Wilson Signs Bill Despite Protests
Governor Wilson signs the milk standard bill amid opposition from physicians health officials and Orange Newark and Paterson leaders. Hearings showed support from Sunes Salem and other counties while opponents warned of lower standards and mercenary motives. Assemblyman Meyer said he consulted health board members who favored the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spretal Ta
the Journal
Voom
Maret TK
Dent
Iin
Koon Wilson
Poe
Wilson
von Newick
Orange
Paterson
Passmio
Sunes County
Semcool
Tie
McNuttecretary
Meth of Orange
Dr. Benedict
South Orange
Corvin
Newark
Ir. Schanck
Healtihy
Dr. Brown
Taterson
Vs Green
Sojdlyman
Richmond
Hiwernit Wilson
Assemblyman
Meyer
State Board of Health
Stock market opens steady with minor gains and losses
New York March 18 opening in the stock market shows a quiet, largely steady tone with fractional changes. Steel common gains slightly while Pennsylvania, Tenigh Wals ler, and Atehtoon advance. government bonds remain steady and the market closes stronger after a period of irregular moves. Local securities from Newark show varied quotes. Fowler removing and other notices appear amid advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
New York
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt opens new Salt River irrigation dam site
Telegraph report from Phoenix describes President Roosevelt dedicating the government built Salt River Valley dam. The structure rises 84 feet, stretches 1050 feet, creating a 25 mile long reservoir with 56,024,000,000 cubic feet capacity. Officials expect vast farming land transformation and crop gains to repay the investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt River
Stites
Roosevelt Dum Pena
Chivenix
Harrow
Lage
Toute Basin
Ein Vou
Lise
Bull River
Delaware
Uhr Reclamation Service
Deckhands Arrested In Elizabeth Robbery Case
Two deckhands from Hoboken, John Murphy and Michiel Lavin, were arrested after a bakery theft attributed to them. Warranted by investigators, they allegedly took a gold watch and cash from a victim, with the barge Nellie fly tied to the scene. Murphy surrendered without resistance. Lavin fled but was captured after a pursuit. Both men had prior records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiut Glary
John Murphy
Livingston Street
Michiel Davin
Franklin Street
Hoboken
Luke Matson
Margelotlesman O'Brien
Ineal Fores
Koptyby Henridey
Ak Ad S&t
Af Kourider
Murphy
Lavin
Nellie Fly
Fwo
Pier 1
Maiden
O'Rriey
Eir
Serenant Matson
Tve Lad
Man arraigned in assault case over shooting at Coney Island
New York March 18 Giuseppe Di Angelo a carpenter of Elizabeth New Jersey was arraigned in the County Court today on an indictment charging felonious assault for shooting Mrs. Barbara Margarella in the hip on August 1 at Coney Island after an altercation over a dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaiseppe di Angelo
Elizbeth
Nod
Conty Court
Coney Telan
Mra. Arbare Margarella Tive
Ebsess
Millinery Show Brings New Spring Hats to City Shops
Readable text notes a spring millinery display with hats on sale at Browne Millinery and nearby stores. Shoppers are urged to visit Fi at and Third avenues for the latest headwear fashion in a busy retail season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat
Hearse-hiring dispute surrounds funeral directors pact
A court case reveals undertakers in conflict over hiring a hearse for a Sunday funeral. Charles J Jensen and others allegedly tried to hire a specific hearse and driver, prompting questions about an agreement among morticians to observe Sabbath rules and avoid certain arrangements. Several lawyers sought to resolve the matter, while witnesses confirmed the unsigned pact and the authors’ intent to honor religious observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Wis
Jam
Setulteia
Ogden
Ormehoeners
Fire at Albert Stein’s Furnishing Store in Basement
A small fire was discovered early morning in the basement of Albert C Stein’s furnishings store at 110 Broad Street. Quick action by Fire Engine Companies Nos 1 and 2 extinguished the blaze with chemical apparatus, causing only minor charring and dampness to stock. no major damage. Stein praised the firefighters and sent a $25 check to Chief Gee as thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonic Korosora
Albert C. Stein
Broad Street
Mgr. Brecht
Stein
Mr. Stein
Fireman's Fund
Chie
Cleveland Fund To Be Completed Tonight
Cleveland memorial fund drive progress notes show contributions from Newark and local figures. Principal EK McMickle and others connected with Elizabeth Commercial College are among supporters as the drive nears its $10,000 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Spegick
Canara
Cody
Otto Entrtte Hey
Craven
Witold
Joh J. Dinyden
Newark
Firyilen
Courrinarion
Tomsiferi
assu + chetion
Tunigut
Mayors and Predecessor to Discuss Probe at Public Meeting
Local speech coverage notes Mayor Stein and successor discussing a probe sparked by a survey from the Reappointment report. Reported at Proctor’s Theatre and Presbyterian Church, with audience expected to engage. Stein promises to reply and consider the survey findings while defending past actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Steij
Victor Sushi
Dre
Artie Steny
Clark
Vilgabeth
Charles Stelle
Stele
Procta
Maryer
Prostelzy
Stein
Father Dillon to Preach at Newark Church Service
The eunerintengent of rwruchial oachiile announces Father Dillon will preach a sermon at the Church of the mamnedinta CONCENTION in Newark this evening, following a routine program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Dillon
Fein
Talaon
Rwruchial
Oachiile
Newark
Suche
No General Strike Expected Says Ashton
Teograph and The Tournat Seow York report that William J. Ashton, organizer of the Titan Haitian Brotherhood of Penmators, stated no general strike is anticipated. He denounced directives from the Leanstirs' Council in depsey City and said efforts to mobilize workers who voted to strike would not proceed. Ashton notified President James of AE that no imminent mobilization to New York is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teograph
Tournat Seow
York
Mareh Ds
Union Lediusters
Willian J. Ashton
Penmators
Frunnges
Depsey City
Ashton Weil
New York
Ashton Pan
Adama Company
Ashtyn
Jampers
New York Student O'Shea Defies Grange Sherbet Plea
Dennis OShas a Columbia University Commons figure remains firm after a clash with Maker Jbfies over St Patrick's Day sherbet. Irish students rallied to OShea's support as union business on Broad Street then listed at Dix Building with contact details for K Berriman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dennis O'Shas
Columbia University Commons
Manaker Jbfies
St.Patrick's Day
Trish
O'Shea
Union Business Colle
Broad Street
Dix
K Berriman
Phona
U. S. Soldiers Prepare for Field Service Movement
United States forces mobilize under General Carter as regimental commands issue orders to ready divisions for potential Mexican border action. Recruits, equipment, and transport plans shift toward rapid field deployment, with emphasis on drill, discipline, and logistical readiness for possible interventional operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anil
Aia
Carter
Inet
Baers
Garssenaer
Storks
Remy
Mexico
Mestea
Aml
Hotanthy
Hye Sibley
Muandinge
Voott
Mexico City
Piliony
Washington
Informal formation prompts Congress action on Mexico
An informal note from executive headquarters hints Congress may receive an early message on the international situation behind army mobilization. The development carries greater implications than the immediate military issue, suggesting high importance beyond current official statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Vin
Moreh
Frit
Mexico
Dow Congress
Plan to Extend Shute Highway Faces State Action
The commission proposes granting the State Highway Commission power to condemn lands for new roads from Elizabethtown to Roosevelt. A vote on expanding the state's road powers is discussed, with surveys planned to estimate costs, while officials await final authorization. Public officials named include Colonel Stivers and Robert Ay Meeker, with cost estimates around 150,000 to 200,000 dollars for stretch of new road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Henny Kenerchunley A. Siti
Peter
Aiel Watham Simins
Frolviters
Sisisioces
Madre
Ely
Wallin
Tansevelt
Linden
Trafic
New York City
Staten Island
Trenton
Colonel Stivers
Martin Roads
Robert Ay Meeker
Shute Highway Commission
Elizahotipart
Roosevelt
Werthur
Jae
Colne
Stivang
Cole
Wis
Twe
Wrenton
Uap
Sinan
Spring Millinery Opening At New York Shop
Mra Cabot announces a millinery opening featuring the latest hats and styles. The event promises fashionable headwear and a display of various trims and ribbons at 282 North Hirvewi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabot
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wall Street
Broad Atreet
Tewy
Tetnay
Mabie Servie Cor
Atocites Iotteennth
Bert
Low County Savings
Petat
Bnotom
Pann
Kolber
Arizona Canal
Elizabeth
San Antonio
Juarez
Diggin
Dinney
Charles J. Jensen
Sunway
Jane Rypenityerd
Frank Senkowsky
Evergreen Cemetery
Losmorrow
Air Donnon
C. Baines
dJiumex
Ogden Wank Dimes
Dh. Higgina
Tomurres
Choy
Jensen
Mirw Jensen
Violet
Ashton
Chef
U. S
Congres
Kliabeteit
First Street
Colonel Stevens
Sugreue
Ees
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!