| File name | General Topic | Date of article | Newspaper | Synopsis |
| bk5-9 | Atlantic City Crime | Trenton Times | Authorities try to find out who is responsible for the assassination of "the beer king" | |
| bk5-9 | Court | 8/1/1931 | Trenton Times | U. S. Attorney states steady increase in federal activity in NJ was maintained during the past year despite reduction of trails by less then ten months trials by less than 10 months |
| bk5-9 | Prohibition | 9/29/1931 | Trenton Times | Severe penalties on beer charges |
| bk5-9 | Stock | 29-Sep | Trenton Times | Eastman Company must pay $853,500 on stock |
| bk5-9 | Extortion Charge | 9/29/1931 | Trenton Times | Motion overruled in extortion charge |
| bk5-9 | Prohibition | 9/29/1931 | Trenton Times | Federal agents seized 500 half barrels of beer in five trucks |
| bk59a | Income Tax Fraud | 9/29/1931 | Trenton Times | Son accused of "Shakedown" on threat of exposing concealment of income tax obligations |
| bk5-9b | Post Office | 7/31/1931 | Trenton Times | Plans for the new Trenton Post Office offer evidence that the city will have a beautiful place to conduct federal business |
| bk5-9b | Federal Court | 9/24/1931 | Trenton Times | A juror who failed to appear in federal court was found dead |
| bk5-8 | Post Office | 7/31/1931 | Trenton Times | Bids for the construction of the Trenton Post Office will be open August 23. The successful bidder will have 480 working days to complete the job |
| bk5-8 | Prohibition | 7/31/1931 | Trenton Times | Prohibition agents raided 20 speakeasies and arrested 23 persons on the charge of sale and possession. |
| bk5-8 | Prohibition | 8/15/1931 | Camden Courier | U.S. beer seizures are high in New Jersey |
| bk5-8 | Prohibition | 8/15/1931 | U.S. Daily | More jail terms are being imposed in prohibition cases |
| bk5-8a | Prohibition | 8/27/1931 | Newark News | Puzzle for Sherlock Holmes was a giant still in the Passaic |
| bk5-7 | Sentencing | 3/4/1930 | Trenton Times | Three bandits who held up and robbed a mail carrier of $3,600 were sentenced to 25 years in the federal penitentiary in Atlanta. |
| bk5-7c (continuation) | Sentencing | 3/4/1930 | Trenton Times | continuation of above article |
| bk5-7a | Prohibition | 12/4/1930 | Newark Ledger | Dry act is in jeopardy |
| bk5-6 | Prohibition | 8/6/1931 | Newark Evening News | Political exigency will not affect the war on liquor |
| bk5-6a | Sentencing | 3/5/1930 | Trenton Times | Payroll bandits given 25 years in the federal penitentiary in Atlanta. |
| bk5-6a | Robbery | 3/13/1930 | Trenton Times | Fourteen Federal Prisoners Leave for penitentiary in Atlanta, three of which are the Rocky Hill bandits |
| bk5-6a | Robbery | 3/3/1930 | Trenton Times | Suspects in payroll robbery are in the Mercer County jail |
| bk5-6b | Arrest | 3/1/1930 | State Gazette | Money from payroll bandits was recovered |
| bk5-6c | Arrest | 3/2/1930 | Trenton Times | Heavy Bail Fixed in Mail Hold-up, trio arrested in Rocky Hill case now in Mercer jail |
| bk5-5a | Annual Report | 8/1/1931 | Courier Post | Reduction in amount of fines collected in U.S. District Court of N.J. during the year ending June 30, is caused by more jail sentences. |
| bk5-5a | Prohibition | N/A | N/A | Absence of agents annoys the court |
| bk5-5b | Prohibition | 8/4/1931 | Star Eagle | Dry leader wanted out of district by politicians |
| bk5-5b | Prohibition | 8/4/1931 | Newark Evening News | People want a separate dry chief for New Jersey |
| bk5-5c | Prohibition | 8/4/1931 | Newark Ledger | Politicians who seek New Jersey for a dry district are defied by Pennington |
| bk5-42 | Prohibition | 4/7/1932 | Trenton Times | U.S. Attorney has filed padlocking proceedings against The Columbus Inn and The Wolcott Hotel for violations of liquor laws. |
| bk5-42 | U.S Judgeship | 4/9/1932 | Trenton Times | Three in field as selection for U.S. Judge. |
| bk5-42 | Prohibition | 4/9/1932 | Trenton Times | New dry policy of confiscation |
| bk5-42 | Prohibition | 4/12/1932 | Trenton Times | Eight suspected "speakies" were raided |
| bk5-42 | Prohibition | 4/8/1932 | Trenton Times | Prohibition agents staged a raid seizing alleged liquors |
| bk5-42a | Post Office | 4/7/1932 | Trenton Times | Economy may delay Jersey Post Offices |
| bk5-42a | Income Tax Fraud | 4/13/1932 | Trenton Times | John Delaney was released on $20,000 bail on charges of evading and filing false income tax returns from 1927 to 1930 |
| bk5-42a | U.S. Courts | 4/12/1932 | Newark News | U.S. Courts will have school for jurors |
| bk5-42a | Prohibition | 4/14/1932 | Trenton Times | Prohibition director list NJ as the most difficult as which to enforce the dry law |
| bk5-42b | Income Tax Evasion | 4/13/1932 | Newark Ledger | Theodore Brandle is ready to face charges of avoiding taxes |
| bk5-42b | U.S. Courts | 4/8/1932 | Trenton Times | Jail terms given in federal court |
| bk5-42c | Post Office | 4/14/1932 | Trenton Times | Old Post Office building will be sold at highest bid after the new building is occupied. |
| bk5-41 | Prohibition | 4/4/1932 | Trenton Times | A truck marked "beef' was seized and 35-half barrels of beer were found. |
| bk5-41 | Income Tax Evasion | 4/1/1932 | Trenton Times | A joint trial is most likely for Brandle and Hurley |
| bk5-41 | U.S. Courts | 4/2/1932 | Trenton Times | Bench appointment merited |
| bk5-41 | Tax Court Case | 4/4/1932 | Trenton Times | Plea of guilty is made. Brandle and Hurley pay $88,721 as tax due |
| bk5-41 | U.S. Courts | 4/4/1932 | Trenton Times | Federal Court Congestion |
| bk5-41 | Tax Court Case | 4/4/1932 | Trenton Gazette | Brandle trail open on charges of income tax invasion |
| bk5-41 | Prohibition | 4/4/1932 | Trenton Times | 800 cases of rum were seized in Wildwood |
| bk5-41c | U.S. Courts | 4/4/1932 | Trenton Gazette | Federal Court Congestion |
| bk5-41c | Wealth And Justice | 4/4/1932 | Trenton Times | With the ability to surround themselves with high price counsel, rich offenders often benefit from negotiations beyond the reach of an ordinary man |
| bk5-41c | Prohibition | 4/4/1932 | New York Journal | Prohibition agents start work on a "Booze Blue Book" |
| bk5-41d | Prohibition | 4/5/1932 | Trenton Times | 16 more dry agents for duty in New Jersey bringing the total to 64 agents |
| bk5-40 | Pay Cut | 3/21/1932 | New York Journal | Four proposals for slashing salaries were to be taken up by the House of Economy Committee |
| bk5-40 | Salary Cut | 3/17/1932 | Philadelphia Record | Average annual income is less than $2,000 |
| bk5-40 | Federal Salary | 3/23/1932 | Trenton Times | House Economy Committee agreed on a salary reduction 11 percent on all government employees. |
| bk5-40 | Federal Salary | 3/25/1932 | New York Journal | Organized labor fights US pay cuts. |
| bk5-40 | Post Office | 3/31/1932 | Trenton Times | Newark Post Office bids above budget |
| bk5-40 | Federal Pay Cut | 3/29/1932 | Trenton Times | Jerseymen fight federal pay cut |
| bk5-40 | Prohibition | 2/26/1932 | Trenton Times | Jersey dry chief sees betterment |
| bk5-40a | Federal Pay Cut | 3/17/1932 | Trenton Times | Slash in federal pay is being planned |
| bk5-40a | Judgeship | 3/26/1932 | New York Journal | Senate group favors new judgeship in N.J. |
| bk5-40a | Federal Pay | 3/22/1932 | New York Journal | Bill to cut U.S. pay is still in deadlock |
| bk5-40a | U.S. Bill | 3/24/1932 | Trenton Times | U.S. personnel bill gets support |
| bk5-40c | Bankruptcy | 3/29/1930 | Trenton Times | Two People held in bankruptcy are accused of concealing firm stock |
| bk5-40d | Prohibition | 4/1/1932 | Trenton Times | New Jersey leads in dry violations |
| bk5-40e | Judgeship | 4/1/1932 | Trenton Times | Phillip Foreman is endorsed for U.S. Judgeship |
| bk5-4 | Incom Tax Evasion | 7/24/1931 | Trenton Times | Samueal Singer "King of bootlegging" was sentenced to two years. He was found guilty of federal income evasion |
| bk5-4 | Prohibition | 7/21/1931 | Trenton Times | 53 indictments in alleged million dollar alcohol ring charged by the government |
| bk5-4 | Prohibition | 7/27/1931 | Trenton Times | Beer plant raided and three people are arrested |
| bk5-4 | Sentencing | 7/29/1931 | Trenton Times | Man convicted of selling automobiles must serve his five year term in Atlanta |
| bk5-3a | Prohibition | 7/18/1931 | Trenton Times | Four month term for carrying beer |
| bk5-3a | Prohibition | 7/12/1931 | New York Herald | Jury at Newark frees the last 17 people in the rum ring trail |
| bk5-3a | Sentencing | 7/31/1931 | Trenton Times | Samuel Singer was found guilty and faces up to five years imprisonment or a $10,000 fine or both. |
| bk5-3a | Prohibition | 7/22/1931 | Trenton Times | Two rum boat raid victims at liberty |
| bk5-3b | Prohibition | 7/14/1931 | N/A | Dry agents late again |
| bk5-3c | Post Office | 7/23/1931 | Trenton Times | Trial of the second appeal of the post office land began |
| bk5-3c | Prohibition | 7/24/1931 | Trenton Times | Three men were penalized in federal court for liquor law violations |
| bk5-39 | Prohibition | 3/10/1932 | Trenton Times | Judge rebukes dry counsel |
| bk5-39 | Prohibition | 3/10/1932 | Trenton Times | Agents are under new ruling |
| bk5-39a | Prohibition | 3/1/1932 | Trenton Times | Judge Clark ordered The rising Sun Brewery padlocked for one year |
| bk5-39a | Federal Court | 3/5/1932 | Trenton Times | Attorneys are to be on probation for five years |
| bk5-39b | Prohibition | 3/3/1932 | Trenton Times | Government launched a drive against the Rising Sun Brewery in an effort to seize equipment valued at $350,000 |
| bk5-39b | Prohibition | 3/10/1932 | Trenton Times | Jailed on charges of operating a Burlington County still |
| bk5-39b | Prohibition | 3/15/1932 | Trenton Times | Federal Prohibition officers made more arrests and seized more contraband liquor in February than January in New Jersey. |
| bk5-39b | Prohibition | 3/11/1932 | Trenton Times | Use of new court ruling to remove contents of Harry's Malt Store following a raid in which Harry, the store owner, was arrested |
| bk5-39b | Prohibition | 3/18/1932 | Trenton Times | Rising Sun Brewery retained possession of its property after a legal fight. |
| bk5-39b | Retrial | 3/16/1932 | Trenton Times | Retrial for Brandle court case |
| bk5-39d | Salary Cut | 3/18/1932 | Trenton Times | A 15 percent salary cut of government employees was proposed |
| bk5-39d | Prohibition | 3/15/1932 | New York Journal | Attorney Medalie says landlords renting their place to speakeasy proprietors will be subjected to criminal prosecution |
| bk5-39e | Judgeship | 3/16/1932 | Trenton Times | Westfield lawyer seeking Judgeship |
| bk5-38 | Post Offices | 2/24/1932 | Trenton Times | Treasury Department Officials expect to complete three new post offices in New Jersey in 1933 |
| bk5-38 | 2/19/1932 | Trenton Times | Pennington visit at capital revives Kean plan for a separate enforcement unit | |
| bk5-38 | Sentencing | 2/25/1932 | Trenton Times | Lewis Stern was denounced when he appeared for sentenced in connection with dry law violations |
| bk5-38 | Prohibition | 2/25/1932 | Trenton Times | Judge Avis made ruling to libel illegal breweries in the state |
| bk5-38 | Prohibition | 2/25/1932 | Trenton Times | Clifford Curth appeared to plead to a charge of transporting liquor |
| bk5-38 | Prohibition | 2/25/1932 | Trenton Times | William Howey whose liquor violation case caused Judge Clark to declare the 18th Amendment unconstitutional was in court again |
| bk5-38 | Prohibition | 2/20/1932 | Trenton Gazette | Padlock proceedings against two Trenton establishments in which intoxicating liquors were seized, were instituted in U. S. District Court |
| bk5-37 | Failure to Appear | 2/18/1932 | Trenton Times | Judge Avis struck a blow against defendants who fail to appear to answer charges and who send last minute physicians certificates to explain their absence |
| bk5-37 | Sentencing | 2/18/1932 | Trenton Times | Trentonian's daring attempt to escape raiders was described as jail sentence was imposed. |
| bk5-37 | Embezzlement | 2/18/1932 | Trenton Times | Bank official pleads guilty to embezzling |
| bk5-37a | Prohibition | 2/24/1932 | Trenton Times | Judge calls speakeasies unlicensed saloons, in sending proprietors to jail |
| bk5-37b | Prohibition | 2/21/1932 | New York Herald | Robert Young, chief of prohibition agents, says he would raid any place where liquor was sold. |
| bk5-37b | Court Case | 2/21/1931 | Trenton Times | After months of legal procedure Lewis Stern was convicted on charge of possession and then was forced to ask for postponement. |
| bk5-36 | Prohibition | 2/11/1932 | Trenton Times | Judge Avis has ordered attorney to show cause why property seized near the Rising Sun Brewery should not be returned. |
| bk5-36 | Opium business | 2/11/1932 | Trenton Times | Clark and Foreman succeed in Federal drive against Newark Chinatown's opium business. |
| bk5-36 | Prohibition | 2/11/1932 | Trenton Times | Acid test of enforcement |
| bk5-36 | Prohibition Case | 2/11/1932 | Trenton Times | Seconds after Steven Innocenzi had been acquitted of liquor law violations, US attorney Foreman called out. |
| bk5-36 | Sentencing | 2/11/1932 | Trenton Times | Two Trenton men charge with operating a still were sentenced to 30 days each. |
| bk5-36 | 2/11/1932 | Trenton Times | Judge Clark declared that bonding companies were a factor in contributing to crime | |
| bk5-36a | Post Office | 2/12/1932 | Trenton Times | Laying of the cornerstone for the new post office will take place |
| bk5-36c | Sentencing | 2/17/1932 | Trenton Times | Term and fine for Wilkinson in insurance fraud case |
| bk5-36c | Prohibition | 2/12/1932 | Trenton Times | Found guilty of possessing liquor and maintaining a nuisance, Carter and St. Clair under jail sentence |
| bk5-36d | Insurance Fraud Case | 2/11/1932 | Trenton Times | Insurance men from various parts of the U.S. testified in the trial of Wilkinson, who is charged with using the mails to defraud |
| bk5-36e | Prohibition | 2/17/1932 | New York Journal | One of the most famous eating places in Atlantic City was one of the three establishments raided by prohibition agents. |
| bk5-36e | Prohibition | 2/17/1932 | Trenton Times | Prohibition enforcement in the tri-state area is self-supporting officials of the Bureau of Prohibition |
| bk5-35 | Prohibition | 2/8/1932 | Trenton Times | Aide of dry chief is ordered to reveal why higher-ups in still cases are not arrested. |
| bk5-35 | Insurance Fraud Case | 2/10/1932 | Trenton Times | Government witness from England testified in the trial of Wilkinson and told how he helped "trap" the defendant in the insurance fraud business |
| bk5-35 | Insurance Fraud Case | 2/8/1932 | Trenton Times | Wilkinson trial for fraud opens. Government's case based on investigation which included three countries. |
| bk5-35 | Prohibition | 2/10/1932 | Trenton Times | Judge clarifies bartender rule |
| bk5-35b | Liquor Law Violations | 2/10/1932 | Trenton Times | Heavy term of Federal Court opens with 54 defendants accused of liquor law violations |
| bk5-35b | Embezzlement | 2/10/1932 | Trenton Times | Two bank employees indicted on charges of embezzlement |
| bk5-35b | Prohibition | 2/10/1932 | Trenton Times | Woman jailed on liquor law violation |
| bk5-35c | Prohibition | 2/9/1932 | Trenton Times | Federal prohibition chief promised to go after the higher-ups in all cases in the state |
| bk5-35b | Insurance Fraud Case | 2/9/1932 | Trenton Times | Wilkinson trial continued |
| bk5-35d | Prohibition | 2/9/1932 | Trenton Times | U.S. dry officer promises raids |
| bk5-35e | Prohibition | N/A | N/A | Judge Avis has ordered attorney to show cause why property seized near the Rising Sun Brewery should not be returned. |
| bk5-34b | Prohibition | 2/10/1932 | Trenton Times | Attorney Foreman instituted padlocking proceedings against an establishment in Trenton and one in Ewing, in both cases beer was sold to a federal dry agent |
| bk5-34b | Post Office | 2/10/1932 | Trenton Times | Brief ceremonies will mark the cornerstone laying at the new Trenton Post Office |
| bk5-34b | Prohibition | 2/9/1932 | Trenton Times | Wearied by the interminable list of liquor cases in the US District Court, Judge Clark sought relief comedy in the form of classical interpolations. |
| bk5-33 | Post Offices | 1/14/1932 | Trenton Times | Man denies attempt to escape |
| bk5-33 | Prohibition | 1/19/1932 | Trenton Times | Driver arrested and alcohol is seized |
| bk5-33 | Prohibition | 1/28/1932 | New York Journal | Prohibition agents made their fist raid in Newark under the Internal Revenue Law, which recently permits them to dismantle and cart away equipment of places found to be selling liquor on which no revenue tax has been paid. |
| bk5-33 | Prohibition | 1/22/1932 | Trenton Times | Dry chief hits dishonesty in public office |
| bk5-33 | Impersonation | 2/5/1932 | Trenton Times | Charges of obtaining money under false pretenses have been lodged at Harry Walker |
| bk5-33a | Prohibition | 1/29/1932 | Trenton Times | Two are held in liquor law case. A 2,000 gallon still was reported to have been in operation |
| bk5-33a | U.S. Courts | 1/28/1932 | Trenton Times | Jurors seek to ban obscene periodicals |
| bk5-33a | Prohibition | 1/24/1932 | New York Herald | 3 U.S. actions slated for Rising Sun Brewery |
| bk5-33b | Prohibition | 1/29/1932 | Trenton Times | Troopers aid agents in dry raid in inn |
| bk5-33c | 18th Amendment | 1/29/1932 | Trenton Times | Judge declares 18th Amendment illegal |
| bk5-33d | Insurance Fraud Case | 2/4/1932 | Trenton Times | Walker is held as impersonator |
| bk5-33d | 2/9/1932 | Trenton Times | Committee backs New Jersey judge bill. | |
| bk5-32 | Jail break | 1/3/1932 | New York Herald | Jail break plot fails; 4 Bludgeons confiscated |
| bk5-32 | Indictment | 1/5/1932 | Trenton Times | Trenton bondsman is indicted in Newark |
| bk5-32 | Prohibition | 1/11/1932 | Trenton Times | Padlocks sought in Trenton places |
| bk5-32 | Indictment | 1/5/1932 | Newark News | Five bondsman are indicted |
| bk5-32a | Prohibition | 1/4/1932 | Trenton Times | Liquor found in sewer after big raid |
| bk5-32a | Prohibition | 1/6/1932 | Trenton Times | Former dry agent's conviction is upheld |
| bk5-32b | Prohibition | 1/3/1932 | Trenton Times | Police raid huge booze plant. Alcohol and equipment valued at $75,000 are seized |
| bk5-32d | Judgeship | 1/13/1932 | Trenton Times | Lawyers request New Jersey Judgeships |
| bk5-32d | Transportation | 1/22/1932 | Trenton Times | Bus for U.S. prisoners will be in service |
| bk5-3 | Prohibition | 7/11/1931 | New York American | Rum ring case of 17 suspects goes to jury |
| bk5-3 | Prohibition | 7/13/1931 | Trenton Times | All are cleared in the Highlands rum case |
| bk5-3 | Prohibition | 7/18/1931 | Trenton Times | Four month term for carrying beer |
| bk5-3 | Prohibition | 7/18/1931 | Trenton Times | 7 Newarkers to be sought in liquor ring |
| bk5-3 | Post Office | 7/23/1931 | Trenton Times | Trial of the second appeal on the post office land |
| bk5-3 | Prohibition | 7/24/1931 | Trenton Times | Three men were penalized for liquor law violations in Federal Court |
| bk5-3 | Judge Dismissal | 7/24/1931 | Trenton Times | Judge dismissed a petition of Phillip Foreman to prohibit Joseph Scala from practicing in the Federal Court |
| bk5-2a | Prohibition | N/A | N/A | Jury acquits 17 defendants in rum trial |
| bk5-2b | Prohibition | 7/11/1931 | Camden Courier | U.S. jury given case of rum syndicate |
| bk5-2b | Conspiracy trial | 7/11/1931 | Camden Courier | Jurors in Highland conspiracy trial were ordered lock up for the night when they reported they could not speedily reach an agreement |
| bk5-2b | Prohibition | 7/11/1931 | Trenton Times | Jury still out on liquor case |
| bk5-2c | Prohibition Case | N/A | N/A | A verdict of not guilty for the 17 defendant in the Highlands rum trial was given |
| bk5-2c | Prohibition Case | 7/11/1931 | Newark Ledger | Jurors in Highland conspiracy trial were ordered lock up for the night when they reported they could not speedily reach an agreement |
| bk5-29 | Prohibition | 12/11/1931 | Trenton Times | Woman is held in Hofbrau raid |
| bk5-29 | Prohibition | 12/16/1931 | New York Journal | Prohibition agents seized liquor and equipment valued at $10,000 in Atlantic City |
| bk5-29 | 12/30/1931 | Newark News | Hoover's plan to save money wins support | |
| bk5-29 | Prohibition | 12/29/1931 | Trenton Times | A distillery plant valued between a $450,000 and $550,000 is in Federal authorities hands |
| bk5-29a | Prohibition | 12/14/1931 | Trenton Times | Two Atlantic City clubs are raided |
| bk5-29a | Prohibition | 12/16/1931 | New York Journal | U.S. Seizes two Atlantic City rum plants |
| bk5-29c | Prohibition | 12/14/1931 | New York Journal | Agents seize $5,200 liquors in foray upon Cliquot and Silver Slippers Resort |
| bk5-29c | Prohibition | 12/30/1931 | Newark News | Brewery permit denial reversed |
| bk5-29d | Prohibition | 12/18/1931 | Trenton Times | 500 cases of liquor valued at $30,000 was seized off of a truck |
| bk5-29d | Prohibition | 12/18/1931 | Trenton Times | U.S. District attorney will ask judge to padlock the Hensler Brewery. This application follows numerous prohibition raids. |
| bk5-28 | Judgeship | 12/11/1931 | Trenton Times | Jerseys Judgeship bill is introduced |
| bk5-28 | Prohibition | 12/3/1931 | Trenton Times | Liquor smugglers unloading whiskey from a boat were scattered by a customs guard who fired a volley of shots |
| bk5-28 | Prohibition | 12/11/1931 | Trenton Times | Judge Avis dealt out severe penalties to a number of Trenton defendants who were charge with liquor law violations. |
| bk5-28 | Prohibition | 12/14/1931 | Trenton Times | Dry law sentences are heavier in New Jersey |
| bk5-28a | Prohibition | 12/7/1932 | Trenton Times | Mayor blames U.S. Officers in rum case |
| bk5-28a | Prohibition | 12/3/1931 | Trenton Times | Volley scatters rum smugglers |
| bk5-28b | Prohibition | 12/2/1931 | Trenton times | Loot for the jobless will be given if they can give any tips of dry law violations |
| bk5-28b | U.S. Courts | 12/5/1931 | Trenton Times | Now that Judge Bourquin's gone court officials can focus on their hobbies. |
| bk5-28c | Prohibition | 12/3/1931 | Trenton times | Dry agent's gun was taken by thugs |
| bk5-28e | Prohibition | 12/9/1931 | Newark Evening News | Liquor plentiful despite hard blows at bootleggers |
| bk5-27 | Prohibition | 11/27/1931 | Trenton Times | No leniency is shown by Judge Avis in booze cases |
| bk5-27 | U.S. Grand Jury | 11/27/1931 | Trenton Times | U.S. Grand Jury is highly praise after being in session since September. |
| bk5-27 | U.S. Grand Jury | 11/28/1931 | Trenton Times | Judge Avis and U.S. Attorney Phillip Foreman commend the Grand Jury. |
| bk5-27 | Judgeships | 12/22/1931 | Paterson News | U.S. Attorney Phillip Forman for U.S. Judgeship |
| bk5-27b | Prohibition | 11/27/1931 | Trenton Times | Wright gives judge and lawyers change for puns in federal liquor case |
| bk5-27c | Judgeship | N/A | Newark Star Eagle | Forman likely to obtain post as U.S. judge |
| bk5-27d | Prohibition | N/A | N/A | Dry raids net a still a day |
| bk5-27d | Prohibition | N/A | N/A | Beer bottling plant seized by dry men. |
| bk5-26 | Prohibition | 11/23/1931 | Newark Evening News | Believing the puzzle of the pipeline between Alyea St. Garage and Hensler Brewery was solved, prohibition agents were preparing to quit |
| bk5-26 | Prohibition | 11/25/1931 | Newark News | Rum raids in war hit gangs |
| bk5-26a | Prohibition | 11/24/1931 | New York Journal | Raiders seize giant rum plant |
| bk5-26b | Prohibition | 11/24/1931 | Newark News | Dry forces in new seizure of big still |
| bk5-26c | Prohibition | N/A | N/A | Police seize big alcohol plant |
| bk5-26e | Prohibition | 11/27/1931 | Newark News | Newarker owns captured truck |
| bk5-25 | 11/13/1931 | Trenton times | Fined $1,250 in bails bonds case | |
| bk5-25 | Prohibition | 11/17/1931 | Trenton Times | Trentonian fined and jailed for liquor |
| bk5-25 | Prohibition | 11/20/1931 | Trenton Times | Federal officers and state police seized a 1,000 gallon still and arrested two. |
| bk5-25b | Prohibition | 11/21/1931 | Trenton Times | Judge Bourquin speaks on prohibition |
| bk5-25b | Prohibition | 11/21/1931 | Trenton Times | Pennington raids brewery after $3,000 excavation bares pipe line laid to beer plant from raided beer drop |
| bk5-25b | Prohibition | 11/18/1931 | Trenton Times | Pennington blames New Jersey public officials for failure to enforce prohibition amendment |
| bk5-25c | Prohibition | 11/21/1931 | Newark News | It will be up to the jury to decide weather the pipeline carried the beer or not. |
| bk5-25d | U.S. Courts | 11/21/1931 | Newark News | Judge Avis and Bourquin in ten weeks dispose of work usually requiring a year |
| bk5-24 | Judgeship | 11/11/1931 | Trenton Times | Forman qualifies for position as Judge |
| bk5-24 | Judgeship | 11/12/1931 | Trenton Times | The New Jersey Federal Court could well employ two additional Judges |
| bk5-24a | Court Workload | 11/13/1931 | Trenton Times | Judge Bourquin moved with precision in disposing of the largest number of cases ever to be heard in one day in the U.S. District Court |
| bk5-24c | U.S. Courts | 11/12/1931 | Trenton Times | Judge Bourquin declars America to be the most criminal country on earth, its laws are poorly enforced and justice is most weakly administered |
| bk5-24c | Judgeship | 11/13/1931 | Trenton Times | Suggestion that congress make permanent the judgeship vacated by the death of Judge Runyon, has been laid before the New Jersey delegation |
| bk5-24c | Commissioner | 11/17/1931 | Trenton Times | Oliver Somerville was named Commissioner |
| bk5-24d | Death | Nov-31 | Newark News | Federal Judge Runyon Dies |
| bk5-24d | Judgeship | 11/1/1931 | Newark News | Judge Runyon's death creates no vacancy |
| bk5-24e | Prohibition | 11/16/1931 | Trenton Times | Judge denied a motion to suppress evidence in the case of the Monmouth Cereal Beverage Company, and permit the government to seize five 25,000 gallon vats of other beer making equipment. |
| bk5-24e | Prohibition | 11/13/1931 | Trenton Times | Former fire chief held on dry charge |
| bk5-24e | U.S. Courts | 11/12/1931 | Newark News | Judge Bourquin characterized the U.S as the most lawless nation in the world with the most badly enforced laws and the poorest administration of justice. |
| bk5-24f | Perjury | 11/17/1931 | Trenton Times | Judge Bourquin penalized a man who had committed perjury in order to obtain his naturalization papers. The defendant was fined $250 and sentenced to serve one day in jail |
| bk5-24f | 11/17/1931 | Trenton Times | Novel case brings unusual penalty | |
| bk5-23 | Prohibition | 11/5/1931 | Trenton Times | Two more stills seized by agents |
| bk5-23 | Prohibition | 11/6/1931 | Trenton Times | Two men jailed on liquor charge |
| bk5-23 | Death | 11/19/1931 | New York Journal | Judge Runyon dies at age 61 after being ill |
| bk5-23a | Fine | 11/6/1931 | Trenton Times | Lawyer fined $50 on charges of obstructing federal justice |
| bk5-23a | Tribute | 11/9/1931 | Trenton Times | Court is adjourned as a tribute to Judge Runyon |
| bk5-23a | Embezzling | 11/10/1931 | Trenton Times | Postmaster is held on embezzling count |
| bk5-23a | Prohibition | 11/6/1931 | Trenton Times | Government padlocked one of Trenton's 3,000 speakeasies |
| bk5-23b | Tribute | 11/9/1931 | Trenton Times | Judge Davis pays tribute to Judge Runyon with warm eulogy |
| bk5-23c | Judgeship | 11/10/1931 | Trenton Evening Times | The need for two new U.S. Judges. Lawyers cite growing demands. Forman mentioned for one of the positions. |
| bk5-23e | Prohibition | 11/11/1931 | Trenton Times | State troopers seized two small stills and a quantity of liquor and arrested five men on Volstead law violation charges |
| bk5-23e | Prohibition | 11/2/1931 | Trenton Times | Padlock is sought on Stevens Alley |
| bk5-22 | Prohibition | 11/3/1931 | Trenton Times | A sealed verdict in the case of Yeskel Supply Company will decide if the government can seize the personal equipment of the company |
| bk5-22 | Investigation | 11/3/1931 | Trenton Times | Police probe death of a man who acted as peacemaker in a brawl |
| bk5-22 | Old case | 11/4/1931 | Trenton Times | Spared jail term because of the age of the case |
| bk5-22a | Forfeiture | 11/2/1931 | Trenton Times | Defendant is ill and his bail is forfeited. Judge issues warrant for his appearance in Federal Court |
| bk5-22a | Court Workload | 11/14/1931 | Camden Courier | Judge Bourquin disposes of over 150 cases in Trenton |
| bk5-22b | Sentencing | 11/4/1931 | Trenton Times | Two men were sentenced on Federal Court for misapplication of bank funds and for aiding and abetting in a crime |
| bk5-22b | Prohibition | 11/2/1931 | Trenton Times | Pennington asks for war on beer |
| bk5-22c | Obstructing Justice | 11/14/1931 | Trenton Times | The lawyer that was fined for obstructing justice cites that he was penalized without the privilege of a hearing |
| bk5-22c | Prohibition | 11/5/1931 | Trenton Times | Judge Bourquin has reserved decision on the government action to obtain forfeiture of property of the Monmouth Cereal Beverage Company. The plant is now padlocked by Federal authority. |
| bk5-22d | Forfeiture | 11/4/1931 | Trenton Times | Government is upheld in forfeiture case |
| bk5-22e | Court Workload | 11/14/1931 | Trenton Times | Judge Bourquin shows how to speed up court work and how to relieve court congestion. |
| bk5-22e | Prohibition | 11/14/1931 | Trenton Times | Judge Clark states he'd kick dry trespassers off his premises with the help of the police if needed. |
| bk5-22f | Fine | 11/4/1931 | Trenton Times | Two men must pay $2,000 in fines in bank court case |
| bk5-22f | Prohibition | 11/5/1931 | Newark Evening News | Judge Clark states he'd kick dry trespassers off his premises with the help of the police if needed. |
| bk5-22f | Prohibition | 11/4/1931 | Trenton Times | 30,000 gallon still shocks judge |
| bk5-22h | Prohibition | 11/11/1931 | Trenton Times | Alcohol cleaning plant is raided |
| bk5-21 | Prohibition | 10/27/1931 | Trenton Times | Two rum-running boats, with cargoes of liquor valued at more than $100,000, were ordered forfeit by the U.S. Government |
| bk5-21a | Prohibition | 9/29/1931 | Trenton Times | The smell of beer is sufficient cause for prohibition agent to investigate |
| bk5-21a | Judgeship | 9/29/1931 | Trenton Times | Phillip Forman is qualified for position as judge. |
| bk5-21b | Prohibition | 10/29/1931 | Trenton Times | The truck that escaped the Hoboken raid is captured |
| bk5-21b | Judgeship | 10/30/1931 | Newark News | Judge Bourquin will remain in Trenton |
| bk5-21b | Court Business | 10/30/1931 | Trenton Times | U.S. Court business in the last 10 weeks exceeds average in a year. |
| bk5-21c | Acquittal | 10/29/1931 | Trenton Times | Acquittal ordered on Federal charge of using the mails to defraud. |
| bk5-21c | Embezzling | 10/30/1931 | Trenton Times | Man charged with embezzling $536 from postal fund was sentenced to 100 days in jail, and must pay back the money he embezzled |
| bk5-21c | Prohibition | 10/30/1931 | Trenton Times | Bourquin's policy of imposing severe sentences on dry law violators continued in Federal court |
| bk5-21c | U.S. Conference | 10/30/1931 | Trenton Times | Trentonians are invited to U.S. Conference |
| bk5-21d | Courtroom Scuffle | 10/30/1931 | Trenton Times | Bourquin disciplined a member of the N.J. bar after the attorney engaged in a scuffle with a bailiff over a chair. |
| bk5-20 | Prohibition | 10/27/1931 | Trenton Times | Dry agents used a heavy truck to batter the door of a Newark brewery to get alleged beer |
| bk5-20 | Prohibition | 10/27/1931 | Newark Evening News | Beer drop near brewery is seized |
| bk5-20 | Mistaken Identity | 10/27/1931 | Trenton Times | Bourquin directed verdict of acquittal for four officers charged with conspiring to violate bankruptcy laws. |
| bk5-20 | Mistaken Identity | 1931 | Trenton Times | Prisoner's identity is questioned. Prohibition agents search for a man charged with a liquor law violation, while another man answering to the same name as the defendant served jail term. |
| bk5-20b | Prohibition | 10/27/1931 | Trenton Times | Prohibition agents began the destruction of a $100,000 distillery, which they found in operation behind a false front of a row of private garages. |
| bk5-20c | Prohibition | 10/27/1931 | Trenton Times | Three Trenton men were sentenced to a single fine of $500 for transporting barrels of beer. |
| bk5-20e | Prohibition | 10/28/1931 | New York Journal | Two rum-running boats, with cargoes of liquor valued at more than $100,000, were ordered forfeit by the U.S.Government |
| bk5-20f | Prohibition | 10/27/1931 | Newark Star Eagle | Prohibition agents began the destruction of a $100,000 distillery, which they found in operation behind a false front of a row of private garages. |
| bk5-20f | Prohibition | 10/28/1931 | Trenton Times | Judge Dickinson restores a permit that say one company has the right to 2,100,000 gallons of alcohol yearly for denaturing purposes. |
| bk5-2 | Prohibition | 7/11/1931 | Newark News | Jury acquits 17 defendants in rum trail |
| bk5-1a | Prohibition | 7/4/1931 | New York Herald | Lawyers clash at trial of alleged liquor ring |
| bk5-1a | Indictment | 7/10/1931 | Trenton Times | Two more of the 21 persons indicted in connection with the manufacture of beer at the Rising Sun Brewery, surrendered. |
| bk5-1a | Fine | 7/10/1931 | Trenton Times | Pleading guilty to the violation of the Elkins' tariff act, the Erie Railroad was fined $15,000. |
| bk5-1b | Prohibition | 7/10/1931 | Trenton Times | Lavine is among those freed in liquor ring. |
| bk5-1c | Court Business | N/A | N/A | Two Newark Lawyers testified as to the transactions by which the securities company acquired control of Newark banks. Both denied they had been influenced in anyway by Cambell or Weinburger. |
| bk5-1d | Prohibition | 7/7/1931 | Trenton Times | Four freed in bail on beer charge |
| bk5-1d | Court Business | 7/9/1931 | Trenton Times | Government and defense rested at the trial of 37 defendants charged with operating the Atlantic Highlands rum syndicate in conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws. |
| bk5-19 | Conspiracy | 10/30/1931 | New York Journal | Two police charged with conspiracy and interfering with federal officers are free in $2,500 bail each. |
| bk5-19 | Court Business | 10/21/2001 | Trenton Times | Michael Florman is charged with misapplication of bank funds and false certification of checks |
| bk5-19 | Income Tax Evasion | 10/21/1931 | Trenton Times | Shore man found guilty by jury on income tax evasion in 1925 |
| bk5-19 | Extortion Charge | 10/19/1931 | Trenton Times | Two of six counts charging Rutherford, Hassan, and Rust with attempting to extort $50,000 from the firm in which the former was secretary. |
| bk5-19a | Sentencing | 10/22/1931 | Trenton Times | Michael Florman gets a 2-year jail term and a fine of $2,000. |
| bk5-19a | Mistaken Identity | 10/21/1931 | Trenton Times | Mistake is bared in jail sentence. Wrong person is sentenced. |
| bk5-19a | Extortion Case | 10/21/1931 | Trenton Times | Two men are found not guilty in attempting to extort $50,000 from the iron firm officials. |
| bk5-19b | Narcotic Charge | 10/15/1931 | Trenton Times | Jail term of 16 months and a $500 fine for narcotic charge |
| bk5-19b | Fine | 10/20/1931 | Trenton Times | Three lawyers must pay fines for obstructing justice |
| bk5-19b | Prohibition | 10/15/1931 | Trenton Times | Woman is jailed on liquor charge |
| bk5-19d | Extortion Case | 10/15/1931 | Trenton Times | A witness was brought in to the extortion case to support Hassan, Rutherford, and Rust's that they did not attempt to extort $50,000 from firm officials. |
| bk5-19e | Extension of Time | N/A | Trenton Times | Defense counsel asks for extension of time. Brandle's trial is off until October 27 1931 |
| bk5-18 | Jury tampering | Oct-31 | Trenton - AP | Terrence R. Hughes of Trenton cited on charge that he approached the jurors in the trial of Leonard B. Willits, former IRS Agent, who was charged with falsifying income tax returns |
| bk5-18 | Pollution | 10/10/1931 | Trenton Times | Oil company is fined $5,000 for discharging oil into the harbor of New York |
| bk5-18 | Government auction | 10/13/1931 | Trenton Times | Decision whether the government should turn over to purchasers 14 trucks sold at public auction $2,252.50 when their real estimated valued was $9,600 has been reserved by Judge Boyd. |
| bk5-18 | Prohibition | 10/14/1931 | Trenton Times | World War veteran appeared in court on a charge of sale and possession of liquor. |
| bk5-18 | Prohibition | 10/16/1931 | Trenton Evening Times | Enforcement Department's legal staff considered possible action against policemen whom Federal agents charge with releasing eight alleged beer-running trucks after the agents had seized the loaded vehicles. |
| bk5-18a | Indictment | 10/9/1931 | Newark News | Witness testified that Weinberger personally approved the issuance of the circular which is the basis of the indictment against Weinberger charging abuse of the mails. |
| bk5-18a | 18th Amendment | 10/16/1931 | Trenton Times | The end of the case in which Judge Clark ruled the 18th Amendment illegal was heard . |
| bk5-18a | Trial postponment | 10/16/1931 | Trenton Times | Brandle trial is postponed |
| bk5-18f | Auction | 10/17/1931 | Trenton Times | 10 Government owned properties at Brooklawn, N.J. would be sold at auction. |
| bk5-18f | Prohibition | 10/16/1931 | Trenton Times | Man gets fine of $500 for unlawful operation of a still |
| bk5-18g | Liquor cases | 10/19/1931 | Trenton Times | 40 liquor cases are disposed of by Judge Bourquin in 4 Minutes. |