alexander M. Linnett
Colby
Board of Works
Harrison van Duyne
Thomas McEwan
Jersey City
Hurrieen County
Empire Auto Show Open Air Carnival Attracts Automobilists
The Empire track hosts an open air auto show with a 22 000 square foot waterproof tent and demonstrations on the track. Attendees can reach the venue by car via Seventh Avenue to Kerth Street and Jerome Avenue or by Sixth Avenue elevated and Jerome Avenue trolley. Special train service runs from Grand Central to Mt Vernon then by trolley to the track. Tickets at 1 50 admit one gentleman and one lady daily at Spalding Bras Peter MEN and other outlets.
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Empire Track
Remt
James Butler
Empire Jack
MacKain
Wil
Empire
Seventh Avenue
Kerth Street
Jerome Avenue
Sixth Avenue
155Th Street
Jerome Ave
Harren
New York Central
Grand Central Depot
Mt Vernon
Sencon
A. G. Spalding
Bras
Peter
Myles
Ienea
Victor
St Ba
Shad Vanishing Mirrors Delaware River Fishing Crisis
Local fishers report a decline in shad along the Delaware River due to suspected pollution from Philadelphia refineries and sewage dumping. They warn that dwindling shad will ruin spring dinners and threaten historic river culture. Efforts urged include cleaner water and better enforcement to restore spawning runs and river abundance, with hopes the species will return to former abundance.
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United States Army of the East
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