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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
2
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A stalled police stand on enforcing under ten rule prompts clashes after a judge’s ruling deemed the statute unconstitutional. Prosecution and county officials defend enforcing the measure while awaiting higher court review, with broad implications for public order and legal authority.
The letter defends Judge Atwater's integrity after a Journal report suggested bias in liquor license applications. It notes Judge Bergen’s role and asserts no request or knowledge by Atwater influenced decisions, urging fair treatment of applicants and public trust in the judiciary amid broad reactions.
A skeptical, humorous mock critique about wartime rumors and political campaigns. The piece lampoons sensational reports from the Balkans and Balkam mountaineers, jokes about a future president, and notes a Chicago boomer’s Bryan prediction while commenting on Bulgarie and Castro shifting attention.
An opinion piece argues against force in reform, urging self restraint and fair play in youth sport. It discusses direct nominations under a new primary law, praising turnout in Essex County and noting Senator Colby’s support captured by the new system. The Outlook endorses Taft, criticizes Bryan, and highlights steady governance over rhetoric.
A collage of clipped quips from papers including the Philadelphia Press and Houston Post. Bits recall a sorely mixed dialogue about a new cook, a hidden bottle, and a martyr’s family, with lines about sobriety and a mother gone to town.
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