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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1918

Page

2

Trolley rate fight heats New Jersey court session

In Trenton the Court of Errors and Appeals hears appeals from Charles F. X. O’Brien of Jersey City regarding the Public Service Railway Company rate boost. Arguments focus on whether the Public Utility Commission may abrogate municipal franchise contracts or only enforce them under the 1911 act, with broader implications for local authorities and franchise taxation. O’Brien and colleagues press for restraint while the Public Service defense asserts broader legislative power.

R. W. Lindabury Public Service Colbgswood Burlington Court of Errors Utility Commission Public Service Railway Company Public Utility Act Publc Edge Public Utility Commission Ralph W. B. Donges Camden John W. Slocum George Wright Paterson Alfred March New Brunswick Damien County South Jersey William J. Read Read Frank F. Patterson United States David Baird Charles’ H.eims Patterson Harry L. Knight Burlington County Catherine McAlister Ernest Bros Camden County Supreme Court

Peace conference at Paris loom looms over Wilsons voyage

President Wilson set to sail for Paris to attend the peace conference after delivering the address to Congress. The article outlines the expected participants and roles in the commission, debates on who leads during his absence, and potential constitutional questions about succession. It also surveys broader European upheaval and reactions to the war’s end.

Wilson Paris Edward W. Pickard George Washington Congress Peace Commission Baker Lansing Edward M. House Henry White Italy France Tasker H. Bliss Supreme War Council Woodrow Wilson United States Almerica Solomon Victor Turkey Luxemburg Austria Germany Russia Ireland Poland Roumania Eivie America Amerles G. W. Wickersham Taft Marshall C. Q. Hales Republican National Committee Europe Secretary of the Treasury Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo United States Senate Senate Treasury Department Railroad i Bernard M. Baruch War Industries Board

The Joy of Motherhood in Lydia E Pinkham Ad

Mrs C S Joungon of Ellensburg Washington credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after illness kept her from conceiving. The ad urges women with functional disorders to seek the medicine and write for special advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Ejlensburg Wash C. S. Joungon R. Nox Ellensburg Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Mass

Free Libraries in Italy Promote Public Access to Books

The federation for the promotion of free libraries in Italy reports over 2,000 libraries since its 1908 Rome convention. It mirrors Milan’s model, aims to run circulating libraries at cost, offers manuals, a federal periodical, and a supplies service. It also assists with library management and plans direct book production. Soldiers’ libraries in war zones were built with state collaboration and proved more effective than previous individual book shipments.

Federation For the Italy Rome Society of Milan Federation Minister of Studies

Real Sacrifice in War Effort Mentioned in Letter

In Birmingham Age-Herald a remark notes a small service flag with one star in a limousine. The line credits a social secretary serving in France, described as indispensable to the speaker’s comfort and welfare and urges helping win the war.

Fragmentary dialogue hints at dream Paris hat

A brief exchange shows a woman recalling a Paris hat seen yesterday in a dream while a man mentions setting an alarm clock. The fragment suggests a casual morning conversation without clear context or outcome.

Paris

One of Those Foreign Makes Headline Parody

A humorous exchange about knowledge of Ukraine and avoidance of headache remedies, reflecting a jokey back and forth. The fragment plays on stereotypes and language about foreign goods in a light, casual tone.

Ukraine

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