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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
4
The Nutley Sun discusses Interstate Commerce Commission actions on rail and freight rate increases set for July 20, with ongoing uncertainty over fairness and potential difficulties in rolling back rates. It also lauds Nutley as a growing summer town and comments on aviation dangers and potential aerial recreation.
Justice Swayze told the Hudson County Grand Jury that prize fighting laws apply to moving pictures just as to the fight itself. If Newark officials do nothing, courts may step in to stop the screenings amid a city described as wide open to such events.
Chairman Franklin Murphy of the Republican State Committee issues the first of three letters to New Jersey voters praising the Taft administration and the Republican Congress. He likens Taft to Lincoln and previews forthcoming letters on tariff and state questions.
Cable reports say the English Parliament has sent the Votes for Women bill to a committee of the whole and left it in effect in the political graveyard. Activists vow continued pressure as women persist in asserting their rights despite male opposition.
A new statute extends petition filing for county offices from fifteen to twenty days before the primary. It also requires county clerks to certify all nominations to municipal clerks at least fifteen days prior to the primary, up from ten days.
The Newark Morning Star notes the Frelinghuysen commission has cast a harsh light on district boards, suggesting corruption may exist in smaller municipalities and raising questions about honesty in Nutley and similar towns.
Nutley July 5 1929 A reader questions what good is gained by continued agitation over the school board issue. He doubts graft but accuses the board of political maneuvering and urges citizens to protest at the proper time or accept the status quo. He laments indifference and calls for registration of dissent if warranted.
Former New Jersey Republican chairman Franklin Murphy releases a letter insisting no agenda behind praising Senator Kean at a Lake Hopatcong dinner. He confirms he will run for the United States Senate to succeed Kean, declines a gubernatorial bid, and praises Kean Stokes and Baird while urging unity.
Report shows assets and liabilities for Bank of Nutley Nunley New Jersey as of June 30 1916. Details include loans and discounts stocks and mortgages due from and to other banks cash items and deposits with specific figures partially readable.
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