Major Selects Troopers For Federal Duty
Lieutenant Feigenspan of Kasex Troop selects Jersey Cavalry volunteers for the inaugural Washington demonstration. Names include Sickler, Orray, Updike, Gallagher, Caulfield, Hummel, McCauley, Nelson, Van Deventer, Flem, Cady, and others. Troops report Sunday at 2, travel by sleeping cars, meals provided, guard units under Major Hobart J. Brown, with Governor Edge to attend.
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Tientenant
Edwin ©. Peigenspan
Kasex
Hobart J. Brown
New
Jer- Cavalry
Lieut. Feigenspan
Jolln F. Sickler
Jones Orray
Frank Updike
Joseph Gallagher
John
Treiis
Newark
Edge
Hobart St. Frown
New Jersey Cavalry
War on Drys Aims to Shift Liquor Licenses in Columbus
A pro wet faction plans strong campaign against dry laws across the state. Speakers will present motion picture summaries and lectures to sway public opinion and promote new wholesale and retail licenses in Pinfield. Key figures include Michael F Conttrey J Weinman Ellie Weetrott John J Sullivan F Windham John A Staats Bottling Company Frank Links and George St Westcott.
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Dave
von Mims
Columbus Club
Ssaa Pomeinia
Pininfeld
Michael Fonnttrey
J. Weinman
Ellie Weetrott
John J. Sullivan
F. Windham
John A. Staats
Bottling Company
Frank Links
George St. Westcott
Pneumonia Victim Arthur B. Titsworth Dies
Arthur Hemting Titsworth aged 27 died in a Wilmington hospital after a brief illness. Son of Mr and Mrs Lewis T Tite of West Fitch Avenue, he held a mechanical engineering degree from Rutgers College. He is survived by his parents two brothers Ferdinand and Ralph and one sister Mrs A W. Arrangements will be announced later.
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Arthur Hemting Titsworth
Lewis T. Tite
West Fitch
Bospital
Wilmington
Del
Mutgers College
Wls
Ferdinand
Ralph
Troop D Boy Now in France
An American sergeant from Troop D heads to France with a unit of volunteer ambulance drivers. He resumed Yale studies before enlisting and remains committed to service, reflecting the era's civilian volunteers joining the medical corps overseas.
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France
Lyman Minbard
Leyte
Wibbard
Foo Tate
Yale
Eutonr
Sational aid society seeks equipment for hospital work
The Sational Aid Society, aiding a safe hospital on M border, requests chairs, tables and machines to continue work at the new East Front headquarters. Anyone able to lend items should inform Mrs 8 ni reached by the S81 Lec. edited by Douglas Avardropp in the Aero idevated section. Modern Asropiings event at Washington School auditorium featured illustrated tall and audience enjoyment.
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M Border
East Front
Special Aid Schiet
Mra
Lecteked Tiene
Douglas Avardropp
Aero
Washington School
P H S Cadet Corps to Be Reorganized
A Piainfela High School plan aims to reorganize the cadet corps as a national emergency preparation. The effort traces to past student-led arms drills, rifles procured from government, and debates among staff about daily drill and formal approval.
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P.H.S. Cadet Corps
Piainfela High
Lindsey Rost
Edoration
A. B. Mered
Real
Blanchard
James D. McNabban
Inetmetrcs
Springfield
Fitelle
Cen
Meredith
Uve
Jce
Best
Fiest
Reet
First Call for Elks Big Show Rehearsals Begin
The Elks announce the first rehearsal for a three night operetta The Land of Mystery to be staged April 10 11 and 12. A cast of sixteen principals and a 200 member chorus is planned with children’s roles and Ballet of the Fairies segment inviting area students and past participants to join.
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A. P.O
Plain ‘Theatre
Watchung
Robert Skil
Myntic
Land of Mystery
Prin
Find Formance
Wag Dove
U Pisingelad
Thare
Elke
Harting
W. BR. Causdt
A. B. Force
William Mulvey
Edward Ferguson
Sandford
W. Apear
G. Westcott
Robert Gow
P Btent
WH. Pope
F. la Bork Ana
Willem C. Muirchatrman
William BR
Laroy Wi Hall
Edward Starker
Albert F. Roek
First Session for Juveniles in City Court
A new juvenile court session was inaugurated by Judge DeMesa, establishing a Saturday morning intake in city court. Parents will be notified and attend court for juvenile arrests, with probation officer Irwin enhancing case review and prevention efforts.
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DeMesa
City Court
Gorinus Sperta
Walla
Bation Trwin
DeMeza
Po Loeie Department
Erfnl
DeMorntes Alware
Irwin
Monster mass meeting to raise ten thousand dollars
A mass meeting organized by the J Wee Committee is set for March 27 in the city. Local backers and citizens of Plate ne ipl are urged to attend as officials anticipate funds and support for the movement. Juded lihm NS. Newed nte chairman pte theal committae.
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Tha J Wee Committee
Plate Neipl
Juded Lihm NS
Newed Nte
Pte Theal Committae
Pension Fund Starts New System for Clergy Pay
A historical note outlines a pension fund restructuring for churches, detailing a pledged $5,500,000 and a fund of $15,000,000 aimed at supporting clergy salaries. The plan describes annual payouts, actuarial calculations, and the fund's impact on parish finances over the coming years, with emphasis on stability for retirement benefits.
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United States
Armory Authorization Foes State Appropriation Move
The filing discusses an authorize action for the armory and a contested appropriation. Officials signal the state may seize tithe and approve a $5,000 allocation while a bounty of $20 is noted. The record indicates questions about official consent and timing, with adjutant general and county cleric involved in the actions.
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Charlee
Counell Ta Apts
Crane Takes Oath and Orders Major Court Reforms
Elizabeth Crane yesterday took the oath as judge of the Pixinfield district court. He ordered a sweeping reorganization with defined office hours, new clerk duties, and stricter scheduling to improve court efficiency. The Bar Association may handle home service cases as Hetfield plans to retire to private practice.
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Hetfield
Crane
Crert Horace. Atlams
Crang
City Taxes Rise Amid Newark District Revenue Push
The Newark Fifth District reports growing income tax collections and widespread payment by individuals. An estimated $100,000 variance exists in industry estimates, while last year’s district receipts reached about $20.0 million. About 20,000 residents paid taxes, with the count expected to rise by roughly 60 percent next year. Only a few corporations owe taxes above thresholds, and most reporters must file only if over specified amounts.
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New Jersey
Newark
Nominating Officers for 1917 at B P O E Lodge
The 888 B P O E lodge held nominations for the coming year with Francis J. teeped reading the minutes and names like J. Warding and Fraderick R. Haynes as officers. Due to other duties William Town cannot serve as secretary again, a Newark lodge visit is planned for March 20 to perform initiatory duties, and committees were set by Walter S. Marder for the election. A special representation to Newark and a trip along the New Jetepy Central on March 29 are planned.
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Id Lodge
Francis J
Keicht
L. Tete
William FR. Town
Newark
Eanex County
Elka
Alt
Walter
Marder
Jatin Cote
Mare Jomam
Cc van Fimaburga
Chart Steworth
Jetepy Central
School Visit Week Revives Interest in Public Education
A fragmented notice urges visits to schools during School Visit Week on March 12. It emphasizes parent engagement with teachers to understand children’s learning and school activities, noting some parents may find visits practicable to build community interest and support public education.
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Leschers
Minstrel Show Planned by Saarer Employes Tonight
Saarer Employes announce a local minstrel performance at Hallagg Hall with Amy Ming, Jt Hallagg, and several acts. The event includes a 7 PM start, dancing, singing, and entertainment by the Satan J. Powers company, featuring Betsy and Tedsle Tambo and a sea athlete act.
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Orlavhaw
Ted Ty
Eae
Riek H. Lungery
A. Thorn
Milatent Qhetchen
Shmie
Etropietjan’ Fenta
Ty Eee Hapren
Park golf club series update with two games scheduled
Fragmentary report notes the annual ling series between Park Giants and others, with three games planned at the Elke Club starting in January. It mentions two games on a weekend, the second game likely involving a gun of At the Park Club.
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Giab Fs
Elke’Club
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Fred ‘Cady, Peritin and
Collins
John Logan
Fisintwla
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Weabington
Tata
York Avenue
Renkie
Chartes
Sime
Washine
Barber
Arthur B. Titsworth
Adven
Uae
Home Sweet Home
Armory
Gletrich Sadrt
Abe Bavid
Itis Beth
Weslee
Tesus
B.P
Saarer
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