Franklin man denied desertion claim in Hoboken detainment
John Forrest of Franklin Avenue and Center Street was taken to Hoboken by local police amid denial of desertion charges. The report notes partial details of the case and authorities’ actions.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1918
Page
11
John Forrest of Franklin Avenue and Center Street was taken to Hoboken by local police amid denial of desertion charges. The report notes partial details of the case and authorities’ actions.
The fragment mentions police or official Ralph Le Hetvenioch in a cryptic way. No date or location is provided. The readable portion suggests a formal or official notice but lacks clear action or outcome.
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Kenneth, Richard and Margaret are kept at home with influenza as district clerk Morris B. Reade of High Street confirms illness in the area.
Library notes indicate the Public Library will be closed on weekends while popular titles such as Devil Cradle and The Silences are highlighted. Readers are advised to check shelves for featured works and note available copies.
A historical remark contrasts two great methods of education the halls of learning and the challenges of life. The text invokes Princeton Review as a framing device to discuss mental growth through study and real world conflicts.
A jesting figure claims a street is closed for repairs while a tout opens, reflecting local humor amid town street work. The remark plays on public works chatter and carnival rhetoric without confirming official details.
The Nutley Board of Commissioners held its regular meeting on October 1, 1918. The town engineer’s report noted a new water rate and installation of equipment. The Harrison sewer project accounting showed expenditures totaling $2,187.55 with bids received for proposed improvements.
No objections were received to the petition for an election to determine whether to increase the fire and police force payroll. The election is set for November 6th to vote on the proposed raise.
The Nutley authorities ordered payments totaling 5381.12 as part of a definite action described in town records. The document references the water system and related expenditures in the proceeding.
Nutley Board of Assessors held a regular meeting on October 15 1918 to discuss the town assessment for the year 1918 and related entries. The minutes reference Persad S17 A415 and a likely encroachment or assessment item noted as Senkeo.
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