Frelinghuysen declares united Republican front for Hughes
In Somerville on October 6 1916 Joseph S Frelinghuysen nominated for U S Senator on the Republican ticket thanks supporters and anticipates a November victory. Messages from Gov Murphy and Essex County Chairman Herbert W Taylor praise his campaign and pledge party unity for the state ticket. State health officials repeal ID certificates for children under 16 entering or traveling within New Jersey as infantile paralysis cases decline.
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Somerville
Sept
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
United States
Hughes
Fairbanks
Frelinghuysen
Murphy
Frelipgnuysen
Uy Belgram
Philadelphia
Trenton
Herbert W. Taylor
Republican Executive Committee
Essex County
Essex
Taylor
Hughey
State Department of Health
New Jersey
Board of Health
State Department
Go to Sunday School Day aimed at US reach
The New Jersey Sunday school movement plans a massive rally on October 15 to enroll up to a half million people. Mayors will issue proclamations, newspapers will promote the event, and thousands will receive invitations and rides to join classes. The effort seeks to reinforce the church’s role and community growth.
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New Jersey
Kentucky
Georgia
Florida
New Hampshire
Nebraska
Arouga
Commonwealth
North America
Rand
Laure
Chidren
Lave
President Wilson Yielded To Pressure On Labor Wages
Colonel Roosevelt in Battle Creek, Michigan speaking for Mr. Hughes condemns President Wilson for bowing to labor leaders and Congress without investigation. He argues the core issue was wages not hours and accuses the administration of fear and political profit guiding policy.
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Wilson
Congress
Roosevelt
Battle Creek
Michigan
Hughes
Mothers Neglect Colds Lead to Chronic Catarrh in Children
The article warns that untreated colds in children can inflame mucous membranes and become chronic catarrh, a lifelong burden. It urges timely use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming it could have prevented the condition and noting the remedy's wide availability.
Shifty Willung Colobel Bodkin On Preparedness Debate
In a Battle Creek, Michigan speech for Mr. Hughes, Colonel Roosevelts cites shifts in President Wilson from December 1914 to February 1916. The record notes 41 positions on preparedness, with contradictions across speeches, remarks on troops, the National Guard, and potential danger as the nation faced European conflict.
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Wilson
United States
America
Hay
National Guard
Roosevel
Battle Creek
Michigan
Huches
Wilson on Futile Stance Echoes Roosevelt Speech
In Battle Creek Colonel Roosevelt cites President Wilson defending himself as futile to stand firm. He compares Wilson’s appeal to the vigilance committee scene and the idea of action under the sanction of society to justify public decisions backed by majority rule.
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Wilson
Black Trils
Mr. Wilson
Coloniel Roosevelt
Battle Creek
Michigan
Hughes
Not Alarmed Cartoon Joke About Car Theft
A St Louis Post Dispatch style cartoon captions a thief stealing a car and the owner calmly says the thief will return it once he learns the gasoline cost. The quip reflects a humorous take on car theft and gasoline value.
Notice of Township Monroe General Election 1916
Notice is given that a general election will be held in the Township of Monroe on Tuesday November 7 1916 from six a m to seven p m. The School House Prospect Plains is the polling place for voting on fourteen Presidential Electors Governor U S Senator U S Representative for the Third Congressional District three General Assembly members Middlesex County Surrogate Township officers and other local posts. Voters will consider creating a Highway Commission and funding seven million dollars in state highway bonds through motor vehicle and related fees.
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Monroe
Prospect Plains
United States
New Jersey
United States Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
State of New Jersey
Middlesex
South Brunswick
Eleevion
VanDerveer's Hall
Dayton
Said
American Mechanics
States Senate
Cranbury
Oid
Odd Fellows Hall
Granite Hall
Plainsboro
Third
New Jerseys
Monroe Township Board to Review Voter Registry October 31
The Board of Registry and Election for Monroe Township will meet at the polling place on Tuesday October 31 1916 from 1 PM to 9 PM to revise and correct registry lists and receive additional registrations. Pred A Clayton, Chair. Dated September 29 1916.
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Board of Registry
Board of Registry and Election
Monroe Township
A. Clayton
Chik
Monroe
Boards of Registry and Election
Cranbury Township
Walter H. Waves
Cranbury
South Brunswick Township Election Notice 1916
Notice publicizing a general election in South Brunswick Township for November 1916 with polling places at VanDerveer Hall, Day ton and American Mechanics Hall Monmouth Junction. It lists offices including President, Governor, U S Senator, U S Representative, Middlesex County Surrogate, Township Clerk, Justice of the Peace, and two constables. Also notes a vote on a Highways Commission and bond financing. Election board warns of roster corrections and registrations. Howard Jemison clerk.
Cranbury Township Election Notice For November 7 1910
A notice announces elections in Cranbury Township for the first and second election districts held at Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury and Granite Hall Plainsboro. It lists the offices and committees to be voted on and notes registry board meeting times from 1 to 9 PM on October 1916 to revise voter lists.
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Geo. W. Burroughs & Son
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Shifty Willung
Colobel
South Limnswick
Howard Jemison
South Linuswick
Trenton, N. J
Horace Mann
Mer
Potato Growers
Green Mountains
New York
Farmers’ Co-operative Association of
Mercer County
Broad St. Bank Bldg
B. F.gunson
Clothier and Haberdesher
State Street
Hotel Windsor
N. da
Peppler
Carryalls
Wasuers
Buckeye
Owego
Oliver
Pittsburgh
New Holland
Thomas Peppler
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