Post Office Notice: Cranbury Paper Marked 1885
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Cranbury
New Jersey
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
4
Protective Tariff and Labor Prosperity Drive 1922 Debate
The article notes Senator McCumber supporting a Republican protective tariff as the remedy for unemployment and wage levels. It cites GOP dominance, labor advantages from tariff policy, and contrasts Democratic years with industrial depressions. It also covers Holt’s push with Woodrow Wilson Foundation to press Cordell Hull on League of Nations politics within the Democratic Party.
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McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
United States
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Hamilton Holt
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Democrats
Cordell Hull
Democratic Party Organization
League of Nations
Holt
Hull
Democratic National Committee
Committee
New York
Woodrow Wilson Democracy
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Holl
Law and Order Lawyer's Place in Government of Law and Order
Attorney General H. M. Daugherty extols the legal profession's role in constitutional government. He stresses the need for integrity courage and intellectual endowment among lawyers to serve the state and shape public opinion. He warns that the republic depends on a trusted bar to supply judges and capable future practitioners.
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United States
Our
Republic
Two Million Club Women Back Better Roads Drive
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs promotes highways for national progress. Good roads save farmers time and money, cut consumer food costs, raise school attendance, and boost travel and social ties. The federation supports the Park-to-Park Highway plan across ten western states linking eleven national parks to educate and inspire Americans.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
National
Jamesburg Welcomes New Jamesburg Pastor Weaver Eubank
Rev. Keith Eubank recent Princeton Theological Seminary graduate installed as pastor of Jamesburg Presbyterian Church in the churchs sixty eighth year. Songs by a large congregation marked the ceremony under the Presbytery of Monmouth. Dr H D Zandt, longtime local physician, hospitalized for cataract surgery in Philadelphia with uncertain outcome due to age.
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Weaver Keith Eubank
Princeton Theological Seminary
Jamesburg Presbyterian Church
Monmouth
Frank Lukens
Burlington
Hightstown Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Events
Mrs James M Maxwell of Mannequan guests in town and Miss Eva Huckstep travels to Bridgeton while Miss F May Pumyea visits Englishtown. Delegates from the Hightstown Daughters of Liberty attend the state convention at Asbury Park. The May meeting of the Baptist Women's Missionary Society is hosted on South Main Street. Various residents travel to New York City Trenton and Atlantic City for family and civic duties.
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Eva Huckstep
North Main Street
Bridgeton
N. J
F. May Pumyea
Peddie Institute
Englishtown
Charles Welsh
John W. Rogers
Francis Pullen
Charles Lewis
Charles Ralph
Asbury Park
The
Daughters of Liberty
Hightstown
C. Herbert Davison
South Main Street
New England
Hightstown Rug ‘Company
Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Mattie Perrine
Harry E. Owings
Margaret Chamberlin
Philip Chamberlin
Washington Heights
New York City
George E. Marron
Atlantic City
Albert Brown
Wesley Hoffman
Long Branch
Joshua Thomas
E. W. Caine
Mr. Caine
Albrt Caine
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