Senator must be free of financial interest in tariff bills
The note in the Cranbury postmarked edition from August 18 1922 questions how a United States Senator can be free of financial ties to articles in tariff bills and asks who could sit in the Senate under such conditions. It reflects a discourse on conflicts of interest and public duty. The item hails from the South Bend Tribune dispatch and poses a prompt about ethical standards for lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend Tribune
United States
United States Senate
No Divine Right Over Rail Positions, Railroads Control Jobs
The piece argues that striking shopmen do not own their positions and that railroads may fill vacancies as they see fit. It states workers who die cannot bequeath their jobs and that business impact is the same whether a worker dies or strikes. The road must have the work done without interference from former workers.
Labor Trusts and the fight for law and order
A Boston News Bureau analysis argues that during Wilson’s era labor monopolies rose, challenging industry and government. It warns that unchecked labor trusts threaten national welfare, urging enforceable law and order in elections like the 1919 Massachusetts vote.
Endorse Road Bond Issue By Bergen County Groups
The Pierson 40 million good roads bond referendum in November received strong backing from Hackensack Rotary Club and the Bergen County Automobile Dealers Association. Harry D. Meixell of the Good Roads Association of New Jersey urged funds to finish the state highway program, warning a five year halt would hurt road building. he said the bond issue would not raise taxes and interest and retirement funds would be covered.
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Hackensack
Rotary Club
Automobile Dealers Association of
Bergen County
Harry D. Meixell
Good Roads Association of New Jersey
Meixell
Alcohol politics heat in Newark speech condemns Edwards
James K Shields of the Anti Saloon League argues Edwards should not be trusted to uphold Prohibition in the U S Senate. He cites primary results across the nation showing anti liquor forces gaining ground and predicts a dry candidate will win in several states. He says New Jersey will elect a Senator who will enforce the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Edwards
Prohibition
Anti- Saloon League
Newark
James K. Shields
Anti-Saloon League of
New Jersey
United States Senate
League
Oregon
Nebraska
Texas
Illinois
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Missouri
United States
Jim” Reed
Senate
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
Thompson
Fess
Dry
Senate of the
Dayton social notes highlight church visits and visits to Asbury Park
Mr and Mrs Henry MacDonald return from visit to son William in Trenton. Rev W K Thompson of Fifth Presbyterian Church preached at Red Bank Presbyterian with brother in law Harry S Cook. Miss Bessie Hubbard vacationing at Asbury Park registered at St James Hotel. Mr and Mrs Oliver Nixon and Ruth Potts and Hulda Yard return from Asbury Park. Nellie Van Derveer returns from Keansburg. William Johnson of Jamesburg visits McDowell home. Misses Esther Griggs Hanna Schoenley Ruth Griggs Ruth Dey seek magazine subscriptions. Maggie Nettie Schenck of Highland Park visits Hubbard family.
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Henry MacDonald
William
Trenton
W. K. Thompson
Fifth Presbyterian Church
Red Bank Presbyterian Church
Harry S. Cook
Oliver Nixon
C. Potts
Ruth Potts
Miss Hulda Yard
Asbury Park
Esther Griggs
Hanna Schoenley
Ruth Griggs
Ruth Dey
The
Church News
Maggie
Nettie Schenck
Highland Park
Mrs. A. Hubbard
Why the night sky stays dark despite sunlight
The article explains that light is only visible if it enters the eye, and sunlight reaching the earth is reflected by atmospheric dust and moisture. A thicker atmosphere would intensify twilight, while particle size governs scattering, with smaller particles breaking light and giving the sky its blue hue.
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Earth
Cleveland News- Leader
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St. James Hotel
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Palm Beach
Fred’k W. Donnelly
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Trenton, N. J
S.e.kaufman CO
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SUN Optical CO
F. C. Leamning, Pres
West State Street
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State and
Warren Streets
Geo. L. Stille
Michelin
Peppler
John Deere
Fordson
John Deere VanBrant
Acme
John Deere Corn
Pittsburgh
Thomas Peppler
Disbrow & Son
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