Local Option Elections Challenged In New Jersey
Petitions filed with Justice James J. Bergen contesting May 21 local option votes in Jamesburg and South Brunswick set aside the results. Claims include irregularities by boards of registry and clerks and failure to provide proper official sample ballots and proper canvassing. Arguments set for June 22 in Somerville.
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Justice Bergen
South Brunswick
Jamesburg
James J. Bergen
Supreme Court
John Monahan
John W. Thompson
Chambers of Justice
Russell E. Watson
Thomas H. Hagerty
Boards of Registry
Cholera Morbus Warnings and Remedy Endorsed
A local warning notes the danger of cholera morbus and urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home. Mrs. Charles Hay eart of Huntington Indiana reports immediate relief for two children in summer 1911 after using the remedy.
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Chamberlain
Charles Hayeart
Huntington
Ind
Maintaining the Army's Morale in War Time
Luther H. Gulick argues that preserving morale is vital to winning the war. The Y M C A plays a key role by boosting homecoming reintegration, boxing and other entertainments, and overall mental and emotional strength to keep soldiers ready to fight.
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Luther H. Gulick
M.D
Supreme Court Rules National Child Labor Law Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court ruled the National Child Labor Law unconstitutional and invalid in a decision announced today. Justice dissents or opinions were not listed in the summary.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Gideon Sennett Becomes College Preacher After Ordinary Start
Gideon Sennett an orphan toils with Flavilla Lingerel in a rural town. They dream of college and a simple life. Gideon speaks to a village church then is invited to preach by the college president. He becomes a noted preacher with Flavilla near him.
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Gideon Sennett
Alstetter Homestead
Flavilla Lingerel
Flavilla
Plavilla
Gideon
Flavie
Tye
Winvilla
Tfilavilla
Kentucky saves 10000 barrels of flour during potato week
The Kentucky Food Administration reports a saving of 10000 barrels of flour as residents eat potatoes in potato week. The agency urges continued use of old crop potatoes while some city buyers switch back for taste and quality. Public thrift stamps are promoted as patriotic support.
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The
Food Administration of
Kentucky
Federal Food Administration
Food Administration
Thrift Stamps War Cry Persists At Home Front
The message urges belief in peace through action and frames buying Thrift Stamps as fighting. It notes German peace is uglier, praises Russian and American producers, and declares Americans at the front justify subduing difficulties.
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