Camden News Notes — December 31, 1911

Philadelphia Inquirer, December 31, 1911
Philadelphia Inquirer, December 31, 1911
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CAMDEN NEWS NOTES So satisfactorily has former Assistant Fire Chief Samuel Buzine recovered from the operation he underwent at the Cooper Hospital, that he will be able to be taken home today. According to an order issued by the Mayor yesterday, all fakirs must be kept moving along the business streets. In the past such itinerant business men have impeded traffic and caused much congestion. The strike among the workmen at the Castle Kid Works is still on with no prospect of an early termination. The strikers have been very orderly, not requiring any police interference.

So satisfactorily has former Assistant Fire Chief Samuel Buzine recovered from the operation he underwent at the Cooper Hospital, that he will be able to be taken home today.

According to an order issued by the Mayor yesterday, all fakirs must be kept moving along the business streets. In the past such itinerant business men have impeded traffic and caused much congestion.

The strike among the workmen at the Castle Kid Works is still on with no prospect of an early termination. The strikers have been very orderly, not requiring any police interference.

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