Local News In Brief From Trinty Reported Fetrefry Night
Readable items note a Saturday Fetrefry staged by the Boys Division of the YMCA at Pisinfield High. A windy Tuesday gusts to 50 mph caused damage citywide with uprooted trees and shattered shingles. Community events include a student honor at Vansar College, Red Cross fundraisers, and local civic appointments in South Bound Brook and nearby boroughs.
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Ruth
Gleaner
Trinty
Sedi
Pisinfield High
Mc.a
Pete Anneing
Brchertrs
Jimme
Abe
Bert
Watchung
Mine Pauling Sandford
William M. Sandford
Emnt Seventh Street
Sonn
Physician declares 25000 blaves to drugs in Newark hearing
Dr Rosewater testified to a Senate health committee in Newark that about 25000 addicts exist in the state and spend roughly 27000 daily on drugs. Proponents and pharmacists debated proposed measures to curb drug traffic while warning of unintended harms to patients and doctors.
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Charles W. Holthaver
Adolph
Marquier
Newark
Senate Committee On Health
Pilcrit
Charles A. Rosewater
George T. Vickers
Hurbon County
George M. Beringer
Ted
Ams
Rosewater
Stand by Wilson proclaimed in Newark column
Public interest centers on political loyalties amid wartime unity assertions. The Newark Call and Camden Post Telegram echo bets on David Baird’s Senate ambitions, praising unselfish patriotism while noting shifts and past actions. Details mix political stance with local items about John J King's hospitalization and a Newark Cedar Grove item on poverty and perseverance.
Plainfield recruits thank home folks for kindness
Eight selection men of Company G Stith Infantry send thanks to Plainfield residents and the Red Cross and Navy League for their provisions and gifts before departing for Camp Dix on February 25 1918. The letter to the Record praises the hospitalities of the people of Plainfield and the community for the generous sendoff.
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Plainfield
Stith Infantry
Camp Dix
Mayne
Pidinfield Red Cross
Navy League
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Otto Links
New Jersey Politics and the Baird Senate Question
An excerpt discussing New Jersey political dynamics, Governor Edge's strategy, and the potential appointment of David Baird as U S Senator. It weighs Baird’s experience, loyalty to the governor, and the public stance toward bosses while reflecting on past nominations and the aging issue in high political office.
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William Coyts
E Tee
Petersborg
Tim Medical
Op Signal Corps
Camp Hospital
cAmMe
Mr. Coyle
Johnne
Lavar
West Dunellen
Notas
Newark
Baird Hom Cammy
Davide Baird
Everer
Rawid Ratt
The
Jersey Journal
Haird
Btates
Senate
Edge
United States
Washington
Raird
South Jersey
Fage
Guber‘wateriql
Baird
Coleate
Foixe
New Jersey
New York Sun
David Baird
Jme
David
New York Tribune
Romaine
Elihu Root
Democratic Party
Henry G. Davis
Congress
New Divisional Formation Moves Plainhelders From Anniston
The report outlines early shifts within the 113th Regiment and Second Infantry at Camp Mollellan, with Major McCullough and Captain Warren overseeing staff adjutant duties. It notes inspections of reservation plumbing, regimental reviews, divisional orders, and disruptions to guard operations, plus a lively mule stampede in the corral and a notable finish by First Lieutenant Frederick Goddard in the Inter-ally race.
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113Th Regiment
New Jersey
Second Infantry
Jim Elisabeth
National Guard
National Army
113Th Infantry
Arry O. Warren
Elizabeth
Mons
Hugh Riley
Baltimore
Albert J. Littell
Plainfield
George E. Jemison
Rebury Park
Camp Mollellan
313Th Infantry
John W. Woodward
John McCullough
McCullough
Washington
Samuel Bowker
Trenton
Jenkinson Plans Partial Coal Deliveries Next Fall and Winter
State Fuel Administrator Jenkinson outlines tentative plans for three 25 percent deliveries of the year's coal needs in 1916 17 to consumers. Remaining tonnage would be allocated proportionally to dealers and residents as available, aiming to prevent crowding and ensure reserves. He asked Garfield's approval and discussed coordination with Bergen County officials to manage electric heat and burning plans during winter disruptions.
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Jenkinson
Fasl
Garfield
Gar- Held
Sesson
Jack Duckworth Leaves for Long Stay in Elyria Ohio
Jack Duckworth, longtime machinist and widely known plate formatter, left yesterday for Elyria Ohio to join Pathe Phonograph Company at the Brooklyn plant for several months. He will systematize work and speed production, after a farewell gathering at Walter Emmons home in Levenus with friends wishing him success.
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Jack” Duckworth
Oto
Ehine
Vitaphone
Pathe Phonograph Company
Brooklyn
Elyria
Ohio
Pathe
Jack
Yune
Clarkson Enlists in Quartermasters Department
Clarkson, son of Mr and Mrs Robert J Clarkson of John street, enlisted in the Quartermasters Department last Saturday as reported in local news.
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William Clarkson
Vem Clarkson
Robert J. Clarkson
John Street
Quartermasters’ Department
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Edward G Raleton
Fort Sill
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Jeren
Muhlenberg Hospital
Harry A. Dennis
Watchung Avenue
Mubt Hospital
Arteing
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Mablen
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Joseph Parca
Charles Johnson
Rabrock Dufidine
Masonie
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Ets
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Red Cross
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Camden Post-Telegram
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John J King
Lee Place
Graduate Hospital
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Anniston
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