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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
4
The piece questions Wilson’s candidacy and motivation as the Indiana primary nears. It notes Democratic figures facing fraud accusations from the last election and quotes Billy Sunday dismissing cabinet resignations. It discusses Wilson’s possible stance and Bryan’s potential impact on the nomination.
The text notes Congress rejecting a Continental Army plan, President siding with Congress against the Secretary of War who drafted it, and Lindley Garrison resigning. It questions McAdoo's resignation, suggesting he stays to preserve his post while sacrificing opinions.
Washington correspondent Y G Idem argues President Wilson signals a move toward Republican protectionism via sugar and tariff policy. The piece contends such a shift would challenge Democratic free trade and test Wilson’s political consistency before an election.
The address reveals Wilson backing the Continental Army plan and new tax ideas while deriding Congress for discarding them. He hints at using the discarded measures to court a second term, implying promotion of agenda items only to aid re election.
Henry Ford jokes about filing for Michigan primary as if it were his car, while Jack Johnson is warned out for England and his boxing career seems over. Verdun reference suggests a cautious mood before action, reflecting wartime sentiment.
The February we just left was colder and harsher than usual. We anticipate bluster from March as spring begins, with fluctuating conditions likely bringing road freezes and thaws. Despite uneven warmth, officials expect better weather than recent years, saving gasoline and spring fever for later.
After Billy Sunday revival in Trenton the lodge of Ilks considers removing the bar from the club-house. Gen Murray and Griffith lead a temperance push prompting a referendum among about 30 to 40 members with resignations feared if intoxicants are not prohibited.
A satirical notice claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has prevailed in every cross roads grocery court. It asserts the remedy is widely available and valued for its full value perception nationwide.
The article outlines Hon. Charles N. Fowler’s qualifications and push for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate from New Jersey. It argues his experience in Congress, banking expertise, tariff reform, and support for merchant marine and national defense as essential for national welfare.
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to regulate bowels after supper. A formal New Jersey foreclosure notice states Fi Fa for sale of mortgaged premises dated February 19 1916 with public vendue scheduled for Wednesday March 29 1916.
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