Belleville adopts commission form of government vote tally reported
Belleville voters approve switching to a commission form by 716 to 647 amid strong district support and opposition. Three commissioners will be elected in November as part of the new system with majorities in Second District and several Third Ward sections, while some wards reject the plan. The campaign was largely issue driven and organized by civic groups avoiding candidate personalities. Community events note a St Clare's Hall dance and gathering in Delawanna with refreshments to follow.
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Belleville
Wenex
Orange
Irvington
Annancialafaite
Oe League
Nutley Federated Churches Elects Officers
The Nutley Federated Churches elected officers led by President Dr George W Mead with vice presidents C W Caldwell Nile G Lindstrom George A Hill and George J Douglas. Charles Thom was corresponding secretary while Rev Henry J Condit became recording secretary and Edgar J Bostock was treasurer. Edgar Green of Hillside Avenue took a bus trip to Chicago.
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Nutley Federated Churches
George W. Mead
C. W. Caldwell
Nile G. Lindstrom
George A. Hill
George Ji. Douglas
Charles Thom
Henry J Condit
Edear J. Bostock
Fall Convention of MJ State Federal4 Today
The federation secretary A B Natty announces a special car will leave Union Avenue and Centre Street at 8 46 am with stops at Chestnut Street Vreeland Avenue Crammonds Drug Store and Kingsland Street. Franklin Building and Loan Association elected officers Wednesday night naming Batchelor treasurer Cansoty and directors Guthrie and Booth.
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Nattey
A. B
Federation
Union Avenue
Centre Street
Chestnut Street
Vreeland Avenue
Crammond’s Drug Store
Kingsland Street
Franklin Building and Loan Association
Batchelor
Henry A Cansoty
Abram FP. Guthrie
Richard W. Booth
City transfers new trolley riders to central corner
Meeting of commissioners plans transfer changes for Newark trolley riders. Big Tree site crowded so authorities move transfers to Central avenue corner while noting limited space and possible contractor impact. A gun-fire ordinance within three hundred feet of a house is approved by final reading.
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May
Abram
Newark
Central Avenue
Carr
New Jersey Pottery Exhibit Planned by Newark Group
Jersey clay products to be showcased at a February exhibit at the Free Public Library in Newark. The Newark Museum Association and state pottery producers plan a compact display of every kind of item made from New Jersey clay to highlight the state's second place in clay product output.
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Jersey
Newark Muncom Assottalion
Free Public Library
Newark
New Jersey
United States
Tte
Local Republicans Hear Candidates at Nutley Rally
The first Nutley campaign rally was held Tuesday at the Republican Club headquarters. Senator Austen Edwards V. Gray and freeholders Bert and Michael Matting spoke on national issues to about 150 attendees. Colgate praised President Wilson’s letter to Underwood and argued the war tax is a deficiency tax to cover tariff revenue shortfalls.
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Joos! Republican Club
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Austen Edwardsv. Gray
Gress
Freeholders
E A”Bert
Michard Mattinck
Colgate Applis
Wilson
Oscar W. Underwood
Congress
Mgr. Colgate
Martin
Geveral
Reeex
Overbrook
Stelle
Outalfer Wa
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O'Neill Wardrobe Company Announces Largest Purchase
The O'Neill Wardrobe Company, a major New Work department store, promotes an immense stock sale to counter uptown shopping trends. It advertises the largest single purchase ever made by a department store and urges eager buyers from New Jersey to visit Monday for deeply discounted goods amid hard times.
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Fe Fiem
Ant Thats & Co
Naice Ttte
New Jersey
Social events and church group notices stir Nutley scene
The Mithday Soela at Edwin Probert home drew about seventy five guests for a lively musical program led by Helen Lintetrom and Sadie Ragieoson. A missionary tea at Nite Lindstrom’s place drew a large attendance. a Girke Corps was formed under Major Malogey with weekly meetings announced for the church social hall.
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Mithday Soela
Edwin Probert
Mre
Helen Lintetrom
Sadie
Sadie Ragieoson, Mise Core Perrtiere E. A. Otten, of Deemiende Society of
Brooklyn
W J. Kinsley
Girke
Vonrerion
Malogey
Jala
Ely
Answers Charged Against the Tariff Rally
Reports on a Democratic rally with speakers including Eugene FF Kinkead and Richard Bredon. Critics argued tariffs did not fund expenses but supported treasury stability, calling for labor legislation and noting votes on railroad labor and other issues. Local Democrats urged support for Morley ticket and McDonald, with J Harry Hull presiding.
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Eugene FF Kinkead
Ger
Wilson
United States
Democratie
Richard Bredon
Legislatere
Colgate
Miocton
Moorfeld
Gelleville
Nutley
Domah A. Waleh
Michael J. Quigley
Frederick 3. Meiseher
Leweliya BE. Pratt
Morley Democrats
McDonald
Praut
J. Harry Hull
Reilly and Smith wed at St Marys in a large ceremony
More than two hundred relatives and friends attended the wedding of Mies Anos Reilly daughter of Mr and Mrs John Reilly of Passsie Avenue and Jobe Smith of Belleville at St Marys Catholic Church Wednesday. Rector William L. Conningham performed the ceremony with Mise May Reilly as maid of honor and James Smith of Philadelphia as best man. The bride wore a meteor gown with Trish lace and carried a bouquet. The maid of honor wore a bie crepe de meteor gown.
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Mies Anos Reilly
John Reilly
Passsie Avenue
Jobe Smith
Belleville
Ole Ja
Mary's Catholic
St Marys
Smith
Children of Mary
St. Mary's Church
Wiliam L. Con
Fragmentary wedding vow notes from wartime journal
Incomplete diary fragment records wedding vows and personal names amid wartime disruption. The text hints at a ceremony moment and pledged promises, but most details, dates, and participants are garbled and unreadable.
Child Struck by Auto in Rome Street Accident
A three year old named Antonio Spossia from Rome Street was seriously hurt when he darted into the street and was struck by a car traveling at speed. Police report the driver remained at the scene and assisted the injured child.
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Antonio Spossia
Rome Street
Registry figures show slight increase in voters
Readable text notes that nine hundred ninety nine men may be eligible for the upcoming election month, marking a rise over four years of quotas. The town tally increases with a total mentioned, tied to the presidential year, and all youths in the area are described as ready for orderly participation.
First Free Public Lecture In Birdland At Park Auditorium
About two hundred attendees heard Mr. Kaward Avia discuss birds during a talk titled Eventog in Birdland at the Park Beboo auditorium. Stunning stereo views of night skies and moonlit landscapes accompanied the lecture with depictions of a country church and a broken organ tone heard through trees. Featured bird names included sparrow family members such as fabine woodrush woodpecker merry, ilacrow wild canery yellow Warbler gray bea, spotted sandpiper and meadow lark.
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Kaward Avia
Raillimore
Brown entertains members of Friday Afternoon Club
Fragmented text shows Brown entertaining members of the Friday Afternoon Club at Cathedral arenas. Mentions Mrs Terry of Pine Revercombe and Mr Green with Mrs Donald MaeeMifian reading prior lines.
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Brown
Prigay
U. T. Brome
Cathedral Arenas
Terry
Pine
Greretiog
Ner Green
Donald MaeeMifian
Valles
Picture of Ten Ladies of G A B
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a presentation or gathering titled Ten Ladies of the General Association of B with mentions of Sarah Siey and Gems Greve. Details about location, time, and purpose are unclear due to garbled text.
Social and Personal notices of local residents
Members and guests are mentioned in birthday and visiting notices. Mrs Cariaad of Ratertienbeorem and Mr and Mrs Thome bases hosted gatherings. Mr and Mrs Devid Mask of peet street welcomed visitors on the birth of Ganghint Toerdey Mix Exe Ryan. A birthday party was hosted by Mire Gray on Tineide avenue. Presbyterian Tearapetad is referenced in relation to the social happenings.
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Peet Street
Ganghint Toerdey
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