Rival Candidates Meet For Gubernatorial Nomination
Rival candidates for New Jersey Governor, Senator Walter E. Edge of Atlantic County and Col. Austin Colgate of Essex County, appeared before the Hasex County Republican Committee in Newark last Friday night to present claims. Essex supporters backed Edge, praising his record and saying Murphy should be the U.S. Senate nominee, while Colgate implied Essex influence should not overstate Edge’s local backing.
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Basex County
Can You Play the Lyre or Tell a Fish Tale
A Baltimore American item quotes a quick exchange about talents and storytelling. The brief line hints at cultural note or humorous interaction without further context or details about people, location, or event.
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Baltimore American
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A short advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a universally needed family medicine. It stresses quick relief before a physician or other medicines arrive and claims a renowned reputation for prompt action, noting it is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Hughes Rated A Pretty Good Fellow By North Dakota Farmers
Charles E. Hughes campaigned among eastern North Dakota farmers and earned a reputation as a pretty good fellow. He preached government efficiency American ism tariff protection for farmers and preparedness and won applause even from hesitant voters who cheered for preparedness as a shield for national honor. A broad-shouldered farmer praised his honesty and truthfulness.
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Percy Mackaye Denies Signing Authors Letter
Percy Mackaye, playwright, declares he did not sign the so called authors letter cited against Charles E. Hughes. He says he never saw the August open letter and learned of it only after publication. Republicans report Hughes and his staff had not seen the letter prior to press.
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Percy Mackaye
Republican National
Charles E. Hughes
Wilson
Hughes
Mackaye
New York Herald
Republican
Trenton
Hughes Speeches Highlight Calls for Policy and Prosperity
Urgent passages question the President’s six month Mexican policy and pledge to defend American rights abroad. The speaker insists Americans deserve full rights at sea, unity between labor and capital, and a square deal. The Republican call centers on prosperity through sound policy and reform to replace experienced officials.
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Coast Line
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That Full Dinner Pail as Campaign Weapon
The Detroit Journal denounces Democrats as relying on the "dinner pail" to claim peace and prosperity while munition money fuels inflation. It argues workers face higher rents, meat, sugar, steel, and taxes, with wages not rising enough, and questions if administration policy truly benefits the average worker.
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Detroit Journal
Wilson
Editorial Comment Bryan butts Wilson tuts
Editorial snips urge watchful waiting as a remedy, arguing patience may avert rash actions. The piece critiques hasty decisions and cautions against premature conclusions or bold remedies.
Political Jottings Reflecting on Hughes and Wilson Politics
A compact critique of Hughes and Democrats as the Wilson administration faces charges. Remarks touch on tax policy, rhetoric, and political strategies, noting reactions from Bryan, Murphy, and Tammany. The piece mocks opposition tactics and hints at naval and governance issues without graphic detail.
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