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New Britain herald., 1920-07-28
pRow>s FEET FROM SHORE.

Gloversviile. ~. r.. July aS.- Ralph Tectz, 19. of Blecckcr drowned yesterday in Irving pond. near here. after having become frightened at the Ieaky condition of the boat in which hc was crossing the pond with two companions. Teetz jumped over board. tipping Jarvis willet out of the boat. wtllet, unabls to swim. was saved by the third occupant Of the boat. while TCetz swam on toward shore. Within four feet of the shore he sank. supposedly from cramps.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-28
SHOOTS WIFE AND HIMSELF,

Westerly. R. l., July 2S.-William m Brown, an overseas veteran. shot and seriously wounded his wife and thsn killed himself at their home on Spring street last night. Mrs. Brown was taken to a hospital in New London. Conn. where physicians said they did not expect her to recover.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-28
ITS UP TO WILSON
President Now Considering Inter- Church World Movement RecOm- mcndation Covering Labor.

Washington, July 2s.-President Wilson today had before him the recomme mendation of a commission of the inter-church world movement that he appoint a com mission to bring about an immediate conference between employers and employees in the steel industry.
 The inter-church commission de- clared that unless vital changes are
Arizona republican., 1920-08-11
ABOUT THE STATE

because of various other annovances to which passengers were subjected and which were beyond control of the train crews.-Oasis.
 Killed in Collision With Train
 k1NGMAN--Luis Suerez was in- stantly killed Thursday on the santa Fe track between Truxton and Crozier. when a westbound freight coIIided with the speeder Suerez was running. and on which there were six other Mexi- cans. The others were bruised up some but not badly hurt.
 The train had just turned a curve when 1t came upon the speedcr and hit it head on. Suarez was thrown against the cowcatcher and his head mashed. Miner.
 Legs Maimed by Binder
 HOLBROOK-One of the saddest ac- cidents that has happened in many n day in Navajo county occurred on Wednesday at Showlow when B I. McNeil, while driving his binder. ran over his 7-year-old son and cut both his legs so badly that one of them had to be amputated at once but Dr. w. G. Morton of Holbrook. who was called on the case is hopeful of saving the other.-News.
 Dead Baby Found in Canal
 YUMA-Francis White yesterday afternoon at o'clock while bathing in the drainage canal one mile north of the Colorado river near the "secono railroad bridge discovered the body of little one and one-h half year old Euella Valenzuela who disappeared from her home three nights ago Ac- cording to the theory which has been advanced. the little tot was stolen fro~n her mothers bed about midnil--@ Footprints were found leaving from the Nalenzuela home the morning ar- ter the loss of the child and Indians searched the surrounding country and the river and canals for the young girl but were unable to find any trace of the chid.-Sun.
 May Be Suicide By Poison
 GLOBE-Poisoned as result of
Arizona republican., 1920-08-11

county agents, home demonstration agents and specialists representing the various departments of the college or agriculture.
 C. s. Brown president of the Arizona farm bureau, will attend the convention and tell of his work in the counties where he has been organizing comnlun- ity farm bureaus. His work had been done in cooperation with the nationaA movement to establish county and com munity farm bureaus.-Citizen.
 Made Liquor at Barracks
 PRESCOTT-Eatiug might be mighty poor at Whipple Barracks if no substi- ute cooks were to be found, for the three chefs in that department were placed in confinement in the guard
Arizona republican., 1920-08-11
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY,

entertainment, and with some of the best riders and ropers in the west com ing he-e, the show cannot help being a good one.
 NJ G. Wagner and his assistant, Lee Robinson, have been working hard the past few days getting things in shape. Miner.
 Part of Convent Razed
 TUCSON-The widening of Broad way this week swept into mass of crumbIed adobe bricks and stone one half of the first convent of the Sisters of St. Joseph, which since 1870 chung to the side of the old Saint Augustine church in that center of religion, Sr. Augustine plaza
 The lines laid out by the city called
Arizona republican., 1920-08-11

house yesterday by order of Lieutenant Colonel Sheppard for making liquor.- Journal Miner.
 NOGALES-The total of exports and imports for the Arizona customs dis trict for the month of July was $5,416,- 622, according to figures given out yesterday. Of this amount $3,146r551 passed through the port of Nogales. Great impetus was given the business of this district by the heavy importa- tions of garbanzos from Sonora and Sinaloa. and should the pace set by the first month of the fiscal year keep up for twelve months the total would be $666, ,000, 900, or almost twice as much as that for the last year ending June 30-OaSiS.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-11

for the uprooting of the Saint Angus tine hotel and garage.
 The fifteen feet swept out of exist ence the old classrooms of the convent wherein many of the elder women or Tucson today received their first edu- cation. from the four pioneer sisters of the order.-Citizen.
 U. of A. Extension Workers to Meet
 TUCSON-The extension workers Of the University of Arizona 2gricultura. extension service will hold a conference at Flagstaff, August IS, 19 and 20, for the purpose of discussion and reporting on their projects for the first half or this year. The convention will be at tended by state agricultural officers.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-11

taking several tables of bfchloride of mercury, George Draper, we'll known resident of Miami, is in the Miami Insniration hospital and Mrs. B. F. Gardner, with whom Draper is said to have become Infatuated is the object of much cross examination as to the cause of Draper's attempt at what is thought to have been a suicide past be- tween the two to end their lives Record.
 Rodeo Expected to Be Good
 KINGMAN-Kingm second an- nuaI rodeo. September 3, f, 5 and 6, will eclipse anything of the kind ever pulled off in Kingman. With purses running close to s4,00O and another thousand spent on other features of
Arizona republican., 1920-08-11
Guard Passengers Against Gamblers

MORALES Special police have been placed on Southern Pacific of Mexico trains running between Nogales, So- nora and San Bias. Sinaloa to curb crooked gamblers who ride back and forth, fleecing unwary passengers, both Mexican and American, and to do gen. eral police duty for the protection of travellers over the line This action was taken following complaints from numerous victims of card sharps and
Arizona republican., 1920-08-11
CHRONIC INSOMNIA

(Amer1can Legion WeekIy)
 "A woman" observed Henry Peck, ifs never so sleepy at night as when she hears Friend Husband fumbling at the front door keyhoIe, and never so wide awake as when he is trying to tiptoe up the stairs"
Arizona republican., 1920-08-11
NEW SCRAP STARTED
(Boston Transcript)

NbUstOH IrdnScr1ptJ Wife Con rainy holiday)-John, let's go somewhere. I've been shut up in the house all day. Hub-You mean shut in, my dear You can't truthfully say you were shut up.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-11
BABY WAS AWAY
WITHOUT LEAVE

SPOKANE Mrs. H. w. Munson went into her baby's bedroom to kiss the tot goodnight. But the two-year- old son wasn't there. Police finally found him toddling along several blocks from home, in his nightie and apparently having a good time
Arizona republican., 1920-08-11

Tn Texas nearly s9,000 was loaned during the past year to 54 service men through the memorial students loan fund for educational work in the Uni yersity of Texas
Arizona republican., 1920-08-11

The cathedral at -Chapelle contains four relics connected with the life of Christ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-01

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-29
HERBERT CARRIES KEYPORT;
MANY WOMEN VOTE

By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, Sept. 29-John w.
Herbert carried the Republican pri-
maries in this borough by a good
majority. Appleby ran second. while
Thompson was third. Considerable
interest was taken in the Republican
primary, but due to the fact that
there was nc contest in the Demo-
cratic party but few votes were cast.
A large woman vote was cast in Re-
publican primary. among those vot-
ing being Mrs. Elizabeth Post, who
is n~inety-one years old. Mrs. Post
voted a Republican ticket.
The vote in the Republican pri-
mary follows:
For congress. T. Frank Appleby.
2s7; Joseph NJ. Thompson, 112;
John w. Herbert, asa. Senator, VIII
liam A. Stevens, 745. Assembly,
Clinton 3. Lohsen. 1913; Edward A.
Sexsmith, SOL; William j.. Hanratta
81; Joseph Stern, 15S. Sheriff, Wal
ten H. Gravatt. IT'S. Freeholders,
Harry G. Borden. 235; George B..
Goodrich, SIS; Dallas G. Young, 451;
William NJ. Bergen, 2S1; G. Warren
Aumack, 572: Jesse P. Manahan, 10.
Mayor, Herbert S. Cooley, ST..
Council. r. A. Rothwell. 74s; DIR.
Henry Hopkins, fs6. Borough col
lector, Theodore Kelsey, 674. Asses
so-, Edward ]. Cuirie. 455.
In the Democratic primary there
was no contest and for this reason
all candidates nanled ON the ticket
were nominated. The local Demo-
cratic nominations are: Mayor, Sam
uel Frank Mason, 1854; council, Dam
lei Clark SO; William Sexton, rs:
collector. Charles r. Davidson, 163;
assessor, George c. Smith 165.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-29

County of Middlestx, S.:
IAaae Alpern. President, and W. NJ. We
pany, being sevsrally duly sworn. each
Tor himself deposes and says that the
foregoing statement Is true, 10 the best
of HIS knowledge and belief.
ISAAC ALPERN,
President.
VIM. W. WEIANT,
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2sth day Of September. A. D.. 1890.
John j. Quinn, Jr.
Clerk District Court. Perth Amboy.
Correet--Attezt:
c. c. HOMMANN.
NJ. S. MEITZER.
j. LOGAN cLEvENGER,
zo0sg-s-gs-tt Directors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-29
PARTIES PLAN
CONVENTIONS
Both G. o. P. and Democrats
viii Meet at Trenton Tues
Day; Expect Big Gatherings

TRENTON. Sept. 2s.-with the
primary election out Of the way the
next important milestone in the
present politieA campaign is the
holding of the two official party
state conventions. scheduled, under
the Geran Election Act, as revised,
for Tuesday of next week in this
city. The call for the Democratic
convention raj issued today by
state Chairman Charles F. McDon-
aid and the Republicans will be
similarly notified by their Chair
man, former Governor Stokes with
in the next day or two. The Demo-
Gratis. will meet in the Assembly
Hall OF the Democratic League, this
city, and the Republicans in the
Auditorium Of the Republic Club of
Trenton.
A feature of this years party con-
eIaves in that the honor of having
the governor Of the state as a dele
gate rests with the Democrats. Mr..
Edwards. under the election law,
sit in the Democratic gathering be-
cause he is afhliated with that party.
For the last three years, during the
encumbency Of Walter +. Edge and
william n. Runyon, the Republicans
had the Governor in their cenven-
ton.
Under the law the GO. P. will be
entitled to two more delegates In
their convention next Tuesday then
will be the portion of the Demo-
Gratis. N~inety-seven delegates will
makeup the Republican roll call as
follows: Twenty-one members of
the state committee; eight hold-over
state senator's; eight candidates for
the state senate: sixty candidates for
members of the house of assembly.
Ninety-hve men will comprise the
Democratic Convention as follows:
The governor: twenty-one members
Of the state committee; five hold
over state senator's; eight candidates
for the state senate; sixty candidates
for the house of assembly.
Each convention will have for its
chief business the adopting OF a plat
form upon which the candidates for
the Legislature will run. It is like
~ that Governor Edwards will be
chosen to act as permanent chair
mar Of the Democratic gathering
and sorne State Senator will be pick
ed 70 preside over the Republicans;
The respective state chairman will
cali the conventions TO order and
perfect their temporary organiza-
ton
This being Presidential year, the
two meetings VIII take on more than
the usual significance. Both are ex-
peeted 10 endorse their respective
national tickets and it Is likely that
both the Republican and Democratic
National committees will have
speakers and representatives present
10 see that nothing Is lacking in the
proper launching of the New Jersey
fight from a national standpoint.
Just what the two conventions
Will put in their state platforms is
= matter OF pure conjecture at this
time. The Democrats will. of course,
sndcrse the administration Of Gov
srnor Edwards and also extol the
aafional administration under the
guidance OF President Wilson. II
Il expected that condemnation OF
equal force will be heaped upon
aofh state and national Democratic
activities in government by the Re-
pubiIcans in their platform. Such
state questions as housing, liquor
laws. roads and similar subjects are
likel1 to come In for consideration
also. +.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-29
ALBERT LARSEN NOMINATED;
MANY FORDS WOMEN VOTE

FoRDs, Sept. 2s-The battle for
the Republican nomination for
township committeeman in this sec
ton. was won by Albert Larsen, who
ha da majority of over 200 votes.
Hans Larsen. his opponent. ran a
strong race up to an early hour this
morning, but was beaten In later re-
turns. He received a bigger vote
than was expected, but did not re-
ceive half as many votes as the
other candidate.
The surprise of the election here
was the appearance of Dennis Ryan
on the Democratic ballot for town
ship committeeman. His name was
written on the ballots, and from all
indications he polled d big vote. 1t
Is now known who viii be the Dem
ocratic nominee. and q bitter fight
Il expected at the general election.
The Democrats have taken the issue
of taxes in hand and VIII fight
along these lines. Leon McElroy
was also put on the ballot for town
ship clerk.
A heavy Republican vote was in
evidence in this election. The vot-
ing in general at this place showed
that the women played a big part in
the election, and that most of them
cast their ballot the way that their
husbands voted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-29
FsIe,, Trade Name.

BY btaH IorFespondsnt-
NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 20. -
A certificate of Incorporation was
filed in the county clerks once to-
day under the name of the Modern
Construction Co. consisting of a busi-
ness at 152 Main street. South River.
The firm is incorporated for $780,
900: 1000 shares at 500 each. The
ncorporators are Leon and John
Lesnowsk each three shares and John
J. Smith, four shares, all of South
River,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-29
Must Go 70 JAIN or Home.

Anthony Sebo was given the pre-
ference by Acting Recorder Somogyi
this morning to go to his home, go
to Jail or be sent to a reform school
toned condition. The boy, a minor,
was picked up by Patrolman Alfred
Christopherson and taken to police
headquarters when he was found
sleeping in a a in the Central rail-
road yard. He was placed on pa
role by the acting recorder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-29
PeddIers Fined Here.

Daniel Carlucci and Joseph
Baechlar, both of Newark, arrested
at the corner of Prospect and
Fayette streets yesterday by PATROL
mar William Seiboth for selling
watches on the street In violation of
the peddler's city ordinance law.
were fined $25 each this morning.
The young fellows were in the act of
selling watches when apprehended by
the police officer. and they had a
number of watches on their persons
when searched at police head
quarters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-29
CLARK'S VOTE IN FIFTH IS
4TO | OVER OPPONENT

There was but one local contest on
the local ticket at yesterdays pri-
maries. it being for the Democratic
aldermanic nomination in the ffth
ward where Alderman John J.. Clark
opposed by Bernard Jost- This
did not prove to be a very close race
however as the present alderman
received more than four times as
many votes as did his opponent.
Clark's total in the fifth ward was
S1s as compared to Jost's IS. The
first poll gave Clark ISL and Jost
so while in the second poll Clark Sc
cured 1852 as compared to Jost's 2s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-29
KEYPORT COUPLE
IN DIVORCE ACTION

In spite OF the code, my Duty to
My Wife" containing a list of things
which are supposed TO make married
life happy and successful, Beverly
Towles and his wife Marie Jacoheau
Towles are at odds. The Towles re-
sided in Keyport in a bungalow which
Mr.. Towles. who is a well known
advertising man and illustrator, de-
signed and built. doing his own
carpenter work. After living in the
bungalow for some years. Mrs
Towles informed her husband, so he
alleges in an affidavit. that the
people Of Keyport are a bunch of
clam -diggers and I wouldn't willing
Iy be buried there. let alone live
there
Mrs. Towles is now suing for
separation in the New York supreme
court, while Mr.. Towles has brought
suit in the New Jersey chancery
court for divorce, alleging desertion.
In her answer to the divorce suit,
Mrs. Towles denies that she deserted
her husband, and offers to furnish
proof of this fact. Mr.. Towles Is
residing in the bungalow at Keyport,
while Mrs. Towles is residing In New
York City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-29
Rector,s Guild Meets.

The Rector's Guild met last night
IN the Parish house 10 sew for the
missionary box which they r pre-
pairing. A great deal was accom-
plished by the girls and IN addition
plans were made for a Thanksgiving
novelty dance TO be held In the Par
ish House, November 23rd. Tickets
are now on sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-29
THEATRES
Strand T1seafre.

The Weekend which is this
weeks headliner at the Ditmas the
atre. crowds into three days a
very pretty romance which is ex-
c~eedingly up-to-date. even to the
bathing costume which the star,
Margarita Fisher, had specially de-
for this drama. And for a
hot summer day, nothing could be
more enjoyable than these out of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-29

A coal dump at Linn, Pa. dumps
twenty-eight GOAL cars at once in
eight seconds.