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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1915
Page
4
The Cranbury Press lists a yearly subscription rate of 1.60 dollars in advance. This pricing note appears in the newspaper’s front matter indicating cost for readers paying upfront.
A 1915 commentary notes each new battleship would cost about 3 million more than last year and discusses tariffs on lumber corn eggs wheat and dairy as revenue plans. It critiques New York City politics with regard to the corporation counsel and cites treasury deficits amid changing reporting methods.
In Commoner W. J. Bryan reports that President Wilson and Secretaries McAdoo Redfield Garrison Wilson have joined the Equal Suffrage cause. He calls it very gratifying and predicts the movement grows next, hinting Secretary Lansing may be the next to shift.
The article argues President Wilson seeks to identify foreign born voters who supported him in 1912 and pledge them to political hazing. It warns such measures threaten democratic norms and would benefit the Democratic party while risking political silence and public backlash.
The piece rails at Secretary McAdoo for touring the coast and urging policies while farmers face wartime trade shifts. It cites foreign commerce data through July 1914 and 1918 showing sharp rises in imports of meat dairy breadstuffs and oats, arguing American farmers see through political posturing and stay informed by reliable papers.
The President plans a summer outing at Elberon in Monmouth County which may boost the local economy. The piece questions the ethics of accepting a costly gift house and suggests a modest rented cottage would have been more appropriate, citing President Wilsons need to maintain propriety while benefiting a beloved resort.
In Middlesex and statewide, Republicans won key posts including Assemblyman and Coroner, with Democrats retaining some offices. The vote totals show a sharp swing to the GOP, echoing national trends as New Jersey counties shift and results hint at future statewide contests.
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