Aday's Doings in New Jersey Side Door Liquor Scene
Jersey City police did not force Sunday liquor laws. Saloons stayed largely closed to casual access but side doors allowed discreet purchases. Bar activity was minimal with fewer arrests and no major disturbances. Women and children barred from beer sales in many districts. guesstimated carryout by men and a rare few intoxicated individuals on the streets. Chief Murphy reported no interference with local baseball games and few complaints from residents.
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Jersey City
Themen
Murphy
Woman Clings to Window in New Jersey Assault
At Nesbit Street No 2 in Yowark New Jersey police respond to screams of Police not Murder. Patrolman McMurtyené Parit arrives as Mrs William Sutcliffe clings to window sill of second story, husband allegedly home drunk beating her, officers pull her inside before she falls.
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Yowark
N. J
New Jersey road contracts delayed by funding limits
Under a new interpretation from Commissioner Hutchinson no road contracts will be sanctioned until 18 months, and existing road funds will only cover already contracted work. Further appropriation is needed, but likely not until the next legislature’s November session. Automobiles and road departments have long sought advance contracts before funding, causing delays and frustration among car owners and counties.
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Trestom
New Jersey
Stone Row Inn
Cominimioner
Filich C. Hutchinson
Loneg Arnson
Ding
Svailhue
Uth
Seton
Gandlom
Scarlet fever scare ends at Lawrence Prep School
Trenton reports scarlet fever scare at Lawrence Ridge Preparatory School near the city has eased. Harold Burtch, affected with the illness, has recovered and returned home to Jamestown New York. Other quarantined boys are released and resuming examinations.
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Trenton
Lawrencerike Preparatory School
Seover
Hareld Burtch
Jamestown
N.Y
Mayor Fagan's Busy Week At Jersey City Event
Mayor Fagan of Jersey City plans an address at the unveiling of a memorial to Jacob C. Rinehart at Futile School No 28. Rinehart, linked to Greenwood Lake fishing, is noted in a special report on New York anglers enjoying fine sport there with large catches of black bass and other fish during the week in Mortelatr, N.J. on June 25.
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Mayor Fagan
Jersey City
Wille
Jacob C. Rinehart
Tm Futile School
Mir
Rinehart
Greenwood Lake
Mortelatr
N.J
Ocean Grove Season Opened With Large Religious Gatherings
Ocean Grove launched its religious season with six services across the Auditorium, Temple, Tabernacle and beach. About three thousand attended morning sermons as Bishop James N. FitzGerald presided and Rev. Charles H. Yatman spoke. Holiness meetings and Bible studies followed with leaders from Govan Grove and Philadelphia. New arrivals at local hotels accompanied the bustling program.
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Ocean Grove
Tabernacle
Charles H. Yatman
Yatman
Janes Tabernacle
Aaron E. Ballard
Alday
Govan Grove
James N. FitzGerald
Association
Esen Morgan
Willard F. Mallalley
Boston
Christendom
Leander Whitcomb Munhall
Philadelphia
Ballard
Ocean Parkway
Queen—R. Thelford
Charles A. Gasford
W.T. Pitt
New York
John Young
Harold Young
Georgia Park
Ada I. Park
W. C. Roberts
William N. Jade
East Orange
Naads St. Yerkes
Philadel
J. E. Rt
Brooklyn
Elia In
Schenectady
Bathing Opens at Asbury Park Amid Beach Enjoyment
Asbury Park New Jersey June 2 Sunday bathing was allowed for the first time this summer. Several hundred bathers enjoyed the ocean. The Emergency Hospital was open with Dr Marren in charge, and no accidents were reported. The piece lists entertainers and many hotel guests, with various names and travels noted around the resort.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Asbury-ava
Asbury Eve
Marren
Ivela
Will
Arthur
Deal Beach
W. Comeays
Daniel DeKelm
West Asbury Park
James ‘Martin
East Orange
4Th Ave
David J. Preyer
New-York
Norwood Hall Co. L
Orae
Ocean Hotel
J. Chapman
Mise Marie Chapman
Washington, D. C
West End
Thomas J. Backes
Eves
Colima
Bir
Mea
Brunswick
Gang of Swindlers Rounded Up in Newark Arrests
Three men charged with defrauding merchants were arrested in Newark on Saturday night and to be examined today. Names include John B Willams Frank B Wilson and John Powers. They posed as J Williams Co commission merchants and used a rented store at 1 Ferry Street.
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Newark
United States
Biselow
John B. Willams
Frank B. Wilson
John Powers
Ambrose Lapelit
Bradstreet
Hahne & Co
Williams
SRM
James Sr
Myre Williams
Luke F. Gallagher
Pig Farm on Mills River Threatens Stamford Water Supply
Residents warned by investigators that a proposed large pig breeding operation on the Mills River near Trinity Lake could contaminate Stamford’s water. Mrs. George W. Cooley, wife of Yonkers police chief, owns 72 acres along the stream and houses about fifty breeding pigs. Water from an unprotected, open stream feeds the Stamford reservoir, sparking concern among locals and farmers in New Canaan and surrounding towns.
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Stamford
Conn
New York
Stamford Water Company
Trinity Lake
Westchester Comunty
Poundridge
Mra
George W. Cooley
Yonkers
Cooley
Stamfont
Cooley Place
Fistrist
New Canaan
Smoke measure dead in Connecticut legislature
New Haven report shows the so called smoke bill to curb coal soot died last Friday in Hartford. The local measure aimed to let New Haven aldermen regulate smoke from engines and factories but faced opposition from the railroads and concerns of unfair burdens on rail transport. Despite support from residents of New Haven and Ansonia, the committee struck key provisions and dropped the measure.
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New Haven
Conn
Pittsburg
Hillhouse Ave
New-Haven
Northampton
Ansonia
Hartford
Robbins
Bever
Johnny's Fertile Imagination
Orange New Jersey June 2 special Borris County honors John Duffy twelve years old of Chester for a winning eighth grade composition at Lincoln school on a trip to the moon. He narrates a fantastical voyage aboard a Mary Jane to India, aided by Santos Dumont, moon servants, giant mittens and lamp chops, ending with a mislanding during final exams.
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Orange
N. J
Borris County
John Duffy
Chester
Jobn
Lincoln School
John
India
Santos Dumont
Sue
Lincoln
John Nee
Bride's bread hold up man in New Jersey oddity
A loaf wielded as a weapon halted cyclist Anos Erkander near No 27 North Clinton Street Fort Orange. Police nabbed George Weir of Tremont Avenue Orange and sought accomplices Clarence Roberte and Josey Gonder wife of East Orange. The bread, part of a failed robbery, wounded no one and Erkander rode to safety.
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Orange
Jersey
George Weir
Fort Orange
Erkander
Connecticut Moves on Corrupt Practice Act in Legislature
New Haven June 25 A Connecticut Judiciary Committee draft broadens political money limits and defines political committees. It requires three day notice of agent appointments and sets expenditure caps by class, with strict disclosure within fifteen days after elections and penalties for noncompliance. The measure aims to curb election spending and expose corrupt practices through citizen reporting and court review.
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New Haven
New-Haven
Fizen
Judiciary Committee
Alming
Connecticut
Secretary of State
United States
Congress
General Assembly
Hartford
Yale commencement opens with clan costumes and pranks
Yale graduates arrive for commencement week amid bagpipers and plaid costumes led by the class of 1902 and other reunion factions. The Yale Criminal Club returns, a New York lawyer president, and a campus-wide spree features songs, stunts, and a station prank involving a father and son.
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Yale Criminal Club
Farult
Te Club
United States
New York
Mexico
Yale
Phelps
Curious tombstones in Kenosha cemetery reveal radical ideas
In Kenosha a curious tombstone collection notes Floyd Culver and Jewis Knapp. The stones feature anti religious inscriptions drawing on Voltaire and Ingersoll. The deceased, a builder of stones for kin and neighbors, challenged creeds from Confucius to modern age.
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Kenosha
Floyd Culver
Jewis Knapp
Voltaire
Robert G. Ingersoll
Aind
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