Cranbury Post Office Second Class Notice
A historical postal notice states the entry as second class matter on July 17, 1885 at Cranbury New Jersey under the 1879 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
New Jersey
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
4
Senate tariff action urged amid filibuster fears
The Senate will focus on a tariff bill after months of Finance Committee hearings. Republicans push to expedite despite Democratic minority tactics, arguing delay and endless speeches hinder progress. Senator Willis of Maine urges prompt action and possible rule changes to curb talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
House
Harrison
Heflin
Willis
Bangor
Maine
Bhigg
Wilson Record on Civil Service Under Wilson
The Wilson Record on Civil Service argues that Woodrow Wilson expanded partisan appointments across all civil service classes. It cites post office and diplomatic staffing as Democratic spoils, criticizing reformers who now decry displacement of appointees while praising GOP restraint in the past.
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Woodrow Wilson
National Civil Service Reform League
Mr. Wilson
Taft
Wilson
Hook and Crook
Civil Service Commission
Burleson
Post Office Department
Democracy
Postoffice Inspection Service
Civil Service
Post Office
Bryan
State Department
Pike Season Delayed Opens June Fifteenth in New Jersey
Under a recent amendment to the Fish and Game Act the pike pickerel and pike perch season opens June 15 instead of May 20, aligning with bass. The change delays outings for many anglers but aims to protect bass breeding in May and early June from overzealous pike fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Jersey
Will De-License Fish and Game Law Violators
The new New Jersey measure imposes a super-penalty for habitual poachers. Upon a second hunting or fishing code conviction, the court must revoke the violator's license and bar him from obtaining a license to hunt or fish in the state for two years.
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New Jersey
Distribution of 1900 pheasants across New Jersey hunting grounds
Under direction of game wardens 1900 ringneck pheasants from Forked River game farm are distributed statewide. Sup't Duan turned over 1405 males and 500 females to wardens. Burlington county is excluded as it raises its birds at Mount Holly.
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Ringneck
Forked River
Duan
Burlington
Mount Holly
Salvation Army appeal and Middlesex road regulation note
The Salvation Army asks New Jersey for 148 500 to fund regular service and expansion including a boys work headquarters and a Long Branch air camp. Middlesex County adopts road excavation rules with penalties for unapproved work and obstructions. the rules emphasize proper permission and bonding. A letter by Harold Baver discusses Paderewski's endurance and impact on the peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army
New Jersey
Freach
Long Braoch
Board of Chosen Freeholders
County of
Middlesex
Conus Paschewaie
Paderewski
Lwreisn
Memoir of Marquis Okuma and a Resolute Lesson in Writing
A fragment recounts Marquis Okuma of Ji pan facing a question about the world's most dreadful man. It notes his difficulty with handwriting and his stubborn resolve not to write again. A Chi te scholar and a boy prompt Okuma to reveal a writing method using ashes and a poker.
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Marquis Okuma
Jipan
Waseda
Omar
Tre
Kein Nalaguaura
Chite
Uppears
Bey
Olu
Money in Street Music in London Streets
Report notes a surge of street bands in London as unemployed musicians form groups to earn money. A court case cited a street musician making over £7 a week, a sum the Musicians' Union says is common, with some players preferring street work to theater orchestras paying £5 10s to £4 14s.
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London
Marlborough Street
London Times Weekly
Turkish Wedding in Stambul Costs $50,000
A Creosus like Albanian Turk bridegroom spent lavishly after the armistice hiring 43 houses for guests and entertaining them for a week. A motorcade of 100 cars and 300 open carriages escorted the bridal party to a rented school building decorated for the feast. Tables served 300 guests with rich Turkish delicacies. wedding presents reportedly totaled $30,000.
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