New Jersey Briefs Highlight Projects and Incidents
Workship Village Camden opened to the public with about 200 homes occupied. Woodbury approves $30,000 bonds for a water meter system. Westmont sewer bond issue $110,000 passes. Stolen Gardner Cheeseman car found near Moorestown. Roosevelt Post plans lecture trip to Washington. Vineland to enclose Landis Park ball ground. admission charged. Carney's Point chaplain promoted to major in the Army.
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Camden
Woodbury
Water Department
Millville
John Barleycorn
Ordnance
Westmont
Gardner Cheeseman
Frenchville
New York
Moorestown
Roosevelt
Charles Bratten Dubell
Church of Our Merciful Saviour
Carney’s Point
Old Third Regiment
New Jersey National Guard
Army of Occupation
Coblenz
Charles Grier
Frank Steigler
Pitman
Troutt
Grier
Gloucester City
Passaic River
Pompton River
Essex
Morris County
Great Piece
A. J. Washburn
Vineland
State Department
Lyon Post
Gettysburg
Montefiore Kahn
Elberon
Federal District Court
Newark
Kahn
Norman C. Stines
Sweden
Petrograd
West Burlington
Lode Duninas
Zurbrugg Hospital
Riverside
First Jersey
Hainesport
Mount Holly
New Jersey
Jank H. Smith
Banking and Insurance
Mary Isradv
Mizpah
Absecon Borough Council
Bridgeton Elks
Atlantic City
Philip 8. Smith
St. Barnabas P. BE
Burlington
Virgin Islands
President Returns Home to Lead League Fight In Senate
Edward W Pickard reports on President Wilson returning to press for ratification of the peace treaty and League of Nations covenant. Borah accuses Wall Street backed propaganda while Britain contemplates similar prohibition reforms.
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Constantinople
Paul L. Bolin
Edward J. Gillespie
New York
France
Frisco
Bordeaux
League of Nations
Borah
Wall Street
United States
Palmer
Congress
United Kingdom Alliance
Great Britain
London
Wilson
Senate
League
Paris
Armenia
Borak
Taft
Europe
Nancy
Weimar
National Assembly
Germany
Nimnber
National League For
von Bethmann-Hollweg
William
Council of Five
Lansing
Picton
Balfour
Titton
Makino
Italy
Austria
China
Peking
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Moylan
Markets Report Prices for Beeves Hogs and Crops
Prime steers fetch 14.00 to 15.00 dollars with high grades up to 13.50 for Cher. calves Cull to choice 5.00 to 20.50. Sheep and lambs show choice lambs 18.00 to 19.00, cull to fair 12.00 to 17.50, yearlings 13.00 to 14.50, sheep 5.00 to 10.00. Hogs ranged yorkers 22.00, pigs 19.75 to 20.00, mixed 22.00, heavy 22.00, roughs 18.75 to 19.75, stags 14.00 to 17.00. Hay and straw prices listed: prime timothy hay No 1 23.512.40, No 2 2.25 to 2.30, No 3 2.15 to 2.20. clover mixed 2.00 to 2.35. rye straw 66 to 70 cents. oat straw 65 cents.
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Timothy Hay
Creery
Xtra
Eaceea
Peeenwee
Ares
State Penn
Arby West
Hennery
Gath
Stereroeeeens
Lady Washington
Cal
California
Idaho
Tepary
Lima
Green
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New Jersey State
East Millville
Empire Steel and Iron Company
Oxford
Western Federation of Miners
Mt. Hope
Division of Child Hygiene
State Department of Health
Carman Ross
Doylestown
Collingswood
Ocean City
Elyse Thompson
Brooklyn
Ocean City Tabernacle Association
Dr. Ferguson
Philadelphia
Edward C. Stokes
Warren C. King
King
State League of Republican Clubs
Elizabeth L. Claypoole
North Plainfield
Plainfield
Cornelius P. Vliet
South River
New Brunswick
Chamber of Commerce
Bradley Park
Vliet
Board of Freeholders
Carroll Billups
Princeton Preparatory School
Mercer Court
Trenton
John Swan
Elizabeth
Frances Cox
Lawrenceville
Billups
American Legion
Bordentown
Harry C. Shipps
Robert E. Sievers
Harry Blakeley, Jr
William R. Flynn
Charles P. Gallagher
Cumberland County Tax Board
George Hampton
Runyon
Cumberland County
Bridgeton
Rank M. Donahue
St. Peter's Hospital
Cedar Crest
Bound Brook
Donohue
New York University
New Jersey Medical Society
People’s National Bank of New Brunswick
D. W. Sheppard
Baptist Church
Alloway
A. S. Allyn
George M. Owen
Elmer
Joshua E. Wills
Daretown
H. RB. Myers
Salem
Sheppard
Edward W. Pickard
Holland
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Parle
Ottoman Empire
Stii Inchante
Greece
Asia Minor
Turkey
Washington
Mexico
Utah
Carranza
John W. Correll
Tampico
Atlantic
Scott
Roosevelt Field
Mineola
N. Y
Bay of Fundy
Nova Scotia
Otter Cliff
Bar Harbor
East Fortune
Scotland
Bermuda
Beacons
Aeee
Estes
Jersey
New del & Md
Baldwin
Ben Davis
TOD
Formosa
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