Dramatic bill reshapes New Jersey jury selection
Trenton January 23. Senate proposal by Senator Read to remove sheriff drawn juries in favor of county Jury Commissions. Three members appointed by Circuit Court Judge will select jurors, with salaries up to 2000 dollars in first class counties. The plan creates lists, two jury boxes, and disqualifications related to liquor trade and recent political activity. Measure backed by Mead Lewis Gill and Anderson Republicans.
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Senate
Read
Camden County
Circuit Court
Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Mable
Lot
Mead
Camden
Long Branch Boys Find Florida Comfort and Work
Lester Havens and Joe Egan, former Long Branch youths, are in Ormond Florida enjoying warm weather and good health. Havens oversees one of H. M. Ringler’s bathing establishments while Egan runs a large building project. Havens reports four weeks of excellent bathing and a climate so mild he rarely needs a coat.
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Joe Egan
Ormond
Fla
Havens
H. M. Ringler
Egan
WEDS FORMER COACHMAN IN FAMILY FIGHT
Miss Helen Stickle, daughter of Byron T. Stickle, married John Spear formerly known as John Pendino, a former coachman of the family. She inherits about 100000 dollars without restrictions after long family opposition, with Spear being a naturalized Italian. The marriage ended a three year dispute that began in Boston.
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Rockaway
N. J
Helen Stickle
Byron T. Stickle
John Spear
John Pendino
Boston
Misa Buckle
Brandt Pardon Sets Rare Precedent In New York
The New York pardon of Lawrence de Foulke Brandt, a former Schiff employee jailed thirty years for burglary, creates a precedent on punishment for first offenses. Governor Sulzer imposes strict conditions including no stage appearance, no public paid discussions, and no case bragging. Brandt’s case began with an assault and burglary charge linked to Mortimer Schiff. after pleas and appeals, the Court of Appeals upheld jurisdiction over his trial.
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Foulke
Foulke Engle Branch
New York
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Mortimer L. Schiff
Nelson
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
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Mortimer J. Schiff
Jacob Schiff
Oyster Bay
Mr. Schiff
Schiff
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Hin
Carl Fischer-Hansen
Howard Gans
Rosalsky
Court of General Sessions
Sing Sing
Dannemora
Dix
Richard Hand
Gerard
Court of Appeals
Whitman
T. C. T. Crain
Royal children enjoy carefree winter play at Berlin castle
The two sons of Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm of Germany named Louis Ferdinand and Wilhelm are featured enjoying wholesome freedom in the shadow of Berlin's emperor's castle. They romp in the snow and skate with evident joy amid royal oversight.
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Friedrich Wilhelm
Germany
Louis Ferdinand
Wilhelm
Berlin
Auto Bandits Work at Dusk Steal 700
Five men in a taxicab robbed Rate & Bros wholesale meats at 527 West Thirty-sixth Street Manhattan at 7 80 last night. Four workers inside were held at gunpoint while a sixth robber vaulted the wire cage to take about 700 dollars. Detectives are on the case as weather foresees fair skies and warmer temps with possible rain tomorrow.
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New York
Manhattan
Rate & Bros
West Thirty-sixth Street
Tenth
New York Market Report on Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices
Market update lists butter receipts and price ranges for extras firsts seconds and thirds, with state dairy rules and packing stock details. Eggs receipts and price spreads for fresh gathered extras and firsts, then lowers grades, plus potato hay straw and live and dressed poultry price notes.
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Pennsylvania
Bermuda
Maine
Western
Sweets
Jersey
Bunket
Timothy
New
IBM
Live Stock Markets Pittsburgh January 22
Live Stock Markets report from Pittsburgh dated January 22 shows light supply and steady markets across categories. Cattle prices range from prime at 8.25 to 7.40, heifers 4.00 to 7.50, and common around 6.06. sheep and lambs receipts light with prime wethers 6.10 to 6.25, lambs 5.0 to 9.5, veal calves 7.60 to 8.60. hogs receipts double deckers, market lower with prime heavies near 7.70 to 7.75 and pigs about 7.00 to 7.90.
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Pittsburgh
Chattle Chips Delivers School News And Student Government Essay
Miss Lida Wolcott recited Katrina's Visit to New York this morning. The Chattle pupils pledge self-control and expect a Friday gym contest against Neptune with Chattle favored 3-2. A Spirit feature and an essay on student government discuss honor guiding behavior and workplace trust.
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Lida Wolcott
Katrina
New York
Chattle
United States
Birthday Party for John G. Metzgar in Red Bank
John G. Metzgar, aged seven, celebrated with a family dinner at the Globe Hotel in Red Bank. His grandmother Mrs John B Metzgar and aunt Miss Lot tie Metzgar attended at Oakhurst, and his sister Dorothy helped select the fruit cake and candles.
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Harry T. Metzgar
Globe Hotel
Red Bank
John B. Metzgar
Lottie Metzgar
Oakhurst
Master John
Dorothy
Evolution of species explained to boy parable
A professor with his son discusses the theory of evolution. The boy answers that before he was born, the father was a monkey, illustrating the idea in a simple dialogue from a St. Louis Post-Dispatch feature.
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Popover
Jack
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
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