Fat Pickings For G O P Committee Campaign Funds
The Republican County Committee's receipts and expenditures statement shows total receipts of 4920 with a balance of 155.30. Postage accounted for 650, plus secretary George H. Johnson's 280 share. other major costs covered ward workers challengers and soldier vote logistics and ballot printing. Contributors list includes many named individuals led by Charles N Codding with 1000, Runyon and Morgan also contributing.
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Republican County Committee
George H. Johnson
Robert C. Plume
William N. Runyon
Charles L. Morgan
Arthur N. Pierson
Arthur &. Warner
Charles N. Codding
James E. Warner
Frank H. Smith
M. H. Marehmant
R. F. Murray
Charles A. Reed
Charles W. Oakley
Raymond T. Parrot
Ernest G. Gomme
Augustus
Augustus 8. Crane $50, Francis 5. Phraner $25, George J. Stewart
Andrew McCardell
Arthur B. Werner
Henry Ping
George Vaughan
Carleton B. Pierce
Lawrence B. Mason
F. B. Ryan
Charles E. Smith
Walter C. Darby
William H. Wellman
Henry P. Dengler
B. D. Smith
Henry J. Miller
Peter J. Olde
William F. Graves
Fred Wasserberger
William J
Chauncey M. F. Exelim J. Kennedy
Albin A. Buckley
Benjamin King
Howard
West End Boys Make Trench Candles for Uncle Sam
Rutherford Dalley and four West End boys form a trench candle club aiding the Red Cross effort. They wrap newspaper columns in paraffin to create candles that burn for an hour or more, supplying light and heat for soldiers in Europe. They collect paraffin house to house, and have produced nearly 100 candles in two weeks, with more branches expected to handle growing memberships.
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Sam
The
Red Cross
Plainfield
Osborne
Washington
Darrow Avenue
Essex Street
Rutherford Dalley
R. B. F. Dalley
West Fourth Street
Howard Stillman Frederick
Herbert Case
Marshal Acken
Dally Home
Uncle Sam
Trench Candle Club
Lkely
Averfiow
Grade Crossing Peril Spurs Notice of Reform
A 1914 report outlines the dangers of grade crossings before widespread cars, noting 10 785 trespass accidents with 3 437 involving draft age men. It argues wealth and officials push to reduce deaths and property loss, stressing humanitarian motives over economics. A committee report details public fears and reform efforts to protect life and health.
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Committee On
Crossings Dangers Prompt National Rail Safety Push
The National Association of Railway Commissioners reports 2000 annual deaths at grade crossings and about 200000 crossings nationwide across 22 states. Only nine states gave elimination spending figures. Illinois totals 56.57 million, Massachusetts 11.96 thousand, New York 44 million, Vermont 1.003 million, Maine 21 sport 230000, Oregon 126042 plus 633375, and Virginia 66317. The committee argues greater focus on crossing dangers benefits all travelers.
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National Association of Railway Commissioners
United States
Ilinois
Massachusetts
New York
Vermont
Maine
Oregon
Virginia
Death of Mrs Lawrence at Denmark road home
Mrs Margaret Lawrence wife of Frank Lawrence died last night at her home on Denmark road in her forty second year. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at the late home with Rev E V Stevenson rector of Grace Episcopal church in which the deceased was a communicant. Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery.
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Lawrence
Margaret Lawrence
Frank Lawrence
Denmark Road
E. V. Stevenson
Grace P. EB. Church
Hillside Samatary
P. H. Cadet Corps Election Results Named
The examination for officers of the P. H. B. cadet corps for the coming year lists Captain Charles Green First Lieutenant Heywood Erickson Second Lieutenant Judson Blake First Sergeant Alexander Milne and Sergeants Bidney Angerdauer George Enk Wesley Johnson with the cadet corps poised for the new term.
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P. H. & Cadet Corps
P. H. B. Cadet Corps
Charles Green
Leutenant
Heywood Erickson
Lieajtenant
Judson Blake
Alexander Milne
Bidney
Angerdauer
George Enk
Wesley Johnson
Going to Washington and Hartford Thanksgiving travel
Former United States Senator and Mrs James B. Martin will go to Washington to remain until early May. Miss Katherine Rinehart of Dunnellen left Wednesday for Hartford Conn where she will spend the Thanksgiving holidays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mra
James B. Martin
Katherine Rinehart
Dunnellen
Hartford
Conn
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S. Hirsch
Front Street
Plainfield, N. J
Sarrogete
G. O. P. Committee
Try the Central Publishing Company
North Ave
West End Boys
Attertiss
Norwalk
Norwalk Vault CO
Plainfield, New Jersey
Krauthamer Shop
Krauthamer Factory
Jersey
Krauthamer
Watchung Avenue
Fourth St
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