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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
6
Governor Edge defends his record and outlines policies while challenging George M. LaMonte to advance clear campaign issues. He advocates a real budget system, public works through port development, canal and bridge projects, tax reform, and ending secret diplomacy, arguing for constructive plans over partisan rhetoric.
Newark Oct 23 New Jersey will go over the top this year for a big Republican victory declares Newton A K Dunghee chairman of the Republican State Committee from State Headquarters He cites Walter E Erge and David Baird leading the ticket and notes the campaign will intensify after the primary amid influenza driven limits on gatherings The party hopes a victory strengthens the 1920 presidential bid and Governors speeches may bolster support as the state prepares for a heated finish.
Newark dispatch notes Republicans aim to gain at least one seat, possibly two, in New Jersey’s House races. Key districts include Third Hudson Eleventh and Twelfth. candidates Robert Carson, Thomas J. Scully, William B. Ross, Cornelius A. McGlennon, Amos H. Radcliffe, and Eckerman vie as Democrats and Republicans mobilize amid wartime politics.
Governor Edge notes aims to Americanize newcomers on arrival and in schools and factories while stating that Mr. LaMonte has not voiced his views on several vital national issues. No public discussion will occur until he speaks.
A reflective meditation on how quiet beginnings shape grand outcomes. The passage suggests that hidden periods of preparation forge strengths that later dominate visible life. It frames silence as a forge for talent and leadership.
The article notes pure water appears greenish blue and pure air blue due to Rayleigh reflection, citing Lord Bateigh and Newton. It explains air molecules reflect blue light, giving the blue tint to both water and air in clear conditions.
A wartime column urges a public vote of confidence in President Wilson. The author warns that a Republican House would signal leadership repudiation and calls for unity of command to support Wilson and his war policies. The piece appeals to American families to back the president on November 5th and 6th.
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