Potter Company and Wood Corp Press Advances described
The article details a shift in printing technology with new web presses by Potter and Wood corporations. It notes deployments in the New York Herald and a Philadelphia exhibit, plans to expand or modernize the Plainfield South Second street plant, and possible government contracts affecting reconstruction.处
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
New York Herald
Philadelphia
Plainfield
South Second Street
Grant Avenue
Jersay Central Railroad
Pond
Ami
Puiding
Daresee
Wood Corporation
Hope Valley
Pond Company
Walter Scott
Scott Press Works
Potter Com Construction
South Avenue
Jake Brooke
Peter
Horace W. Fisn
W. C. Hubbard
Potter Titeworth
Treas
C.H. Dunham
Plainfield Sons Serve With Glory In WWI Effort
Plainfield residents honor the local men serving in World War I. The American Field Ambulance Service reports the largest local contingent. others in U S Engineers. Presbyterian Hospital Unit members in New York near Verdun. and several in U S Dental Corps. Some have died or been wounded. others serve with British and Canadian forces off France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
Plainfield
Cher
American Field Ambulance Service
C. Ames Brooks
Lyman Hibbard
Arthur Ralston
Clement Bechtel
U. S
David Clarin
Frank Webster
Wiliam B. MaccQuire
Ming Elizabeth
Mactlay
Grace Calhoun
Presbyterian Hospital Unit
New York
Verdun Front
Chalmers H. Crist
Fig
U. 8 Dental Corps
Henry Swalbach
Frank Keeney
Eurpe
Tle
New York State
Charles Drake
Company K
Red Bank
George Weller
Edward Forenson
Red Cross Plans Fall Activities At Local Chapter
Red Cross headquarters reports growing activity with many members returning from summer trips and plans for a busy winter. Next Tuesday a first aid course will begin under Dr. C. B. Lafburrow. The effort includes 500 knitted sets for Europe and supplies for American troops with winter wraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga
The
Red Cross
C. B. Lafburrow
Maine
Europe
Phat
Hendnharters
William H. Bunn Dies of Pneumonia in Muhlenberg Hospital
William H. Bunn aged 32 died at Muhlenberg Hospital from pneumonia after a brief illness. He lived at 117 East Front street and formerly worked as a carpenter from Fifth and New streets. Survived by his wife, his body was taken to J. J. Higgins funeral home and will be sent to his father Matthias Bunn's home. The funeral will be held at a Methodist church, with location noted as family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BH. Bunn
Wiliam H. Bunn
Muhlenberg Hospital
East Front Street
Bunn Wis
Carpenter
Fifth
New Streets
J.J
C. A. Higgins
Matthias Bunn
Accepted Jap Dropped By Local Draft Board
Plainfield Exemption Board and Newark District Board dropped Takayoshi of this city from certified conscripts after he claimed he did not understand the exam. He had been accepted then contested, appealed to the Japanese Consul, and War Department action led to certification being prevented by General Crowder’s instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral Crowder
Plainfield Exemption Board
Newark District Board
Takayoshi
Watchong Avenue
Seca
Takayosh
New York
War Department
Washington
General Crowder
Gilkyson
Trenton
Drafted Man's Farewell in Plainfield District
Edward Heath of Plainfield was among conscripts in the Plainfield district. He hosted a farewell gathering Wednesday night at the Maple Tree Diner. Music featured piano and vocal solos by Peter Coluéct, Tut Van Nest, J. Leslie Parle, James A. Bavie, and Christopher Mobus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Heath
Id Plains
Plainfield
Maple Tree
Allie” Maden
Peter Coluéct
Tut” van Nest
J. Leslie Parle
James A. Bavie
Christopher Mobus
Motorman Held in Trolley Collision Horrors in Plainfield
The Plainfield trolley crash injures several with fractures and contusions. Motor man Jacob Jones and witnesses including Harold Rockefeller and Benjamin Dauncey face examination. Raymond Lant, a passenger and brother of the deceased, dies. funeral held for him with services by Rev. J. W. Flynn. Burial at Bound Brook cemetery follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMeza
Tadt
Raymond Lant
Stuey
Jeremiah
Inter
Raymond
Iis
John Lant
West Third Street
International Motor Works
Chaunrey, Lant
Company K
Mabel
Florence Lant
J. W. Flynn
Monroe Avenue Methodist Church
Bound Brook Cemetery
Lewis Jeffrey
Morne Weber
Lin ‘Jacobs
Theofore Fichwars
Zeek
Obscure 19th Century NJ Lawyer Codding Named in Record
Born December 31 1861 in Collinsville Connecticut later based in Union County New Jersey. Educated at Phillips Academy Andover Yale Columbia Law School. Served in New Jersey Legislature 1893 and 1894. Longtime head of Clerk of the Supreme Court office._member of Codding Oliver law firm Westfield Trust Company and social clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
Conn
Hey
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Yale University
Jany
Codding
Law School
Columbia University
Union County
Supreme Court of
New Jersey
Voorheek
Mf and Stokes
The
Royal Arcanum, Association
Heptasophs
Jd Golf Club
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Potter's
Reat
Steinway Kranich & Bach
Grffith Piano Co
West Front &T
Steinway Representatives
Market Street
Paterson
Broad Karect
Newark
George O. Stevens
West Front Street
Raymond Medick
Hunter Avenue
William Crumbick
Clint Venue
Frankbecker
Dunellen
Julius Zeigler
Joe
Livyit Hampton
Clinton Avenue
Lant
Harry
Orat
Jonas
George Lulr
Poince Kiely
Harold Rockefeller
Benjamin J. Dauncey
Louis
Intain
American Motors
Chasn
Phrials
H. W. Evans
Peter J.'Olde
A Laviger's Office
Chronia
Ofge Holding
Charles N. Codding
Abrams. Elkus
Elkus
West
Shim
Iam
Farmers’ Hotel
Jacob Blimm, Jr
Prop
Somerset St
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