Campbell Sues Bulkley Over Fees for Training Horses
Thomas Everett Campbell, 72, ex Newark police retiree, sues Benjamin A. Bulkley of Southport for 735 dollars claiming two years of wages as trainer and jogger at the Historic Track. Attorney Gott opens for the plaintiff calling horse racing the sport of kings and judges, as court adjourns with testimony incomplete.
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Goshen
Thomas Everett Campbell
Newark
N. J
Benjamin A. Bulkley
Southport
Genn
J. Floyd Halstead
Philip A. Rorty
Campbell
Mr. Halstead
Percy
D. Gott
Orange County
No Steps Taken To Get in Touch With U S Leaders
Paris reports no steps have been taken by the French or British governments to contact U S political leaders about reservations to the Versailles area. The Associated Press notes official circles say no action has been initiated.
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U. S
Associated Press
Paris
Thought Truck Had Been Stolen
An automobile mystery from North Berg RM XS J details a mistaken theft involving local property. Investigators traced the incident to De Gamer eyeen and clarified ownership at Mount oseasdons, concluding the vehicle was not stolen.
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Pynes
North Berg Rm
XS. J
Smeth
Enset
de Gamer Eyeen
Mount
Oseasdons
Fire on Wayanda Avenue Causes Fire Department Response
Fire on the second floor of A Selvari and Sons junk building at 29 Wayanda Avenue delayed shipments of 40 to 50 bales of rags destined for Massachusetts and Connecticut. Chief Higham redirected calls to include Phoenix and Wealkills. damage about $1,000. Fire likely started by hot coals in a wash boiler or a spark from a stove. water damage on the ground floor forced drying of rags for nearly a month. Insurance carried via E. E. and L. S. Conkling. Captain Malone obituary notes 25 years service at the state hospital and long city building.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
A. Selvari
Junk and
Reg Dealers
Wawayanda Avenue
Suji
Charles Higham
Excelsiors, Eagles and
McQuoids
Box 37
Phoenix
Wealkills
Higham
Mir. Salvati
Flag at the Top of Christmas Trees Movement Begins
The Chamber of Commerce funded by its Board aims to promote placing the American flag atop municipal, school, church, and home Christmas trees. This local action follows Dayton Ohio mayoral guidance to display the flag to spread American ideals and Christian values during the season.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lmayor
Dayton
Ohio
America
Christ
Committee to Investigate Wages and Prices to Form
John P. White former United Mine Workers president and Rembrandt Peale independent coal operator of Pennsylvania named as members of a three member commission to study wages and prices in the bituminous coal industry. President Wilson expected to appoint the panel during the day. Both Peale and White aided Fuel Administrator Garfield during the war.
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Associated Press
Washington
John P. White
United Mine Workers
Rembrandt Peale
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Peele
White
Gerfield
Goldman and Berkman to be Deported Soon
New York officials expect word today on the deportation timing for Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman. Ellis Island holds ninety one men and three women anarchists awaiting removal, with twenty anarchists ordered for deportation though details of method and schedule remain unspecified.
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Associated Press
New York
Enmums
Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Ellis Island
West
Thi
Battle for Mivmori Senate Leader Ahead of Caucus
The Mivmori Senate caucus meets Saturday to choose a permanent leader after the death of Senator Martin. Rumors focus on possible successors with contesting factions led by Underwood and Archcock. Glass has not been sworn in as treasurer and was recently appointed by Governor Pavia of Virginia.
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Senate
Treasur Glass
Pavia
Virginia
Martin
Underwood
Arichcock
Nebraska
Prisoner Marries After Serving Twenty One Years
Arch ie Mull, soon to wed Grace Howe, left Great Meadows Prison after a 21 year sentence. The couple planned a honeymoon trip to Naghnua following their wedding. The story notes Mull had been in prison for a murder case involving Meine BR. Lord and Nashua are referenced in relation to the case.
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Associated Press
Glens Fails
Archie Mull
Great Meadows
Mein Grace Howe
Marltorc
Mass
Riri
Muil
Naghnua
Meine BR
Nashua Hin An
Coal Strike Declared Victory for Government Says Palmer
Washington December 12 The soft coal strike ended with officials claiming government victory. General Palmer testified there was no settlement but that workers had complied with demands and returned to work. Senate support was described as being divided among caucus members with several doubtful Senators noted.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Palmer
Theategal Tutter
Patrolman Wood Suffers Fractured Arm After Fall
Patrolman Fred B. Wood sustained a fractured right arm after a slip and fall in front of Grange Courts Trust Company on North Street. An X-ray at Dr. M C Connor’s office confirmed the injury. Dr. Robert R. Cordner said initial thoughts suggested no fracture, but Wood’s pain proved otherwise. He rests at home at 1 Prospect Avenue and is reported resting comfortably.
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Fred B. Wood
Grange Courts Trust Company
North Street
M. C. Connor
Robert R. Cordner
Wood
Weed
Devin Cordner
Increase in Fay And Workers Is Shown in Report
A Beed summary notes a rise in fay and workers with figures from the November region. The report highlights a 664 percent jump in men's clothing, marking the sharpest increase among sectors.
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Assoriatee Press
Manxman Disaster Drowns 43 Crew Members
A radiogram from the British steamer British Isles reports the British steamer Manxman floundered in mid ocean, drowning 43 crew members including the captain and first mate. The surviving crew, numbering more than a dozen, were rescued by the British Isles and are due in New York Monday.
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Halifax
Isley
New York
Christmas Meat Prices Show Small Increases for Poultry
Dealers report chickens and turkeys likely higher for Christmas with turkeys about 60 cents a pound and chickens between 42 and 48 cents. Pork cuts edge down as prices ease across ham bacon and shoulder, while overall meat pricing trends downward though perishable items fluctuate.
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Claur L
Everyons
Porterhouse
OUR COUNTY LAWMAKERS
Hamlet S Ree supervisor of Blooming Grove appointed to serve out the Leonard term and elected for the next term. He served five years as justice of the peace and one year as coroner. He sits on Town Expenses Elections and County Treasurer committees and is secretary treasurer of the Grange County Branch of the Dairymen's League.
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Hamlet S. Ree
Blooming Grove
William M. Leonard
Mr. Roe
Grange County
Dairymen's League
Poison Gas Kills Four in Family
A New York report describes a family tragedy tied to poison gas, with four members dead including a child. The incident occurred at a residence on Emmons venue near Sheep Hill, and investigators await details as they examine the scene and evidence.
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New York
Flanner Perham
Mate Sa
Aertine
Aed
Pootem
Scarlet Fever Declines In City Health Report
Health Officer Dr J L Hanmer reports a drop in scarlet fever cases in the city this morning. The Times Press notes no rival advertising in the region.
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J. L. Hanmer
Attempt to Kill French in Dublin
An assassination attempt occurred at about one o'clock in Dublin as Viscount French, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, traveled between Ashton Gate and the Vice Regal Lodge. A shot missed its target, striking a nearby avian animal and injuring a policeman, while Lord French escaped unharmed.
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Viscount French
Lieut
Ireland
Cor
Associated Press
Dublin
Lord French
Ashton Gate
Phoenix Park
Lodz
Aavihan Hed
Loni French
Bride of 16 Arrested on Unruly Charge
Margarit Formes, a 16 year old bride, was arrested Wednesday at a Walden bag factory on a warrant issued by Justice Griffin. The case involves alleged underage marriage and parental consent disputes. She was turned over to a county matron for remand while her father hires attorney RB T. Hume for a Supreme Court hearing.
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Walden
Wiliam Kim
Margarit Formes
Nenrgh
Tonk
Roak
Jerencs
Pond
Supreme Court
Public Control of Meat and Big Five Decree
Washington reports the government orders a sweeping court decree separating the Armour Swift Cudahy Morris & Co. and Wilson & Co. from retail stores and nonmeat food interests. The pact imposes U S supervision, sale of holdings in railroads newspapers warehouses and unrelated businesses, and disassociation from retail meat operations.
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Washington
Armour, Swift, Cudahy, Morris & Co
Wilson & Co
Times-Press
United States
Itvestec
Ublic
Sterzsee
Opposes Health Insurance Expansion in Newbury
A resident of Newbury expresses opposition to health insurance expansion. The fragment notes a stance against compulsory coverage and mentions efforts to rescind or resist related measures.awaiting fuller context
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Newbursh
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Abbie Osborn
Lewton
Mary J. Bell
Wacviac
Emma Goldman
Berkman
Mivmori
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