Sugar Interests' Activities Bared in Senate Probe
The Hawaiian Sugar Printers Association official testified of a $1,000 monthly Washington salary and $15,000 yearly expenditures. Subpoenas were issued for Fargo Courier-News editors over an editorial about Sen. Gronna. Funds funded a sugar publicity drive, with Mayo and others paid, while letters urged customers to protest free sugar.
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Washington
Sugar Manters’ Association
Senate Lobby Committee
Flis
Sugam Amet
Sugar Producers’ Organization
Sidney M
Press Service Bureau
EB. W. Mayo
Hawaihian Sigar Association
Senator Gronna
A. Y. More
A. M. Baker
Courier-News
Fargo
N. D
Cronnn
Mead
IE. W. Mayo
Mayo
Mr. Mead
Hawaiian Sugar Printers’ Association
Hawaii
Elmer B. Paxton
Harwaii
Alexander & Baldwin
Mawallas
Daughter Follows Dying Mother's Wish In Wedding
East Orange New Jersey June 12 Miss Alice Lazzard and Carl J Bailard wed at the Hazzard residence 172 Sanford Street before the coffin of Mrs Lazzard who asked for the marriage before burial The Rev Creswick Todd officiated and will conduct the funeral Mrs Lazzard who had cared for eight years in the city died Monday showing joy at her daughter's plans and forthcoming ceremony.
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East Orange
Mise Alice
Lozzard
Thia City
Carl J. Bailard
Ariington
Father graduates in law alongside his son at Indiana University
William Hickam of Spencer Indiana resumes studies after a long pause and will graduate with his son Hubert in the same class at Indiana University Law School. The elder Hickam, a noted lawyer, began in Liszt era when the school closed and later completed his studies privately before rejoining to finish with his son.
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Dploomington
Indiana University
William Hickam
Spencer, Ind
Wil
Hubert Hickam
Sancer
Liszt
Hickam
Indiana
University
Alloim
Divers to Save Her Chum Jump Into Reservoir Rescue
In Passage New Jersey on June 12 a 10 year old girl Dina Silverman fell into the Jasper street reservoir while fishing. Hannah Neifeld also 10 leaped in to save her and nearly lost her life. Alexander Parks heard cries and rescued both girls. Dina was near death on shore.
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Passage
N. J
Dina Silverman
Arch Street
Jasper Street
Hannah Neifeld
Alexander Parks
Silverman
Young Woman Regains Senses After 100 Hours
A Elizabeth woman revived after a stay in the General Hospital and identified herself as Tessie Warkewska also known as Fannie Green living with her brother on Ripley Place. Rev. John F P Westula recognized her at the hospital from a prior visit to Bt Adeberts church sacristy where the girl asked for prayers for her soul.
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Elizabeth
Mere
General Hospital
Tessie Warkewska
Fannie Green
Ripley Place
Public Service Corporation
John FP. Westula
Adeberts
Boston
Baltimore
Fielder Addresses Doctors at New Jersey Medical Society Banquet
Governor Fielder spoke at the Medical Society of New Jersey banquet in the New Monmouth hotel. Dr. William A. Schauffler chaired planning for the 147th convention. Other speakers included Dr. Abraham Jacobi and Dr. James M. Walsh. Enoch Hollingheads of Pemberton was elected president. Norton L. Wilson of Elizabeth was named vice president.
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New Jersey Medical Society
Spring Lake
N. J
Fielder
Medical Society of New Jersey
New Monmouth Hotel
William A. Schauffler
State Board of Education
Abraham Jacobi
James M. Walsh
New York
Jersey City Board Stands Against Outgoing-Three Plan
Jersey City commissioners rejected a report that three newly elected members planned to force out the remaining two before the end of the four year term. They argued the proposal cannot be done under the law as the next commission would adopt three members only after the current term ends. The piece notes a misunderstanding of the law and includes a quoted Romeo ode interjected with local humor.
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Jersey City
N. J
Cornelius J. Ford Named Public Printer in New Jersey
Prominent New Jersey labor leader Cornelius J. Ford has been appointed to serve as public printer. Ford, noted for his union work and advocacy, assumes duties overseeing state printing operations and related services. His selection signals a shift toward labor-friendly administration in state publishing.
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New Jersey
Bomb for silk workers in Paterson injures none
In Paterson New Jersey three brothers active in silk strikes faced an explosive attack outside their home. The blast damaged the house but left the sleeping occupants unharmed. they later returned to work under police guard. It was the second dynamite attempt since the strike began.
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Paterson
Jane
Sik
Massive Fireworks Explosion at Deerfield Mill in Alliance
Five tons of fireworks stored at W. A. Wilmots four mill in Deerfield blew up. Four people injured including two children, ages five and eight. Fireworks purchased after a Cleveland July fourth ordinance. Suspected cause mice. The blast occurred in Alliance, Ohio on June 12.
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Alliance
W. A. Wilmet
Deerfield
Mr. Wilmet
Wilmot
Cleveland Sane
Bribe Plot Reported in Becker Rosenthal Case
New York June 14 District Attorney Whitman reports a plot to bribe key witnesses in the Becker murder appeal. Counsel Joseph A Shay and Lt John Becker offered cooperation while some witnesses were urged to flee or stay away, with others offered cash for altered testimony. Whitman notes continued efforts to shield witnesses since Rosenthal killings.
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New York
Whitman
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Sing Sing Pris
Mr. Whitman
Joseph Ashay
Becker
John Becker
Police Department
Shay
Supreme Court
Carter
Rosenthal
Jack Rose
Bridgie Webber
Harry Wallon
Sam Schepps
Webber
Havana
Thomas Coupe
England
Justee
Painter Daughter Elected President Of Fertilizer Firm
Miss Okie Painter, daughter of RE Painter who died in the St John river May 22, is chosen by stockholders to succeed her father as president of the family fertilizer company. Mr Painter held 1 178 000 in life insurance. A Johns Hopkins chemist investigates organs to determine if death was drowning or poison.
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Painter
Jacksonville
Fla
Okie Painter
RE. O. Painter
St. John’s River
Mr. Painter
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Deaths from Brights disease exceed tuberculosis in Pennsylvania
The record shows Brights disease causing more deaths than tuberculosis in Pennsylvania, highlighting a rising public health concern.
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Bright
Pennsylvania
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Girl Heads Corporation
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N. E. Cor
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Main St
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