New Jersey Supreme Court Opens Way for Higher Utility Rates
Justice Swayze rules the Public Utility Commission erred by not valuing utilities at current reproduction costs. The Elizabeth Gas Light case is remanded for higher rate considerations, signaling possible increases for gas electricity and water utilities statewide.
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Trenton
Public Utility Commission
Justice Swayze
Supreme
Elizabeth Gas Light Company
New Jersey
Utility Commission
Commission
Elizabeth Company
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Lincoln Gas Company
Volicies
Swayze
Newark Bay
William Kerrigan
Andrew Genile
Clinton Place
East Rutherford
Herman Street
Albert
Pekary
Sunnyside Avenue
Bergenfield
State House
Florence Kipper
Jackson Avenue
Jersey City
Joseph Amann
Cliffside
Palisade Avenue
Twelfth Street
James Nee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nee
Atlantic City
Allied Medical Associations of America
Philadelphia
Traymore
Masonic Temple
Broadway
Paterson
Masonic Association of
Samuel
Linton Silver
Clayton
New Jersey Briefs Highlight Local Events and Incidents
Farmers in Cumberland Atlantic and Cape May counties seek stronger deer protection as crops suffer at night. Cape May fair set for September 17 and 18. Sheriff candidate Frederick Lott promotes Atlantic County race. Fire company fairs raise funds for equipment. Newark court to host 4000 barbers for licensing. Obituaries note James W Purdy and Thomas Ward. Bids and local council actions cover roads, carnivals, and school staffing.
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Red Cross
Trenton
American Red Cross
Atlantic Division
New York City
John G. Scheible
Hightstown
E. W. Scherer
New York
Emma Devlin
Philadelphia
Manalapan
Daniel McCloskey
Long Island City
Clarksville
McKinley Hospital
McCloskey
Department of Agriculture
Burlington
Camden
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Washington
Stokes
Republican State Committee
Henry D. Thompson
Princeton
A. Dayton
Cumberland
Atlantic
Cape May
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
National Park
Frederick ‘Lott
Aurora
Egg Harbor City
Atlantic County
Billingsport Fire Company
Gibbstown
James W. Purdy
Orange Memorial Hospital
Orange
Morris County Board of Freeholders
Salmon Brothers
Hackettstown
Freeholders
John Kayhart
Townaco
Towaco-Jacksonville
J.“Wiltard Farrow
Board of Aldermen
Dover
Hook And-Adder-Company
New Jersey Public Utility Commission
Public Service Gas Company
Warren N. Drum
Millville
Lock Haven
M.E
Westmont
Malvern Noble Post
American Legion
Clover Club
Anderson
Gloucester City
Greensrich—township
Hackensack
Delaware, Lackawanna &,Western Railroad Company
Essex County
Newark
New Jersey Council of County Boards of Agriculture
New Brunswick
National Board of Agriculture
Dominica Zazzali
Ethel Bird
South Tenth Street
North Arlington
Michael Sander
Joseph Brennan
Philip Zatnazzo
Passaic
Alfred Bernard
North
Arlington
Hart
Bergen County
Jay
Stover
John J. O'Connor
St. Joseph's Church of
Oradell
St. Mary's Church of
Dumont
United States
Hudson River
Thomas Ward
Nimh
Greenwich Village
Milville
Presser
Flint Association
Christopher
Charles Schneider
Oakwood
Horace
Casperson
Marsh Point
Lawrence Isaacs
Collingswood
Daretown
Presbyterian Church
California
Oregon
Montana
Nevada
Salem
W. B. MacMullin
Conrad Hart
Nathan Battem
Edmund H. Carpenter
Democrat
Gloucester County
Joseph J. Summerill, Jr
Woodbury
William A. de la Motte
Redbank
Lester W. Gilbert
Motor Vehicle Department of
Martin J. Flynn
Thomas P. Costello
Flynn
Mantua_ creek
Paulsboro
Baltimore
M. E
John
Stanley Robrowski
United States Treasury Notes
Buffalo
Jersey City
Bloomfield Avenue
Pompton Turnpike
Sun‘set Avenue
Montclair
Board of Freeholders
D. McG. Newton
McArthur Concrete Pile and Foundation Company
Lydia E Pinkham testimonials and a duck prize story
A Omaha reader extolls Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with years of use and recommends the Sonative Wash while noting confidentiality in inquiries. A local joke recounts a neighbor overpaid for a champion duck that turns out to be tough and undeserving of its prizes.
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Omaha
Neb
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
J. C. Elmquist
S. 20Th Street
Nebraska
Itl
Lydia E. Binkham
Brown
A Friend in Need
Yonkers Statesman reports a humorous exchange about a stranger with a red nose and a corkscrew on a train from Milwaukee. The dialogue plays on speculation about prohibition and social encounters in a lighthearted local column.
Earthquakes Explained By Two Principal Causes
The origin of earthquakes is traced to two main causes tetonic movements in the crust and volcanic activity. The tetonic theory involves faults from cooling and shrinking of the earth's interior. Some people go without what they don't want.
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