Jersey Roads Rates Spark State Commission Rebuttal
Federal rate increases ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission face NJ scrutiny as the Public Utility Commission releases a neutral report. The commission says intrastate rates must rise as interstate ones to meet Congress’s mandated railroad return, warning states against partial application that could trigger discrimination. The hearing also weighs ticket honoring, highway material costs, and political shifts as women gain voting prospects.
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Trenton
South Jersey Commuters’ Association
Board of Trade of
Newark
City Commission of
Hoboken
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Utility Comission
New Jersey
Commission
Commuters’ Association
Revenue Congress
Jersey City
North Jersey
New York
F Ic
Congress
South Jers¢y Commuters’ Association
Senate
Assembly
McCran
Tennessee
United States Senate
Democratic State Committee
McDonald
United States
Multiple New Jersey briefs span arrests and rail fares
Readable items cover two Linden women arrested over altered currency, estate bequest to Rev Elas B England, local civic and road developments, police changes, school bonds, transit fare increases, and various regional notices across towns from Trenton to Cape May.
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New York
Philudelohia
New Jersey
Frelinghuysen
Linden
Wadislawa Krzyszewska
Styles Street
Anna Smith
Wood Avenue
Mary J. Gitney
Chester
Elas B. England
Washington, N.J
Pennsylvania Railroad
State Board of Public Utility Commissioners
D. N. Bell
Pennsylvania
Wildwood
Hendee
Amlayor Hendee
William S. Crawford
Carter Tiffany
Summit
Frazer & Company
Tokyo
Tiffany
Tifany
Lieutenance Kelley
John Sonman
Deal Beach
Frederick Frelinghuysen
Newark
Elberon
Charles Draper
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
William J. Lowe
Sussex County Board of Freeholders
Sussex- Unionville
Sussex
Freeholders
Ross' Corner-Sussex Road
State Civil Service Commmission
State House
First Baptist Church
City Hall
Millville
J. Franklin Cropp
Philadelphia
Harry Wescott
Lippard Circle
Brotherhood of America
Berlin
John D. Wescott
van “Meter
Gloucester City
M. E
Ocean City
George W. Yard
John F. Krantz
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woodstown
New Jersey Children’s Home Society
Trenton
John Conti
Hackensack Plank Road
Hudson County Park
North Bergen
Edwin H. Snyder
West Hoboken
Hudson County
Joseph H. Wright
State Highway Commission
Broad Street Bank
Wasser
Second Regiment
John Philip Sousa
John Schoonover
Eleventh Regiment
New Jersey Volunteer Veterans’ Association
Dover
William J. Bickett
Hoboken
The Rise of the Plaited Skirt in Fall Fashion
A survey of 90 skirt styles shows the separate skirt as a staple for American wardrobes alongside tailored dresses. Plaited designs, stripe and plaid fabric tricks, and ready made options dominate, with home sewing steps and plaiting guidance for durable, pressed pleats.
Middy Blouse Styles for School Wear Highlighted
A 1920s school fashion column extols middy blouses as ideal school wear for girls. It details features such as trim lines, round collars, navy-inspired ties, and white braid, noting plain skirts give way to double plaits and durable fabrics. It also discusses fit for older girls and the role of mothers in promoting uniform dress.
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United States
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Jersey
State Utility Board
Essex
Somerset
Cape May
Monmouth
Gloucester
New Jersey State
Burlington County Transit Company
Moorestown
Mount Holly
Burlington
Public Utility Commission
John Prout
John J. Coppinger
Prout
Young Men's Christian Association
Edygar M. Yorrest
Hudson City
New Wawayanda
Michael I. Fagen
Department of Streets and Public Improvements
Jersey City City Commission
Bayonne
Greenville
Bergen
East Jersey Water Company
Philadelphia and Camden Ferry Company
Clara Bachus
Barnesboro
Elsie Carre
Mantau
Ralph E. Wallis
Olney
Daretown Presbyterian Church
Gayner Glass Works
Salem
Rebecca Branin
Medford
Samuel S. Branin
Sicklerville
John H. Bradshaw
Charles Thompson
Salem County Memorial Hospital
A. K. Snover
Belvidere
Frank Mixner
Cape May Court House
Kates
Alloway Baptist Church
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