Fourth Ward Candidate For Council Firm Believer in a Liberal Sabbath
Fourth Ward backer Mr. Scott enters the City Council race with a platform emphasizing liberal Sabbath views and Sunday sports. His campaign, led by the Jefferson Democratic Club, garners support from younger residents and local baseball circles. The piece notes voting results in Elizabeth and area contests, and lists several party nominations and counts.
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Stebbins
Scott
Herbert Button
Beatt
Aod
Cama
Jamels
Pond
Dhop
Plainfield
Fourth Ward
Noda Sands
Jefferson Democratic Cimb
Ealy
Ard
Union County Primary Results Highlight Local Races
In Union County, Charles N. Codding of Westfield won the surrogate nomination by a narrow margin over Sheriff George C. Otto. Ten Eyck R. Beardsley defeated Francis V. Dobbins for State Senator. Arthur N. Pierson and Charley J. Morgan led the Republican Assembly ticket. Otto carried Elizabeth but Codding led overall. national army and guardsmen tallies could shift results. Codding total 3,172. Otto 2,072. Westfield produced a large share for Codding.
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Elizabeth
Warner
Applegate
John H. Case
Joseph H. Neail
Wilbur
Peter H. Melee
Howard Lapeley
Republican Assembly
Morgan
Pierson
Secont
David Armstrong
Rahway
William R. Strickland
Democratic Assembly
Pdwara McGrath
A. Gordon
Walter Taverner
Idsley
Dobbins
Edlty
Beardsley
William N. Runyon
Charles N. Codding
Westfield
Sherif George C
Otto
James E. Warner
Cranford
Eyck R. Beardsley
Fanwood
Francis V. Dobbins
Artur N. Pierson
Arthur E. Warner
Assembly
Codding
Peck
Dms
National Army
National Guardsmen
Trenton
Wrightstown
Camp Thei Land
C. Addison Swift
Peter J. Owe
Leroy Gibby
Repubean
Elias F. ‘Applegate
Women Plan For Saving Campaign
At a North Plainfield Parent-Teachers' Association meeting the group approved a fat saving campaign to educate housewives on conserving fat and canning at home. The Home Economic Committee will collect savings to fund a soap project for the P T A. Twenty women reported conserving food with a total of 6 351 pints and 796 jars of jam and jelly produced at home.
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North Plainfield
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Home Economic Committee
Parent-Teachers’ Fund
Cooper to Run in Somerset for General Election Bid
John C. Con Line seeks nomination as the Somerset County candidate to oppose Calvin D. MacMurtry of Somerville who has held office for twenty five years. Seventy percent of Republican voters backed Cooper, seen as a strong opponent in New Jersey politics.
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Calvin D. MacMurtry
Somerville
Somerset County
Mr. Cooper
New Jersey
Sterling
Somerset County Politician Cooper Highlighted in State Politics
A lengthy Newark era profile notes Edward E. Cooper a Somerset county political figure and former Assembly member, sheriff, and lieutenant, with strong ties in Warren township and North Plainfield. It describes his family, local influence, and potential impact on Somerset’s votes, plus ongoing community activities and October meeting updates.
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North Plainfield
Cool
Somerset County
Pat Warnes
Iitteeman
John
Edward BE. Cooper
Somerset
Plagner
Edward E. Cooper
Assembly
John Pendable Leutenant
Warren Township
At Hofheimer
New York
Cooper
Warrenville
Somer County
Making Good Bill Coylé in the Regular Army
William Coylé of Wayne has joined the colors at Fort Slocum and, after rapid promotion from corporal to sergeant, is assigned to the Medical Division of the Field Signal. He later moved to Fort Oglethorpe and Petersburn, with duty at Camp Lee where 17 000 recruits arrived. Coylé, once a noted Plainfield athlete and Holy Crone star, is expected to rise quickly in military service as he trains new soldiers. Meanwhile Miss Histella Eick of Dunellen is a patient at Muhlenberg Hospital with typhoid fever.
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Plainfield
Sam
Wiliam Coyle
John H. Coyle
Wayne Good Place
Fort Slocum
Coyle
Fort Oglethorpe
Petersburn
Camp Lee
Suilar
Wrightstown
Sergeant Coyle
Holy Crone
Virginian
Histella Eick
Dunellen
Muhlenberg Hospital
STS meeting highlights shared sacrifice and tuberculosis conference
The 1 Jehudah Halevi Camp No 5T held a well attended meeting at the ymca building with about one hundred present. I Carmel of New York urged Jews of Ames to help rebuild Europe and a notable program was arranged by the committee. Miss Madelie C Phillips will attend the North Atlantic Tuberculosis Conference in Baltimore October 7 8.
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Jehuda-Halevi
Y. M. HL A
I. Carmel
New York
Europe
Madelie C. Phillips
Maddson Avenue
North Atlantic
National Associatr For
Baltmore
Phillipa
Charity Organizaton Society
Cily
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Federal Reserve Banking System
City National Bank
Plainfield, N. J
Plainfield Auto Tire Co
Watchung Ave
Union County
Manhattan Lodge
Bea Gate
New York Harbor, N. Y
M. Goss
Ahern’s Restaurant
North Ave
New Staten Island Dry Cleaning Co
John C. Con
Ate
Value Association
Insection
W. C. Taylor
John c. Republican
Norwalk
Ommend
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Norwalk Vault CO
Plainfield, New Jersey
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Fur and Waist Co
New York Fur and Waist Co
East Front Street
Plainfield, WN. J
Bill’ Coylé
Regular Army
Carl Herman
Electrical Wizard
Mars
Chas. Frohman
Maude Adams
J. M. Barrie
Harry Everest
Drena Mack
Jack Strouse
Irene Meara
Iain Jean Pollock
Eye
Arthur Hammerstein
John Burns
Lily Murphy
Union Hill
Ming Mary Donnelly
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