Wilson Warns New Jersey Voters Against Old Poli tician Crossovers
Woodrow Wilson in Trenton declares he will monitor New Jersey politics after becoming president elect. He says old party bosses must be blocked, vows to back progressive forces and expose attempts to regain control, urging voters to support his line and the new forces shaping the state.
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New Jersey Affaire
Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Statehouse
Figain
Aimmer
New Jersey
Democratic Party
MacConnel's Home Robbed While Widow Abroad
James Carleton, caretaker for Mrs. G C MacConnel, widow of Major MacConnel, reported the Kahdena Hill estate was broken into and ransacked. The kitchen window was found open and solid silver ware seems targeted. plated items were left behind. Mrs MacConnel is currently traveling in Europe.
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Major MacConnel
Europe
Morristown
N. J
James Carleton
G. C. MacConnel
Edward L. Brennan
May Fine the Jurymen Contempt Over Rushed Departure
In Toms River New Jersey December 18 1926 grand jurors were cited for contempt after rushing to catch trains home Monday night instead of presenting to Judge Carmichael deputies chased the jurors to the station and other jurors departed by auto. The judge ordered reconvening and threatened dismissal for contempt.
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Sourt
Toms River
N. J
Ocean County
Carmichael
Newark Expressmen Strike Over Raise Incomes
Newark December 18 The drivers and handlers of all local express companies quit work about 200 men joining a strike. They earn 16 dollars weekly and demand 18 with overtime pay for the holiday rush. Christmas packages were stalled due to the walkout. Employees of the large outside companies are not involved.
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Newark
N. J
Evolution of the chair and home furnishings history
A light read on household artifacts traces furniture from three legged stools to rockers, and cabinets to drawers. It notes picture frames origin around 500 years ago, antimacassars, stretchers on chairs, curtains, chandeliers from refugees, and the kitchen table drawer’s invention by a card player.
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China
France
Prince of Wales
Hepplewhite
George II
Philadelphia
Pedger
Morgan Prepared to Meet Pujo Probers
Washington reports J Pierpont Morgan and partners arrived with a large legal staff to testify before the Pujo investigating committee. Morgan may not be called today and will remain into tomorrow as the panel schedules expert testimony on banking resources concentration in New York.
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Washington
J. Pierpont Morgan
Pujo
Morgan
Bis Baggage
Mayman
New York City
Money Trust Committee
Campaign Contribution Committee
Clapp
R. A. Lindaburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Francis Lynde Stetson
George B. Case
William F. Sheehan
Delancey’ Nicoll
John C. Spooner
Joseph H. Choate
Mr. Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Henry’ P. Davison
T. W. Lamont
C. H. Backus
Live Stock Markets in Pittsburgh Dec 18
Cattle supplies fair with slow market. Prices include prime cattle at 8.40 to 9, good mixed 7.00 to 8.25, common 4.50 to 5, heifers 4.10 to 7.50, fresh cows 5 to 7. Heep and lambs show slow trade with prime wethers 4.35 to 4.00, lambs 8.50 to 9.25, veal calves 0.10 to 1.60, hogs receipts two decks with market active. Prime heavy 7.50, heavy and medium 7.40 to 7.45, light 7.25 to 7.40.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
New York Sphinx Dinner Imitates City News Minute
A roundup of social chatter from a Sphinx club dinner in New York includes remarks on Reno divorce law changes, a Berlin titled doctor, and a New Jersey vice chancellor ruling that a wife is entitled to a husband’s $12 weekly earnings.
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Reno
Sphinx Club
New York
Los Angeles
Oh. H
Berlin
Stevenson
New Jersey
Chicago
Danbury Delicatessen
Ohio
Henry D. Robinson
Nevada
O. H. P. Belmont
Schick
Brookline
Mass
Why Wilson Dropped
The article recounts a once-hidden anecdote about Woodrow Wilson from his Wesleyan University days. It describes a professor discussing names and their value, praising a dactyl spendee name like Webster, and two spondees like Woodrow Wilson as advantageous for public life. It frames Wilson’s early ambition and the connection to his later presidency.
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Thomas
Thomas Woodrow Wilson
Wesleyan University
Wilson
Daniel Webster
Woodrow Wilson
Wesleyan
Bulgarian War Song Spurs Bulgarian War Drive
A Bulgarian national poem translated for Sofia's Mirvat newspaper stirs fervor for battle. The verses urge relentless assault and the flag of Wherry, promising honor and justice through victory over a great enemy. The tone is fierce and uncompromising.
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Kyrill Christoph
Sofia
Mirmat
Takes His Fifth Bride in Mascoutah Suit for Free License
George Overbauer, 58, of Mascoutah Illinois, sought a free marriage license claiming it was his fifth visit. Clerk refused, requiring a fee. Mrs Mary Miller, 64, was the fifth bride. The elder groom quipped that a man’s life needs a wife’s advice.
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Alinois
George Overbauer
Mascoutah
Ill
Mary Miller
English waiter training school opens with Westminster cookery program
A special school for training boys as waiters is established in England linked to the Westminster cookery school. Foreigners trained abroad have found work in England. the new school aims to attract English boys to the occupation and fill native demand.
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England
Cookery
Westminster
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