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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1919
Page
9
The article describes distributing remaining Patriotic Fund money via a ballot. It notes the ballot cannot capture exact wishes and serves as a guide, not a mandate, with the committee retaining discretion to interpret returns and allocate funds accordingly.
The piece argues executive power has grown while Congress curbs it. It notes the Senate challenged the President over VerVa nits and treaty ratification, blaming the President for delays. It cautions against a one man approach, saying Wilson risked his life and the nation by attempting to act alone.
The piece argues the President erred by not naming a broad peace commission to negotiate in Paris. It claims his temperament and partisan stance harmed diplomacy and that his approach reflected deluded self confidence.
A New York Tribune editorial argues for forming a nonpartisan commission headed by William Howard Taft and Elihu Root with Gilbert Hitchcock and Robert Lanning. It would include two Republicans and two Democrats, a former and current Secretary of State, and Senate Foreign Relations leaders to hammer out a consensus.
Montclair Glen Ridge and Belleville boast many fine roads while Nutley and nearby areas rely on county routes. Residents clash when proposed improvements threaten adjacent property owners, yet protests arise against costly projects.
Citizens argue over road funding and county support while debating why Prince Henry attracts attention. Worries about tax rates, road quality, and the allure of a royal family member surface in daily notes and chatter.
The passage describes recurring outrages followed by temporary suppression, then new offenses with altered names and dates and renewed theories. It compares Mexico to a debtor who waits to write only, while noting Mrs F A Pierson’s return from Plainfield after visiting Chestnut Street. Hallidy of Bigh is mentioned with time in the area.
Wylie of Mantelair performed the ceremony with only family present. Mr and Mrs Smith left for a wedding trip and will reside in Ozark, Arkansas.
The fourth in a series at Grace Church presents a choir performance of Maunder's Thanksgiving with E. Prat Nita Pras and Carian tenor. Fred Henry A. Cox will play the organ tomorrow night.
Guests from Philadelphia and Bridgeport attended the ceremony as carnations were carried. The couple from North and West ends prepared to travel home after the wedding, ending their trip with a return to Bridgeport.
An obituary note reports the death of Ernest A. Bickel, father of a local cashier, with scant readable details in the OCR fragment.
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