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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1921

Page

2

Progress of World Affairs and Domestic Events Across 1921

Report traces President Harding signing the Anti Beer bill and a formal request to remove EB Mont Reily as Porto Rico governor. Notes shipping board figures, a gas field discovery in Louisiana, and bids for amnesty for political prisoners. Mentions Briand peace pledge, currency shifts, and a Curtiss speed record.

Harding EB. Mont Reily Porto Rico National Assembly Felix Cordova Davila Congress A. D. Lasker United States Shipping Board Kaiser Washington Simmons Monroe Louisiana Shipping Board William A. White Emporia Kan Amesty Aristide Briand France Lotus Club New York Great Britain Hughes Hoover Curtiss Field Mineola Bert Acosta Amable Jones San Juan Argentina First Nations’ Council The Palestine Foundation Fund

Nationwide labor and business notes from early 1920s press

A roundup of Industrial Relations summaries shows higher early year strike activity than 1920, rulings include a Chicago injunction against a streetcar fare raise, and Boston workers funding steamslip reconditioning. Also noted are pay talks in California, gasoline price moves, prominent deaths, Marschall Foch sailing, and reforms aiding maternity and infant care.

Lall Davis Carpenter Chicago Boston Navy Yard Eters Whule Navy Denby Othcinals Southern Pucle Company San Francisco Illinois Public Utilities Commission States Supreme Court Americans Automobile Association Detroit

Cornell Defeats Penn State In Thanks giving Day Grid Battle

Cornell, an unbeaten Red team, crushed Pennsylvania 41 to 0 at Franklin Field in Philadelphia. The victory followed 10,000 strong home fans and decades of prior defeats, delivering sharp revenge in the annual Thanksgiving clash.

Penn State Pittsburgh Jake Schaefer Willie Hoppe Chicago Hoppe Cornell Pennsylvania Franklin Field Philadelphia Quakers Benny Leonard Sailor Friedman Ice Palace University of California University of Pennsylvania New York Jim Coffey Billy Gibson Roscorsman Eugene Tunney Frank Bagler Paris Georges Carpentier Ja Grippe Jack Dempsey Williams Berkshire Wesleyan Andrus Middletown Conn Lafayette Lehigh Taylor Bethlehem

Banks plan to replace women with men shocks many in Canada

The report notes several banks intend to substitute male workers for female staff. In other news, Belgian Catholics win eight seats, Lloyd George plans a December 3 voyage, and Zeppelin links Spain to Argentina are proposed for a 90 hour run.

Chamber of Deputies Lloyd George Southampton Washington Hugo Ecker German Zeppelin Works Europe South America Spain Buenos Aires Marconi Company Carnarvon Wales Australia Rome Tempo Cardinal Gasparri Pope Benedict Italy London Mary Viscount Lascelles William Francis Dougherty Bombay Belfast Ulster Far East Manchester

Edwards to Save the Primary The 1922 political clash over direct primaries and convention nomination.

Governor Edwards opposes repeal of the direct primary and any move to restore the old convention system. Assemblyman Moore pledges repeal and convention revival to cut state costs, while Republicans gauge impact on Runyon’s governor bid. The battle folds into state road plans and local court actions as 1922 politics unfold.

Trenton Edwards Wilson Executive Department Certan David Young William S. Runyon Union Stokes Republican State Committee William A. Moore William XN Runyon Moore Busgbee Morris Princeton Supreme Court Katzenbach Albert L. Green Justice Katzenbach

New Jersey State Briefs Reflect Local Civic News

New Jersey notes report Woodbury Christmas seal drive led by Visiting Nurse Association. At Atlantic City a Big Division Street garage and warehouse fire caused about 100000 in damage. Paulsboro Baptist Sunday school ships edibles to needy families. Egg Harbor City donors fund high quality student pictures and classroom supplies. Burlington County Jewish women back Hughes Armament Conference goals. Pitman moves two houses to clear space for store and apartment complex. Collingswood Musical Club prizes awarded for club songs. Woodbury community bands seek local musical talent.

Visiting Nurse Association Woodbury Big Division Street Atlantic City Paulsboro Baptist Sunday School Egg Harbor City America Hughes Burlington Hiembers Burlington Lodge of Moose Christ- Mia Fame Paulsboro Board of Education Salem Red Cross Memorial Hospital Ephriam T. Gill Hiddonfield Historical Society Gill Corresnadine John Bill Willitts New Jersey Andis Bell Telephone Company Vineland Grenloch Order Eastern Star Clinton Millville The American Red Cross William IT. Nicholson Harry Sheffer Walter H. Scuble Levi Hindley William Sharp Round Valley Woman's Club Rebecca Boody Boody Woodstown Cape May Seabrooks Farm Corporation Deerfield National Park Pennsylvania Walter Foulk Philadelphia Busine Medford Camden Elmer D. S. Edson Presbyterian Hospital Salem Chamber of Commerce Pieboro John P. Reed Argo Mills Company Gloucester Salem Ministerial Union St. John the Evangelist Lambertville New Jersey Association of County Engineers Marlton M. EB Barnesboro Howard Raub Chadwick Rutgers New Brunswick Raub Longport Gunnie" Johnson Wildwood Anglesen George Buck Hammonton Edward Vandershire Princeton Wwarding Warry Sursin Asbury Park James A. Morrison New Trunswick Charles A. Reid Sea Girt Trenton McWhinley Hospital Reid New Jersey National Guard Yardley Bridge Gibbstown Arman J. Gerson Parent-Teachers’ Association Paul Pierson Anna Pascoe Verga Ekton Fred Young Wilson-Phifer Company Port Elizabeth Tease Millville Company K National Guard North Second Street Newfield Fire Company Preston Fowter Elmer Public Library Lavenin Wentzell Oak Grove Puttic School Laurel Springs Bullt Pitman Holly Avenue

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