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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
4
Sweeney of the Red Bank Standard criticizes Mr Record proposing that New Jersey await outcomes from Russia before adopting his panacea. He frames the debate as an experiment with uncertain results and urges caution.
Ty Cobb in his eighteenth year as a major leaguer dominates the season opener by displacing George Sisler as batting leader with a .418 mark. The Georgia Peach is hailed as the era's greatest all around athlete and his vision at the plate improves with age.
In the Senate during the tariff bill debate Senator King of Utah paid tribute to Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey. He called him a conservative or Harding wing Republican, a consistent hard working forceful senator who fights for what he thinks is right. He praised his energy intellect and attentiveness to his state and people. He noted some Democrats may not approve the compliment but spoke sincerely.
A local plea praising Cranbury’s beauty and growth urges residents to back the Cranbury Athletic Association formed a month ago. Officers have been elected and 50 cents monthly dues ($6 annually) fund a baseball field tennis courts and youth facilities, with plans to bring home the team for games and youth development.
Saturday marked the opening of the new First National Bank at Hights town with hundreds of visitors. The bank offers a modern banking house with ample light and Italian marble, mahogany furnishings, and a mezzanine director's room. Credit is given to James M. VanDenbergh and other officials for the project.
The piece argues that importing interests fund a large campaign against a protective tariff claiming to help women and retailers while flooding local markets with cheap foreign goods. It contends the campaign masks self interest and could devastate local merchants and workers. The writer insists tariffs protect American consumers and preserve domestic jobs.
More than 200 Baptist Churches of New Jersey will be represented at the state convention in Trenton from October 28 to 25. Sessions at Central Baptist Church will focus on missionary work including home and foreign missions and outreach to foreigners and colored people. Arthur Nash of Cincinnati, famed for the Golden Rule business, will speak about the principle behind his success.
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