Foreword by Charles N Fowler on national crisis and party choices
The text argues a fourth national crisis demands a strong Republic and criticizes the Democratic party and Woodrow Wilson. It contrasts leaders and paths toward unity, efficiency, and prosperity with those toward tyranny and revolution, urging readers to choose the upward road of Washington, Hamilton, Webster, and Lincoln over Jefferson, Madison, Calhoun, and Davis.
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Democratic Party
Woodrow
Woodrow Wilson
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Daniel Webster
Abraham Lincoln
Republic
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
John C. Calhoun
Jefferson Davis
Wahlington
Hamilton
Webster
Lincoln
Jefferson
Madigan
Calhoun
Davis
Congressman Johnson Challenges War Department Order
Congressman Albert Johnson of Washington stated in the House that he had seen a War Department order discharging crews who are not native-born. He cited five Scandinavian-born men who are naturalized U.S. citizens as examples and argued loyalty of such men should not be questioned during wartime.
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Albert Johnson
Washington
House
Secretary of War
United States
Johnson
Sheriff Sale In Chancery Of New Jersey
Public vendue scheduled for June 28 1916 at two pm at the Sheriff’s Office New Brunswick to sell mortgaged premises in Cranbury Township Middlesex County New Jersey. The tract covers about 37 acres with a 200 foot reserve for railroad, subject to unpaid taxes of about 123.20. Verbal description follows based on Henry N. Scott Lottie P. deed of July 30 1914 to Anna Cohen. Edward F. Houghton Sheriff. Solicitors Wicoff and Lanning.
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Chancery
New Jersey
Harry N. Scott
Anna Cohen
New Brunswick
Cranbury
County of
Middlesex
Millstone River
Princeton
Eldridge
Pennsylvania and Newark Railroad Company
Edward F. Houghton
Order to show cause on sale of lands in Schnell estate
Middlesex County Orphans Court orders creditors to show cause why portions of Henry J Schnell lands should not be sold to pay debts. Remsen Cowenhoven, assignee, reports insufficient personal estate to cover debts and asks court aid. Hearing set for July 7, 1916, at New Brunswick Court House.
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Henry J
Remsen Cowenhoven
Henry J. Schnell
Henry
J. Schnell
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Peter F. Men
Daniel W. Clayton
Bids Open for Cranbury School Transport Routes
The Cranbury Township Board of Education invites bids for pupil transportation on the Cranbury Neck Wyckoff Mills and Scette Corner routes for the coming year and for High School pupils to Hightstown High School. Bids should show two conveyances and be in by June 13 1916 at 8 PM with bids opened then. The board may reject all bids. H J Butcher district clerk May 19 4t.
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Board of Education
Cranbury Township
Cranbury Neck
Wyckoff Mills
Scette-Corner
Cranbury
Hightstown High School
H. J. Butcher
Ih. J. Butcher
Political Gossip From Washington
Special Correspondence from Washington May notes a split within the Democratic party between regional leadership and national ideals. The writer argues the Southern leadership pursues local interests and spoils politics while independents may rebuke leaders at the polls in November.
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Washington
Democratic Party
South
Woman credits Chamberlain's Tablets for recovery
Mrs. Oto Gans of Zanesville Ohio says stomach trouble and severe weight loss left her weak but after using two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets she recovered. The product is advertised as obtainable everywhere.
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Oto Gans
Zanesville
Ohio
Chamberlain
Congressman's attack on tariff and shipping bill impact
Nebraska Congressman Sloan argues the shipping bill worsens farm harm by citing the Derwood tariff law results with 80 million bushels of corn and 40 million pounds of beef imported largely from Argentina where costs are lower. He warns government ships would push more Argentine goods at low rates, hurting American farmers.
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Sloan
Nebraska
Argentina
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Republicans Seek Unity in Nomination Process
The report notes that successive Republican primaries show no stampede in the party, as members carefully choose a strong candidate to represent them in Chicago. Voters expect wise counsels to prevail and unite anti-Democratic voters behind a single man.
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Chicago
Greatly Benefited by Chamber Liniment Ad
Mrs. Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana writes that Chamberlain's Liniment eased sprains bruises and rheumatic pains and she highly recommends it. If you suffer rheumatic pains you will be pleased with the prompt relief it provides and it is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Florencé Slife
Wabash
Ind
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