Local option fight loses in assembly dispute over ward and county scope
In Essex County a local option bill failed as debates centered on ward versus city or county control. Supporters argued ward votes should bind if city goes dry, while opponents warned against constitutional and territorial implications. Amendments to remove ward option and Section 13 failed, with votes 43-1 and 44-15 respectively.
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Martin
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Buxton
Mortistown
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Ciurberland
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Debates on local option and referendum in state Assembly
Law and political strategy dominate a lengthy Assembly session as members clash over county option, ward option, and a Sullivan amendment. Leaders argue governance by referendum risks shifting duties, with clergy letters cited and opinions divided on local option and its wider implications. The Salvation Army operates in fifty four countries and colonies.
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Salvation Army
Real Estate Transfers and Building Contracts List
A long OCR filled record lists numerous real estate transfers and building contracts with many names, street references, and parcel notes. It includes transfers involving Walnut street, Main Street, Lenox avenue, Elizabeth avenue, and others, with measurements in feet and directional bearings, plus several property exchanges and mortgage-like entries among individuals and firms.
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Florida
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Lenox Land Co
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Senate Confirms Appointments in Atlantic County
Trenton March 16 in executive session the Senate confirmed multiple appointments including Clarence L. Goldenberg as Prosecutor of Atlantic County and Alamor Allen to the Board of Education Ninth District, with reappointments to various state boards. Also approved bills 261 262 and 204 related to borough acts highway changes and oyster act amendments.
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Vite
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Board of Education
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Hudson
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Tubsroulovg
Theodore Souseman
Fish Softems Cominglon
William A. Ruthboland
Iron
Immigrant Labor Drive Aims to Place Farm Hands
In Washington on March 18 the Immigration Bureau said it can place 500 men on farms at 16 to 45 dollars per month with board and lodging. The division sent 35,000 circulars to farmers nationwide and plans to provide agents with about 5,000 farmer addresses in New York to hire workers. The effort targets aliens stranded in New York City doing odd jobs while awaiting farm work as spring approaches.
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The Shay Recital In Wallace Hall Newark
Miss Shay, the brilliant pianist, will give a recital in Wallace Hall Newark tomorrow evening under the Oratorio Society. The concert includes chorus and soloists with Wiesner managing the event and his piano used in Miss Shay’s concerts. Tickets are available at Wiesner's 603 Broad Street and at the hall prior to the performance.
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Winkner's
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Home Greens and the Civic Golf Bag Parable
Walking city streets, a resident notes many golf bags in progress but explains suburban Jackson carries one for home tie marketing. The Tatler reports the quip as a humorous take on urban leisure and marketing in the era.
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