Debunking McCormick on Progressive Labor Gains
John Williams, ex-Commissioner of Labor, rebuts Democratic claims that the Wilson era enacted twenty measures. He argues many cited items originated under Taft or earlier, including eight hour laws, the Children’s Bureau, and the Federal Reserve framework, urging accuracy over party credit in labor policy.
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John Wiliams
Vance McCormick
McCormick
New York Times
Congress
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White House
Democratic National Committee
Taft
Mr. Taft
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Federal Reserve
Monetary Commission
District of Columbia
la Follette
Cleveland
Abolition of the Commerce Court contested by critics
A Taft era note questions the abolition of the Commerce Court and cites criticism of Mr McCormick. John Williams ex labor commissioner of New York denounces padding of the Record and calls for scrutiny of statements that affect labor and social work.
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Commerce Court
Taft
McCormick
Inconsequential tariff debate grips Charleston letter
In a Charleston, W. Va. letter to the Mail, the writer criticizes Mr Hughes for clinging to the old protected tariff doctrine. The piece recalls Democratic actions under Wilson and Underwood, the Payne Aldrich tariff, and argues that tariffs should adapt to wartime conditions amid rising living costs and trust concerns.
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Mr. Hughes
United States
Louisiana
Carolina
Wilson
Underwood
Hughes
America
Europe
Hughes Criticism of Foreign Policy Praised in West
Portland telegram reports the Republican standard bearer’s steady critique of the Democratic administration. He pledges to curb waste, end vacillating policy, and restore U S respect by appointing capable ministers. Hughes denounces politicizing diplomacy as a capital offense and warns against paying political debts with the nation’s name.
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Hughes
West
Portland
Ore
Republian Party
United States
Democratic Party
Hughes Lust
Wilson
Ed Dutub Neck and Local Visits Highlight Rural Notes
John Duncan buys the Edward Austin farm on the Edinburg Windsor road. Several local visits occur including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woolsey in Pennington, Vaughn Hulse in Newark, and many relatives visiting in Morrisville Bordentown Trenton and Princeton. The West Windsor board of education re adverts bids for two new four room school buildings with a meeting set for September 11.
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John Duncan
Edward Austin
Edinburg- Windsor Road
Charles Woolsey
Pennington
Vaughn Hulse
Newark
Fred Shangle
G. H. Ingram
Trenton
Presbyterian Church
Fred Cook
Raymond Greendyke
Abbie Britton
Joseph Coleman
Board of Education
West Windsor Township
How To Give Good Advice With a Positive Example
Advice promotes leading by example as a method to give good counsel. By quickly recovering from a cold using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, others are encouraged to imitate the practice. The remedy has long been trusted and widely available.
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Chamberlain
Cranbury Station Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Andrew Perrine and others from Cranbury Station hosted and visited neighbors in Dayton Belmar Hightstown and Jamesburg. Health updates note Jacob Heidinger improving after four weeks illness. Several Newark and Trenton guests are mentioned along with family movements and summer visits.
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Andrew Perrine
Matthew Reynolds
Dayton
Richard Hagerty
Newark
John P. Mount
Belmar
D. B. Applegate
B. Frank Mount
William Rogers
Ethel
Marion
Lewis Rogers
Elsie
Hightstown
John Daily
Sharon
Thomas Collins
Jacob Heidinger
Earl Gravatt
Miss Gravatt
Perrinaville
Voorhees Fisher
Seidler’s Beach
Walter McDougall
Albert Smith
Loyd
Lemuel Bedle
Jamesburg
Missa Edyth
Walter Bedle
Edyth
Matilda McDougall
Matilda McDougall. “Miss Matilda McDougall
A. Smith
Constipation the Father of Many is
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Cranbury
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William Denison
Sara Bergen
Reba
Cook
Alma White
Morrisville
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F. Wycoff
Lawrenceville
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Lucy Holmes
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George H. Mount
Walter S. Mount
Reba M. Graham
Philadelphia
Lloyd Greendyke
Princeton
Isaae Groendyke
George Robins
Edgar Groendyke
Misa Margaret Coleman
Annette Coleman
Cranbury Station
Harriet
Grace
Emma
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McElhose
Joseph Hanaway
Lillian Acker
Franklin Brasch
Jennie Hanaway
Lorene Haraway
Sarah Walker
Francis Walker
A. Mockridge
James Courtney
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