Sad News For the Faithful and Democratic Outing
The article laments a downturn in Democratic events with references to Jim Kaiser and Fred Ties, noting the absence of planned gatherings at Witsel's Grove and Cedar Brook. It mentions Hugh Boyle managing athletics, the queen city area, and an outdoor substitute event unlikely to occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Kaiser
Ior
Ana Sadger
Sirius
Witsel's Grove
Nate
Bentes
Han
Rossin
Fred Ties
Hugh Boyle
Jim” Martive
Cedar Brook
Queen City
Republicans Pick Slate for County
A Plainfield sourced outline shows the Republican slate for Union County includes Wilbur and Shetit-Freeboker for positions, Parrot for surrogate, and William N. Wo for State Senate Assemblyman with Armstrong, Morgan, and Pierson for Assembly. The plan aims to split Elizabeth and bolster the rest of the county vote while courting surrogate support with Olde. DeMess and Runyon are among other debated candidates, with Armatrone noted as a Rahway newcomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Union County
Shetit
Freeboker & Ft. Wilbur
George T. Par
Daviid Armstrong
Rahway
Charles L. Morgan
Lizaon
Arthur N. Pierson
Court of
Elizabetnh
Elias F Ap Pleats
Joseph H. Neill
Wibur
Perrot
Peter J. Olde
Union Coty Board of Taxation
Gourze C. Otte
Parrot
Olde
Conte
Mr. Parrots
Ate
Otto
James [Kelly
W. G. DeMess
Assemblyman
Runyon
Common Pleas
Todze
Pierson
Hapsrok & Pince I
Armatrone
Myer & Armstrong
Farr Pay Plans for Labor Day Charity Drive
Preparations were underway as the Red Cross and local trade bodies plan a major Labor Day operation to memorialize and support workers. Organizers emphasize coordinated drives, fundraising, and community outreach to aid relief efforts.
Old Salt Strayer From Watery Grave
Local No 2 electrical workers recount the Bay outing aboard the volt jersey. Strayer, an experienced land-lubber, steadies the sinking schooner while Summers and Pope aid others. the group returns to shore as crew discuss life and insurance fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Bay
Strayer
Plainfelders
Volt
Jersey
Westmere
Elijah Trumbull
Allie Wagner
Wagner
Winslow Junction
Ames
Timbottes
Ely
Frank Pope
United State
Perth
Amboy
Raritan
Ray
Plainfield
Ageor
Soldier's Beach
Reuben Hal Wins Big Race at Boston
Thomas Brantingham of Park Avenue returned from Boston with the New England Racing Association silver cup for the 2 16 pace at the Metropolitan track. Brantingham drove Reuben Wal owned by Arthur C Henssler of Newark, winning two heats easily and finishing strong under the wire. The cup, valued at 500, drew cheers as thousands watched the Elks convention crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brantingham
Park Avenue
Boston
New England Racing Association
Brantinghe
Reuben Wal
Arthur C Henssler
Newark
Brantingham
Elks
Metropolitan
Bathers Flock to Holly Lake Like Atlantic City Scene
Hundreds of Plainfield residents visit Holly Lake beach as Milton Mendel expands the site from three to nine acres with sand dumped to form a coast like shore. A diving platform and electric light are planned, with private cottages and a nominal bathing fee, making Holly Lake a nearby resort option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Mendel
Holly Park
Atlantic City
Mende
Mendel
August closure plan by trade groups for workers vacation
Thursday activities during August call for many feral (federal?) workers to close for the entire day so employees may take a day off. The plan was arranged by the total Board of Trade and Business Men's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadermen
Total Board of Trade and Busidiens Men's Association
Merger Dorks Not Afro Local Concern
Nearing the end of its first year at Plainfeld's West Front Street plant the American Motore Corporation shows growing output and expansion. Reporters gathered rumors of a proposed merger with Finited Motors and Chevrolet plants, but an official says the plant is thriving with overtime and doubling output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfeld
American Motore Corporation
West Front Street
Wpekt, & Record
Xnitting For Jackier On The Maine
The Maine battleship captain asked that his men be supplied with knitted comforters after a letter from Watchung avenue showed the Red Cross chapter ready to help. Woolen garments will keep the crew warm, with volunteers preparing warm items for the sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joea
Red Crom
Watchung Avenue
Maine
Base
Woolems
Vacancies filled as labor bureau aids national army calls
State Labor Commissioner Bryant informs labor director Spits that vacancies for national army recruitment will be filled through the Newark based labor bureau and similar institutions. The agency, doubled space, reports crowded rooms, many applicants, including 3600 boys registered for Tampa work. The Plainfield executives club plans cooperation to minimize local industry impact while promoting a free employment bureau. Executives named: Ayer, Mehl, Spicer, Stillman, Emmons, Bradford, Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jervey Industries
National Army
State Department of Labor
State
Fraskire Street
Newark
Lewis T. Bryant
Joseph Spits
Duresd
Tampa
Gretchor
Denk
Plainfield Executives Club
Thie City
State Department
Plainfield
Offiers
Ayer
Informations Motor Company
W. H Mehl
Meni Tool and Die Company
Moselle
C. W. Spicer
Spicer Manufacturing Company
South Plainfeld
A. F P. Stillman
Watson- Stillman Company
Aldene
L. Emmons
Votey Oran Company
Garwood
W. Bradford
Standard Aero Corporation
P. Ww. Hall
Hall Printing Press Company
Dunellen
Plainfield Social Roundup Sees Local Moves And Trips
Local residents returned to duties after illness and extended visits, while others planned vacations and trips to Atlantic City, Windsor and Wildwood. Families from Plainfield, Jersey City, and neighboring towns were guests at homes or traveling to Philadelphia, Boston, Providence, and Windsor for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isvenue
New Jersey Central
Glover Sevens
Lee Miller
George Dunn
Seateh Pidine
Thame
Pennsylvania
J. Delaware
West Virginia
Marielle Palilion
Madison
Svenme
Charity Organitation Society
Graff
Somerville
James Hurley
Belmont Avenue
Wilkes-Darre
Vincent W. Nash, Jr
John C. Rock
Thomas
Ralph L. Morrow
The
Daily Press
Philadelphia
Cal
Poster
Ewain
Emma Crowley
Newstreet
Worcester, Main
Boston
Providence
R. J
Novenna
Loretta Dunny
East Seventh Street
Windsor
Mee Franke Burke
West Sixth Street
Wildwood
South
Piainfeld
Anniston Welcomes Jersey Soldiers With Southern Charm
The piece describes Anniston Alabama as a welcoming base for D and Company K Plainfield Jersey soldiers. It highlights the city’s climate accessibility, rail links, and attractions such as Oxford Lake Park, the Country Club, Pulpit Rock, and a strong educational and municipal infrastructure. It notes prohibition, hospitable residents, and plans for a camp site near the city, projecting a comfortable stay before deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Anniston
Seaboard Railway
Oxford Lake Park
Pulpit Rock
PostoMce
Federal
Slzo
Noble School
Presbyterian Synodical College
Tx ‘Bow
Powder Assessment Still Stants in Bayerville Case
The State Board of Taxation upheld dismissal of the International Steel and Ordnance Corporation appeal on its Middlesex county explosion plant assessment of 140 000 pounds for building and machinery valued at 870 000 The company had not paid taxes on two items claiming it did not own the property as of May 2 1914. Also mentions lectures on Vital Questions of the Day at Hartridge School with Miss Janet Richards from November through March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseymen
D and Company K
Plainfield
Annistown
Scarrbérough
Record Staf
Piedmont
Appalachian
Virginia
Alabama
Haelt
I Pew
Beriand Valley
Raihway
Washington, D.C
Minetestpra Divierce
Lederilie Polite
Nashville
International Steel and Ordnance Corporsion
Bayerville
Middlesex County
Great Britain
State Board of Taree
Middleex
Janet Richards
Hartridee School
Two-Three Leader on League and Local Guard Declares Caution
Mayor Leighton Calking replies to the Adjutant General about the local home guard organized by business leaders. He reiterates that the local force, created to oppose disorder, can hardly be relied upon for state police or military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton Calking
Ber
Home Guard
Pete
Prisons Inquiry Commission Changes Announced
Governor Edge named Dwight W. Morrow of Englewood to succeed William B. Dickson of Montclair as chairman of New Jersey Prisons Inquiry Commission. He also invited former Assemblyman Ogden H. Hammond of Bernardsville to fill another vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kdge
Dwight W. Morrow
Englewood
J. P. Morgan & Co
William B. Dickson
Montrlair
State Prisons Inquiry Commission
Ogden H. Hammond
Bernardsville
Edge
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Ee J. Brown Phan Er Tt
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Helen Brrniareki
Annie B
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Peldt Pleasant
Reuben Hal
Holly Lake
Jackier
John Rétser
Clinton Conover
Emma Elliot
Courier News Star
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Frederick McKeegan
West Fourth Street
John Fischer
Alleghany
Anta Doyle
East Fifth Street
William Brown
Watchung Ave
Lake Opatcong
Derraen
Rela
Maplin
Bradley Beach
James A. Wilson
Rel
John Carmichael
Mourne Avenue
Intovdence
Edward Wall
No. 1 Fire
Rouse
West Second Street
Pearhare
Pithh
New Streets
Middle West
Detroi
Me Boonie & Carpenter
R. D. Carver
M. J. Whelns
Long Branch
Toms River
Mary Reilly
Jackson Avenue
Berogeh
Bes
Atantic City
Ion Be
New South
New Jersey
Bie
U. S. Weather Bureau
Seller's
Saint Luke's Hospitals
Farber Memorial School
Totel Anniston
Janet Richard
Twothrr Lerryr
Leagur
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