Reagan era politics with Wilson clash over war aims and Congress
The piece portrays President Wilson attacking Republican Congress members over war policy while Republican leaders urge voters to back pro war Republicans and oppose Wilsons push for peace terms and federal control. It argues for American self rule and warns against Democratic attempts to curb Congress and empower executive authority.
Unconditional Surrender and the 1918 Congress Debate
A partisan call urges voters to elect a Democrat controlled Congress to oppose unconditional surrender in World War I. It attacks Wilson allies Dent Clark and Kitchin as disloyal Southern Democrats who voted against war and draft measures, arguing a Democratic Congress would pursue peace through negotiation and risk German victory.
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Mr. Wilson
Taft
United States
Congress
Wilson
U.S
Uncle Sam
Democratic Congress
Germany
New York World
Henry C. Emery
Tariff Commission
Paris
New York Times
Senate
West Front
McCumber
Nelson
Lodge
France
Republican Party
Goyd
Marshall
Wilton
America
Clark
Dent and
Kitchin
Dent, Clark and
Election Notice for Jamesburg General Election 1918
Notice declares a general election in Jamesburg Borough on Tuesday November 6 1918 from 6 am to 7 pm at Borough Hall Augusta Street for U S Senate two seats House of Representatives Third District state Senate three General Assembly seats two Middlesex Freeholders one Coroner and local offices Assessor Collector two Councilmen and Justice of the Peace The Board of Registry will meet October 29 1918 from 3 pm to 9 pm at the polling place for registry corrections and new registrations William H Brooks Borough Clerk dated September 13 1928.
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Borough Hall
Augusta Street
Jamesburg
United States Senate
General Assembly
State of
New Jersey
Board of Chosen
Middlesex
Board of Registry and Election
Borough of
Hose House
Borough
Helmetta
William Hughes
House of Representatives of
United States
Third
Senate
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Board of Registry
Helmetta Election Notice for Borough Officers
On Tuesday November 1918 a meeting will be held at the Hose House Helmetta Borough to elect officers including Councilmen Collector Assessor Constable Surveyors of Highways for Middlesex County and the Borough of Helmetta. N J officials oversee the election in the First District.
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Borough of
Helmetta
Helmetta Registry Board Meeting Notice October 2 1918
The Board of Registry for the Borough of Helmetta announces a meeting Tuesday October 2 1918 to amend the registry list and receive additions registrations. William Trundt is the Borough Clerk. notice dated September 13 1918.
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William Trundt
Notice of final account for Elwood Groves estate
Executors Hanry C. Groves and Elmer 8. Ensall announce they will present the final account to Middlesex Orphans Court for settlement on Friday November 8 1918 after the required auditing by the Surrogate. The notice is dated October 1 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Groves
Orphans’ Court
County of
Middlesex
Hanry C. Groves
Elmer
Ensall
Proclamation for U S Senate Vacancy in New Jersey
Governor Walter E Edge issues a proclamation calling an election on November 5 to fill the U S Senate vacancy caused by William Hughes death. Secretary Thomas F Martin certifies the copy on file in July 1918 with official seals and endorsements.
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State of New Jersey
Executive Department
William Hughes
State of
New Jersey
United States Senate
Senate
United States
Walter E. Edge
Thomas F. Martin
Bernard M. "Gannon
Les Jersey
Department OF State
A. D
South Brunswick Election Set for November 5 1918
An election will be held in the township of South Brunswick on Tuesday November 5 1918 from six in the morning to seven in the evening. Voting takes place in Public School House Dayton for the first district and Public School House Monmouth Junction for the second district. Offices include Member of the Senate three Middlesex County Officials Assessor one Committeeman Township Clerk Constable Justice of the Peace and Surveyors of Highways for the township.
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South Brunswick
Dayton
Monmouth Junction
United States Senate
New Jersey
William Hughes
House of Representatives
United States
Third
Senate
General Assembly
State of
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Middlesex
South Brunswick Township Boards Schedule Registry Review
The boards of election districts in South Brunswick Township will meet at designated polling places on Wednesday October 29 1918 from 3 p m to 9 p m to revise and correct the registry lists and receive additional registrations. William Perkins Clerk September 6 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Registry
South Brunswick
William Perkins
Taxpayers urged to pay Cranbury taxes by December 20 1918
Notice to residents of Cranbury Township Middlesex County urges payment of taxes by December 20 1918. Collector William F Perrine lists locations and times including Brown Gibson store Cranbury Station Plainsboro Walker Gordon Lab Plainsboro J E Whites Cranbury and home sessions in November December. Delinquency actions follow if not paid and appeals must be filed with the Middlesex County Board of Taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Middlesex
Brown & Gibson’s
Cranbury Station
Walker-Gordon Laboratory Co
Plainsboro
J. E. White
Middlesex County Board of Taxation
William A. Spencer
New Brunswick
N. J
WM. F. Perrine
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Cranbury, N.Y
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son
Newseasey
Webster
Wilson Graves
Lusitania
Belgium
Carson
New Jersey Republican State Committee
Trenton, N. J
Chas
J. Keeler
Hightstown, N. J
William H. Brooks
Trenton
Walter £. Edge