Curious Politics and Prohibition in War Time
The piece critiques Republican stance on repealing wartime prohibition and questions if Wilson seeks wet votes. It argues the country moved dry quickly and that dry support may dominate, while warns against political maneuvering that sacrifices principles for votes. It notes speculation by a Sun correspondent about blitzing Wilson, and denies that the President is pursuing wet gains at the cost of principles.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Sun
Corres
Everity
Nut Mayor Warns On Trolley Fare Claims
A letter from Nut Mayor discusses rising trolley fares and public earnings projections. He argues the public sees fare increases as grumbles while officials claim revenue gains are needed. He notes five to seven cent history years ago and questions the fairness of rate hikes amid system growth.
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Quesby
Untitled Clip Reflects Editorial Skew on Path and Gun
Fragmentary text shows an editor tied to a publication with a focus on path and firearm refrain. Ambiguity suggests a media piece or opinion note. No clear dates, people, places, or organizations are readable.
Salvation Army funding fight splits Nutley leaders
The Nutley Patriotic Fund committee refused to grant $2000 to the Salvation Army for home work arguing funds should only support nationally approved war efforts. The Sun supports funding while Nutley Elks press for reconsideration. The piece notes the Battalion near end of its two year run and praises Harry Hawker for wartime bravery.
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Salvation Army
Richard Murray New Leader of Vincent Epworth League
Richard Murray is installed as president of the Vincent Church Epworth League during a Sunday service. Other officers include 1st VP David Smith, 2nd VP Leah Vreeland, 3rd VP Alice Edwards, 4th VP Charles Hammond, treasurer Walter Sutcliffe, with Marion Mutch and Dorothy Vroom named delegates to the Epworth League Institute at Madison July 12 20. A banquet for retiring and new officers was planned, led by Miss Anna Donaldson.
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Epworth League of Vincent Church
Dr. Jackson
Richard Errey
David Smith
Leah Vreeland
Alice Edwards
Charles Hammond
Esther Tucker
Walter Sutcliffe
Marion Mutch
Dorothy Vroom
Epworth League Institute
Madison
Peter Bell
Christ
Anna Donaldson
Kane and Machette Married in Newark Rectory
Harry Kane of 254 Chestnut Street and Miss Amanda Machette of Elliott Street Newark wed Tuesday afternoon at St. Marys Church Rectory. Rev Edward E Quirk officiated with Miss Sadie Kenny as bridesmaid and James A Kane as best man. They will live in Rutherford.
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Harry Kane
Chestnut Street
Amanda Machette
Elliott Street
Newark
St. Mary's Church
Edward E. Quirk
Sadie Kenny
James A. Kane
Rutherford
Police Jottings Report Utree Strikes by Severe Elec
Police headquarters received reports of Utree strikes caused by severe electricity conditions. Investigators noted multiple incidents across neighborhoods and urged residents to stay indoors during peak outages. Authorities requested witnesses to come forward with timelines and locations.
Local storm causes minor damage and theft reported
A storm last Saturday caused minimal damage at Nutley Avenue Rox dence and in Yantacaw Park. Raymond B. Chaping of Rutherford was arrested Sunday for a standing trolley with a $10 deposit and $5 fine plus 7 costs. Soak Club notes theft of twelve volt batteries and $20 from member lockers. arrests made but entry method unclear.
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Trical
Son Nutley Avenue
Roxdence
Domenick
Stagve Street
Yantacaw Park
Raymond B. Chaping
Tainway
Rutherford
Centre Street
Murren
Ice Burnham
Jir
John Professional
Par Tag Soak Club
Mr and Mrs Gladsone Horter Sail From Franklin Avenue
Mr and Mrs Gladsone Horter of Franklin Avenue will sail for Cuts this morning according to a brief society note.
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Mrs. Gladsone Horter
Franklin Avenue
Let Us Demonstrate IT 3S Washing Machine Detail
Dual lines describe IT 3S washing machine features built by decades of experience, copper construction, full tub use, swinging wringer, undercarriage mechanism, 10 sheets capacity, and 2 cent per hour operation. It highlights cleanliness, no scum material, space separation, no friction washing, no heavy lift, no lid unclamping, and safe exposed machinery.
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HP Hbos
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Omatent Street
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Lass Tetley
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