Trolley Lawyers Attack Board Over 10 Cent Fare Case
Public Service Electric and Gas Company appeals to the New Jersey Supreme Court to review the Public Utilities Commission denial of the 10 cent fare request. Lawyers for the company attack the commission as political managers and urge a speedy decision while arguing the case centers on whether the request was an emergency revenue measure.
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Trenton
Public Service Railway Company
Supreme Court
Public Utilities Commission
New Utility Board
Robert H. McCarter
Frank Bergen
L. Edward Herrmann
Thomas M. McCarter
McCarter
Herrmann
Bergen
Jersey City
Cxame
Pub Yc Service
George L. Record
Public Service
Record
Tallway Company
Commission
O’brien
O'Brien
Justice Bergen
Utility Board
Court of Errors and Appeals
Justice Swayze
Mr. Herrmann
Justice Trenchard
Snyder
Remodeled M E Church at Pitman to be finished by August
In New Jersey state briefs, the remod eled M E Church at Pitman is expected to be completed by August 1. Other items note a Pitman soldier buried with military honors, local elections, daylight saving impacts, and community efforts across Bridgeton, Millville, Vineland, and surrounding towns.
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New Jersey National Guard
Sea Girt
Fidwards
Winfield S. Price
Camden
Howard S. Borden
Eadwards
Price
Pitman
Ira
Jacob Bentz
National Park
Vineland High School
Presbyterian Church
Chiropractic Association of
Philadelphia
New
Brooklawn Community Association
Elwood Kindle
Hoboken
Elwood Kindle Post
American Legion
Woodstown High School
F. L. Jewett
M. E. Church
Gloucester Counties
Brooklawn
Z. Borden
Ivy Social
Pennsgrove
Tabernacle
Anderson
Gloucester City
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Committee
Henry Edwards
McCran
State House Commission
Theodore Colwell
France
South Seaville
Ocean City
Tuckahoe
Cape May Court House
Wildwood
Woodbine
P. O
A. and Daughters of America
Gloucester County
Woodbury
Joseph D. Leary
Burlington
War Department
Leary
New Jersey
Lawrence
Court of Common Pleas
Asbury Park
Trenton
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Republic of France
Kingdom of Great Britain
Bennu High Explosive Company
Railroad Company
Great Britain
Powder Company
Boy Scouts
L. 3. Griswold
C. W. Tillighast
James Murray
Tony Madrone
Maurice
Delaware River
Tall Cedars
Lebanon
Bridgeton
George C. Adams
Wilmer Leap
William Stokes Bonsall
Wildwood Board of Jade
Bridgeton High School
Criterion Theater
First Baptist Church
Robert R. Thompson
Glassboro
St. Anthony
Eastern Star
Carney’s Point
Catherine Ruthig
Maplewood
Ssamuel C. Johnson
Pitman Cottagers’ Association
Edward O. Clark
The
Baptist Church
Raymond P. Wilson
Crozer Seminary
Margaret Ware
Collingswood
George Adams
Whilmer Leip
Burlington Council
Vineland
T. J. Miner
Jackson Avenue
Bronx
New York
Woodlawn Park
Miner
St. Francis’ Hospital
M. E “Hurch
Daniel BH. Garton
Friendship
Broadway
Monumenth Street
Bond of Scouting Aims to Bind English American Youth
S H Marshall an English scout official argues in The Trail that American and British scouting share ideals and must foster trust. He says two nations should deepen ties to promote democracy and learning between youth, predicting American scouting may shape destinies and unite peoples.
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S. H. Marshall
Trail
London Scout Council
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Movement
America
Blind man’s sight promise sparked Pasadena scouts' daily walks
A poor blind man prayed for help to regain sight. Doctors said exercise could restore vision, but he needed guides. Pasadena boy scouts volunteered to escort him daily, turning hope into reality as the doctor’s words inch toward fulfillment.
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Boy Scouts of
Pasadena
California
Boy Scouts
Presidential Trees Planting by Pasadena Boy Scouts
Twenty one Pasadena scouts from as many troops planted trees at a weekend camp in memory of Theodore Roosevelt and former presidents Wilson Taft Harding and Vice President Coolidge. The ceremony linked the 21 trees to 21 years of citizenship preparation.
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Boy Scouts of
Pasadena
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Harding
Cooaldge
Boy Scouts Aid Bridge Repair And Camp Road Build
Scouts from Greeley Colorado went to Poudre canyon to repair an old bridge to their camp and, with expert loggers, gathered timber for stalls and heavy bridge work. They built about a mile of road connecting with the main byway gaining practical logging experience.
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Boy Scouts of
Greeley
Colorado
Poudre Canyon
Maline Byway
Americanized Launderer’s Witty Reply to Short Change
A customer recalls a Chinaman laundry owner who spoke no English until he presented a foreign merchants certificate and corrected the misperception with a sharp quip. He said he had raised, not short changed, reflecting assimilation and humor.
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Ping Pong
Change in Men Perception Among Women
The text notes that for some women a man may seem like a possible mate for a period, but later he becomes merely a curiosity. It suggests shifting views on romance and social expectations.
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Hénry Snyder
Calvin N. Kendall
Senate
Albert B. Meredith
Connecticut
William J. Bickett
Charles S. Chapin
Montclair Normal School
J. J. Savitz
Trenton Normal School
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Scouts
Rohland's
Styptio Cettsa
Glenn’s
Parker's
Danoraff
Naeox Chem
Wks
Pate
Holland
Stearns
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G. C. Johnson
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