Propositions on booze reward and sewer deal discussed by Common Council
The Thursday Common Council meeting covered Lavison's proposals on a $50 reward for evidence of bootlegging and a complex set of property and mill-related land and water rights deals. Officials debated sale terms, court steps, and funding for street and sewer improvements as part of the broader matter.
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Winter Wil Spo By Tere Public Notice
NOTICH TO THE PUBLIC. 2 WIL ple at the Borovel Hall from Pram to 8 p.m. including Saturdays from Novender 11th to Downberra for the collection of the ecapad installment of VOXOR EDWARD. FP THOMPSON vs Collector of Taxes.
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Warren County Asked to Fund Washington to Pburg Road
The State Highway Commission plans to build the Washington Pburg road and seeks county funds for 1921. Warren County would cover costs now with reimbursement later by the Highway Commission. Officials debate the amount and likelihood of state reimbursement and the impact on taxpayers.
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Backward and Forward in Politics and Labor
A retrospective column contrasts past elections and presidential figures with present views amid a broad labor crisis. The piece cites Woodrow Wilson era politics, changing voter roles, and shifting party loyalties while highlighting rising unemployment in manufacturing centers and calls for immediate labor legislation. It features John B. Andrews of the American Association for Labor Legislation and notes job losses in New York City’s clothing trades and wider industrial demoralization in New England and Philadelphia regions.
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Cooke's Department Store Promotes Wide Reductions
Local advertisement notes Cooke's Department Store slashing prices across the store with “mavi downs” and “Use make downs” for two weeks. It touts Silverplate ware from Rogora Bros and a clothing sale with men’s suits and overcoats at $25, plus high grade wood cress and cash purchases from William G. Vey.
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Freeholders Cut Salaries Tie Deputy Sheriff and Jail Warden
Freeholders voted to reduce the combined salaries of the deputy sheriff and jail warden. Judge Murhyon announced salary adjustments limiting the sheriff’s deputy and warden roles while cutting expenses. A new payroll plan, including other office economies, was approved and a contract for road work was awarded at a bid of 29 cents per linear foot.
Warren County swears in Sheriff Hayes amid delays
Dier Sherif Thoning H Hagard becomes Sheriff of Warren County at 1 30 p m Tuesday in the presence of Judge Totnt BilIy Kelley and many friends. Hayes posts a 600 dollar bond with bondsmen James Shurs Joseph Conse James Cullen Charles Quig and Kyore Rosencrans. After the ceremony Eckhart is sworn as Carter Sheriff. A large dinner at Florel Belvidere honors the event with numerous county leaders and officials in attendance. The oath was delayed over paper preparation disputes with Clerk offices and attorneys leading to a postponement of the ceremony.
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High School Play Opens Tonight At The School Auditorium
An article notes the high school play premieres at 7 oclock in the school auditorium. It references upcoming details on page .5 and mentions local vendors and events tied to the evening. The piece blends notices about performances with assorted local advertisements and service listings.
Nation wide selling organization urged by Grange master
Sherman J. Lowell of Fredonia urges formation of a nation wide selling organization to fix farm prices and wages. He criticizes high production costs and calls for support for agriculture through fair taxation and market power. He cites wartime changes and census data showing farm losses and advocates reforms to protect farmers and fertility of the earth.
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Pays Tribute To Wilson By Tumulty Describes His Presidency
Secretary Tumulty delivers an address on the eve of President Wilsons retirement. He portrays Wilson as misunderstood yet central to American policy, noting his reluctance for self promotion while urging honest leadership in a long tenure. continuous discussion continues on page da.
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Convention Hear Report On W. C. Prohibition Meet
At Ashbury Park October 10 22 delegates and officers gathered for the convention. Mrs Emma Bourne honorary president and others presided while D Leigh Colvin spoke for prohibition enforcement and Miss L O Mildleton urged temperance work. Delegates raised 3500 from counties and Asbury Park to support the National Jubilee fund of seven thousand dollars.
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Runyon Seeks Quiet Minority Leadership in New Jersey Assembly
Assemblyman elect Harry Runyon predicts a harmonious minority caucus on the New Jersey Assembly floor. He plans to chair the minority and defend oil interests while steering key committees from Belvidere to Trenton. He notes 30 standing committees and aims to protect Warren County and local tax issues.
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Senate delays on motor vehicle license fee increase debate
The Senate adjourned leaving White Bill provisions to raise fees by twenty percent uncertain. Officials warn state roads and highway maintenance would suffer while opponents cite unfair burdens on truck traffic and seek delay until December.
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