Wilson needs New York votes to win presidency
In 1912 New Jersey gave Woodrow Wilson 178,060 votes and 173,000 for Gov. Fielder in 1914. This year 187,000 votes came in Republican primaries. The analysis notes that Wilson cannot win without New York and warns against abandoning New York as fatal to the campaign.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Fielder
Vance McCormick
Middle West
Wilson
New York
Democratic Congress
Open Letter Addresses Local Option and Party Support
James K Shields of the Anti-Saloon League argues New Jersey Local Option voters should know Walter E Bulge and H Otto Wittpenn stances on the issue. The letter notes a photo in Justice and claims liquor groups endorse Wittpenn while Edge pledges to sign the Local Option bill.
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Anti-Saloon League
Walter E Bulge
H. Otto Wittpenn
Armay People
New Jersey
Edge
Wittpean
Justice
Hunterdon
Friends of Local Option
James K. Shields
Anti-Saloon League of
Despondency Relief Promised by Chamberlain Tablets
Despondency arising from indigestion and biliousness is soothed by Chamberlain's Tablets, with users urged to take a dose and expect improvement within a day or two. The ad claims the tablets are especially valuable for digestive discomfort and says they are obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Stirring Republican Meeting at Mechanics Hall
A lively Mech. Hall gathering by the South Brunswick Republican Club drew both party supporters for an evening of entertainment. Speakers included Senator G. W. Gaunt and candidates Edge Carson Spencer Edgar Applegate, with music by Lasker's Orchestra and Lyceum Tenor Joseph Phillips.
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Monmouth Junction
South Brunswick Republican Club
Mechanics Hall
G. W. Gaunt
Robert Orson
Spencer
Edgar and Applegate
Lasker
Trenton
Ira T. Sykes
Joseph Phillips
Lyceum
South Brunswick
Sykes
Howard Jemison
Senator Gaunt
Gaunt
Edge
Wittpenn
Wittpeun
Carson
Wilson
Edgar
Applegate
Connecticut
Health regime promises clearer complexion calls
A historic ad advises taking Chamberlain's Tablets with a diet of vegetables and cereals, plus daily outdoor exercise, to improve skin in months. The verse evokes seasonal longing for summer through winter.
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Youth’s Companion
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Mass
Stirring Republican Meeting
Faith
Tennyson
Chas. E. Hughes
Chas. W. Fairbanks
Walter E.edge
Central
Workingmen’s Compensation Act
U. S. Senator
Jos. S. Frelinghuysen
U.s.senate
N. J. Senate
State Board of Agriculture
State Board of Education
Motor Vehicle Department
Highway Commission
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Potato Growers
Farmers Co-operative Association
Mercer County
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Trenton, N. J
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Cranbury, New Jersey
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