Watley Sun Editorial on School Meet and Henry George Jr Speech
Nutley New Jersey weekly notes support for a scholastic athletic meet and applauds board action. It references past event problems and promises improved results. Also reports Henry George Jr addressing the House, aligning with the Democratic party and facing mixed reactions from lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry George, Jr
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Mr. Pickett
Iowa
State legislative dump includes controversial nominee for rail tax post
Governor Wilson’s eleventh hour slate includes George L. Record as Railroad Tax Assessor. Record, formerly a Riparian Board counsel, is accused of malfeasance and questioned fitness for public office. He is described as a versatile political adventurer with ties to Tammany, New York, and Hudson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
George L. Record
Riparian Board
Record
New York
Bob” Davis
Hudson County
Wilson Party
Spelling Criticism Cited By School Trustee
Trustee Perley A. Prior laments growing inability to spell in a report to the Board of Education. He notes the remark has circulated for decades and is echoed by many newspaper offices across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perley A. Prior
Board of Education
Community letter questions ward civic action on sewer funding
A Plain Citizen challenges Dr Satterthwaite on ward associations and their absence at a public sewerage meeting. He notes $100,000 direct cost and $150,000 indirect cost and questions where Third Ward and other civic members were when the issue was decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterthwaite
Civic Association
Third Ward Association
Ringling Brothers Circus to Parade in New Ark
Nutley readers will see Ringling Brothers Circus in Newark on May 15 and 16 with two shows daily and a new parade. Since opening in Chicago on April 1 the show has drawn crowds, boasting 400 performers, 1000 animals, twelve thrill acts, forty clowns, and the Crocker family act among its highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Newark
Ringling Brothers‘ Circus
Chicao Coliseum
Crocker
Reformed Church Plans May Meeting Series
The Rev. Graham Hunter will preach at both services at the Reformed Church tomorrow. Morning talk on Charles George Gordon as an example of obeying great convictions. Evening talk on Noveller's Morals. Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 7 45 p m with Miss Lux leading on Missions in Hawaii. Sunday School at 9 45 a m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p m. Junior Christian Endeavor Wednesday 3 29 p m. A May series of Wednesday meetings will have each church group present its plans. Next Wednesday the Consistory will lead with Mr. John P Lux presiding.
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Graham €. Hunter
The
Reformed Church
Charles George Gordon
Noveller
Sons and Daughters of the King
Miss Lux
Hawaii
Christian Endeavor
John P. Lux
Argument Over Dog Ends in Arrest and Dismissal
Mrs. Sarah Overton of 15 Hillside Avenue had William Vreeland of 306 Centre Street arrested Wednesday night on charges of using abusive and indecent language during a dispute over Vreeland’s dog while visiting his sister next door. Vreeland claimed the language wasn’t directed at Overton and offered to apologize. the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Overton
Hillside Avenue
William Vreeland
Centre Street
Vreeland
Amy Johnson and Ralph Moore Wed At Delawanna Home
Miss Amy Johnson of Rochelle Park and Ralph Moore of 322 Franklin Avenue Delawanna married Wednesday at the bridegroom's home by Rev. Dr Van Arsdale of Athenia. They traveled to Nutley station and boarded a train for New York then Atlantic City. They plan to reside in Clifton after their return.
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Amy Johnson
Rochelle Park
Ralph Moore
Franklin Avenue
Delawanna
Dr. van Arsdale
Athenia
Nutley Station
New York
Atlantic City
Clifton
Former Nettley Resident Jennie Van Winkle Dies in Hawthorne
Miss Jennie Van Winkle, formerly of Nettley and about thirty years a resident, died Tuesday in Hawthorne. She was the daughter of the late John P. and Maria Van Winkle, formerly of the old house at Kings land road and Passaic avenue now occupied by Italians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie van Winkle
Nettley
Hawthorne
John P
Maria van Winkie
Kingsland Road
Passaic Avenue
Proctor's Park Place Theatre opens with vaudeville stars
Two of the newest and biggest vaudeville acts headline the Proctor's Park Place Theatre program in Newark starting with a matinee this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor’s Park Place Theatre
Newark
Cheyenne Days and Silver Bottle Bring Western Flair to May 1
Gus Horn brook presents Cheyenne Days in the region with nine cast members and a Wild West flavor featuring Miss Lucille Mulhall and her high school broncho Red Buck. The Silver Bottle musical comedy showcases elaborate scenery, strong music, and nine performers with Otto Kline and Boden as notable riders and Wampus the outlaw bucking horse on tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Hornbrook
Lucille Mulhall
Art
Boden
Wyoming
Otto Kline
Wampus
Unclear fragment hints at housing near stations and trolley cars
Fragment mentions numbers of houses to be erected near rail stations and trolley cars, but details are garbled and no clear event or entities are identifiable.
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Watley Sun
Post Office
Nutley, WN. J
N. J
Franklin and Vreeland Avenues
James D. Foy
Fidelity Trust CQ
Newark, N. J
Liocal Bank
Provident Department
the Reformed Church
P. Mm
Lee’s Park Pharmacy
Franklin Ave
Corner Chestnut Si
WM. Herbstreith
West Passaic Avenue
Kingsland ST
Proctor's Theatre
Haverford
P. Schebler
Hudsons Haverford
Dayton
Packard Bicycles
Haverford Cycle CO
Broad Street
Town of
Isif
Town Hall
Jorn Street
Harrison Street
Broomfield Avenue
Frankin Avenue
Council Chambers
Abijah C. Fox
West 38Th Street
Frank L. Rusty
Essex
Lim
John P., Lux
Frana L. Ruspy
Pri
West Nutley,n. J
Nassau St
Nutley Coal & Supply Co
Pittston
Lehigh
And
Spencer Coal
White Seashore Land—Beaver Board
West Nutley Station
Las Ctory
Wewark
Montaiair ‘Avenue
Is-Ace
Atour
Bridge
Lombardy Streets
Washington Park
Harrison
Passaic-avenue
Addison
O'Neile
Osteopath
Jjirsey
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