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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1921

Page

3

Senate confirms Edwards appointees to Public Utilities Board

The New Jersey Senate, by a unanimous vote of all twenty present, confirmed Governor Edwards' picks to the State Board of Public Utilities, Messrs. Treacy and Osborne, with Bacharach later confirmed. The action ends a prolonged clash over the ousted utilities board and sets the panel to decide the Public Service Corporation 10 cent fare request.

Edwards Trenton Senate State Board of Public Utilities John J. Treacy Hudson Harry V. Osborne Essex County Public Utilities Board Public Uulkies Commission Wallworth Public Services Corporation Uculties Commission A Commission Messrs. Osborne, Treacy and Bacharach Utility Commission Ralph Donges Court of Errors and Appeals James Hamill Joseph Hoff Princeton Harry Bacharach Atlantic Hamill Hoff Messrs. Hamill House of Assembly Mackay Legislative Probe Committee National Guard Howard Borden American Legion Women's Auxiliary of the Legion Assemblyman Nelson of Elliot van Ness Messrs Blair and Corio Atlantic City

New Jersey Briefs: Tragedies, Trials, and Local Changes

Funeral services for Garrett Scott Voorhees Jr at Basking Ridge followed his Rutgers student death while boarding a New Brunswick station train. Rose Spade of Newark sentenced 20 to 30 years for murdering her husband. A Vernon township boy was attacked by a black bear. a trolley death in East Orange. Roselle police reassigned to focus on policing. Public works bids dispute in Plainfield. farmers in Sussex report early plowing. smallpox precautions rising in Lyndhurst. state Board of Utility Commissioners reestablished in Trenton.

Garrett Scott Voorhees, Jr Rutgers Colleges New Brunswick Basking Ridge Rose Spade Garrison Street Newark George Martin John Belcher Vernon Township Sarah A. Crocker North Highteenth Street East Orange Main Street Sterling Street Orange Memorial Hospital John Kinney Roselle Edmund Graves Sussex County Public Service Corporation Board of Health of Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Board of Commissioners Uduty Commission Trenton Traction Corporation Franklin Essex Mackay Bergen New Jersey Board of Utility Commissioners Edwards Common Council of Summit Plainfield Ferga Arthur Cleveland Kenney Orange Chapter Sons of the American Revolution State Board of Managers The New Jersey Society Bridgewater Meredith Arnold William Johnson Corkling Kearny Kearny Avenue Midland Avenue Camden County Board of Elections Tavistock Jersey City Senator Bright Cape May County Frank R. Bowne South Cape May James Cunningham Ira Fitzer Frenchtown Mercer Hospital West Guthrie Trenton Mercer County Assembly State Association of Freeholders Nellie M. Gammon Leonia High School Albert Warrey Knight Irondale Borough of Wharton Wharton Steel Company Russell Heller Woodland Road Madison Central Avenue Vandergrift Brunswick Pike Slackwood Volunteer Fire Company Luckenback Terminals, Inc Bull's Ferry State Board of Commerce and Navigation Ryan Doylestown Lizzie Tuns Bristol James Moore Westminster Presbyterian Church of Philipsburg Snce John H. Waters Bellevue Board of Education Washington Avenue Holmes Street West Orange Board of Health Essex Mountain Sanitarium Reimer Board of Freeholders Essex County Michael F. Mullen Dover Sewerage Commisson State Board of Health Hunterdon County Board of Chosen Freeholders of Somerville Oliver B. Merrill E. Burke Main and Potter Streets South Amboy South Amboy General Hospital Burlington Sik Mills Emma Hoffman Egg Harbor City Edward I. Edwards Civil Service Edward 4H. Wight Wright Gloucester County Council of Congress of Mothers Parent Teachers’ Associations Almonesson

Welcome to His Own Calder After Honeymoon

The speakers discuss returning from their honeymoon to find their previously engaged apartment rented out. Bahler agrees to shelter them briefly, noting they are the people who secured the apartment.

Calder Bahler New York Sun

Aspirin Warning Emphasizes Bayer Name on Packages

Advert says genuine Aspirin only when Bayer appears on package or tablets. Lists medical uses from colds to pain and notes Bayer tablets come in twelve count tins and larger packages are sold by druggists. Bayer is the trademark for monoacetic ester of salicylic acid.

Bayer

Chile Adopts U.S. Advertising and Merchandising Methods

A consular report notes Chile is in a transition period for advertising and merchandising. It says methods borrowed from the United States are being adopted as the country modernizes its market practices.

Chile United States

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Treacy Osborne Osborne W Robert 8 Woodfull Everett Colby Woodrow Wilson St. Peter's College That City New York Law School New York Reed, Simpson, Thatcher & Buarnum Thomas B. Reed Hudson County Wilson Mark A. Sullivan Fielder Board of Public Utility Commissioners Benjamin Treacy John Milton Treacy & Milton Case Constabulary House Parry New Jersey State Jamestown, N. Y Virna Cullen Institute St Seer Tree State Western Hennery Baltimore South Carolina Lady Washington Cal Lima Bermuda Maine Long Island State de Pa Jersey Florida Louisiana Timothy Hay Rio Formosa Cubas Bull Durham Avalon Laboratories Mass Victor Connecticut Bulletin Free Racing Farm Agency Danielson, Conn Universal Scenario Corporation Exchge. Blig Los Angeles Victor R. Allen Seaford Del Eya Remedy Co Chicago
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