Watley Sun Legal Paper Critiques Congress Junkets
In Nutley New Jersey the Watley Sun notes Congress plans for a foreign trip committee and a Foreign Travelers Bill. It accuses lawmakers of seeking personal travel advantages and predicts voter backlash next fall amid scrutiny of pensions and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States Steel Corporation
American Woolen Company
American Sugar Refining Company
House
Senate
Broussard
Louisiana
Mosquito Extermination Sparks Jersey Campaign Findings
Extermination efforts across New Jersey shift from hand work to chemical use amid a fledgling statewide drive. Industry ads note Standard Oil products help strangle mosquitoes, with experts predicting progress within a year or two and acknowledging the insect's persistence. The piece also mentions a Woodrow Wilson Club in East Orange formed to discuss the German election bill's benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Standard Oil Company
Nutley
Woodrow Wilson Club
East Orange
Geran
Varied Building Activity Reported In Nutley
Nutley Building Department recorded permits for dwellings stores and alterations in the last thirty days. Listings include Jacob Zimmerer dwellings on Stager and Chase streets and various structures on Harrison Franklin and other avenues with values from 15 to 4 000 dollars.
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Nutley
Ernest G. Weischedel
Jacob Zimmerer
Stager Street
Chase Street
Felix Somerasky
Harrison Street
James E. Connolly
New Street
W. T. Stager
Franklin Avenue
J. F. Mitchell
Mountain View Avenue
Walter Ricker
Centre Street
Third Ward Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Third Ward Association met at Nutley School on Chestnut Street. Officers were elected: President James Gilmore. first vice president Dr. Thomas E. Satterthwaite. second vice president Rev. William L. Cunningham. third vice president Sumner White. treasurer Frederick C. Neu. recording secretary W A Johnson. corresponding secretary Hazid Conkling. Directors for three years: J R Kingland Theodore Rauch W Boynton James R Hay. Two years: F X McCabe H M Libby. One year: W A Mitchell Frank P Barr Donald MacMillan. William Harris Arnold urged adding a room at Pik School for a library and noted trolley service issues needing improvement.
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Third Ward Association
Nutley School,Inc
Chestnut Street
James Gilmore
Thomas E. Satterthwaite
William L. Cunningham
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Sumner White
Frederick C. Neu
Hazid
Conkling
W. A. Johnson
Cockfighting in English Schools Through Centuries
The article traces cockfighting as a long standing pastime in England noting Fitzste phen twelfth century references to London schoolboys bringing cocks to teachers at Shrovetide. It cites Applecross Ross-shire funds from cockfight dues and mentions an 1815 annual exhibit at Manchester grammar school.
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England
Fitzstephen
Apple Cross
Ross-shire
Manchester Grammar School
Proctor's Theatre Week Opens with Burk Hardt Sketch
Big program starts Monday matinee May 15 at Proctor's Park Place Newark. Headlining is Miss Lillian Burk hardt, a former stage star, in a lively comedy sketch with skilled helpers. The Old Soldier Fiddlers perform Civil War era tunes with Gray and Blue sides.
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Proctor's Park Place
Theate
Newark
Lillian Burkhardt
Legimate
Meredith Advocates Balanced Education and Bible Roots
County Superintendent A B Meredith told a Vincent M E Church audience that modern schools are one sided yet not godless, arguing education and religion cannot be separated. He favored reading the Bible in schools but not formal teaching, reserving scripture to church and home while spirit learning belongs in schools.
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Meredith
Vincent M. E
A. B. Meredith
Sermon Frames Immigration as Non Threat to Nation
Rev. Henry J. Condit of St. Pauls Congregational Church delivered the first in a series on Great Problems Confronting the Nation focusing on immigration. He acknowledged challenges from the influx of foreigners but argued the movement brings benefits and new blood, outweighing objections.
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Henry J. Condit
St. Paul's Congregational Church
William H Ackerman Dies After Illness at 62
William H Ackerman age 62 of 76 East Passaic Avenue Bloomfield died Thursday after a lingering illness. He lived in the area all his life and resided in his home for 25 years. He is survived by a sister. his wife preceded him in death. The funeral is tomorrow at 2 PM from his home with interment in Reformed Church Cemetery on Church Street.
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Wiliam H. Ackerman
East Passaic Avenue
Bloomfield
Mr. Ackerman
Reformed Church
Church Street
Milk Dealers and Tradesmen Secure Health Licenses in Town
Seven milk dealers four plumbers and two scavengers obtained licenses under the town health code after a Tuesday night Board of Health session. Health Inspector Faith said the townwide inspection showed improved sanitary conditions, especially in the east, and all dairies visited were satisfactory. Earl Schneider arranged to continue using his land near Kingsland Pond as a public dumping ground, and overall town health was reported very good.
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Board of Health
Faith
Earl Schneider
Kingsland Pond
Nutley Pigeon Lofts Set for Magazine Feature
Arthur H. Cushman editor of Utility Pigeons New York and Frank R. Woodman Panama visited Nutley to inspect William J. Kinsley lofts and pigeons. Cushman photographed the birds for illustrations in a forthcoming issue.
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Arthur H. Cushman
Utility Pigeons
New York
Frank R. Woodman
Panama
Nutley
William J.kinsley
Ownership Plan Offers Safer Cheaper Rent Alternative
The plan of payment promises safer ownership and lower costs, delivering a more satisfactory arrangement than renting. It positions ownership as a stronger financial choice with long term benefits.
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Watley Sun
Ther Post Office
Nutley, N. J
N. J
Franklin and Vreeland Avenues
James D. Foy
E. Cassidy
Beach Street
Milton G. Dodd
Myrtle Avenue
Archibald Robinson
Melrose Street
Gennaro Marrone
Roma Street
Harry B. Jones
Kingsland Street
Salvator Crocco
East Centre Street
Proctor's Theatre
Rewark
New York Telephone Company
Itc
van Riper Bros
Church ST
Thomas Nichols
Brookfield Avenue
Elm Place
William
Ackerman
Apert Nick
Florist
Wight
See’s Park Pharmacy
Franklin Ave
Corner
Chestnut St
West Nutley
Nutley Realty Company
William A. Lambert
West Nutley, N. J
Nassau St
Nutley Coal & Supply Co
M. P. ‘Kaufmann
Pittston
Lehigh
And
Spencer Coal
White Seashore Land—Beaver Board
West Nutley Station
Frank
L. Rusby
Town Gierk
Haverford
Sohebior
Hudson-Haverford
Dayton
Packard Bicycles
Haverford Cycle CO
Broad Street
Mewark
Addison’ O'Neill
Ridgewood
New Jersey
Posen
Stella
Bella
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