Will Fight the Case for Lundy in Assault Case
The article reports that legal action is being prepared in the assault and arson case against David Lundy and his associate, detailing plans by Afro American League leaders and local authorities. It notes the motive, the community response, and the anticipated proceedings, including potential charges against the borough and state council involvement. The piece mentions funding, legal teams, and nearby officials connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lundy
Ita
Lundy
Dacambristh
Lindy
Dia Tams
Ranta
iTis
Monny
Kasten
Securine Poptricationa
Tania Boa
Fomahndy
Gamilen
Corns
Warren County Corps la
Washington
Lina
Fla Stute
Connell
Wm. F. Timbherman
Paasaic
T.T. Portada
Hal Bank
New York Age
Lardy
John J. Annic Bally
Phillipstare
Torry Rehouillo
Camden
T. McGann
Stewart
Newark
Frederick Donelarn
Ponce
Stha
Hoffenya
Corpa
Efe
Italian gets six years for Columbia barns fire
Salvator Pascola, an Italian, was found guilty in the Columbia barns arson case and sentenced to six years in state prison. The trial hinged on sparse evidence, with defense weak and witnesses conflicting about his location during the time of the blaze. Additional sentences imposed for other prisoners followed Judge Shipman’s rulings. The article also notes a social event and a humorous letter from Devoe paint company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmaibia
Peieone Fry
Salvator Pascola
Alx
Shire
Padenolan
Easton
Columbia
Prigonar
Barna
New York
Enalon
Bia
Hia
Bedford Park
Lang
Pancola
Ovidnica Baling
Cnne
Lanbertvilly
Shipman
William Hoffman
Oxford
Tomnabury
Robert Woodward
Pallipaburg
William Damford
Washington
Wify
Ratractad Je
Duuzo Shipman
Aantenes
National Porcelain Coasts Expansion Near Pittsburgh
Mg Protits to Pecra Calla. The National company has increased capital stock by 7 million dollars and seeks to buy up competing plants nationwide. It operates four plants with Port Murty as the strongest, aided by quality materials and strong management. Net profit last year was 731030.49. Deposits of terra cotta exist nearby, including at Beatlestown, potentially aiding production. The United States Corno tation is seen as a possible new rival. A rival firm at 141 Broadway is pursuing consolidation and funds not tied to the Nationa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comet
Pitteburg
Port Murry
Ellie
D. Pord Henry
Beatlestown
Bang
Port Murty
United States
Wool bring you bargains at Plant & Co prompt mall order
Wool brings you bargains from Plant & Co prompt mall order service. The ad touts women hematite handkerchiefs and hemstitched handkerchiefs at discounted prices, claiming full value with below-cost options. It invites readers to write to 707 to 701 Broad Street, Newark for samples and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LS. Plant & Co
Mion
Ubmen Hematite
Uemien
Pvnko
Wireaths
Laut & Ce
Broad Atreet
Newark
Lackawanna Pension Plan Approved and Road Profits Soar
The Lackawanna management announced a pension system to start March 1 for employees with 25 years of service, tied to pay and ten years of top earnings. President Truesdale reported a yearly profit of 25,507,534 with 4,122,215 net, a 45 percent rise, and 16,025,806 passengers amid Pan American Exposition traffic. The board elected remained unchanged, and plans to reserve funds for renewals were outlined, with coal costs rising by nearly a million and a half dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lckawanna Inale
Mitroad
Lackawvanna
Grand
Thoas
Pension Board
Elhier
Stackheldars
Exchange Place
New York
Venteeta
Tha Roy
Pha
Truesdale
Informad
Dividanda
Trueadale
Teuendale
Renowa
Igang
Wall Street
Goulds
Old
Board of Management
Vanderbilt
Willina
Lackawaning
Memory of Smallpox Epidemic Fades as City Reopens
Report notes near elimination of smallpox in Macteetistawas Hypluerite area with most patients discharged to hospitals. Surveillance lifted in many homes. quarantine ended. Town Mall to be fumigated and repurposed. One remaining infant and a man in danger continue hospital care. a local resident vanishes after fearing outbreak was not smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macteetistawas
Quily Bae Ing
Hackottatawn
Jsclation
Flrat
Wael
Ovary House
Ovary
Enga
Tye Bean
T. G. Plats
Ming Eta Porter
Misa
Porter
Phyatclang
Jesae Baggot
Factation Hospital
Dou
Henry Wire
Theptryslokina
John Toppier
Iris
Gaston Vaper
Brannigan
Tackettstown
Ireland
Enouth
Lackawions
Death by Own Action Ends Life in Phillipsburg
Watson Little, a native of Asburg, Phillipsburg, described as mentally unbalanced, shot himself through the heart at his home on Lewis Street after a spree that included eluding physicians and an attempted hospital admission. His erratic movements spanned several towns as his father and wife attempted to manage the crisis. an inquest was deemed unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Little
Asburg
Wally
Asbury
Hese
Sulside
Shoothie
Timselfhrough
Aowis Streat
Phillipsbure
Thora
Litas
Abrams
Moris Pialus Hospital
Michael Einey
Hin
Hia
Philipsburg
Torseyurd
Dave
Boston
Little
Aira
Shendoot
Lue
Nemokite
Bultes
Timngelf
Dy B
Bhmiwell
Exston
Morrie Plains
Willever
Agebury
Ali
Easton
Lawmakers Move Slowly in New Jersey Legislature
The opening of the seventh week of the New Jersey Legislature featured continued debate on fish and taxation bills. Senator Cornish led opposition to a measure aiding Warren County suckers, while Assemblyman Laire and others introduced bills on county finances and public records. Prohibition advocates and liquor interests clashed over a proposed Sunday sale bill, with broad public reaction and partisan tension shaping upcoming votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Hnatle
Vornish
Senate
Warren
Corplah
Trubill
Trat
Trenina
Warren County
Laire
Cornish
Assembly
Snndenberger
Hunterdon Ara
Intersst
Tatate Tromrurer
Marlin
Suagex
Huy
Iland
Cape May
Hunterdon
Vases
Ifudeon
Ofl
Commissionera
The
Atlantic
Crtier
Atlantic City
Prohibitioniats
Morais
Genral
Uquor
Trenton
State House
Representatives
Toma
Sibbath
Someraat
Republeana
North Plain
Cohorl
Somerset County
Plainfeld
Union County
New York
North Plainfield
Murphy
David Wickham
Cadmus
Charles J. Baxter Wie
Supecinteident
Ile
Dungday
Due Legigiatuea
Prasad
Sandcor MeRes
Assemblytown
Rosavin
Strong
Walkelea
Bergen
Firat Clnan
Frauholders
Yavén
Fixep
McCarter
Martin
Sussex
Finh and Game Commissioner
Pabaquarcy
Allamnohy
Avery County
RugShow Invitation at Daubachs in Easton
Wm Lagbach & Bon of Easton advertise a rug display at Daubachs offering hall rugs in all sizes including room size 12 by 12 and larger. The note invites inspection and states pricing and selection across various patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alzes
Alaey
Lagbach & Bon
Easton
The Sace Talks On Candidates In Washington Debate
A lively Washington discussion centers on candidate prospects for postmaster and related offices. Names such as Jeffery, Fulper, Hummer, Tuttle, Skinner, Crveling, Piltenger, Perry and Langatat appear, with locals speculating loyalties and political moves amid claims of party favors and electoral maneuvering. a humorous yet pointed portrait of intraparty jockeying and water stock loyalties surfaces in the dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afusconoteong Valley
Washington
Sawyer Bartron
Dave
Lemme Praponderste
Jeffury
Falper
Skinner
Creveling
Pitlengar
Hummer
Tuttle
Sams Ald Gang
Langatat
Perrs
Lake Erie
Jeffery
Sun
Anon
Isaiah Vanhorn
Bill Sewell
Java
Fulper Pone
John S. Blair Riley
Perry
Piltenger
Piltanger
Bogobit
Scuiru
Che
Squire
Fie
Hobart
Shorty Hummer
Shorty
Registry Board
J. van Boss
Businesk
George Miller
Aturi
Newark
Bose
Daves
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Afro-American League
League
Kos
Mandolph
M. E. Elonured
D. B. FB
Randolph
Ray
Sy Movarg
Qaear Jefury
J. K. Gooke
Bizabeth
Christina'a
Potkst Hook
Obelstine's
Ttalian
Madiiz
Winthrop Rutherford
Cracewittech
New York City
Rutherfurd
Tackawanna Etytion
Backettetown
Horsea Bovamie
Animala
Hackettstown
Villaga
Svad
S Davide
Hallroad
Menaix
Tirhand
Thoury
Gillon
Sat
A. Railroad Company
F. W. Devor & Co
Chilettne
Lagkawanka
Nanuet
Uehlein
Neng
LAM Rach & Son
Maston
Eran
Wat. Laugaert & Sox
Ifso
Carl
O. A. Miller's
W. C. Smith & Son
Muck Oppaalilon
Daubachs
Jeffery, Tuttle, Fulper, Hummer, Perry
Nota Me
Cowarth League
M. B. Chaps
Rossevett
Itr
Sr. Wyekon
Fitts
Pits
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