New Jersey Briefs Cover War Sales to Ongoing Local Events
Denville basin cuts six and a half inches of the Morris canal. Rockaway reports many fat groundhogs killed in milder winter. Bayonne hosts a homecoming for about a thousand soldiers and sailors with entertainment and refreshments. New Brunswick Chemical plant sold to Hugo Koblenzer who will continue the business. Trenton to test one man cars like New York and the West. New Jersey Board of Pharmacy grants reciprocal registrations among ten states. Governor Edge calls for War Savings Stamp purchases. James Public Library Madison closes four weeks for influenza. Summit sees a death from heart disease. Irish-born Miss Catherine Bynen found dead. Passaic Moose lodge to buy John J. Welsh homestead for clubhouse. Great Meadows stave hall closed due to lack of orders. War stock distribution plans sought by State Purchasing Commission. Irvington assessments sustained on Elizabeth Ollemar property. Barnegat bay enforcement tightens against migratory bird treaty violators. Newark vendors’ association elects officers. Carlfon to form electric lighting company with Hackettstown power. Westwood tax defaulter jailed. Voorhis held on $10,000 bail. Sussex-Warren-Hunterdon lawmakers resist party shift on speaker vote. Hackensack reports drug control and War Department aid for discharged troops. Dover appeals over traffic collision damages. Morristown arson suspects held, bail set high. Newark limits impure dancing. new health inspector appointed. General March indicates US divisions to return from Germany. Mercer county appoints county club leader.
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Denville
Morris Canal
Rockaway
Opera House Hall
Bayonne
Garven
Koblenzer
Trenton
Trenton and
Mercer County Traction Corporation
New York State
Board of Pharmacy
New Jersey
Edgar R. Sparks
Burlington
Edge
James Public Library
Madison
Catherine Bynen
Richard E. Freeves
Hobart Avenue
Summit
Reeves
Bynen
Ireland
South Orange
Mulvaney
Orange
Passaic Lodge of Moose
John J. Welsh
Main Avenue
William J. Egan
Dominick O'Mara
Newark
Passaic Lodge
Great Meadows
War Department
Renton
Gilkyson
Adjutant General of the Army
Pershing
Irvington
Elizabeth Ollemar
Barnegat Bay
State Purchasing Commission
Newton A. Bugbee
Boards of Control
Seller Bros
Bevans
Montague
Schooley
Mountain
Jamesburg
Perrine
Railroad Avenue
New Jersey Retail Monument Dealers’ Association
John A. Dixon
Jersey City
Cline
Keyport
A. R. Baxter
Harvey E. Ward
German Valley
Carlfon
Hackettstown Power and Light Company
Schooley’s Mountain
Westwood
Edwin P. Voorhis
Hackensack
Frederick Bratt
A. E. Ward
Voorhis
Sussex
Warren
Hunterdon
Ogden
Areele Packwood
Palisades
Alexander O. Gettler
Bellevue Hospital
New York
State Board of Fisheries
Maurice River
Morris Supreme Court
Arthur Murray
Morris County Traction Company
West Blackwell Street
Baker Avenue
Dover
Patsy Muterello
Pasquale Barone
Morristown
Water Street
Edward A. Quayle
Edward K. Mills
Materello
Barone
League of New Jersey Municipalities Executive Committee
Hackettstown
Board of Health
Richard G. Clark
General March
United States Army
United States
Germany
Joseph la Frelinghuysen
Loys
Mercer County
Joseph B. Turpin
Mr. Turpin
Sharptown
Salem County
A. J. Cozzlino
W. J.’ Brennan
Public Safety of
H. Palmer Linaberry
State Board of Taxation
Warren County Board
Blairstown Township
William C. Zeek
Rockaway Township
Simeon van Duyne
Ward C. Zeek
Treasury seeks $10 billion Victory Liberty Loan authorization
Secretary Glass asked Congress to raise the Victory Liberty loan cap to 10 billion dollars and to grant power to set interest terms. He also seeks up to 10 billion dollars in five year treasury notes and War Finance Corporation authority for one year after peace to aid exports and foreign trade.
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Washington
Glass
Congress
Treasury
War Finance Corporation
Kitchin
House
Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Victory Liberty Loan
Liberty
Mr. Kitchin
World News In Condensed Form From Global Dispatches
London reports Japan pressures China to hide secret treaties and align for the peace conference. Berlin troops clash with venders of stolen wood. six killed, fourteen wounded. Washington says Armour & Co packers accept federal regulation. Paris notes movement to move the peace conference to a neutral country unless France stops blocking. New York receives a train of undesirables for deportation. Seattle ends a general strike after committee vote. Paris reports Kleff recaptured by Ukrainians from the Reds.
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London
Japan
China
Berlin
Washington
Levy Mayer
Armour & Co
Paris
France
New York
LW. W
Seattle
Denver
Chicago
Genefity Committee
Kleff
Reds
Suffrage Fails by One Vote in Senate
Washington reports the senate defeated the woman suffrage amendment 55 to 29 after debate. The outcome, blamed on southern Democrats and opposition to federalizing suffrage, ends hopes for passage this Congress with likely support anticipated from a future Republican majority.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Jones
New Mexico
Pdemocrats
Pollock
South Carolina
Gay
Louisiana
Navy Building Plan Blocked In Three Year Reform
Washington lawmakers blocked a three year naval construction program backed by President Wilson. A group of anti enlargement small navy advocates won a temporary victory in the House when a point of order by Rep. James B. Mann, sustained by Rep. Garrett, removed the plan from the DIN pending further action.
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Washington
Wilson
James B. Mann
Garrett
Plot to feed Germany exposed in prize courts
London report describes what British attorneys call the most expensive and carefully organized effort to supply central powers with food. Foodstuffs valued at 1.415 million dollars were found in shipments spanning 18 months and involving fourteen ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Veterns
The Kinship of the New American
The war is over and reconstruction begins while veterans face changed jobs and the lure of farming. Canada invites returning soldiers to homesteads, offering affordable land, strong education and government support to rebuild a new world with shared purpose.
Old-fashioned man cranking his flivver with twins
A Birmingham Age-Herald reader recounted spotting an elderly man pushing a perambulator. He was seen cranking his car while his wife held the twins, a humorous glimpse of changing times.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Instant relief for stomach acidity and indigestion
Describes relief for stomach issues including acidity indigestion gas belching and heartburn with a claim of instant relief without waiting. Mentions distress lumps pain flatulence and headaches as symptoms. No product name or dosing details provided.
Papes Diapepsin Cure and Other Advertisements
An assortment of old advertisements promotes Pape's Diapepsin for dyspepsia and indigestion, Garfield Ten Adv for constipation and liver issues, Hoxsie's Croup Remedy for coughs, and a quip about the average man wasting time telling others things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Hoxsie
Kalls
Newbargh
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New Jersey State
Secretary of Treasury
World’s News
Irvin S. Cobb
Legion of Honor
Canada
America
Europe
Ing
Pape
Ady
Cascara
Hill
Olid Reliable
J.r.statford
OliveTar
Hall & Ruckel
Washington Bt
N.Y
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