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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1915

Page

7

Railroad stockholders urged to repeal Full Crew Laws

Philadelphia, Feb 24 Direct appeal to railroad stockholders asks for support in repealing Full Crew Laws. W H Truesdale B B Thomas and Samuel Rea lead letters to 21 railroads in Pennsylvania and New Jersey urging owners to pressure legislatures to repeal the laws citing higher costs and safety concerns. An old joke about a noisy car ends the item.

Phiadelphia Pennsylvania New Jersey William H. Truesdale Lackawanna Railroad B. B. Thomas Lehigh Valley Railroad Samuel Rea Pennsylvania Railroad Rea

Dayton Social News Graces Local Families and Church

Miss Mary Runkle. niece of Mrs G N Miller. returns from visit with Mrs William Hiller of Stockton. Deacons elected at Congregational meeting include Elbert Pierson and Joseph Duncan. P O A camp invites to County Class in New Brunswick March 2 with 7 09 P M trolley. Various locals host relatives, visitors, and guests at dinners and weekends.

Mary Runkle G. N. Miller William Hiller Stockton David H. Griggs South Dayton John Everett Ernest Velard Chester Smith H. R. Dey Ellison Petty Catherine Griggs Jennie Anne Griggs Paul de Witt Turver Philadelphia William H. Giles Newark Messrs Elbert Pierson Joseph Duncan F. L. Evang Everett Errickson New Brunswick Dayton

Weekend Socials and Club Notes From Plainsboro Area

PLAINSBORO and nearby towns report social visits and gatherings. Wm Burslem and Miss May Minke from Newark spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Mershon of Penns Neck. Groves family hosted at Rhode Hall while Luella Groves received a 80-strong surprise party. A birthday party for Marjorie Greendyke included her Sunday school class. Harrisburg visitors Harry Boyd and James Fitzpatrick joined R A Barnard for a shore trip. A postcard shower wished Mrs Frank Perrine well on Washingtons Birthday. Princeton Farmers Club met at Grover's Mills with H W Jeffers speaking on alfalfa. Aid Society held at Mrs Gertrude Barnard. New England Supper raised funds for the Medal Contest. Polly Anna Club, 15 girls, funded new school singing books. J W B Wicoff and family attended Jude Applegate funeral at Hightstown.

Frank Mershon Penn's Neck Will Greendyke Marjorie Luella Hults Harry Boyd James Fitspatrick Harrisburg R. A Barnard Shore Frank Perrine Washington H. W. Jeffers Princeton Farmers’ Club David Stockston Grovers Mills New England Ladies Aid Society Polly Anna Club H. H. Mather J. W. B. Wicoff

Full Crew Laws Reach Grangers in Pennsylvania and New Jersey

R L O'Donnel, head of the executive committee of the railroad association, writes to about 50 000 farmers urging repeal of Full Crew Laws in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. He notes support from Texas Missouri and New York grangers and argues the laws drive up railroad labor costs, hinder capital improvements, and create unnecessary job redundancy while not reducing essential staffing.

Philadelphia R. L. O'Donnel Associated Railroads Pennsylvania New Jersey O’donnel Texas Missouri New York

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promises Quick Cough Relief

The advertisement claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy loosens and relieves coughs and colds without suppressing them. It aids expectoration, opens secretions, and helps the body fight a cold with no narcotics. Suitable for children and adults. available from all dealers.

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