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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
4
May 1914 circulation totals show a sharp rise with overall numbers more than doubling the prior year. Non fiction and fiction segments contributed, with daily averages around two thousand. total adult and juvenile circulations are noted alongside periodical tallies.
A suffrage advocate in New Jersey protests to male leaders asking why women cannot discuss the vote with their representatives. A minister in a nearby town cites duty to avoid opinions until church members agree, then offers help with local information and mentions Mrs. W as a respected ally.
Miss Anne H Martin leads a national push to organize New Jersey women voters with the Nevada alliance heading to the East. Laura Cannon to organize Gloucester Camden Salem counties as First District field work. Martin to campaign four months. Western leaders cite support for enfranchisement and cross state cooperation.
Vice Chancellor Lewis in Chancery Court ruled there is no reason to reopen the 15 year old divorce between Albert Redfern of Pisinfotd and Nutley, and Marie-Helen Redfern of New York. Marie-Helen claimed fraud but failed to prove it. Albert later remarried and denied visits to his first wife.
On Tuesday June 8 at 815 Superintendent J R Beachler Principal Charles G Tilllinghast and Marion L Lewis will discuss the webcal question with Commissioner Arthur R Carr and Collector A H Van Riper also addressing. Town Administration actions to be outlined. All citizens invited to attend.
A Town Mall Auditorium recital Wednesday evening featured the pupils of Miss Ethel A. Lewis of East Orange. Attendees heard vocal solos by Mary Lewis and violin pieces by Irene Helmer while students Marjorie Waller Gladys Merriam Evangeline Roe Helen Wells Beulah Conkling Mariel Lifarriet Brant and John Peckett performed.
Enthusiasm marked a suffrage rally in Washington with over 200 New Jersey suffragists in attendance. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw and Alice Stone Blackwell were guests of honor, as speakers urged steady effort toward victory in the October 19 special election.
A collie owned by Ludwig Grinsch was struck and killed by an automobile near Princeton Street and Glendale Street on the last Sanday.
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