Tariff Vote and Senate Games in Washington
Washington dispatch explains how Vice President Marshall might cast the deciding vote on a tariff bill as Democratic support wavers. The piece notes shifts in currency remedies, senatorial courtesy, and the role of figures like Oohair in soldiers homes matters, with anecdotes about Jones, Stone, Williams, Ashurst, Catron, and Lewis during filibusters and maneuvering in Congress.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Marshall
Finance Committee
Congress
Lie
Lane
Oregon
Stone
Liane
O'Hair
Joe
Canton
Danville
Ressor
Congressman O'air
Fogletttge
O'air
Jones
Senate
Williams
Ashurst
Lewis
Trinote
Warren
Smoot
Girl Shoots Doctor Then Ends Her Life in Office
A patient miss Kaitie Ittles shot Dr Brinlky several times in his private office and then killed herself. Dr Brinkley, a respected physician, died from heart wounds while a companion waited in the hall. Officials note no prior indication of conflict between patient and doctor.
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Savainally
Guy
Brinkle
Kaite Ittles
Iit
Tier Vie Fin
Brinkley
Wife Disappears To Seek Husband In Nod
Kin of missing couple in Alarrison report wife left with daughters to search for her husband. Mrs Clarke, fifty five, disappeared after telling children nothing of her destination. Mr Willoch notified police and the two sisters were left to care for the youngsters as the pair’s whereabouts remain unknown.
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Alarrison
Pepe
Ecr& O
Phivid Rilbei
New York
Mes
Wittig
Chirke
Opden Wvedite
Clits Otis
Ee Caissin
Dorks
Chipke
Clarke Ty
Willoch
Iillach
Clarke
West
Swift
Charrison
Jersey City Elects Fagan as Mayor and Names Five Commissioners
Jersey City voters backed a new commission and elected Mark M. Pagan as head of the administration. Anti Wittpenn Democrats George Bresinger Frank Tingue and James J. Perris joined Pagan with roles in finance public safety and streets and water.
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Jersey City
Feed
Mark M. Pagan
Iheinher
George 8
Bresinger
Department of Finance
Frank Tingue
Public Saiety
James J. Perris
Anti Wittpenn
Streets and Water Department
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Escape Fire by Rope In Passaic NJ Tenants Rescued
Fire endangers a two story Passaic house at 262 264 Monroe street. Tenants including Mrs Justin Martoni and her children flee upstairs via a clothesline improvised rope rescue. Emil Martoni lowers his mother and sisters, others reach the front air flows as firemen rescue all occupants.
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Passaic House
Passaic
Jane
Afteen
Monroe Street
Justin Martoni
Two Hurt In Trolley Crash In Jersey City
Two trolley cars of Public Service lines collided at a junction in Jersey City. Passengers Carrie Cosgrove and Margaret Toomey suffered injuries from shock and flying glass. Motorman John Hedges and driver Lawrence Tingley were detained by police.
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Jersey City
N.oa
Tigretier
Junction
Jackson Avenue
John Hedges
Mlk
Lawrence Tingley
Ape
Carrie Cosgrove
Cuion Street
Jersey
Margaret Toomey
Metarien
Nickel Coins and Coinage Costs
The article discusses the nickel’s cost as a government profit indicator on coinage. It cites a nickel composition of nickel and copper, notes costs around 23 cents, and states the government cost $4.95 for five cent pieces.
Historic drive shows Jersey Coast estates in Long Branch
The article recalls grand country homes along Bath avenue and Long Branch, noting Asa Franelas and Gladville estates, Woolley and Hearn mansions, and others. It contrasts early showplaces with modern surroundings, praises tidy grounds, and mentions Roosevelt and Vanderbilt heritage nearby. It ends with local street work updates and a call to raise funds for Cline High School.
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Mathaverme
Asa Franelas
Creorkee
Crum
Pith Avenue
B. T Marvin
Tierstey
Gladville
Park M Woolley
Hearn
Biltmore
N. C
George W. van Derbilt
Newport
St. 1
North Jersey
Long Wranch
Roosevelt
Central Station
Third and
Morris
Morris Avenue
Bath
Thiird and
Mortig
Bath Avenue
High Street
Far Word Lesson Causes Humorous Grandfather Reply
A teacher tested students on adjectives and adverbs after lessons on the subject. When a boy was asked to compare the word far he stammered and offered Positive, far, comparative, farther, superlative, grandfather.
Sensational Silk and Dress Goods Sale at Main Floor
35 000 yards Silks and 1 500 yards French material offered at deep discounts. Pongee and crepe fabrics listed with former prices and new cuts. Men and women clothing including suits, pumps, and shoes also on sale. Wilton rugs and electric fans featured with marked reductions. Prices shown for various sizes and styles. Limited quantities remain in Subway and Fourth Gallery floors.
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New Building
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Long Branch Daily Record
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