Editors Meet at Pittsfield during 54th New Jersey outing
The Editorial Association of New Jersey held its 54th annual outing June 24 to 27 in Pittsfield Massachusetts with 132 attendees including editors and their wives. The program featured tours to Stockbridge and Berkshire sights, a balloon flight, a Maplewood hotel gathering, and an evening banquet. new officers and members were elected and plans for a summer shore meeting were announced.
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Editorial Association of
New Jersey
PitteGeld
Mans
Berkshires
Maplewood Hotel
Albany
Robert Fulton
Hudson River
Hudson
New York Central
Pittsfield
Dope Club
Pittsfeld
Maplewood
Gung
Pittafeld
Berkshire Street Railway
Stockbridge
Q Dope Club
Secion
Hom
Sone
Joseph H. Choate
Ter Me Deir
T .the Jervey Journal
F. M. Christie
New Brunswick Times
George ©. Gunn
The
Burlington Enterprise
John
Carpenter
Linton Democrat
Lewis
Hyer
Union Democrat
Rahway
J. L. Bunnell
Newton
B. Rollinson
W. A. Sweeney
Red Bank Standard
Frank Wwin
Orange
W. M. Dear
Jersey Journal
Jersey City
Ance Press Association
Mr. T
William P. Helm,Jr
Morning Star of
Newark
Fred C. Shann
Advertiser
Thomas
Gazette
High Bridge
E. M. Wight
Democrat
Somerville
Ernest G. Gommel
Revue
Elizabeth
Cope Club
J. Lyle Kinmonth
Asbury Park Press
Walter M. Dear
John W. Clift
Summit Herald
W. B. R. Mason
Bound Brook Chronicle
Burlington
Board of Trade
Pres Togsmmaster
Bills Passed by Congress and Congressional Shifts in 1910s
Washington, June 29. A review shows President Taft achieved nearly his entire program including railroad, postal savings bank, and statehood bills, with insurgents reshaping House rules and pressuring Cannon, Aldrich, and Hale from leadership. The piece notes railroad reform, postal saving banks as a new departure, campaign publicity rules, statehood for two new states, tariff board funding, and a cotton futures ban heading to Senate.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
Postal Savings Bank
Tariff Board
House
Cannon
Aldrich
Wall Street
Postal Savings Banks
America
Arizona
Senate
Visit to Grounds and Inn Sparks Balloon Benefit
A political party toured Qmbamnedor and Great Britain grounds then visited the Red Lion Inn Pro cter Treasswell who displayed antiques. Returning to Pittsveld they headed to Aero park for a balloon excursion benefiting editors, details of the flight remain unclear.
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Great Britain
Red Lion Inn
Procter Treasswell
Pittsveld
Aero Park
Guid Piet
Paige Fes
Journalists hosted with hospitality at New York clubs
The Jersey editors and their wives visited, enjoying pestprandis exercises, ballrooms by the Dope club, and dancing. Sunday offered quiet enjoyment of current interests as guests explored the Country Boat and Park clubs. Albany Day Line courtesies were appreciated during the hospitality-filled visit.
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Jérsey
Jersey
Country Club
Boat Club
Park Club
Senators Clash Over Bribery Claims in Indian Claims Case
During the recess and short session closing hours, Senator Gore of Oklahoma leveled sensational charges of attempted bribery involving unnamed members of the house and senate and former senators from Nebraska and Kansas. Names were promised for an investigating committee. The Appalachian forest reserve filibuster marked the session's lone sour note in an otherwise productive term.
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Tion
Gore
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Nebraska
Kansas
Society Ballooning Trip Heads to New York Event
Amateur aviator Clifford B. Harmon plans a balloon ascent at Hempstead Field with Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth among others. He set a world amateur flight record yesterday in an aeroplane, remaining aloft 1 hour 5 minutes and covering about forty five miles.
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Harmon
New York
Wpittyfield
Clifford B. Harmon
W. K. Vanderbilt
Cornelia Bryce
Nicholas Longworth
W. Rourke Cochra
Hempste A d
New York City
Garden City
Weather Forecast Predicts Warmer Day With Light Winds
The forecast calls for fair skies across the region with warmer temperatures today and tomorrow. Light winds are expected, contributing to pleasant conditions.
Up and Down Hardest Thing to Do in Life
Quote reflecting a struggle with maintaining upward momentum in life. Highlights the difficulty of staying optimistic while facing ongoing challenges and setbacks. Provides a concise musing on the human condition and persistence.
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Continental Tailoring Co
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Davis - Smith
W.G. Eisele
AFO
State’ Press Association
Lyle Kinmonth
KEW Jersey Editorial Association
Hotel Maplewood
Wickersham
Bearshire Trolley
Daily Record
Appalachian Forest Reserve
Micarcely
Society
United States Weather
Atlantic City
Boston
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Chicago
New Orleans
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Wood Pulp
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Frank L. Deteiling
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