Canvass Details Local Primary Races and NYC A D A Change
Canvass of the September 28 primary shows Richard Galvin leading the Democratic Assembly nomination field, Anthony Gebhardt atop the Democratic Freeholder race, and William Dey ahead for Republican Freeholder. The county tally covers all offices with names and roles, including Richard Skinner resigning as Assistant District Attorney of New York City after eight years in the homicide and other bureaus and a noted Nichols case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin
Gebhardt
Dey Leach
Richard Galvin
Assembly
Anthony J. Gebhardt
William Dey
Joseph Osmun Skinner
Hsq
New York City
Whitman
Mr. Sayre
Wilson
Homicide Bureau
Harlem Court
Nichols
Elizabeth Nichols
Skinner
Stevens School
Hoboken
Phillipsburg
New Jersey
Lafayette College
Trenton
Bar of
Newark
New York Law School
Election Notice for Cranbury Township 1915 and 1916
General election set for Tuesday November 2 1915 from 6 am to 7 pm in Cranbury Odd Fellows Hall and Plainsboro Grange Hall to elect State Senator General Assembly five Freeholders one County Coroner one Township Assessor Collector Committeeman Justice of the Peace and appropriations. Special election October 19 1916 to consider three constitutional amendments and final Board of Registry meeting October 26 1919 1 to 9 pm. Walter H Havens clerk dated October 1 1915.
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Cranbury
Odd Fellows Hall
Grange Hall
Plainsboro
General Assembly
State of
New Jersey
Middlesex
Board of Registry and Election
Walter H. Havens
Joseph Shaw
Monroe
Howard Jemison
South Brunswick
Monroe Township Election Notice For 1913 And 1915
Voters in Monroe Township are invited to polls at the School House Prospect Plains to elect state and local officials including one State Senator three Assembly members five Freeholders a County Coroner a Constable two Highway Surveyors a Poundkeeper and township appropriations. The notice cites amended constitution voting for women and corrects registers with election dates October 19 1913 morning and evening seven o clock and October 26 1915 from 1 to 9 p.m. Clerk Joseph Shaw signed the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Prospect Plains
General Assembly
State of
New Jersey
Middlesex
When Baby Has The Group
When a mother is awakened to find her child in distress from coughing she should give Cham berlain's Cough Remedy every ten minutes until vomiting occurs for quick relief. The remedy has long been used with uniform success and is obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
South Brunswick Township Election Notice 1915 at American Mechanics Hall
Voters in the township will elect one State Senator three General Assembly members five Freeholders one Coroner one Assessor one Committee man one Justice of the Peace one Constable two Surveyors of Highways for South Brunswick. Election held at the listed halls on Tuesday October 19 1915. Howard Jemison clerk notes vote for women citizens adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Brunswick
VanDerveer’s
General Assembly
State of
New Jersey
Middlesex
Tunsday
Jamesburg
Chronic Constipation Relief Reported by Mrs Newton
Two years ago she suffered from stomach trouble and chronic constipation. She states health improved rapidly after using Chamberlain's Tablets and has remained well after taking five bottles. Mrs John Newton, Irving NW, reports the tablets are obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
John Newton
Irving, NW
Jamesburg Election Notices Fail Safe for 1915 Ballot
Public notices announce a general election on November 2 1915 in Jamesburg Borough Hall for Middlesex County officials and local posts. A special election is set for October 19 1915 on women suffrage amendments with October 26 1913 registry hours listed.
Proposed Amendments to New Jersey Constitution Special Election
Notice of a special election on October 19 1915 to consider amendments to the New Jersey Constitution. The document outlines election details, voting instructions, and the first proposed amendment permitting broader suffrage with conditions on residency, marriage, military service, and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Martin
State of
New Jersey
Ballot Instruction for Yes or No Marking
The notice directs voters to mark an X in the square opposite Yes if opposed, or opposite No, using black ink or pencil. It outlines acceptable marking methods and placement for the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Mrs Bright
A reader from Fort Wayne Indiana endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a severe bronchial cough. She reports immediate relief and full recovery after using a bottle and urges friends to try it. Available everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bright
Fr. Wayne
Ind
Election notice for Helmetta borough November 24 1915
Borough of Helmetta announces an election on Tuesday November 24 1915 at the Hose House to elect State Senator three General Assembly members five Freeholders one Coroner two Councilmen one Mayor one Assessor one Collector and two Surveyors of Highways. Also a separate October 1915 notice about a Board of Registry and revision meeting conducted by Borough Clerk P J Hogan.
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Borough of
Helmetta
Hose House
General Assembly
State of
New Jersey
County of
Middlesex
Shall this amendment regulating subsequent amendments be adopted
The measure asks voters if they approve an amendment that governs later constitutional changes. The ballot answer given is No.
Amendment Procedure for Constitution In New Jersey
The text outlines how constitutional amendments may be proposed in the Senate or General Assembly and, with majority approval, entered on journals. It details publication requirements, submission to the people, and the process for ratification at a general election, including provisions for multiple amendments and a five year ban on re submission after rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Thomas F
Wamenament
Senate
General Assembly
Constitutional amendment on land take for public works
The text details adding a new section to Article IV allowing state counties cities and other bodies to condemn excess land for parks highways or streets with sale or lease of surplus land. It notes a protest over publisher advertising rates for a special election notice and asserts the price should not set a precedent.
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury, N.J
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son
Jerseyman
W. E. Florance
A. A. Quinn
W. A. Spencer
Chas
Anderson Tpeenee
Leo Goldberger
F. C. Schneider
Hole Omen
James
F. Burny
William D. Casey
Theodore Cohn
Andrew Ely
A.J. Gebhardt
A.J. Gebhardt Rrr 4,289 Alfred T. Kerr
Jerome Coffey
P. F. Fallon
Patrick Rocks
W.S. Sawyer
J. Edgar Bennett
Wm. Swareee Dey
G. Francis Eden Tet Waeeeone
A. Feihle Ree Eee
A. Feihle Ree Eee Rere 1,547 C. M. Haight
Nels Hanson
John H. Leison
P. J. Moran
John V. Hubbard Aaseneerne
Wm. J. McDede
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Board of Registry
Augusta Street
William H. Brooks
State of New Jersey
United States
N. Broad St
Trenton, N. J
Horace Mann
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Cadillac
Buick
Dodge
Samuel E. Dey
Garace
J. Frank Dowgin
Cranbury, New Jersey
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