Daylight Saving Dead in New Jersey political row grows
The Public Utility Commission clash intensifies as Governor Edwards faces Senate rejections of three board appointments. House moves on railroad powers, while corruption and jury rights spar with reform aims. Observers expect possible veto and further legislative maneuvering as political tension rises across New Jersey.
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Public Utility Commission
Renate
James A. Harm, III
Jersey City
Joseph
Palmeton
Harry Lieberach
Atlantic City
DML
Plena
Ialla
Edwarda
Pune
Lunier
Hemise
Senate
Clerl Jefferys
Edwards
May lease Windsor Hotel
A group of New Yorkers visit the Windsor Hotel site to evaluate restoring it as a first class hotel. They cite Washington’s growing influence and improved travel routes via Phillipsburg and the Oxford-Butville road as justification for investment. Tree removal has left the property bare and less inviting to travelers by motor, reducing its appeal despite strategic location.
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Tiro Pianterwood
Renate Statten
W.tiays
Windsor
Clase
Waxlington
Erste Rand
Phillipsburg
Oxfons
Buttaville Fond
Delaware River
Justifira
Ind
Sewer to Cost Boro 3 716 Contract Let
The Common Council accepted the bid for a 1600 foot sewer extension on Washington Avenue from the old Calvert to the PEDO ReR Gl UAOnZO li Bryun. BR Cyr Beytty of Oxford submitted the lowest bid at 3,716 with details on manholes and pipe lengths.
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Boro
Common Council
Bux
Rnd
Alvert
BR. Cyr
Deacey Nidae
Ming
Ir Canyne
Samarville
Easter Mines and Developerment Comming, Inc
Dover
J. Handolph Lee
Whitehouse Station
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FNL Mob
Connell
Meanis
Heonses
I Motion Picture Theatre
Close Schools in Boro for Two Weeks
The town closed schools for two weeks due to the spread of scarlet fever. Public gatherings including Sunday services, theatres, and parasha were halted, with a quarantine in effect. Milk deliveries were cautioned, and teachers and officials urged compliance as health authorities advised extended closures and delays in tax deadlines.
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Boro
Wey Find
Dhe Merilog
Alan
Mat Lowe
Siindas
Street Committee Proposes Fix For Youmans Avenue
The Washington borough council street committee urges residents to review a drawing showing Youmans Avenue and Park Avenue. It argues the proposed straightening harms property values and favors buying nearby land to straighten the street, warning of future noise and ugliness if not done.
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Washington Borough
Washington
Atayar
Stright
Yeole
Youmans
Park Avenue
Parke Avenue
Yournes Avenue
Pareles Avenue
Vark Avenue
Oyse
Yous Avenue
Youmars
Baltrom
Mrs. McConnell Freed: Witness in Murder Case Bail Granted
In a county jail proceeding, Mrs. McConnell was released on $1,000 bond while agreeing to testify as a witness in the murder case. Prosecutor W. A. Bryerker argued insufficient new evidence to convict her husband and she prepared to appear before the grand jury. Several witnesses, including neighbors and film-era associates, testified about domestic tension and alleged threats, with Mrs. McConnell recounting not knowing of plans to harm her husband.
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Tlee
Charles Thealer
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Shierk Kinges
Ayia
Ailuy
Crand-Turyay Stich
Merson
Furnighad Uylaasitel Pimenger
Joxeh
Mu Connell
Yes
Aire
Awaisee
Hrtveville
Merhhart Lanterman
McCabe
McConnnell
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Jiwen
Aferslalt
Cressmain
Gen
Read
Budd Jones
Mes
Silafrstown
Louie
Alec Connell
Fedt
Rend
Jeret
Pletson
Privatiurs
Ros ton Structural Steel Company forms in Washington area
Meel Flatt plans to Loeste in Euston Washington fall through as a steel plant project shifts to the Boston Structural Steel Company with capital of 100000 and a frewery cost around 25000. Promoters aim to attract suburban towns, while James P. Shorts succeeds Vosler in Warren County taxation and state appointments.
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Meel Flatt
Loeste
Euston
Washington
Unries Simson Farm
Platt
Buikt Ly
Censal Trailvead
Mnate
Unni the
Lackawanna
Roston Structural Steel
Willie
Taste Wharton
Charles Simpson
Controversy Over Utility Board Appointments and Hearings
The report outlines 14 influential figures clashing with the Public Utility Board as Governor Edwardials pursues confirmation for the new Utilities Commission. Hearings for Washington Electric Company rate increases are postponed amid appointment delays, with no clear timing for resolution. Suggestions of further postponements loom as actions shift between state officials and the Senate.
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Ctility
Governe Edwaeils Aypulyimenta
Washington
Tlectite Conmany Taw
Ctatvent
Edwardia
James A. Hamil
Y City
Joseph S. Loft
Primecron
Atayer Uarty Bocharach
Atlantic City
Senate
Uuities Commission
Prvate
Harry Foley
Shorti
Why Borough Tax Rate Increased
Washington readers seek explanation of rising local taxes tied to county rate growth and higher school district levies. The notice outlines increases across county taxes and school funds, with figures indeterminately described.
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Washington
Wille
Selwul
Times Have Changed Says Capt. Jolly on Weather and Age
Capt Jolly argues times have changed in politics and weather with the new administration and Prohibition era. He notes public attitudes toward advertising, printer’s ink, and newspaper sales shift as merchants adapt, referencing 1920 economic conditions and the value of papers in market cycles. CAPT. JOLLY.
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Wwer
Sam
Une
Callies
Capt
Jolly
Stetson Hats Priced Against Low Grade Line At Woodring’s
An ad style notice contrasts Stetson hats with cheaper options, arguing higher quality justifies prices from eight to twelve dollars. It lists low grade hats at four dollars and up, mid range at six to seven, and high grade at eight to twelve dollars, with Woodring’s selling various tire and hardware items alongside the hat sale. It mentions sales events at Bryans Variety Store and other local merchants, with a focus on promotions and diverse wares.
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United States
Kusrov
Woodring
Indton
Plans for New Concrete Road Progress in Broadway area
State highway representatives visited to review the Broadway road project. Bids may come in early, with May start possible. a three stretch plan uses four miles each and keeps one mile of concrete intact. Villagers oppose traffic moves but consent to widening.
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Coperete Road
Sabia
Washington
Tate
Allentown
Jilang
Vilage
Washington Avenues
Port Colden
New Village
Beng
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