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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1919

Page

4

Wilson as prime minister critique at peace conference rallies

The Republican Publicity Association asserts President Wilson acts as a prime minister and imperial ruler. It accuses him of autocratic power, comparing him to Kaiser and Czar and criticizing his leadership at the peace conference with references to Lloyd George and US politics.

Washington Republican Publicity Association Jonathan Bourne, Jr Treasury Wilson Hmself Hhas Wil- 800 Commission Senate Livys George Lloyd George W Ih England Houes Europe America Genghis Eben Thomas Jefferson

Profits Over Capital For Aviable Agriculture

A magazine argues farming can attract capital and workers if profit levels are strong and regular. It notes city wages tempt urban drift, eight hour days and weekly pay favor city jobs, and urges less focus on capital and more on profits to boost back to the farm.

Congress

Arcadia U. S. A. Sheep slogan boosts farm tariff ties

A proposed slogan A bunch of sheep in every farm yard aims to rally support for restoring the U S sheep industry and ties tariff advocacy to Republican backing. The remark links tariff support to farm households and votes for the Republican ticket.

Why Not Private P. O. D.

Opinion piece condemns the Post Office Department under Al Burleson as inefficient and urges considering private mail handling. The author likens public control advocates to bolshevists and laments the ruin of Ben Franklin’s legacy.

Post Office Department al Burleson Bolshevists W. W Sons of Rest Ben Franklin

Republican Point of View on Prohibition

Trenton January 23 The prohibition wave proves the wisdom of Republican leaders who urged rallying behind New Jersey legislative candidates regardless of stance on prohibition. They argued opposition would be futile since the national amendment would pass anyway, and placing Democrats in office would be useless amid the propounded prohibition momentum.

Trenton New Jersey Jersey

Cured at a Cost of 25 Cents

Mia Robert Allison of Mattoon Illinois writes that after eight years of indigestion constipation and constant headaches a single bottle of Chamberlains Tablets cured her and left her feeling like a different person

Mattoon Mia Robert Allison

Two Paper Slips End Deadlock In New Jersey Race

In Trenton seven ballots failed to break the speakership tie between McAteer and Pierson at 30-30. Kellam proposed a plan sharing patronage and naming a speaker but the vote remained tied. Runyon faced a personal loss as his infant died, while milk market inquiry and new appointments dominated senate business.

Trenton McAteer Pierson Kellam Camden James Parker Barrett Essex Upton Jeffreys Assemblyman Vershfeld Passaic House Runyon William N. Runyon Senate Frederick Runyon Allen New Jersey Case Runyan Casee

Senate gears shift as Runyon appoints committees

President Runyon announces senate committee chairmen after a tense selection process. Wells faction gains covert influence with Hammond and Case in key Judiciary posts, while McCran is named attorney general to succeed Westcott.

Fithian Whitney, Ackerson Wells, Ackerson Bright, Smith, Brown Harmmond Conrad Martens Sturgess Haines, Mackay, Brown McCraw Edge Senate Thomas N. McCran Passaic County John W. Westcott McCran House

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