Public Service Issue Dominates New Jersey Legislature
The article outlines a heated public utility fight in Trenton over the Public Service Commission and jitneys. It notes Republican control, potential shifts to Supreme Court oversight of the Utility Board, and looming battles in the 1921 session with key figures like Kean, Edge, and Governor Edwards shaping strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Public Service Corporation
Assembly
Public Service
Utlity Board
Supreme Court
Utility Board
McCran
Utility Commission
New
Edwards
Senate
House
Lkely
Stokes
United States
Baird
Kean
Eeply
Hudson County
12 Union
Edge
Barber's Board
State Board of Barbers’ Examiners
State Budget Commission
Lafunza
Barbers’ Board
Géurt
William C. Hendee
Wildwood
Wildwood Commission
Hendee
Police Department
Bright
Department of Revenue and Finance
William H. Parry
California
Virginia
Parry
Camden County Board of Agriculture
First National Bank of
Milltown
Joseph M. Riker
Manufacturers’ National Bank of
Newark
Lincoln Park
Charles M. Howe
Passaic
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Bezaleel Howe
General Washington
New Jersey
National Consumers’ League
Consumers’ League of New Jersey
Charles E. Wolf
Lodi Townshi
A. ©. Hollander
Bergen County
Hackensack River
Passaic River
Hasbrouck Heights
Little Ferry
Moonachie
Lodi
Teterboro
George I. Hirsch
Leon D. Hirsch
Log Basin
Hirsch
Isaac van Rosenberg
Paterson
Young
Rosenberg
Chamberlain- Kahn
State Board of Health
American Social Hygiene Association
Raritan
Gloucester City
Court of Chancery
Bound Brook
George Powers
Public Service Railway
New Brunswick
Union Line
Marlton
National State Bank of Elizabeth
Broad Street
David 5. Paul
New Jersey Briefs Report on varied local happenings
New Jersey news items note a Glassboro High School glee club effort, soldiers at Camp Dix aided by Woodbury women, bank savings funds near $50 000, wells sunk near Alcyon Lake for Pitman, deer kills near Greenbank, and labor shifts in mills. Additional items cover a streetcar collision death, arrests, a new bridge bid, and civic notices across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glassboro
Woodbury
Camp Dix
First National Bank of
Greenbank
Ocean County
Pennsylvania Steel
Millville
William A. Logue
State Fish and Game Commission
Millville Hospital
Gloucester City Board of Health
Gloucester Post
American Legion
Legion
Haddonfield
American Legion Post
William J. Strandwitz
Gentry Hodgson
Harry Williams
Passaic
Hudson River
Gustav, Lindenthal
Jersey City
Joseph Luarutta
Treston
Arata
Newark
George W. Bittle
Broadway
Jackson Street
Camden
Kaighn Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellen P.morgan
Pavonia Street
Mr. Bittle
Frank McKishen
Horace
Neil Pecoraro
Luther L. Wallace
Ouenn City
Tuckerton
Gloucester
Albert Green
Weymouth
Main Street
New Street
Thomas Goldingay
Gillen
John Bentley
Hudson County
Jack Row
Washington, D. C
Delaware River
Trenton
Pennsylvania
Catholic Young Men's Diocesan Union
Lake Hopatcong
Lincoln Highway
Voorhees’ Station
George Stann
Charleston
Staten Island
International Live Stock Show Highlights Canadian Wins
The 1920 Chicago International Live Stock show drew wide praise for its large, high quality exhibits with Canada earning several championships. Saskatchewan’s J. C. Mitchell won the sweepstakes with a wheat champion, while Lorcas Lucas of Stratford Ontario claimed oats honors. The piece promotes Western Canada lands as a path to farming success and notes multiple prizes favoring Western Canada entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
J. C. Mitchell
Dahinda
Saskatchewan
Mitchell
Manchester
England
Stratford
Ontario
Lorcas
Man’s Estate
Alberta
Cayley
Lucas
Western Canada
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Disney
South Jersey
Elkton
New Jersey State
Rome
du Pria Wovesvwcveeres
Westathe Hennery
W. Va
A. P
D. P
Ats Ib
Lady Washington
Cal
Lima
Bermuda
Maine
Long Island
New York State
New_York State
McIntosh
Fancy
Saeneee
Northern Spy
Eases Reeneee
Baldwin
Rome Beauty
OL Sacvoees
International Honors
Nature
Hall
Circulara
B. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio