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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1917

Page

4

New Jersey Republican Clubs Endorse Governor Edge and 1917 Legislature

The New Jersey State League of Republican Clubs with over 100000 members endorses Governor Walter E Edge and the 1917 Legislature. They commend the One Hundred Forty–first session for business government reforms, pledge support for Edge and Republican leaders, and express pride in the party’s achievements and plans to continue backing allied candidates.

Trenton N. J New Jersey Walter E. Edge Edge Senate House of Assembly Republican Party New Jersey State League of Republican Clubs Walter E. Euge George W. F. Gaunt Thomas F. McCran Edward Schoen A.dayton Edward C. Brennan Marvin A. Riley Samuel Dobbins

Sleep Better With Light Meals and Chamberlain Tablets

Advice notes insomnia often stems from indigestion and suggests a light supper, avoiding meat and milk, with one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper. The remedy is claimed to improve rest and is obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain

Economists Note Potato Wastage From Peeling

A St Paul News quip says economists claim 20 percent of potatoes are wasted during peeling while suggesting many people eat the skins and all.

St. Paul

Easter Hat Trade Forecast And Taft in New Haven Guard

A St. Paul Pioneer Press note suggests imitation vegetable trims on an Easter hat may sell well this season. A Macon Telegraph quips former President Taft has joined New Haven’s home guard and would crush an invader, if given a chance, with a slow music finish.

St. Paul Pioneer Press Taft Home Guard New Haven Macon Telegraph

Admiral Grayson Earns Fame in Golfing and Service

It is no longer Dr Grayson but Admiral Grayson and his bold stance against distant threats. The piece likens him to ancient Britons who met invaders, pledging a steadfast defense with a midiron as he braves the surf.

Dr. Grayson Grayson Caesar Fort Wayne Ioa

Rail wage rise questioned in postwar policy talk

The People Pay notes that increased wages for railroad trainmen are required by law, a point not anticipated by Wilson campaign managers during last fall’s election. The remark suggests the public bears the cost of the wage legislation despite campaign assurances.

Wilson

Wise or Otherwise War Talk on Navy Leadership

A collage of editorials from the New York Tribune Baltimore American and Washington Herald vent dismay at naval policy and preparedness. Critics urge stronger oversight of the navy secretary and warn against delays in mobilization and defense planning.

New York Tribune Navy

Reasons for Transfer Sparks Public Griping Over Navy Leadership

The piece argues that citizens have a right to questions about government moves such as General Wood’s transfer from the East to the Southeast. It implies readers may distrust powers that kept Daniels atop the Navy and Grayson advanced, warning that controversy could deter public involvement in government decisions.

General Wood Department of the East Department of the Southeast Daniels Navy Dr. Grayson

State Engineer Goethals Named for New Jersey

Daily Home News praises Gen. George W. Goethals Panama Canal builder as State Engineer in New Jersey. Edges government hails his leadership of a $15,000,000 highway program and notes shared prestige with New York and Pennsylvania.

Goethals Daily Home News George W. Goethals Panama Canal New Jersey Edge New York State New York Pennsylvania Urs

Tumulty’s Local Option Move Shaping New Jersey Race

Passaic Herald notes Joseph P Tumulty, President Wilson’s secretary, publicly joining local optionists as he eyes the 1919 New Jersey governorship bid. The Democratic party here longs for power after Wilson and Fielder, while Tumulty may seek nomination with party and local faction backing.

Joseph P New Jersey Hudson County Walter E. Edge Wilson Fielder Tumulty Passaic Herald

Railroad costs rise while rates fall, Kruttschnitt tells Congress

Julius Kruttschnitt, chairman of the Southern Pacific Executive Committee, testifies before the Joint Congressional Committee on Interstate Commerce. He urges a uniform federal regulatory plan to stabilize expenses and revenues amid wage and material price hikes, arguing current state and federal rules hurt railroads and the public. He cites potential 1918 bankruptcies without relief and notes freight and passenger rates would be far higher if tied to general price gains.

Washington Julius Kruttschnitt Southern Pacific Company Joint Congressional Committee On Interstate Commerce Kruttschnitt Department of Agriculture Universal Railroad Httle

Cheerfulness as a life guide in early 20th century notes

An excerpt extols cheerfulness as a remedy for mind and body, defining it as a steady, kind, unselfish temper and urging daily effort to improve life. The piece recalls Webster on cheerfulness and links the trait to enduring friendships, courage, and bearing life’s cross. Also records regular meeting details of Apollo Lodge No 166 F and AM for April 17 1917 with W M George C Peppier.

Webster Apollo Lodge George C, Peppler W. M

Notice to creditors and estate executors in Middlesex county

All persons concerned may take notice that the executors of Samuel Ely Perrine and the executors of George Ely deceased intend to exhibit final accounts and notify creditors to file debts and claims within nine months. Dates cited include March 15 1917 and March 2 1917 with hearings in April 1917.

Margaret Ann Perrine Orphans’ Court County of Middlesex Dominicus C. Meersney Notien Samuel Ely Perrine Orphans” Court Hannay M. Pennine Loxisicus C. Mensoon William M. Cox Jacob F. Ovhler Jacob F. Oehler Margaret J. Ely Mary Ely Cockefair George Ely Georges Ely Marcadet J. Evy Cockefair Frank J. Baumann Edward G. Baumann Gerhard Baumann Franx J. Baumann Epwanp G. Baumann

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