New Jersey Senate Ratifies Eighteenth Amendment
The New Jersey Senate voted to ratify the Eighteenth Amendment at midnight after a bitter debate led by Senator Roberts. The measure now goes to the Assembly as Kennedy and Adams clash over process and motives.
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Old State Board
Gaede
Adams
Assembly
Trenton
New Jersey
Senate
United States
Roberts
House of Assembly
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Burlington
Simpson
Hudson
Anti-Saloon League
Agans
Hunterdon
Amterdon County
Congress
Tanterden
Jersey City
Port Apans
Allen
Bright
Feoder
Hacanian
Larsen
Mackay
Parry
Reeves
Runyon
Wallsworth
Smith
White
Whitney
New Jersey Briefs Reflect Tax Probes and Local Incidents
A Newark area amaryllis plant is noted while Assemblyman Menninger of Essex backs private alcohol tweaks but opposes strict prohibition. Fatal crash in Perth Amboy, jitney service plans from Rutherford to Hackensack, and highway extensions near Newark and Jersey City are reported. Public utilities actions, court rulings, arrests, school board cases, and local civic events fill the day’s brief items across New Jersey.
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Gaede
Jersey City
Rowland
Evans
Cole
Frank N. Supplee
Gloucester County
Adams
Boyle
T. Albeus Adams
Hills
Noyes
Boettger
Barlow
Supplee
B. Kares
Isaac Ferris
Camden
Jersey
Hudson Tunnel
Tevans
New York
Watson S. McPeek
Flanders
Assemblyman Menninger
Essex
Menninger
Trenton
Nelson C. Madsen
Neville Street
Perth Amboy
Walter Schmeh
Market Street
Westfield Avenue
Madsen
Geneva Hospital
Elizabeth
Morris County Freeholders
Union County
Summit
Wis A. Parker
Blanchard Street
Newark
Marcey Street
State Highway Commission
Hudson
A. W. Coffin
Hoboken
Beatrice Petera
Fifteenth Avenue
Goerke Company
Downtown
Boys’ Club
Boy Scouts
Rotary Club Boys’ Work
Central Community Work
Y. M
I. S. Plant & Co
Downtown Boys’ Club
Edwin $. Lines
Episcopal Church
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Third Ward
Republican Club
East Orange
Odd Pfellows’ Hall
Washington Street
Ford Coyne
United States
Elks of
New Jersey
Salvation Army
Food Gna Drug Division
Department of Health
Benjamin Malacowsky
Magolis Avenue
Rockaway Neck
Pine Brook
Walker
Winifred Sipe
Winifred St. Clair
Karl D. Sipe
Frederick W. Gnichtel
Stipe
Cape Cod
Gulf of Mexico
Bay of Fundy
Cape May
Mqnor
Senate
Allen
State Public Utility Commission
Ventnor City
William E. Sprague
Charles A. Vrooman
Stockton
Uke Bates
James Adams
George Ware
Camden County
Berlin Board of Education
State
Public,Utility Commission
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Harrison
William F. Banks
Ambassador
Atlantic City
Seaview
Supreme Court
Mary J. Ball
Vosbury
Hammonton Council
Haddon Heights
Magnolia
Reading Railway
Edward Eastburn
Hammonton
Justice of the Peace
Emerson A. Burdick
Coombs Ackley
South Jersey
Union Grove
Suburban Water Company
Kearny
Herbert C. Howatt
East Jersey
Suburban Water Companies
Nervous and half sick women speak on Pinkham remedy
Letters from women in Youngstown New Orleans and Indianapolis recount relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervous fatigue cramps and low energy. They describe severe prior illness improvements after one to three bottles and urge others to try the product.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Pinkham
Elmer Heasley
S. Jackson St
L. E. Wiese
Louisa St
New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Massachusetts
Daily Paper
Indiana Daily Imnes
Elizabeth Reinbold
Pine St
Indianapolis
Indiana
Poverty Isn’t a Crime Says Opinion Voice
An editorial argues poverty alone should not be criminalized and questions using prison as a remedy. It contends social support and reform offer alternatives to punishment, urging policymakers to address root causes while avoiding criminalization of poverty.
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Evans
Gaede
Hudson River
Certan
Gude's Pepto Mangan Promises Strength and Recovery
An advertisement extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a trusted iron tonic that restores vitality during illness and convalescence. It urges taking it with meals for a few weeks and notes physicians have prescribed it for thirty years, with liquid and tablet forms sold by druggists.
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Gude
Boy in First Trousers Feels Sorry for His Mother
A reflective line about a child with early trousers and a sense of sympathy toward his mother, capturing a simple domestic moment and emotional tone.
Elizabeth’s Offspring Quarrel Highlights Family Tension
Elizabeth observes her grandparents arguing with visible distress. Two girls nearby pause as the couple’s heated discussion continues, and Elizabeth dismisses the quarrel as a common occurrence, urging patience amid the scene.
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Elizabeth
A Guilty Conscience
In a Birmingham Age Herald excerpt, a conversation unfolds in Chigger Ville about a visiting gospel tent and a new sawdust evangelist who preaches on idleness, making a loafer feel the preacher might know him personally.
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Zeke
Squire Witherbee
Squire
Chiggerville
Birmingham
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Barkman
Morris
Laird
Franklin
House
Hudson County
Edwards
Pierson
Seriatim
Judiciary Committee
Atlantic County
C. L. Cole
New Jersey State
Jean Force Waves
William J. Waves
Second Avenue
Newark Memorial Hospital
Providence
Elwood Thurt
Frank S. Wart
West Third Street
West Moorestown
Thomas J. Murphy
Goodwin Motors Corporation
Plainfield
Studebaker
Mosher
East Second Street
Plainfield Automotive Trade Association
Leland TH
DeGranart
Backes
Goodwin Company
Clinton Brewer
Wallace Street
Orange
Finneran
Ransley
Brewer
Ada Parker
Wes
One Hundred and
Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
William A. Miller
W. Negus, Jr
Walter R. Darby
Clifton
Kiwanis
Symptons
Jin
Alabastine Company
Grandville Ave
Grand Rapids
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