Good Friday holiday debate affects New Jersey offices
The article discusses whether Good Friday should be treated as a legal public holiday in New Jersey. Governor and attorney general opinions vary, with public offices likely closing for the day. It covers implications for commercial paper, bank checks, and wage payments, plus debates over child welfare and theater restrictions in Trenton.
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Camston Council
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Elizabeth's Acting Mayor Quits After Brief Administration
The temporary leadership under Conte cil filled in during Mayor Ryan's absence, outlining the kind of governance voters might expect. The report covers political maneuvering, arrests of saloonkeepers opposing orders, street cleanups, and contested nominations as parties brace for upcoming elections and new state departments.
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Enforcing Bishops Law in Bergen County
Newark Morning Star reports Governor Fort’s appointee Inde Dewnrext enforcing Sunday law strictures in Carlstadt. Saloon and hotel owners face penalties as prohibition of Sunday drinking is asserted, provoking local unrest and resistance to moral enforcement by officials. The piece also notes national debate on constitutional changes and presidential politics.
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Laugh or Two Then Silence Breaks News Voice
A scrambled set of quotes and fragments from a Chicago Tribune style page. The jumbled bits include mentions of a wedding gift inquiry, a detective, Moonshine, and various characters such as Mrs Patrick O Grady and Ally Sloper. The text presents scattered dialogue and captions resembling a late 19th or early 20th century humor column and society snippets.
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