Nutley legal notes and urban growth through history
Nutley court ruling upholds Richard W. Booth as County Collector while challenging civil service limits. Editorials question Nutley School Board politics and the local impact of proposed reforms. The piece also highlights federal prosecutions of wealthy bankers like John R. Walsh and W Morse as examples of equal enforcement, and surveys Germany’s shift to large cities expanding to 37 urban centers of over 100 000 inhabitants.
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Court of Errors and Appeals
Trenton
Patrick J. McGuinness
Richard W. Booth
Booth
Germany
Great Britain
America
Berlin
Hamburg
Paris
London
German industrial growth boosts abroad reach
The text notes that rapid expansion of German industries has increased its international potential while reducing domestic self sufficiency, marking a shift in economic balance as growth amplifies export capability but tightens home reliance.
Ragged School Fight Over Policy
A correspondence piece describes Ryan and a symbolic rag darkly facing school rules. The poem-like text notes confrontation with the board over an organ and printing bills. It hints at conflicts over moral or fiscal issues in a school setting.
Reform of Nomination Methods Could Improve Primaries
A Bloomfield Citizen editorial argues current primary law distorts nominations by centralizing power in a few party leaders. It suggests ante primary conventions in each town to broaden representation and vote on nominees, aligning with older convention practices and opposing backers of the Progressive faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Bloomfield Citizen
Grace Church Junior Auxiliary Fair This Afternoon
The Grace Church Junior Auxiliary hosts an afternoon fair in the parish house from 3 to 6 o’clock. The event offers fancy articles, homemade cakes and biscuits, ice cream and cake for sale. Proceeds go to the church Building Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Country Store at St Pauls Church Promotes Young Peoples Support
In the school room of St Pauls Congregational Church a new firm opens soon and invites the public to trade there. The Country Store will be managed by the Young Peoples Society with sales on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon and evening February 11th and 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Board of Education
Nutley School Board
St Paul's Congregational Church
Young People's Society of
St. Paul's Church
People's Society
Peroxide Cream Promises Superior Maid Skin Care
A promotional note claims PER OXIDE CREAM is a superior toilet article for maids and workers, whitening and softening skin, curing redness and roughness, and improving neglected complexions. It extols the cream as the cream of creams and a simple perfection.
East Orange Council pushes cross town sewer plan to curb Passaic pollution
Councilman Edward Pierson of East Orange won approval for a special committee to confer with Montclair and other towns on reducing river pollution at lower cost. He argued engineers can propose a trunk sewer option, cite a New Brighton garbage disposal plant as a model, and seek equitable first costs. Montclair experts back a similar plant, with land already offered for a site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Orange
Montclair
Passaic
Edward &. Pierson
Orange
Pierson
Passaic Sewer Commission
New Brighton
Christian Science Services in Passaic Church
First Church of Christ Scientist in the People’s Bank Building Passaic holds Sunday school at 10 00 a m and a morning service at 11 00 a m with the subject Spirit for tomorrow services announced for readers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scoientist
People's Bank
Passaic
Williams Celebrate Twenty Fifth Anniversary of Marriage
About seventy friends gathered on Monday night to honor Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Williams of Princeton Street as they marked their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Guests presented numerous gifts, mostly silver, in celebration.
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T. H. Williams
Princeton’ Street
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John R. Walsh
Chicago
W. Morse
New York
Atlanta
Taft
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Fidelity
Trust Coo
Newark, N. J
Ling Trust Estates
Bank OF Nutley
Provident Department
A. L. Huntley
Hillside Avenue Yard
West Nutley Station
Spencer Coal
Continental
Hartford
Tsurance, Co
North America
American OF
Newark
NEW Hampshire
Norwich Union
Pirate Glass
Berdan Furniture Co
Fortable
Fain Ave
Washington
New. Jersey
Christian Science
Kasam Kige
Broad St
Newark, Or
Nutley, N. J
F. Clark
Chestnut Street
J. B. Doyle
Ladies’ and Gantlemen's
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Washington Place
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Central Hotel
Allan B. Stirratt
Tineking
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