Freeholders to Seek Higher Auto Fees for Roads
Atlantic City Sept 7 Rural New Jersey groups urge motorists pay for highway repairs as heavy traffic damages roads. A 21 county committee will draft a bill for Trenton next winter to govern highway building and funding from auto license fees. Officers named include Joseph Thatcher W A Evans Frank Fawkes and Anthony Gebhardt.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
State Association of Boards of Chosen Freeholders
Trenton
Jersey
Joseph R. Thatcher
Washington
W. A. Evans
Newark
Frank W. Fawkes
Sea Isle City
Anthony J Gebhardt
New Brunswick
Proposed Amendments to New Jersey Constitution Election Notice
The state announces a special election on October 19 1915 to submit proposed constitutional amendments to voters. Official ballot includes Yes or No choices and text expanding suffrage to women with residency and service restrictions. Secretary of State Thomas F. Martin certifies balloting details and instructions.
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First National Bank
Cranbury
New Jersey
State of New Jersey
Department of State
ASPF
Thomas F. Martin
State of
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Let me see was Rome founded by Romeo
The line asks who founded Rome and states Julet was found dead by Romeo, reflecting a wordplay twist on historic names. No verifiable historical claim is provided.
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Out of Doors and Relief from Biliousness
A short reader testimonial extols outdoor life for wellbeing and praises Chamberlain's Tablets for curing biliousness and constipation after a prior two bottle course, claiming relief at little expense and availability everywhere.
Regulating Subsequent Amendments to the Constitution
The note indicates ongoing regulation of later constitutional amendments. It outlines the need to formalize procedures, clarify legal authority, and ensure orderly adoption processes. The text emphasizes sequence, oversight, and statutory alignment with existing constitutional framework.
Amendments Process Described for Constitution
Article IX outlines how constitutional amendments may be proposed in the Senate or General Assembly. After majority approval in both houses, the amendment is published for three months and then submitted to the people at the next election for General Assembly members. If approved by a majority, the amendment becomes part of the Constitution with provisions for separate votes on multiple amendments and a five year restriction on re submission after rejection.
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New Jersey
Thomas F. Martin
United States
Senate
General Assembly
Voter Instruction on marking Yes or No
The notice instructs voters to place an X in the square opposite Yes if opposed and to use a black ink or pencil to mark No, describing permissible marking methods for the ballot.
Third Amendment Question on the ballot
The text outlines voting instructions for a referendum. It states that voters opposed should mark an X in the square opposite the word No with black ink or black pencil.
State Consent for Eminent Domain Adoption
A brief note discusses authorising excess condemnation of land by the state or any political subdivision, outlining the potential adoption of such powers and the legal framework involved.
Amendment adds Section IX on land taking for public works
The amendment proposes allowing state and local authorities to seize more land than needed for parks highways or streets with limits ensuring enough land remains for building sites. Excess land may be sold or leased after necessary portions are allocated. The notice asserts advertising importance and protests a price below legal rates, clarifying it should not set a precedent.
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