Hearing on Local Option and liquor bills set for March 16
The Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Local Option and related liquor measures, postponed by the blizzard, will be held in the Senate Chambers Monday March 16 at 4 00 PM. Anti Saloon League Lord's Day Alliance and Inter Church Federation leaders will attend with liquor and sports interests expected in force.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Anti-Saloon League
Lord’s Day Alliance
Inter Church Federation
Florence Faces Scarlet Fever Epidemic In New Jersey
State Board of Health sent aid to Florence New Jersey as scarlet fever claims more than a dozen lives. Dr Bowen state inspector of contagious diseases travels from Trenton to Florence to enforce strict isolation and quarantine measures amid a state of town terror.
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State Board of Health
Florence
N. J
Bowen
Trenton
Chamberlain's Tablets for Constipation
Ad touts Chamberlains Tablets as an excellent remedy for constipation. Describes them as easy to take and mild in effect. Urges trial and notes availability from all dealers.
Report of the Condition of the First National Bank Cranbury NJ 1914
The document shows the financial status of the First National Bank at Cranbury New Jersey as of March 4 1914 with George B Mershon as cashier signing under oath before Notary C Henry Moore. Attestations list E S Barclay J H Goopwin and directors Wa Russell Silvers.
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First National Bank
Cranbury
New Jersey
Middlesex
R. George B. Mershon
Mershon
Casunien
C. Henry Moore
Barclay
J. H. Goopwin
Russell Silvers
No. 28 R The First National Bank Jamesburg NJ 1914
No. 28 R The First National Bank Jamesburg New Jersey closes business March 4 1914 with M I Voorhees cashier affidavit sworn March 6 1914 by J Edmund Manregort Notary Public. Directors W W Emens H Caemona Applegate attest.
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ToTan
New Jersry
Middlesex
HSI
M. I. Voorhees
M. IL
Voorhees
Casgierz
J. Epmundd Manregort
Correat
W. W. Emens
H. Caemona
A. Applegate
A Counterfeiter Hunt Unfolds In A Kansas Town
A detective narrator relates his twenty year career and a case in a Kansas town. He follows counterfeit twenty dollar bills entering a poker game, traps two suspects, and uses concealed arrests to bring the gang to jail. The tale blends gambling temptation and methodical sleuthing.
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Kansas
Bill Cane Fron
Ife
Toran
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Orphans’ Court
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Milton I
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Matha D. Pegaine
Safth
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O’neil’s Store
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Jersey
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