Dryden Denounces Colby Over Stenographic Report Clash
Senator Dryden accuses Everett Colby of circulating a garbled stenographic note of their Hillery Colby debate. Dryden claims no knowledge of the report and challenges Colby to produce a copy. He defends the integrity of Ackerman and criticizes Colby as influenced by party bosses in the New Jersey assembly.
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John F. Dryden
Everett Colby
Senator Dryden
Hillery-Colby
Morris County
Dryden
Colby
Wall Street
Mr. Colby
Orange
N. J
Sir
Trenton
Newark
Allowe
Secutor Dryden
Plainfield’ Printing Office
Hillery
Ackerman
Tam
Svereit Conny
Knight
Cage
Plainfield
Mons
Elieg
New York
New Jersey Assembly
People J
New Jersey
General Assembly
Joun
F. Drypen
Republican Record of Reform and Public Utility Franchises
Republican record highlights twelve year governance includes limiting public utility franchises to twenty years and extending to forty by popular vote, curbing overcapitalization, abolishing county fees, increasing state revenues, and advancing water supply conservation. Includes governor and legislative actions and concerns for future generations.
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Solaton
Brokes
Senate
Hillery
Morris County
Forgusta
Chancery
Supreme Court
Republican Party
New Jersey Sees Broad Reform Drive Under Stokes
Governor Stokes and the legislature push for conservation and public parks through a new commission system. They expand riparian control and water rights, curb water export for profit, fund mosquito extermination, and create state parks from Palisades to the Hudson while planning for future municipal and immigration policy reforms.
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Stokes
Dutta Forestry Commission
New York
Pagsale
Paterson
Pennsylvania
Delawware
State Riparian Board
Mosquito Post
New Jersey
Young Men in Politics and Moral Duty in Government
An editorial criticizes dismissive views of politics as dirty while urging capable citizens to enter public service. It argues business leaders neglecting politics allow corruption and notes the demographic imbalance in co ed schools drives men away from public life.
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