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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
4
The Cranbury Press weighs in on George L Record and his tent campaign as voters face a choice. The piece argues against misreading the line Let George Do It and reflects on human nature with a caution about bias and fairness.
Mayor Hague leads the Democratic slate with twenty candidates but only one woman. Rumors say women voters will back Judge Silzer for governor. Hague dominates the race, yet women are expected to elect William N. Runyon as governor.
Not a fatality in a year and 92.5 percent on NY to SF service. Over 1.75 million miles flown and 49 million letters carried. Flights endured all weather across mountains deserts and forests at about 100 mph. Letter delivery NY to SF takes three days, beating trains by one day. Night flying will cut time once lighthouses are set up. The year’s record is hailed as a milestone in practical aviation.
Ignace Jan Paderewski, famed Polish pianist and patriot, expects to return to America in October for another recital tour. He previously devoted himself to his country and philanthropy during wartime, and after the war he resumed piano performance now that the mood has brightened. He is sixty one and anticipated to attract many American music lovers on his fall return.
President Harding directs Secretary Hughes to begin talks with maritime powers for a conference to curb oil pollution from merchant and naval vessels. The effort follows a congressionally passed joint resolution authored by Representative Appleby of New Jersey. An interdepartmental committee is formed including State War Navy Commerce Treasury Health Interior and Shipping Board representatives and delegates from the Biological Survey and Bureau of Mines.
Reported voter education drives for women in New Jersey counties bolster support for Senator Frelinghuysen. Mrs Feickert notes a New Jersey Voters manual aiding male voters. local organizers in Middlesex and Somerset Counties push turnout.
Yardville defeated Hamilton Square 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Freehold scored 9 over Cranbury 0. Hightstown won 4 to 3 against Alientown. Freehold beat Cranbury 6 to 2 on Wednesday at Peddie Field.
STANDING OF TEAMS Yardville at Freehold Allentown at Hamilton Square Hightstown at Cranbury A Splendid Medicine for the Stomach and Liver Chamberlains Tablets for the stomach and liver are splendid Mrs William Voll mer Eastwood NY says they will do you good when bilious constipated or troubled with indigestion
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