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Cranbury Press in Cranbury, New Jersey

04 Oct 1918

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Cranbury Press

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Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1918

Page

2

New Jersey War News and Local Conditions Briefs

Hudson County ballots from soldiers abroad to be counted within 30 days as the war s demand continues. Shipyards in northern New Jersey expect high launchings. Cancer ward influenza deaths rise among guards and civilians. Rutgers and Camp Dix personnel receive assignments or losses. Atlantic City guards decommissioned with seas closed for season. Cumberland glass plant restarts furnaces. cannery labor shortages persist.

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Hudson County Board of Elections Secretary of Thomas Martin Hudson County James FE. Pope Board of Elections Secretary of State Woodbury Moose Home Bell Telephone Center Edge Washington New Jersey War Department Bartley Nave Newark Bay Passaic Hackensack River Elizabethport Millburn Township Old Short Hills Abram J. Rose George A. Jennings Burlington Jennings Bucknell University Publi Atlantic City Ocean Wesley Roberts New York Gibbstown Roberts Vacuum Oil Company Paulsboro Hercules Powder Works Kenvil George W. F. Gaunt New Jersey State Senate Gloucester James C. Torpey Fiftieth United States Infantry Lyndhurst St. Mary’s Hospital River Road Theonellia St. Michael's Orphanage Hopewell Cumberland Glass Company Cumberland County South Jersey Schoolmasters’ Association Vineland Westville Washington Park Williamstown Jacob Miller Sons Bordentown Camp Dix Whitney Glassboro Cumberland Salem Gloucester County Assembly Wilbur FP. Beckett Swedeshore Howard Porch Phillipsburg George Earle Lear Seventeenth Company Frank Snyder Grasssound Camp Lafayette Easton Anthony Gallagher Margaret Osborne Idlewood John P. Osborne France Girls’ Association of Grace Lutheran Church Elya Case Liberty’ Loan Trenton John W. Sutphin Sutphin Coal and the Company of McKinley Hospital Public Utility Commission Trenton and Mercer County Traction Corporation Gibbstown Powder Works Red Cross George Coll Somers Point W. H. Sauders Pht Upsburg Bridgeton Maryland Allen Newark State Publi Utility Commission Utility Commission Trenton City Commissioners Trolley Company Donnelly Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association Boston Supreme Court Kely
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Educational Sunday urged as war underscores schooling gaps

Governor Edge approved plan by Calvin Kendall to mark Educational Sunday on October 18 urging clergy and congregations to focus services on education. Kendall warned the war reveals illiteracy and calls for expanded schooling and stronger Americanization alongside continued high school and college work.

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Dale Black Felton Street Philadelphia Atlantic Loading Company Amatol Elmer W. Johnson Toselle United States Trenton Edge Calvin N. Kendall Department of Public Instruction New Jersey Kendall
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Wilson demands impartial justice and a league of nations

President Wilson declares peace requires an impartial justice for all nations and a league of nations formed at the peace conference. He rebukes central powers for dishonor and urges a covenant ensuring that peace terms are honored and universally applied.

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League of Nations New York As Nations Gerwing Wilson Fourth Liberty Loan Central Powers Brest-Litovsk Bucharest Germany Russia Roumania Phiri Pfourth League PIETH
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Street organs scarce in London as war drags Italians away

The piece notes few street organs remain in London as Italians join battles abroad. It laments fewer musicians, mentions women trundling organs, and predicts provinces will see more music this summer while air raids push performers to country roads. It ends with a playful nod to Soho children dancing.

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London Monsic
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Popular Songs Welcome Americans in France

American troops arriving in France are met with the song Hall! Hall! the Gang's All Here. French children taught by early arrivals join in the greeting, embodying wartime camaraderie.

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France Hall
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New Jersey State State House Bent State Charities and Corrections Office State Museum Henry B. Rummell Department of Conservation and Devlopment Kathryn Greywacs Woman's Defense New Jersey Woman’s Committee The Council of National Defense Charles W. Stockton State Council of Defense Raymond Stockton Woman's Committee Claude H. Anderson Council State House Conmission State House Commission Indorse Lewis Lewis Department of Charities and Corrections Tnsile Prisoners’, Aid Society Itimate Essex County Caldwell Goofen Prisoners’ Aid Society Essex County Penitentiary Roselle Calvin M. Kendall Johnson Jersey Bugbee Grosscup Dicker Tlye U. S Liberty Loan Soho Christhin Science Monitor
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