Boothhead's School Board Re-elected Leader Amid Controversy
The school board re-elected President Booth and elected Kinsley as vice-chair, with Marvion L. Lewis joining the table. Debates arose over medical inspectors, nurses, and the measles cases at Yantacaw School, while Dr. Jackson and the nurse were defended by staff as measures evolve.
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Booth
Rosenstock
Dakio
Sattler
Mitchell
Mr. Kinsley
Shepard
Marvion L. Lewis
Kinsley
van Riper
Rosentsock
Dakin
Little
Mr. Sattler
Jackson
Hias
Beachler
Yantacaw School
Longfelder
Celebration Plans Progress For Nutley's Progress Day
The Celebration of Nutley's Progress on June 20 moves ahead with a flag presentation to the new library and an outdoor drama about early West life. First Battery will showcase arms training, and J R Beachler chairs the Athletic and Games Committee meeting at Park School tonight. A Flag Committee of three women is formed and weekly Saturday meetings continue at Masooi c Hall.
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Flag
Willse
Stilwell
Kierstead
Masooic Hall
Thieves Steal Golf Caps and Silver at North Road Home
Three golf caps won in tournaments at Yountakah Country Club were taken along with other silverware from Marc M. Michaels home on North Road. intruders entered via an unlocked kitchen window, frightened away, leaving scattered footprints and dusty fingerprints later blurred in photos.
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Yountakah Country Club
Marc M. Michael
North Road
St Mary's Minstrel Plans Show With Mixed Chorus
Under Burke and Neary the sixty member mixed chorus prepares for St Marys Minstrels on April 22. Broadway hits will be sung by local soloists portraying various nationalities. The ends promise lively interludes, with a full orchestra and dancing following the show at 8 30.
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Messrs
Theta Delta Club Theatre Party in New York
Members of the Theta Delta Club hosted a theatre party and supper in New York on Saturday night, celebrating club fellowship with friends and music after the show.
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Theta Delta Club
New York
Committee Assignments And Rules Review Motion Passed
A resolution to refer nurses and physicians matters to the Rules Committee for consideration was approved. The text lists committee appointments including President Booth, Finance Committee members Calkins Loogfelder Dakin, Buildings and Grounds Sattler Mitchell Dakin Kinsley, and others Lewin Little and Longie Catkins.
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Booth
Calkins
Loogfelder Ang
Dakin
Pir. Sattler
Mitchell
D&m
Nutley Trade Board to Host First Annual Banquet
The Nutley Board of Trade awaits its first annual banquet at the Field Club Wednesday night with 100 reservations. Speakers include Congressman William K. E. Tuttle Harold J Howland John L. O Toole and local officials Carr Kinsley and Hey. Tickets available from committee members or Board members.
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Nutley Board of Trade
Field Club
George B. Mead
Charles Losee
William A. Lambert
Ernest Pulsford
William A. Ward
Thomas Clements
William ¥. Dolan
Johnson Foy
William L. Jones
William KE. Tuttle
Westfield
Harold J. Howland
The
Independent
John L. O'Toole
Public Service Corporation
Newark News
Carr
William J. Kinsley
Library Board
James R. Hey
Improvement Society Faces Spring Work Surge
The Improvement Society has a man cleaning streets this week and will keep him employed until the town is cleared. Mrs. Guy Edwards, president, urged more support as dues cover only about 150 members. She called for at least 500 members due to the nature of the work.
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Wir
Beardler
Longfelder
Beechler
Booth
Beachler
Improvement Society
Guy Edwards
Shefler Jr. Reports Out of Danger in Montreal Hospital
Rudolph G. Shefler Jr. remains ill in a Montreal hospital after a fractured hip and scarlet fever. Doctors expect he will be confined to bed for three to four weeks before any recovery.
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Rudolph G. Shefler, Jr
Montreal
New York City Driver Hurt in Mail Vehicle Crash
Thomas Jameson of New York City, formerly of Nutley, is hospitalized at Et Vincent's with a fractured skull from an accident last Friday while driving a U S mail automobile.
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Thomas Jameson
New York City
Nutley
Et Vincent’s Hospital
New York
U. S. Mail
Do-Nothing Legislature Ends in Trenton
The lengthy New Jersey session ends with unfulfilled promises of reform and renewed tax measures. Lawmaking was rushed with late explanations, and education advances stalled. Governor Fielder’s admonitions about budget scrutiny went unheeded as lawmakers boosted revenue and avoided a direct state tax, while portions of the platform like new state normal schools were dropped.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Fielder
Segaion
Appropriations Committees
Jawa
Hutchinson
Street Oil and Weed Killer Plans at Commission Meeting
Commissioner Carr authorized ordering oil for spring and summer highway use after samples are submitted and to buy weed killer for testing efficacy. Objections aside, Milton avenue assessment reports move to accountant and then Collector. Park street issue over permanent right of way earns April 20 objection date. new assessment maps to be secured. cabinet needs debated. Sinking Fund Commission retires 5000 bonds. telephone wired to Ernest Cook's residence. Public Service Railway reports Nutley trolley schedule improves service by 25 percent during rush hours.
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Carr
Milton Avenue
Oak Crest Place
Park Street
Telford
Kirkeby
van Riper
Revenue and Finance
Lefferts
R. E. Danforth
Public Service Railway Company
Nutley
Elk Lodge Plans Cabaret and Dance at Masonic Hall
Nutley Lodge of Elks hosts a cabaret and dance at Masonic Hall on Thursday night April 30. The event features three or four unusual numbers with a reception and dance to follow. Committee members Clarence H. Young Harold A. Chandor Louis F. Rhoaden Edmund Guthrie and George M. Blackwell aim to improve on last year’s affair with better refreshments and decorations.
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Nutley Lodge of Elks
Masonic Hall
Clarence H. Young
Harold A. Chandor
Louis F. Rhoaden
Edmund Guthrie
George M. Blackwell
Mary Paterson is Dead After Long Illness
Mary Paterson a nine year old colored orphan died yesterday after a long illness at the home of relatives at 132 Franklin avenue. The death closes a sorrowful chapter for the family and their neighbors. The funeral arrangements are to be announced by the relatives.
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Mary Paterson
Franklin Avenue
Irregular Legislative Substitutions Highlight Delinquency Claims
The piece notes repeated alterations and substitutions of printed bills during passage in Democratic Legislatures. Examples include a salary raise for County Supervisors, child labor in mines, a joker in a trolley bill, and a Morris County abandonment bill involving a million dollars. The article accuses such methods of irregularity and seeks disclosure of filing dates.
Talks on New Government and Municipal Reform
The talk by William J. Kinsley discusses Nutley's commission plan, praising modest improvements over old forms while warning against extremes of tax cuts and tax hikes. He compares voting systems, notes graft risks, and argues commission government aids rather than guarantees good governance, urging further reforms to address social programs.
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Woman
William J. Kinsley
Nutley
Kinsley
de Tocqueville
James Bryce
Kinnley
Commission
Evea
Soldiers of Fortune at the Park Photo Play Place
A film adaptation titled Soldiers of Fortune with Duustan Farnum in the Jestling role is slated to debut at the Park Photo Play Place on April 21. The production, tied to Richard Harding Davis, is reported as staged in England with further showings on May 5.
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Richard Harding Davis
Duustan Farnum
David Me Perfield
England
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