Nutley Mayor Halsey Seeks Re-Election After Progressive Term
Nutley voters face a choice as Mayor Halsey, who arrived twenty two years ago and climbed from Board of Education to Township Committee then Mayor, seeks another term. He cites five cent Nutley Newark trolley fare progress and efforts against liquor sales while praising fire and police strength, with Dan DeVries as council ally and county support led by Robert Howe of the Freeholders.
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John P. Lux
Nutley
Board of Education
Halsey
Newark
Halian
Improved Order of Heptasophs
Kempton Council
Howe
County Board of Freeholders
Vivian Lewis Welcomed by Big Audience at Republican Rally
About 700 men and women filled the Town Hall to hear Vivian M. Lewis the Republican candidate for governor and speakers including Congressman R Wayne Parker Fred L Baldwin Thomas P Ailworth and J H McLoughlin of New York The crowd gave a fervent ovation to Lewis and listened as he spoke with confidence and clarity on key issues while avoiding forced enthusiasm and campaign rhetoric.
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Nutley
Town Hell
Vivian M. Lewis
R. Wayne Parker
Fred L. Baldwin
Thomas P. Ailworth
J. H. McLoughlin
New York
Lewis
Parker
William M. Lewis
The Man Behind The Flower A Town Council Leader
William N. Halsey dominates the present Town Council with a hearty laugh and his ever present boutonniere. The veteran councilman has served six years eight months and missed only one meeting due to a relative’s threat, underscoring his unusual duty dedication while championing local interests.
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William N. Halsey
Bill
Halsey
A Hero to His Chauffeur
Freeholder John Howe is portrayed as a popular Nutley leader who works his two large machines in county and town service. The piece notes his habit of sharing a cigar with his chauffeur and highlights his repeated electoral success two years prior.
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Ballinger
John Howe
John
Howe
Nutley
New Town Council Candidate Ernest P. Cook
The newcomer from the First Ward, Ernest P. Cook, is the likely Town Council contender in Nutley. A former Worshipful Master of Nutley Lodge, he has long engaged in civic work and holds positions in Centennial Chapter and Kempton Council. He plans to meet voters, noting his wards’ interests and ability to balance hours with Nutley matters.
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Ernest P. Cook
Nutley
Ernest
Cook
First Ward
Nutley Lodge
Centennial Chapter
R.A. M
Passaic
N. J
Kempton Council
R. A. of
Local Election Tickets Listed for Mayor and Council
The Republican slate includes Mayor John P. Lux and Freeholder John Howe with councilmen in wards one through three. The Democratic ticket names Mayor Jens H. Dordho Freeholder Samuel Silverburg and councilmen in wards one through three. Election Day is Tuesday November 8 with polling places open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Republican
John P.lux
Board of Chosen Freeholders
John Howe
George W Scorso
Hugh Hallidy
John Mutch
Prospect of a new East Nutley school discussed at meeting
The Nutley Sun reports a push for board permission to build a projected East Nutley school. Voters would be informed of board plans after Monday’s Second Ward Association discussion. Some support delaying the vote for full understanding. the board refused, citing contract deadlines and costs.
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Nutiry Sun
Monda
H.D- Finn
Sanfordabien
William J. K
Second War School Committée
Askin
George A. Hill
Usua
Still Protests Board Action Over School Vote
After a conference with President A R Taylor and the School Committee of the Second Ward Association, William J Kinsley censured the Board of Education for calling a rapid meeting on the East Nutley School project. He cited late publicity and short notice, questioning fairness and openness and recalling past advance advertisement practices.
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A.R. Taylor
Second Ward Association
William J. Kinsley
Board of Education
East Nutley
Kinsley
Local dealers boost milk price a cent a quart
Two local milk dealers on Tuesday raised the price of milk by one cent a quart due to higher costs for cows and cow feed. Notices were sent to all customers. The dealers named were Ferdinand Haberle and Henry Hoteister. The Border Company as the source of action was not fully shown.
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Ferdinand Haberle
Henry Hoteister
Border Company
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Law Mill
Dan DeVries
Democratic Party
Mr. DeVries
DeVries
Bergen County
Newark Technical School
Hewes & Phillips Iron Works
British and American Manufacturing Co
Hydro Conlon
New York Motor Boat Company
Lamont, Corliss & Co
County Board
John P. Lax
Daniel DE Vries
Vivian Lewis
MR. Parker
Daniel DeVries
Ernest P Cook
Jens H. Dordho
Samuel Silverburg
Park School
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