Progressives back Hughes Frelinghuysen Edge ticket in New Jersey
A large Newark Orange conference of former Progressives endorses Charles E Hughes for president Joseph S Frelinghuysen for US Senator and Walter F Edge for New Jersey governor. The manifesto condemns Wilsons diplomacy, praises Roosevelt and urges voters to support the Republican ticket as a modern nationalist platform.
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Republicans Say Reports Are Rosy
Newark reports to the State Republican headquarters indicate favorable conditions for the Republican ticket across counties. Atlantic Camden Passaic Essex Mercer and Princeton show strong margins for Republicans, while Middlesex and Hudson present concerns, with Mercer seen as leaning Republican and Wilson likely beaten in his hometown.
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Lively fights on legislature and county races continue
Report of vigorous legislative campaigning across counties with candidates claiming favorable conditions. Mention of Ferret preparing to expose alleged Democratic frauds in Hudson.
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New Jersey Campaign Sees Republican Unity Rekindled
Eight counties show GOP representation in the State Senate with Essex and Hudson shaping up as battlegrounds. Newton A. Bugbee forecasts Republicans will retain control and possibly gain seats as Cumberland Bergen and Hudson shift. A November reunion in Newark aims to unify Republicans and Progressives behind Frelinghuysen Edge and the party slate.
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Democrats Face Surprise In Hudson Vote Forecast
A speaker warns that Democrats may face a harsh turnout result in Hudson. He predicts Republicans will secure the larger vote ever, while Democrats could be lucky to surpass a 10,000 margin, depending on current conditions.
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After the War What Will Happen in New Jersey
Republican critique of the Underwood tariff argues postwar prosperity depends on protection. It warns Democrats would endorse free trade if elected, predicting industrial collapse and bread lines without a tariff shield as Europe readies for postwar competition.
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Republican tour pleases farmers in New Jersey races
Reports from Republican State Headquarters say the campaign of Senator Joseph S. Frelinghuysen and Governor Walter E. Edge is winning over farmers in rural New Jersey. The pair drew interest in interviews, with farmers showing openness to voting for the ticket and hoping for a shift in state and national administration.
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Tariff as the Sheet Anchor of Industrial Prosperity
Republican observers argue the protective tariff is essential to national prosperity and postwar stability. A Newark example, Clark Thread Works, shows tariff protection fostering industry, jobs, and local growth from the Morrill tariff era to Blaine’s 1880s campaigns.
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