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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
7
A few thousands of coal mine workers struck prompting a coal price rise, with hundreds of thousands more set to pay the bill. The threat of a general strike is described as a dismal failure, while labor is praised for its good sense despite some leaders.
In 1922 seven months show imports of foreign products rising by 170 million dollars while exports fall by 700 million, widening the favorable trade balance deficit to 870 million. July's balance drops to 44 million as world production recovers, prompting a call for an import tax equal to the production cost gap to shield American producers from ruinous competition.
Samuel Gompers faced a unanimous rebuke from the AFL executive council who opposed his call for a general strike. They judged his inflammatory statement after the rail injunction as adding unnecessary uncertainty to industrial life.
State urges buy now to move bumper crop into homes at farm prices. White potatoes like Green Mountain to hold through winter. Red Skins also favored in some areas. Dealers offer small margins in some cities, and Trenton cooperation cited.
The article argues that men aged eighty five to ninety can live to a ripe old age if they maintain a careful diet and use Chamberlin's Tablets to relieve indigestion or constipation after occasional overindulgence. It emphasizes digestive health as a path to longevity.
In the final week before the primaries the race shows slowing momentum for the candidate. President Hibben of Princeton and Thomas A. Edison issued strong statements backing Frelinghuysen's re election while critics attacked the record's regularity.
Congress man Frank F. Patterson Jr campaign manager for Senator Frelinghuysen urges Republican voters to vote in the September primaries. He denounces George L. Record as not a true Republican and cites Record’s past as a Democrat and multiple party affiliations.
In the final week before New Jersey Republican primaries, George S. Record remains silent on supporting Frelinghuysen if he wins the nomination. Ed Knapp cites Record’s past tactics, while supporters David Grier Hibben and Thomas A. Edison back Frelinghuysen. Hibben praises Frelinghuysen’s integrity and wartime service as reasons to reelect him.
Jamesburg police led by Chief Gustav Fillhower raided a well known place occupied by William Willis. Four arrested including white woman Ethel Brammell of Hightstown and three Black residents. All held on 3000 bail for September grand jury, arraigned by Recorder Harry Emmons.
Notice offers oak and maple wood sawn to stove lengths and available by the hour.
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