Scotch Plains brief reports reckless driving arraignments
Dr Frank C Herbert of Whitewood Avenue and William Galbraith of Stony Hill were arraigned before Recorder Morgan on reckless driving charges after a Park and Mountain Aves crash in Scotch Plains. Their cars rolled over. both escaped serious injury, and they settled damages and promised $12 for a replacement traffic post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Herbert
Whitewood Avenue
Willam Galbraith
Stony Hill
Morgan
Scotch Plains
Park and
Mountain Avenues
Pall of Plainfield Patrolmen Benvolent Ball Leaves Rich Fund
About 450 attendees enjoyed a Plainfield Patrolmen Benevolent Association ball at Columbus Hall Monday night. Nichols Orchestra led by Nicholas Meyers kept the floor busy while proceeds bolster the association sick and relief fund. Notables including Plainfield and Westfield police commissioners visited, with Tobias Nolan as secretary treasurer and Thomas Fair Jey as ball committee chairman.
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Plainfield Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
Columbus Hall
Nichols
Nicholas Meyers
Thomas Bebout
Thomas Fair Jey
Tobias Nolan
Plainfield
Westfield
County Registrar Edward L Bauer Sworn In At Courthouse
County Registrar Edward L. Bauer is sworn into office by Judge Pierce at the county courthouse in Elizabeth. The ceremony was witnessed by classmates and friends including Prosecutor Walter L Hetfield and W Kunyon of this city and George Johnston of Scotch Plains. The County Board of Elections canvassed overseas soldiers votes yesterday and issued election certificates. overseas ballots did not alter any official status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Bauer
Pierce
Elizabeth
Theony
Walter L. Hetfield
W. Kunyon
George Johnston
Scotch Plains
County Board of Huections
Auto collision on Seventh Street and Park Avenue injures drivers
A Pierce-Arrow owned by J P Bird and a Stearns-Knight owned by William Kaufman collide on Seventh Street and Park Avenue Monday morning. Mrs Louise Cole driving the Stearns-Knight had the right of way. her vehicle is badly wrecked while Kupicht is charged with reckless driving and reprimanded by the ity court. The Federal Employment Office at 149 North Avenue becomes a clearinghouse for returning soldiers, urging mayors councils of defense unions and boards to aid in locating suitable jobs for veterans.
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Seventh Street
Park Avenue
Pierce-Arrow
J. P. Bird
Evergreen Avenue
John Kupicht
Fast
Second Street
Stearns-Knight
William Kaufman
West Seventh Street
Louise Cole
North Avenue
Washington
Federal Employment Bureau
Defense
City Council
Street Committee
Charles H. Hand
South Avenue
Central Street
Michael Powers
Principal Resigns for YMCA Work in France
Lindsey Best of Madison avenue resigns as Plainfield High School principal to pursue YMCA work in France and is taking a special course at Columbia University to prepare. Henry R. Hubbard of West Ninth Street succeeds as acting principal.
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Lindsey Best
Madison Avenue
Plainfield High School
France
Columbia University
Best
Henry R. Hubbard
West Ninth, Street
City to convert space for storage with rental savings
The city will use former storage and incinerator bricks to build a storage house on Holerty and Greenbrook. Rental income from Walter Temple will amount to about 720 dollars annually, offsetting interest costs on the property. Private George C Noonan, missing after a drive, is reported safe in Holne. A cablegram to his parents confirms his safety.
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Fromtral
Walter Temple
Holerty
Shall Avenue
Greenbrook
George C. Noonan
Sqn
K. Botth
Holne
Joseph Noonan
Westenth Street
Noonan
Seventh Aegis of
New York
P Inn ‘Spartansburg
S. C
State School System May Be Greatly Altered in New Jersey
A heated debate over public school governance in New Jersey looms as the 1915 session nears. Proponents push abolishing the State Board of Education in favor of a single State Commissioner and four assistant commissioners handling different duties. The plan faces strong opposition from those who support retaining the current system, with influence from the State Federation of District Boards of Education.
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Committee On Education
John E. Gill
Mercer
State Board of
Edducation
Comminer of Education
As Hells
Pentary
Educanl
States Department of Public
Seat House
Thomas D. Senior
Bureau of Credentials
Department of Public Instruction
Herbert N. Morse
Business New Department
Charg
Morse
Trenton
State Federation
Dity Boards of Educational
Stouse
New Jersey
Federaion
Edu Yn
Busi Morse
Hous ‘Education ‘Committee
Rd I. Harrison
Chester Ce
Federatio Airman
Federation
Educa ii
Route plan for new belt line debated by engineers
State engineers discuss two belt line routes from Piermont to Newark Bayonne and Summit area with plans to swing via Elizabet h and Meade. Inside route favored for future costs while outer route kept under consideration. Budget talks outline December meetings for Freeholders on 1919 finances and road projects.
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New Jersey
Bayonne
Piermigmt-on
Sumanit
Elizabeth
Lehigh Valley
Summit
Ce Meadows
Varipoint
Ously
Farsou Y Perth
Anboy
Arthue Kei
Rafitan Bay
Be - Cresson, Jr
Joint Port Board
Bing T. Bush
Ibor Board
Cresson
Lowe
Th¢ Joint Board
Two Summit
Local Officers Named in Ramsey Board Roster
The article lists officers including John Y. Cayter of Ramsey as vice president Edward I Harrison of Chesterfield as secretary Herbert N Morse of Fronton as treasurer and Edward E Read Jr of Camden as another treasurer in the board roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Y. Cayter
Ramsey
Edward I. Harrison
Chesterfield
Herbert N. Morse
Frenton
Edward E. Read, Jr
Camden
Freeholders Begin Work on County Budget for 1919
The Union County Board of Freeholders finance committee started drafting the 1919 budget with aim to approve before year end. Expected increased costs for running offices and county institutions may raise the $689,900 figure. retrenchment will guide reductions where possible. Charles A. chairs the finance committee.
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Deggie
Septem
Rease
Uard
Noonger
Finance Committee
Mipets
Freeholder
Sete
Union County Mosquito Commission
ST Victors
Board of Freeholders
Bauer
County Tay
Elizabeth
Sou Street
Union County Board of Freeholders
Posaltte
Charles A
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State Chamber of Commerce
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Angelo
Edward A. Laing
Harry Bartel
East Front Str
Jersey City
West Fourth
Thomas F. Martin
Republican State Committee
Union County
New Jersey Central
Garret Q. Dolliver
Fairview Avenue
Princess Mary Lodge
Daughters of St.George
Hilda Magen
East Second Street
Nellie Kenyon
Paterson
Matilda
Reeves
Hannal Bridge
Jimily Pearson
Neate Rowbotham
Hilda Mager
Florence Young
Anna McGoldrick
Beatrice Gilson
Louise Inside
Ellautside
May E. Bennett
Ann Cartwright
Emy Broadbent
Iines
Hoie
Frank Huff
van Name
Boice Yard
Arlington Avenue
Fourth Street
Arishes of Grace
Grace
ER. F. Feickert
George M. Holstein FL Wedell
George Li
Babcock
Diocesian Conas
Howard Pisming
Orge
S. N Buren
C. G. Wang
Howard c. ‘Tracy
Holy Cro
Nolan and
Loerch
Dowridge
Edward Harvey
Lawrence Somerset
Wilbur Willia
DeMera
Fred Angelo
East Third Street
William Schorb
Front Street
DeMeza
Weiss
American Express Company
Somerset Street
Arold Vanderhoef
William Pond
Peter Kane
Albert Istead
William Johnson
Edmund Conger
van Dyk Tea Store
East Front
Freeholders
Chas. L. Stanley
East Front Street
South and
Leland Avenues
John H. van Winkle Jr
Jon J. Brown
Niwen
Esday
Particu Y
City of Plainfield
Unio
New Jerse
Podest
Heenan
Charles N. Inj
South Fourth Street
South m Beelin
Ifron
Tulford
Edward C. Malterd
Winn & Hibgins Plumbing
Geo. M. Clarke Co
Paul R. Collier
Phome
E. Front St
Gobyrent
Plainfield Storage
Park Ave
Plainfield Auto Tire Cé
Watchung Avenue
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