Belmar Principal Held After Student Accusation
Esther Redmond sixteen year old student testified at a Belmar hearing that principal Charles Mitchell detained her after school and tried to kiss her. Mitchell denied the charge and was held for the grand jury without bail. He is twenty four, married, and formerly taught in Dover.
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Belmar
Ashbury Park
N. J
Charles Mitchell
West Belmar School
Esther Redmond
Justice of the Peace
John A. Borden
Mitchell
New Way of Saving Money for Vacation by Trust Company Workers
A group of 35 women at a trust company form a savings fund for vacations. On the first Saturday in July each pays two cents, then weekly increases by two cents. In June next year each will receive 25.50 plus about one dollar interest, with rules to protect timely payment and allow withdrawal if job loss or marriage occurs. Ink blot removal tip follows.
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Harner
Sir William Crookes Inventor of X ray Tube
Sir William Crookes, cited as the inventor of the glass tube that enabled early X ray discovery and medical imaging, with his research marking a pivotal moment in radiography and physics.
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William Crookes
Royal Society
Crookes
Douglass questioned in graft probe over No. 90 water contract
Anthony Douglass a former Niagara Falls mayor and tunnel contractor testified to a New York supreme court grand jury investigating graft in campaign contributions. He implied a contract worth No. 90 should have brought a political contribution and named a man with a state post. Weather: fair and colder with brisk west winds tomorrow.
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New York
Anthony
Douglass
Niagara Falls
Supreme Court
Grand Jury
New York City
Board of Water Supply
Tindson Syphon
Orange
Dutchess
Dougliss
Winston Company & Brenchard
T. A. Gillespie Company
Church Street
Armory Dance Provokes General Collins Demand for Inquiry
Major General Dennis B. Collins denounces reports of improper dances at the Elizabeth armory and orders Major Martin to investigate. He directs an indorsed report on his personal observations or, if absent, immediate inquiry to verify if the rumors are justified.
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Collins
Elizabeth
N. J
Dennis BF
Martin
Lkely
Providence Journal
Blairstown Farmer Dies in Auto Crash
Walter Ervey, a 60 year old retired farmer of Blairstown New Jersey, was killed instantly when his car struck an electric light pole after a blowout. Harold Craig, the driver, escaped injury and the car skidded ending in the pole.
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Blairstown
N. J
Walter Ervey
Harold Craig
Newton
William M. Mackey
Mackey
Craig
Ervey
Glynn Signs Primary Bill and Ballot Reform
Governor Glynn signed the direct primary bill and measures adopting the Massachusetts ballot form and direct election of U S senators. He called the laws epoch making and vital for electoral reform, noting they will meet broad citizen approval.
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Albany
N. Y
Glynn
Massachusetts
United States
Genuiie
New York Commodities and Livestock Markets Report
New York price readings list corn receipts at 11 000, butter steady with creamery commodities, eggs varied by grade and origin, potatoes weak with Bermuda and European pricing, live poultry and other stock values noted. Pittsburgh cattle and hog markets show light supply, stable to firm prices across cattle sheep and hogs with defined ranges for each category.
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New York
Agaaic
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Bermuda
Jersey
Pittsburgh
Weather observations from 8 p.m. nationwide report
United States weather bureau observations show temperatures and conditions across major cities at 8 p.m. yesterday. Albany 40 cloudy Atlantic City 46 cloudy Boston 46 clear Bustiode 36 clear Chicago 38 clear St. Louis 48 cloudy New Orleans 66 clear New York 44 cloudy Washington 50 clear.
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United States Weather Bureau
Temp
Albany
Atlantic City
Boston
Chicago' S
St. Louts
New Orleans
New York
Washington
Court apologia for temper delays new trial ruling
Judge J Hugo Grimm of the circuit court in St Louis apologized for losing temper during a hearing and granted a petition for a new trial, saying the conduct may have prejudiced the jury. The appeal cites the exchange as grounds for a retrial in a case involving the Providence Journal note on dining faults.
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J. Hugo Grimm
Circuit Court
St. Louis
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