Plainfield Considers Two Platoon Fire Force Change
Firemen in Plainfield face a voter decision on adopting a two platoon system to improve home life and efficiency. Petitions circulated for a November ballot as critics claim current 24 hour duty harms families. Supporters cite eight hour norms and wider labor reforms influencing the fire department.
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Reckless trolleying blamed for deadly West Front crash
Plainfield officials condemn reckless trolley operation on the Plainfield to Grant avenue stretch after last Saturday night collision on West Front street. Witnesses say the trolley moved at high speed with lights on, shoving ahead for a full block before stopping. Authorities plan prosecutions, hoping to curb future deaths and injuries by stopping trolleys from using Front street as a speedway.
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Plainfield
Grant Avenue
Public Service Corporation
Plainfield Avenue
Front Street
Ted
Dann
North Avenue
Ted' Clevely
van Deventer
East Front Street
Somerset Street
Packard
Pierce-Arrow
Fire
Depo
Jersey Central
Jersey City
Akating
Grove Street
Craig Place
Praise for Plainfield Army Demonstration Committee Note
Mayor Leighton Calkins praises Chairman William N. Runyoo and Plainfield committee members for their 1917 National Army demonstration. The letter commends unity, dignity, and patriotic spirit guiding the community event honoring select men going to service.
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William N. Runyoo
Plainfield
National Army
Leighton Calkins
William N. Ranyon
Citizens’ Committee
N. J
Judge Ranyon
Pak
Warner Active in Sheriff Fight in Union County
James E. Warner, after filing to succeed George C. Otte, campaigns actively claiming his experience. He argues Union County voters should elect a sheriff with long service and knowledge of duties, noting his time as undersheriff and various civic memberships including Cranford Golf Club and local lodges.
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James E. Warner
George C. Otte
Mr. Warner
Morris County
Chatham
Bit
Cranford
Citizen
Elks Plan Service for Alexander MacDuff
Plainfield Lodge Elks will lead funeral rites for Alexander MacDuff who died after a fall. Ceremony at 1:45 p.m. at the club, then to Hillside Cemetery. William N. Runyou to deliver the eulogy, Elks quartet to music, MacDuff a Scotsman born 1844, longtime grounds gardener, widow sole survivor.
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Elke
Alexander MacDum
Division Street
The
Elks
Club
Sons
Rome
Wiliam N. Runyou
Elks Quartet
Elmer D. Cutting
Hillside Cemetery
Mr. MacDuff
Scotland
H. G. Runkle
West Eighth Street
MacDuff
Scotteh Elkn
Elks Lodge
Embryo Officers at Ft Meyer Commended
Army officers in charge of the second officers training camp at Port Meyer commend the embryo officers for shaping thousand men. The Plainfield men show strong marks and many choose artillery, with several infantry. William D. Conrad has already earned his commission.
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Port Meyer
Alredy
Plainfield
Howard Carty
William D. Conrad
Thomas M. Day
John H. Greene
Dwight J. Harris
Clarence W. Lightfoot
Ar Ulery
William 8. Lyon
John C. Martin
Roger D. Mallick
Frank Neal
Edward FL Stevenson
Roger Stew
Richard Btrong
As Trompe
Joseph
Teat Venter
Philip Venter
Wiliam D.conrad
Sergeant Avra’s squad wins drill honor in Home Defense League
Sergeant Luther Ayer's squad led with twelve men at the weekly Home Defense League drill on Wednesday night. Corporal Phillips' squad took second with ten men and a tie for third between Sergeant Hammet's and Collier's squads, amid about seventy total attendees. Captain J Whitney Taker congratulated the participants.
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Luther Ayer
Ling Belease
Home Defense League
Phillips
Hammet
Collier’s
J. Whitney Taker
Valuation Rate Remains Unchanged in Union County
The State Board of Taxation published the final equalization table this week, affecting Roselle Ber Borough and Union County Tax Board. Details show figures like 3,818/200 and totals such as 11,058,150 and 1,315,120, with other numbers continuing the assessment.
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State Board of Tasation
Union County
Roselle Ber
Segund Regiment Mobilises With Planned Southward Move
The Segund Regiment, mobilised at Camp Donnelly Trem ton for weeks, expects to depart today. Orders hint at a move to Governor's Island or Analaston and likely southward to Gea Girt. The Third Regiment, Pirot Artillery Rage, Hospital Corps remain in place awaiting orders. A mass parade and city officials observed the marchers before they set out.
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Segund
Camp Donnelly
Tremton
Mires
Governor's Island
Analston
Ansiston
Elizabeth
Atr
Keppey
Wic
Dongelly
Cfty
Soldiers Plan Ballot Voting for State Election
The article reports on soldiers' ballot plans for the wetad listiment of headquartare at military training camps in New Jersey. Secretary of State Thomas F. Martin travels to Washington to arrange election offices, with Charles A. Robinson negotiating in Wrightstown and plans to inform heads to forward candidate information for soldier voting across jurisdiction.
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Weropartnan
New Jersey
Washington
Noble
Charles A. Robinson
Anine Hill
Wrightstown
New Jeteer
Pas
National Army
Avery Offen
Jan J. Carrott
Eee 8
Martin
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