New Jersey Officials Paid Higher Salaries Than Most States
The Economy and Efficiency Commission reports New Jersey employs 2,555 state officials with salaries 20 to 50 percent higher than similar posts in many states. It compares pay across governors, justices, and department heads, noting NJ values for Chief Justice 13000, Governor 10000, Attorney General 7000, and various other offices, while urging reforms to reduce annual excess spending.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Emmore
State Economy and Efficient Commission
Comis
Senator Edge
Atlantic
Commission
Samuel Lud, Jr
Y City
Murray
Fueta
Commis
Howard B. Tindell
New York
Pennsylvhia
Indiana
Popfon
Tennessee
Michigan
Ten
Massachusetts
E House
Boston
Jersey Capitol Building
Eugene N. Poss
Ion
Iran
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Chancery
Supreme Court
Banking and Insurance
Labor
Commission of Education
Public Utility Commission
Connecticut
Jowas
Maryland
Comptroller's Department
Treasury Department
Economy and Efficiency Commission
California
State stenographer pay scales differ sharply across U S regions
A study shows New Jersey pays stenographers and clerks between 60 and 125 dollars monthly, with other states like North Carolina Michigan Tennessee Rhode Island Colorado Pennsylvania and Massachusetts offering varying ranges. The piece notes gender distinctions and merit gaps, with New Jersey and several states showing higher overall remuneration than many peers.
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New Jersey
Jersey
North
Carolina
Michigan
Tennessee
Rhode Island
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Shrewsbury Notes Household Changes and Visits
Harry Robbins left his job at A. H. Bordens store with Fred Magee taking his place. S. E. Clark attended the I. C. O. F. convention in Elizabeth. Lloyd Hippenstiel resigned from Alfred Grover's. Mrs J. S. Hugg and children of Long Branch visited her father C. H. Hurley. Esther and Marie Hurley visited their sister Mrs W. H. Bennett of Oakhurst. Emma Holmes returned from Hackensack visit with sister Mrs James P. Stofflet. Harry Sickles, Mrs W. A. Shoemaker and Miss Sarah Armstrong sang at the Presbyterian Church. Emma Hurley and Ida Wied erholt visited the Highlands. Elliott Stofflet of Hackensack visits grandfather Joseph V. Holmes.
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Harry Robbins
A. H. Borden
Fred Magee
S. E. Clark
Elizabeth
Lloyd Hippenstiel
Alfred Grover
J. S. Hugg
Long Branch
C. H. Hurley
Esther
Marie Hurley
W. H. Bennett
Oakhurst
Emma Holmes
James P. Stofflet
Hackensack
Harry Sickles
W. A. Shoemaker
Sarah Armstrong
Presbyterian Church
Emma Hurley
Ida Wiederholt
Highlands
Elliott Stofflet
Joseph V.holmes
Death of a Local Chief of Records Returns Home
Daniel M. Stevens, Great Chief of Records of New Jersey of the Improved Order of Red Men, was moved from Morris town to Camden yesterday. He had been a Memorial Hospital patient for six weeks after an accident in Dover on May 29. He fell while rushing from a theater to a train, breaking his left ankle and crushing the right shoulder, requiring surgery including removal of five bone fragments and insertion of a silver plate.
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Daniel M. Stevens
New Jersey
Red Men
Morristown
Camden
Mr. Stevens
Memorial Hospital
Dover
Ted Men
Red Bank Houses Sold in Broad Street and Riverside Acres
The Charles Irwin house on Broad street Red Bank with fourteen rooms sold by W A Hopping to John B Page of New York for about 8300. Hopping also rented the Marcus Powell and Myron Slater houses to New York residents Dr Putnam and Mr Mrs Harold Clark. The Ashbel W Border house on Hudson avenue sold to Mrs John Valentine.
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Charles Irwin
Broadstreet
Red Bank
W. A. Hopping
John B. Page
New York
Hopping
Marcus Powell
Riverside Avenue
Dr. Putnam
Myron Slater
Branch Avenue
Harold Clark
Ashbel W. Border
Hudson Avenue
John Valentine
Margaret’s Visit Ends With Mischievous Vow
Four year old Margaret visiting grandparents refuses to wash her feet or say prayers on return home. Aunts watchful of her behavior note her playful defiance as she imitates adults’ concerns about morals.
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Margaret
Remodeling Kridel Store in Red Bank
Jacob Kridel of Red Bank begins remodeling of the Broad and Front streets store bought from Patterson and Spinning. Work adds copper show windows, mahogany interiors, and electric lighting, with completion aimed for October first. Earling Johnson and Frake are contractors. Adams Express Co will relocate temporarily.
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Red Bank
Jacob Kridel
Patterson & Spinning
Broad
Front Streets
Community Notes from Red Bank and Long Branch
Red Bank social notices report George Roop and brother Willard visiting Long Branch over the weekend. Myrtle and Hazel Antonides were Sunday guests of their aunt in Long Branch. Red Bank Trust Company official Jesse Minot is recovering from typhoid fever under nurse care. Leon Scherer of Newark visits uncle Charles Hoffmann in West Front Street. Hoffmann, a baker, returned from Bound Brook visit with relatives. Madeline Hughes of West Front Street visits relatives at Plainside. A death inquiry in Lon? 4 indicates Alexander Burness died after a beating during an argument over articles being moved to new premises. a doctor cites a broken heart as cause.
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George Roop
Long Branch
Willard Roop
Myrtle
Hazel Antonides
Jesse Minot
Red Bank Trust Company
Leon Scherer
Newark
Charles Hoffmann
West Front Street
Bound Brook
Madeline Hughes
Plainsidae
Urchen Rmiéart
Alexander Burness
Burness
Audubon Gun Displayed at New York Museum
The gun used by John James Audubon the famed naturalist may be seen at the New York Museum of Natural History hanging beneath a portrait of the scientist. The note adds that Audubon is esteemed among great Americans in a magazine reference.
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John James Audubon
New York Museum of Natural History
Magazine of American History
Trees planted in honor of presidents and rivals
During Jackson’s campaign admirers planted hickory trees nationwide to honor him and promote his party slogan while Adams supporters planted oaks for the rival candidate, a practice reflecting 19th century political tributes.
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Mona
Peer Jackson
John Quincy Adams
July Fireworks Night and Coronation across City Venues
A list of summer events includes Fireworks Night at Pleasure Bay on July 17 and the Coronation of Queen Broadway Theatre on July 31. Other happenings feature a Court Ball at Hollywood Hotel on August 8, a Governor's Day Firemen's Parade and Evening Masque Fete on August 14, a Baby Parade with Doll Carnival and Fireworks on August 15, Cottage Colony Day on August 16, and All Day Events at the Ball on July 27.
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Pleasure Bay
Central Baptist Church Scouts Plan Summer Fair
The Finding Go Club of the Central Baptist Church gathered at Miss Elizabeth Linson’s home to prepare for the annual fair and festival on July 30 at the parsonage lawn. Boy Scout Troop No. 1 from Keyport units joined Sunday services with the Atlantic Highlands group, led by Rev. A W Hand and Rev. J H Schaeffer.
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Finding Go Club
Central Baptist Church
Elizabeth Linson
George W. Conover
Caney Island
Claude Birdsall
Naw
Hiltons
A. W. Hand
The
Baptist Church
Keyport
Presbyterian Church
Atlantic Highlands
Boy Scouts
J. H. Schaeffer
Hawkins Hall
Olive Ewing
Wilmington
Ty. C
Susie Ewing
Mice Dle Ewing
Miss Mae, Hall
Personal notes from New Jersey to New York visitors
The item lists Mrs. Horace Cubberley and Margaret visiting Rockwell avenue relatives in Collingswood New Jersey. Also mentions Langdon and Wolcott Morris returning from Panama and several others visiting Oceanport North Long Branch and Brooklyn. A Brooklyn restaurant raid and pursuit follows with one robber captured.
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Horace Cubberley
Margaret
Collingswood
N. J
Susie Duryee
Brooklyn
Bessie Botwick
Edithyles
Charles Ayles
New York
A. R. Ward
Pemberton Avenue
Oceanport
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Selothes
Father and Son
Tate
Shrewsbury News
Stevens
Goodfellow
Ohio
Cynicus
London County Council
Kridel
RED Bank News
Lot
Cowper
Jhamber OF Commerce News
Steinbach
Steinbach's
Kodak Films
Sample & Rover Waists
Lord Byron
Oxford
Strindard Asbury Park
Atlantic Highlands News
Auto Bandits
the Parish Monthly
St. James’ Church
St. James’ Parish
James A. Reynolds
Stamen Holy Name Society
Washington, D. C
Jext McGarter
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
M. M. Mulhall
McCarter
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