Convict Farm to Feed State Institutions in New Jersey
Leesburg, Dec 1. Convicts to farm a 1000 acre tract in Maurice River township under the Prison Labor Commission. About 200 to 800 inmates will work the land, cutting brush and developing buildings for a prison farm. The project aims to lower prison upkeep costs by supplying produce to state institutions without competing with New Jersey farmers.
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Prison Labor Commission
Leesburg
Nod
Dee
Aaitensa
Newdureey
Trenton
New Jersey
Samuel W Belden Dies Amid West Orange Home Loss
Samuel W. Belden, 52, Newark attorney and general counsel of Fidelity Trust Co, died at his West Orange home due to apoplexy. He left a widow and one son. Born in Bordentown, he studied at New Jersey Collective Institute, taught school, studied law, and partnered with Hochman and Leemte before joining the Fidelity Trust firm about twelve years ago.
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Newark
Soa
Sauel W. Belden
Fidelity Trust Company
West Orange
Mr. Beldon
Bordentown
Ned
New Jersey Collective Institute
Bochman
Iss
Jodee Hochonan
Leemte
Belden
Ty ‘Troat
Yonkers
N. Y
Dee
Matthew Hen ‘Lis
Warburton Avenue
Bilis
Westchester County
New Haven
Conn
Thomas J. Ellis
Mont
Claverack College
Hudson
Poughkeepsie
Osborne to Lead Inquiry Into State Graft Charges
Governor Cimion orders James W. Osborne to supervise the investigation into graft charges brought by John A. Heniweey. Osborne will oversee testimony this week as the prosecuting attorney assists in the inquiry in the elite Wighwave department.
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John A. Heniweey
Wighwave
Jovernour Cimion
Indianapolis Teamsters Vote Unanimously to Strike
Indianapolis faces a new labor conflict as the Teamsters union votes unanimously to strike. The union, including 1500 to 2000 commercial chauffeurs, pledges pickets at barns and no interference with government or express wagons. Arrangements will ensure hospital supplies reach recipients during the dispute.
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Ind
Teamsters
Nie
Thomas J. Farrell
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Chanffeurs
Jim Phelpe
America
Lonrses
Mr. Farrell
National Vehicle Owners’ Protective Association
Prate Healy
Dodgers Seek Cuban Star Gonzales as Brooklyns Push Deals
Jake Daubert bids $3,000 for Cuban third base prodigy Gonzales in Havana. Daubert aims to send him to Brooklyn under Robby, with other targeting including Romanoff of Almendas. Brooklyn struggles against Cuban teams as rival Mendez dominates, while Robby’s hiring sparks optimism among players.
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Cuba
Havana
Jake Daubert
Dodgers
Hooklyn
J. Carlisle Smith
Brooklyns
Havanas
Almendares
Fes
Gonzales
Brooklyn
Romanoff
Jersey City
Mendez
Black Diamond
Detroit Tigers
Ty Cobb
Giants
McGraw
Pepe Conte
Robinson
Robby
County Riders In Live Fox Hunt End Week’s Monmouth Meet
A lively live fox hunt marked the Monmouth county hounds weekend run. About twenty hunters started from Lineroff with fifteen couples from R. J. Collier’s Wickatunk kennels leading a chase over farm and woodland. The fox covered twelve miles before being lost near his original cover. Notable finishers included Thomas Field, William Stone Bride, Ruth Erlanger, Bleje Rothback, L. L. White, Margaret Tompkins, Rachel Field, Mary Conover, Walter McClure, and Thomas Piola Jr. Keyport Juniors seek games with ripe teams. manager contact details listed.
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Monmouth County Hounds
R. J. Collier
Wickatunk
Holmdel
Middletown Township
Thomas & Feild
William Stone‘bride
Ruth Erlanger
Blejele Rothback
L. L. White
Mise
Margaret Tompkins
Thomas ’ Fields
Rachel Field
Mary Conover
Walter McClure
Thomas ‘Piola, Jr
Local Kennels Win at Albany
Harry the winning Toy Poodle added another victory last Saturday at Albany show by the Fort Orange Kennel and Pet Stock Association. Owner Edward F. Ford, of this city, celebrates as Blue Bell defeats famed poodle J Pierpont Morgan owned by Mrs. Mary Van Rensselaer of Albany. Barry nears championship, needing a few more points to match his dam. The win is sweet amid the life wonder shown by strangers.
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Harry
Albany
N. Y
Fort Orange
Barry
Brown Warned By Yale Rival In Boxing Standoff
George Brown, known as Knock Em Stiff, reacts to a newspaper headline doubting his strength for Yale. He storms to his manager demanding the author of the claim and insists he can defeat Yale in their bout scheduled for tomorrow night.
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George
Brown
Yale
Three Former Stars to Manage Minor League Clubs
Three ex major league players Bris Lord Harry McCormick and Arthur Devlin will manage minor league teams next season Lord moves to Mobile in the Southern league Devlin will lead Oakland in the Pacific Coast league and McCormick will manage Chattanooga The article notes past major league service and trade history involving Connie Mack and others and mentions an undecided spring game between Chattle Fordham Prep with officials denying a firm date
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Bris Lord
Harry McCormick
Arthur Devlin
The
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Lord
Boston Nationals
Mobile
Devlin
Oakland
Cal
McCormick
Chattanooga
Tenn
Athletics
Bris
Cleveland
Connie Mack
Joe Jackson
Baltimore
Harry ‘Davis
Seybold
Monte Cross
Andrew Carnegie
Miskert
United States Steel Corporation
McGrew
Diante
Pluch
Anti
Hariie Deol
Dee Miler
Det Lend
ANDREAS APPEARS NEAR HOME IN DIVORCE PAPERS
Freeholder Wendel Andreas who left Teaneck on November 21 returned to Hackensack with Edward Walsh of Edgewater. He sought papers in divorce proceedings from Sheriff Robert N. Meath and then departed without stating his next destination.
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Hackensack
N. J. Dee
Wendel Andreas
Teaneck
Edward Walsh
Edgewater
Robert N. Meath
Hattie Andreas
Andreas
Sheriffs Office
Megs
Col
Matthew H. Ellis
DeAn
Women Hold Mass at National Suffrage Convention
More than 600 delegates from all states attend the National American Woman Suffrage Association convention in Washington at the Columbia theater, with sessions through December 5. The day also features a House hearing on creating a standing committee on woman suffrage, drawing both supporters and opponents led by Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge of New York.
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Washington
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Columbia
Union
House Committee
House
Senate
Arthur M. Dodge
New York
National Association
Democrats Fight Pensions In Congress Over Increases
Washington December 1 Democratic leaders move to block proposed rises to the pension roll. This year the pension budget totals over 180 million dollars with 20 million added by the Sherwood act. Groups press for recognition of Civil War volunteers and Spanish War widows and orphans, which would boost annual disbursements by about 15 million dollars.
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Congress
Washington
Sherwood How
Fatal Scalding on Colorado Rail Line
Engineer pinned by his engine during a mountain crash near Central City died from scalds. Fireman Charles Kissell was ejected through the cab window and fell seventy five yards down the slope. Rescue efforts were hampered by snow and terrain.
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Colorado
Mountain
Denver
Dulles
Paassenger
Coloradle and Southern Railway
Birekawk
Central City
Chiries A Kissell
Montain
Iniffey
Dives to His Death In Brooklyn Home Sharply Fears Sanitarium
John Churchill an inventor aged thirty four leaped from a window at his brother's home 120 St Johns Place Brooklyn fearing return to the King's Park sanitarium where he had been for two years. He had patented several inventions but his mental state deteriorated leading to confinement two years ago.
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John Churchill
New York
King’s Park
St Joh'’s Place
Brooklyn
Churchill
Around the State News and Local Disasters
Services were held in a Newark theater for deceased Newark fire department members. Fifteen cottages along Lake Hopatcong were looted in Mist fortnight. Rosie Armbandathe Pierce, charged with assault to disfigure, was arrested in Newark after eluding police since August 3, 1910. Sussex farmers report the best year in a century with a record corn harvest and vast apple yields. Chestnut blight hits red and black oak trees. oaks also affected. A tar paint fire in Toyonne Moat claims a 22 year old carpenter William Moody, his mother badly burned, his daughter-in-law burned as well.
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Rosie
William Moody
Toyonne Moat
Oleo
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