Silzer's Big Handi cap in New Jersey politics
In a Perth Amboy Evening News analysis, Silzer and Edwards launch a joint state tour as governor and US senator candidates. The piece argues Biden era Hague influence, liquor laws, and Hudson county corruption push the slate toward a wet stance, ending with doubt over NJ voters embracing the ticket.
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Silzer
George S. Silzer
Edwards
United States
New Jersey
Judge Silzer
Hague
Jersey City
Hudson County
Atlantic Ocean
Trenton
United States Senate
Judy Silver
Edward
Law and Constitution
Perth Amboy
Symbol of Union Memorial Stone From South Dakota
South Dakota presented a memorial stone to the Washington Monument on the Mall in Washington D C. Secretary Weeks called the monument a symbol of the unity of forty eight states and Americanism that has preserved the nation.
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South Dakota
Washington City
D. C
Weeks
Washington Monument
Plan for Old Pensions Increase in Congress
Republican leaders seek a Christmas gift by boosting Civil and Mexican War veterans pensions from 59 to 72 dollars monthly. The Bursum bill, passed by the Senate, awaits House action with claims of no Treasury strain due to aging veterans. Initial cost touted at 60 million, revised to not over 35 million. current annual pension outlay sits near 300 million.
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Uncle Sam
Congress
Senate
Bursum
New México
House
Rotation in Township Committeemen Urged by Sunday Times
The Sunday Times of New Brunswick argues for rotating township committeemen to improve governance and value. It warns that repeated reelections keep the same faces in office, stifling progress and wasting taxpayer money, urging voters to consider new blood and ideas at the next election.
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Sunday Times
New
Brunswick
Fire destroys La Rocco Shirt Company factory at Jamesburg
A Wednesday morning blaze completely destroys the La Rocco Shirt Company plant in Jamesburg. The one story frame building, 50 by 30 feet, burns tocharred ruins within an hour. About fifty workers were employed, many women, as a government army shirt contract was in progress. The cause is undetermined and nearby buildings were spared.
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Jamesburg
la Rocco Shirt Company
Jamesbury
Rural Free Delivery Established 26 Years Ago
The piece notes Rural Free Delivery began on October 1, 1896 with three routes in West Virginia. By June 30, 1922 there were 44,186 routes covering 4,180,448 miles across 29 states, with salaries rising from 200 to over 2,600 dollars. Illinois leads in routes and mileage, followed by Ohio Missouri Texas and others.
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Washington
John Wanamaker
Benjamin Harrison
Congress
Republican Congress
West Virginia
Charleston
Avilla
Halitown
Carroll County
Maryland
Postal Service
Illinois
Ohio
Missouri
Town
Texas
Pennsylvania
Kansas
New York
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Remarkable Record for Chamberlin Cough Remedy
Chamberlin's Cough Remedy has served for colds croup and whooping cough for almost fifty years. It has grown in favor as its good qualities became known. It is described as the standard reliance in thousands of homes and valued for safety and pleasant taste for children.
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Chamberlin
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GEO. W. Burroughs & Son
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Wanamaker
Phoenix
Pohlson
F. M. Schoen
Stockton St
Hightstown, N.J
Stoll’s
Dade
Eversharp
Waterman Fountain
State Street
Ee Co Ee
Trenton, N. J
Peppler
Hoover
New Holland
New Holland and Buch
John Deere
VanBrunt
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, New Jersey
Wimiarski’s
Hightstown
John Winiarski
North Main Street
Hightstown, N. J
Johnny Tapants
East State St
I. 1
Donnelly
Fred’s W. Donnelly
South Broad Street
N. J
Haberdashery
R. A. Donnelly
Baberdasher
Broad
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