Uncle Sam as Merchant Prince in General Supplies List
A Washington Ledger report details a General Supplies Committee schedule listing nearly 17,000 articles used by administrative departments. It covers items from needles and hay to typewriters, medicines, telephones, furniture, and fuels, indicating broad government purchasing rules and direct-buy exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Supplies Committee
Sam
Generaitip |Iiies Committee
Washington
Demy
Lavy
Revenue Cuttery Service
Postal Service
Lnternal Revenue Service
Me Varless Secret Services
Eure
Min
Leehan Arrested Then Released After Murder Trial
William Leehan, acquitted of murdering Mrs. Turner in Tom’s River, was found unconscious at a subway station. He carried $24.75, told officials he would not drink for a year, and was discharged with a reprimand after claiming he would rather face the electric chair than be called a drunkard.
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New York
Elevatmn
Manhattan Siet
Aml
Toms River
Caroline ‘Turner
Marsh
Leelai
New Jersey
Leelain
White Plains
Edgewater
Dainiel Leehan
Manchester
Leehan
Jasper Lynch
Freight Causes Landslide Near Grassy Sound Drawbridge
A heavily laden West Jersey and Seastore train toppled the roadbed north of the Grassy Sound drawbridge, sending cars about ten feet into a chasm. Passengers later walked the gap as over 100 workers from all sections south of Millville labored for hours to restore the line and allow the first train to cross the new roadbed.
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Wildwood
Nodge
West Jersey
Seastore
Grassy Sound
Millville
Pardoning hearing for preacher in Mugging case
A special pardon court session will meet at the statehouse to consider the release of George D Mugging a clergyman serving five to thirty years. Counsel claim an affidavit by the accuser Viola Pallis repudiates the charge and eight jurors who convicted Huggins signed for his liberation.
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Trenton
N. Vee
Court of Pardons
Statehouse
George D. Mugging
Huggins
Viola Pallis
Female burglar chase in Keys home years ago
Police hunted a female thief or man in women's clothes after a break in at William E Keys residence. William Keys Jr observed a skirted figure in the dining room, pursued the intruder who wore a velvet hat and fur coat. The hat blew off revealing a cropped head, but the burglar escaped.
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Paterson
Nod
Dee
William E. Keys
William Keys, Jr
Keys
Lin
Three Held as Card Sharps in Newark Hearing
Newark NJ December 23 Judge Hahn adjourned the hearing of three men detained after a Washington train stop amid claims they are professional card sharps. Rumor in the court room ties one accused to a New York Supreme Court justice's son.
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Newark
Sewark
N. J
Hahn
Washington
New York Supreme Court
Newerk Woman Reports Jewel Theft From Home
Ber bert T Farrow of this city reported jewelry worth 1550 missing from a jewel case in her bedroom while she left a cleaner, Sewark New Jersey Pee. wh Mes, to shop. The window cleaner is unidentified and suspected.
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Sewark
N. J
Pee
Berbert
T. Farrow
Miss Maud Minahan New York Girl Wins Wellesley Prize
Miss Maud Minahan, a New York City girl, has won the beauty prize at Wellesley College. Her victory adds a notable accolade for the campus event, drawing attention to her poised appearance and celebratory reception by faculty and students.
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New York
Wellesley
Minahan of New York Crowned in Wellesley Beauty Contest
Miss Minahan of New York City wins the Wellesley College beauty contest as several entrants, urged by friends, entered the competition. The judged outcome favored a medium complexioned, brown-eyed, brown-haired young woman who was widely admired for her balanced features.
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Misa Maude
Minahan
New York City
Wellesley Gtr
Wellesley
Shze
General Markets Report from New York Derivative Market
Rutter steady to firm with receipts totaling 4,940 packages across creamery extras and firsts. Various dairy products and eggs show mixed futures with states and factories holding current make and stock.
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New York
Der
Sevenia
Zlalle
Secons
Atc
Itmaisige Chersefirmer
Penney Lvonta
Hennery
Want Roosevelt Back in the Fold
Washington dispatch reports on a Republican national committee meeting focused on winning back progressives to unite the party. Attitudes toward Roosevelt and proposed conventions stir debate while Alfalfa Bill Murray mocks regional voting patterns and the Alaska railroad discussion prompts jokes about farming in extreme climates.
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Bill Murray
Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Murray
Oklahoma
Minnesota
South Carolina
Fordney
Michigan
Alasikh
Bols
Jericho
Alaska
Schmidt Fate in Hands of Alienists in New York Trial
Hans Schmidt, priest and self confessed slayer of Anna Aumuller, faces a high stakes insanity case in New York. Four alienists on each side debate his mental state before Judge Foster, with defense led by Dr. M. B Gregory and Dr. Smith Ely Jelliffe and state experts including Dr. Carlos F. MacDonald. Schmidt claims admiration for MacDonald, while prosecutors press for sanity. The trial centers on expert testimony from psychiatrists after Schmidt’s Sept murder.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Foster
Gregory
Smith Ely Jelliffe
Joseph Cotton
Trenton
N. J
Schmidt
MacDonald
Prisoer
Smith Bly Jelliffe
Jelliffe
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Uncle Sam
Merchant Prince
Uneeda
Uneeda Biscuit
Miss Maud Minahan
Clapp
Senate
Cabinet
Milady
Williams
Mississippi
Congress
John Sharp Willams
Long Branch
Seaside
Countrycat
Puck
Edison
Portland
Edison Portland
Enison
Ortland
Arras
Chandler & Maps Lumber
Broadway
A. F. GO
Long Branch, N. J
Hicks’ Jewelry Store
M. J. Sg
RED Bank
Asbury Park
J. Krides Red Bank
Lemaistre Lace and Embroidery CO
Cookman Ave
Emory St
Monmouth County
Berger’s
Cookman Avenue
Regal Shoes
Buster Browns
The
Regal Shoe Store
Broad Street
Fied Bink
Tate
Richmond
Oakland Street
Bridge Avenue
Gods Store
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