Murder at Roosevelt City Investigated After Skull Fracture
Prosecutor Booraem and County Detective Peltier probe the death of Antonio Kukuski 38 found with a fractured skull beside a rear boarding house barrel. Autopsy confirms death from skull fracture. motive suspected. Photographs taken at the scene. coroner Garretson and Dr. Carroll on site. Basketball game tonight. Sunday excursions to Bellewood Park noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booraem
Peltier
Antonio Kukuski
William Hiller
Perth Amboy
Kukuski
Ford Garretson
Carroll
New Brunswick
Kukoski
Joseph Kukoski
J. Wantoch
Woodbridge Avenue
Wantoch
Garretson
Engle
Chiropodist Dr Morrow Offers Corn Removal
Dr J Morrow chiropodist located at 91 Smith Street lists office hours Friday and Saturday 11 am to 8 pm and Sunday from 4 pm to 8 pm. Corns removed without pain advertised to attract patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith ST
J. Krebelsheimer & Son
Smith Street
Middlesex County Temperance Union Holds Successful Convention
The Middlesex County Christian Temperance Union closed a three session convention at the First Presbyterian Church recounting resolutions praising Judge Adrian Lyon for closing a Perth Amboy disreputable hotel after a raid and applauding Justice Bergen for similar cases. Messages were read by Drys leaders, addresses given by Rev. Dr. Marshall and Rev. Dr. Hann, with Miss Mabel Whiting leading devotions and Mrs. Wilbur LaRoe singing. Resolutions also thanked the state president Emma Bourne for her service and thanked church officials for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County Christian Temperance Union
Supreme Court
J. J. Bergen
J. W. Marshall
New Brunswick
Ocean Grove
Hann
Camden
Law and Order League
Mabel Whiting
Wilbur LaRoe
HB. W. Barnes
Eva Gebhardt
Hunterdon County
Christofferson
H. J. Butcher
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Lyon
Perth Amboy
Emma Bourne
First Presbyterian Church
Deserving of Hero’s Medal for Ocean Rescue
Arthur C. Robbin a Barber Asphalt Works employee and city resident on vacation at Adolphus town Canada leapt to save an eight year old boy from drowning after the Quinte Queen steamer accident near Picton Ontario The engineer Miller father of the boy perished trying to save him and Robbin’s brave act is praised by northern New York press as worthy of a Carnegie medal.
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Arthur C. Robbin
Barber Asphalt Works
Adolphustown
Canada
Picton
Ontario
Robbin
Kingston Standard
Miller
Quinte Queen
Allisonville
Prince Edward County
Lake Ontario and
Bay of Quinte Navigation Company
Kingston
New York
Mr. Robbin
Metuchen Tax Rate Set At $2.12 Per Hundred
Clerk William A. Spencer of the County Board of Taxation reports latest returns show Metuchen Borough tax rate at $2.12 per $100 of assessed property while East Brunswick township stands at $1.81 per $100. Two districts have submitted returns, three remain to be heard.
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William A. Spencer
County Board of Taxation
Metuchen
East Brunswick Township
Mayor Gaynor threat operation rumor denied in St James
Special by United Press Wire reports that threat specialists were not preparing to operate to remove a bullet in Mayor Gaynor's throat and that rumors of a relapse were unfounded. A Fayette Street store reported a silk tidy theft by four boys.
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United Press Wire
St. James
L. I
Gaynor
Aviators in a Daring Flight Over the Alps
Italian reports detail Aviator George Chavez a Peruvian American who survived a high altitude Alpine crossing then crashed near Domorossella thirty miles from Brieg Switzerland. He suffered a broken leg and other injuries but Pailetti and Weymann pursued the mission resuming and attempting further flights toward Milan.
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United Press Wire
Milan
Italy
Alps
Simplon Pass
George Chavez
Domorossella
Brieg
Switzerland
Chavez
Pailetti
Weymann
Stresa
Domorossalla
Saloon Men Are in Court in New Brunswick
A large number of Perth Amboy and Roosevelt liquor dealers faced Judge Lyon for liquor law violations after a prior raid. Pleas varied from guilty to not guilty with fines of 250 dollars for two men and 1 000 dollar bail for others. several defendants await sentencing or trial next Friday.
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New Brunswick
Perth Amboy
Roosevelt
Lyon
Joseph Laskowski
George Kozusko
George
Silzer
Guisippi Siga
Benjamin Pries
Raffelo Garllo
Samuel Tracaffay
John Szunyog
Frank Jeannette
Louis Palagrene
Stanio Cappacione
Samuel Natoli
Lugi Détoro
Nora Picallo
Eight Die In Kansas Wreck On Rock Island Train
Eight persons are known dead and several injured after Chicago Rock Island & Pacific passenger train No. 27 from St. Louis to Denver plunged sixty feet through a trestle into a creek near Clayton Kansas. Four bodies were recovered and four others could be seen beneath the wreckage at the creek bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Wire
Norton
Kansas
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
St. Louis
Denver
Clayton
Kans
Van Buren Couple Struck and Killed on N Y L B Tracks
South Amboy residents Mr. and Mrs. John Van Buren were fatally struck by Central train No. 339 near the New York and Long Branch tracks as they walked home from First Street. Coroner Mason took charge. investigation planned. The couple, known for their genial natures, left no children.
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South Amboy
John van Buren
New York & Long Branch
van Buren
Mabel
Perth Amboy
First Street
New York
Long Branch
Central
Mason
Kinsey and Hope chosen amid hospital staff pay dispute
The article reports Kinsey and Hope named as new carriers for the U.S. Postal Service in the city and discusses ongoing complaints by non staff doctors about hospital remuneration. It notes cases where doctors claim they were barred from hospital work, losing substantial fees to favored staff, and describes planned mail delivery improvements and new equipment contracts.
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J. 8. Hay
Evening News
Hay
John H. Hope
Edward H. Kinsey
George H. Tice
United States Postal Department
Tice
New Brunswick Avenue
A. J. Anderson
Lorimer Committee Overrules Delay in Senate Seat Case
Chicago officials report the Lorimer committee refused a continuance and ordered the case to proceed immediately. The action comes as the investigation into William Lorimer’s right to a U.S. Senate seat continues. In separate news, the 8. O. Pollard tannery in Woburn, Massachusetts, was destroyed by fire today with an estimated loss of 60,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Wire
Chicago
Ill
Senatorial Committee
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Lorimer
Council
Woburn
Mass
8. O. Pollard
Duped by a Gypsy Band Ends in Lost Horse and Loss
Edward Harvey of Tottenville was swindled by a gypsy band, paying 24 dollars for a horse that proved worthless after arrival at New Brunswick Avenue and Fayette Street. He returned the animal and was offered 10 by the camp, now seeking court relief. An advertisement for Russian pony coats follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harvey
Tottenville
New Brunswick Avenue
Fayette Street
Harvey
Sewing Machines and Repairs at A Jensen Store
All makes of sewing machines available with lowest prices. We repair all sewing machine models. Typewriters for rent and for sale. A Jensen at 336 State St.
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A. Jensen
State St
Riverside Fish Market Promises Fresh Sea Food in Season
Riverside Fish Market at 19 Smith Street Perth Amboy offers all kinds of seafood in season with prompt delivery. Telephone 134-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Fish Market
Smith ST
Perth Amboy
Guigues Property Sells to W P Runyon for 30000
The Guigues estate at Water and Lewis streets sold to W Parker Runyon for about 30000. Runyon will repair and occupy the residence, relocate the grounds, and convert the Convery house on Rector street into an apartment building after preparations. The sale ends years of bankruptcy related speculation with a harbor and shore rights included.
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Rector Street
Lewis Streets
W. Parker Runyon
Water Street
Albert A. Guigues
Raritan Bay
Convery
Mr. Seca
Mr. Runyon
Gulgues
Gun Explodes on Battleship Georgia During Practice
On the U S S Georgia the twelve inch gun in the forward turret burst during battle practice. Several crewmen were stunned but no one injured and officials said there was no further danger. The event prompted calm and commendations for the crew’s reaction while repairs were pending.
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United Press
U. S. S. Georgia
Portsmouth
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Antonio Kukoski
John Dwyer
P. B. Carr
Thomas F. Burke
B. Dwyer
Bellewood Park
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bellewood
Pabst
Consumer's Brewing Co
Tome Brewing Co
Hygiene Steam Bottling Works
New Brunswick Ave
N. Ac
Dr.j. Morrow
Chiropodist
Little Bertha Donnelly
Washington Street
City Hospital
Bertha Donnelly
City
Fannie
Donnelly Diesel
Tootie
Stephen Melko
William F. Ramsay
David Donnelly
Bertha
Donnelly
Judge Lyon
Justice Bergen
8. B. Dunham
Carrie Way
Sexton's
Amboy
Canadian
Metughen
Rome
Admis
Lfc
J. Kreielsheimer & Son
Smith Sr
Kinsey and
Hope
Washington
Lorimer Committee
Tottenenville
A. A. Guigues
W. P. Runyon
Guigues
Georgia
the Spectator
Boynton Brothers & CO
Speesak Einascoth
Alfred Andersen
Broadway
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