Bitter Democratic Primary for New Jersey Governor Nomination
New Jersey Democrats face a fierce primary as Hudson County Mayor Frank Hague and James R. Nugent challenge the Smith Nugent faction for the governorship. Edwards, backed by Joseph Tumulty, may draw support from Wilson aides amid battles over suffrage and enforcement of the dry law. Republican contenders also form a crowded field led by Colgate with Market Street backing, while party machines worry about splits and outcomes.
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New Jersey
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Hudson County
Smith-Nugent
Smith
Aulor
United States Senate
Wilson
Martine
Nugent
Edwards
Thoms J. Scully
South Amboy
Scully
William
Thomas J. Raymond
Newark
Warren €. King
Hound Brook
Newton Alk
Thenis Pwateas
Col Kets
Colrate
Colgate
Brothers Fight Over One Quart of Whiskey
Hackensack New JerseyJune 29 A quarrel over a single quart of whiskey sparked a violent clash between the Hawke brothers Ferdinand and Frederick on a New Bridge farm Both men were hospitalized in critical condition with multiple stab and blunt force injuries after a melee that involved knives and bare hands Their wives intervened as police separated them
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Hackensack
N. J
Hanke
New Bridge
Ferdinand Hawke
Frederick
Mackensack
Ferdinand
New York
Frederick Hawke
Explorer Charged With Cruelty to Daughter in Orange County
MAVERSTIAW New York June 2 An indictment charges Captain Susanne, a Mephlecd York City producer, with cruelty to his daughter. Prosecutors allege overwork and abuse, detailing a caravan venture and a family dispute. District Attorney Nelson seeks $2,000 bail and potential release guidelines.
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Maverstiaw
Ike
Orange County
Taequin Suzeure
Avene
Eaplorey
Bewley
York City
Saniens
Rvipaitan
Fett Avenue
Arctic
Helen le Suila
Susanne
Nin
Burlesque Case Delayed as Judge Posts Tomorrow
Detective Henry of the vice squad files a complaint against twelve burlesque dancers and their manager Louis Minsky after viewing Burlesque as You Like It at the National Winter Garden on Second Avenue and East Houston Street. Magistrate Groehl in Essex Market Court postpones until tomorrow. Mr. Smith absent. The Ludlow Street Alimony Club seeks daylight saving law. Ostrander asks Sheriff Knott to extend jail lights and taps by one hour, but Knott resists.
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National Winter Garden
Second Avenue
East Houston Street
Henry
Vice Squad
District
James E. Smith
Buresquers
Louis Minsky
Smith
Minsky
Groehl
Essex Market Court
Ludlow Street
Wilson
Sherif Knott
William H. Ostrander
Airmoners
Ostrander
Sir William
White House
Prince of Wales
Mr. McAdoo
Fawney
the Prine
Grand Fleet
Newport
Rat
Lady Sins
Strauss
Rodan
Publicity chief Emerson to return as bank VP
Briefs report Guy Emerson who led publicity for the five Liberty loans will resume his post tomorrow as vice-president of the National Bank of Commerce. Other notes include a Broadway restaurant waiter killing linked to Charles Arthurs with a murder trial set. a Ninety Second Street Hebrew Association clerk questioned over missing soldiers’ funds. and ARA’s notice that no further remittance funds will be accepted after today.
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Guy Emerson
National Bank of Commerce
Joseph Cassano
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Ninety Second Street
Lexington Avenue
A Hoax on Sir William Wiseman and a Plot to Reclaim America
The piece lampoons Sir William Wiseman as head of Britain’s secret service, claiming a misfired plot to turn America to the Crown. It alleges a pamphlet titled The Re-Conquest of America and mocks British intrigues, offered for sale by post, with extravagant proposals and named figures.
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William Wiseman
America
William
Secret Service
A. Gordon Brown & Co
Rust Thirty-seventh Street
Amerca
Crown
Madison Avenue
Sir William
Andrew
Must Get Along on $18 500 A Year Says Court
Lorena Carroll nineteen seeks higher allowance from her father’s estate. Surrogate Fowler denies increased annual support beyond $18 000 for four years, citing family trust provisions and previous orders. Carroll, student at Ogonte School Philadelphia, relies on trust income and home from mother guardian Martha L. Carroll. Court records show trustees resisted larger sums. objections stem from sustaining heiress status and living costs.
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Fowler
Lorena Carroll
Joseph Carrall
Martha L. Carrall
Mise Carroll
Ogonte
Philadelphia
Phat Pielda
Victor
Sarreates Court
Cammer
Newspaper Man Drowns After War Night Rescue
Telegraphed editor APANE MUI Syda Tune Marton of ork hyenitgs Ledger drowned after a massive wave during a night setting following a war. Chester Heaman, former editor, won the editor post of The Morning Ledger. Major launch rescued Heaman in a perilous scene as Linn, Jame, and others aided.
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Apane Mui Syda Tune Marton
Telegrand
Ork Hyenitgs Ledger
Chester Heaman
Morning Ledger
Oritient Couimon
Karltun Tey
Smith Governor Wins Aldermen Versus Reporters Game
Governor Alfred E. Smith led a New York Aldermen team to a 12 to 9 victory over city hall reporters at Prohibition Park in Hayette Long Island. Smith, who played first base, also won the 100 yard dash in fifteen seconds. Umpire contention and on field antics marked the annual clambake event hosted by the Association of City Mall reporters.
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Alfred HE. Smith
New York
New York City
Association of City Mall
Prohibition Field
Hayette
Long Island
Hig
Mule
Thomas ¥. Smith
Tammany Hall
Wee
Smith
Nino
Francis McHugo
Tay Hulbert
Hinthaw
Mige
Hulbert
Uey
Po Hew Capiton
James A. Heady
Eadward
Irite
Woman Lawyer for Woman's Court Idea Proposed by Hylan
Mayor Hylan urges the committee on public welfare to hire a good reputable lawyer, preferably a woman, to protect the rights of women before the Women's Court. Citing 1309 arrests since January 1918 and 40 disorderly houses closed, he warns against corrupt ties between officers and unscrupulous lawyers and favors sole dedication to welfare work for legal oversight. District Attorney Swann also proposes appointing a woman lawyer to represent the trials at the Women’s Court.
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Hylan
Committee On Public Welfare
Women’s Court
Enright
Rodman Wanamaker
Swann
Women’ Court
New York Faces Ice Shortage Says City Mayor
New York City faces an ice famine as the mayor and ice committee warn of shortages during the hot dog days. They urge conservation, restrict purchases, and consider drastic measures later to ensure supply. Motels, restaurants, and ice cream makers will cut consumption. ice deliveries and collars are being watched as officials threaten arrest for price gouging.
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York
Tce
Hearing Set For Commissioner Day In July
Senator William May seeks a July hearing to examine Commissioner Day of Markets. The court order, issued over a year ago, directs Day to produce books and vouchers in a pretrial examination linked to charges over food product purchases and sales in the city. The Mayor’s Accounts Committee will have a representative present during testimony.
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William
Jonathan Day
Apne
Supreme Court
Pandleton
Day
Bennett
Esnatinn
Hytan
Eyldeniee
Higher Ups Involved In Passport Swindle
A nationwide passport fraud ring is being investigated by Customs Intelligence agents who detained 110 Hungarian emigres. Norwood and Rochambeau Forward head the probe, with three men linked to the plot and seven hours of questioning at the arc office. One man named others and described how fraudulent Greek passports were used to defraud prospective travelers, totaling about $850,000. The detained men say they were tools and are expected to testify for the government at arraignments today.
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Europe
Havre
Rochambeau Forward
Norwood
Wieau
United States
John Wanamaker Store Hours On Broadway Ninth
John Wanamaker at Broadway and Ninth in New York advertises store hours from nine to five thirty. The note adds a casual greeting and a weather line predicting fair conditions for today.
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John Wanamaker
New York
A. T. Stewart & Coy
Broadway
Ninth
Boys' play suit special at New Building gallery
A sale offers boys play suits in khaki fabric with two-piece sets priced at 5.75 dollars, including hat coat and trousers. Quality described as very good with a double throughout construction, and an 8.50 grade option available. Sale dated Monday at Third Gallery, New Building.
Raincoats of oiled silk promise practical fashion
Raincoats of oiled silk solve the raincoat problem for women. Light, stylish, and practical, they cheer rainy days with colors like yellow, green, lettuce, rose, blue, and crimson. Unlined and shined with Japanese silk, priced at $29.50. Second floor, Old Bi
Apron dresses offered in various styles and prices
All sorts of comfortable little dresses suitable for hot weather. Priced from 1.65 to 3.85, including dark blue ginghams with white, large plaid gingham, plain gingham and striped patterns. Well made, promoted as stylish and practical with fits for morning wear. Third floor, Old Building.
August-In-June Furniture Sale Offers Major Reductions
Furniture stock is discounted 10 to 40 percent in the August-In-June sale with no reserves. Customers may choose from two large Furniture Galleries and overflow stocks on two other floors. Average savings run about 25 percent as high rents and living costs drive shoppers. Third to Sixth Galleries, New Building.
Charm ing frock offered at holiday special
We offer a charming f rock originally priced at 75 dollars for 45. The pre holiday display features a three tier skirt narrowing at hem, short sleeves, surplice fichu and sash in white mousseline de soie. White crepe de chine fabric prints in navy blue rose or French blue. Sizes 34 to 42. Second floor Old Building.
Baby nursery furniture sale with low prices and wicker items
A special sale on baby furniture offers substantial savings on items such as $4.9 wicker baskets and a white enamel bed at $11.05 with a drop side. The ad touts variety, dainty details, and inexpensive options from $3 to $35 plus wardrobes, dressers, and nursery chairs.
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Dresden
Silk Rotunda Silk Stock Ad With Yard Sale Prices
A short newspaper classified-style notice describes surplus silk stock at Silk Rotunda Main floor Gid building. It mentions 40 inch printed crepes declining to 1.85 per yard from 3.50, stock held, colors listed, and a rare silk market price context.
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Mort i
Electric laundry breakthrough shown at Wanamaker Exhibit
Demonstrations at the Seventh Gallery reveal how electric washers and a Dryerette shorten laundry days. The exhibitor notes the machine handles blankets and delicate laces without damage and lowers time spent ironing, wringing, and drying, promising substantial electricity savings for families.
Japanese Crcre Fabric Shipment Includes Summer Frocks Colors
A shipment lists color and shade options for summer dresses including blue pink cadet blue tan champagne gray heliotrope. Width 2 inches by 4 yard, Moor Old Building.
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Ual
Japan
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Tee
Charles Arthurs
Arthurs
American Relief Administration
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Lally
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William Howard Taft
Nichowat Vay
Dr. Morgan
Adolph Dehs
Thomas Lamont
Elisabeth Marbury
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Chicago
Kingston
Guelph
William Wiseme
Perso
Fleiress
Court
Foy
City Hall
Prohibition Park
Woman’s Court
Idea
Patent Office
Washington
Edison
Cyrus W. Field
Ng Cora Remington
Jane Clark
Lug Ce
Sie Hart
Olive Demne Darrow
Sie Cardinal
Charles Riley
Mildred Riley
Helen Marble
Ty Thetye
Emma Jee
Irma Knecht
First Gallery
New Building
Baby’s Furniture
Baby
Bassinettes
Noor
Wanamaker Housekeeping
Iran
Moor
Paris
Claire Bouquet Triomphal
Claire Bouquet
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