Revitalizing Old Principles in a National Debate
The Long Branch publication prints editorials criticizing Governor Wilson's anti trust bills as radical while defending traditional ethics against corporate abuse. It also quotes General Castro’s complaint about immigration justice and his detention, arguing the country’s liberty is tested by such actions.
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Wilson
Trenton
Moses
Mount Binal
Castro
Dmb
Venezuela
United States
Venezuelan Official Denies Criminal Past amid US Pressure
The speaker rejects U S accusations and a Venezuelan court usurpation claim, stating no criminal charges exist against him anywhere. He accuses the Asphalt Trust and allies of spreading lies, asserting the U S government aided a campaign to slander him and undermine national welfare.
Earmarks of Little and Big Men
Miss Minnie Warner a Chicago telephone operator for nine years shares observations. She finds bigger men tend to be more polite to women workers and patient about feelings. Those who respect others’ rights may grow into "great timber" through will and self-control.
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Minnie Warner
Chicago
Brigitta Haas
Freytown
Pennsylvania
Trenton Star
Peril of mob rule in Turkey unsettles cabinet
The piece argues that Turkish popular indignation threatens the government as it nears a note on peace terms advised by Allies. It notes funds, military weakness, and Allied readiness to continue fighting, suggesting the cabinet yielded only to avert worse terms.
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Turkey
Europe
Continuance of War Demanded by Ignorant Public
The text condemns the populace for demanding ongoing war, arguing that popular impulse replaces skilled deliberation and will cost the people dearly if national pride drives obstinacy. It warns such a course reveals a lack of self-government.
Insanity Peaks in 1920s America Says Dr Patton
Dr Stuart Patton of Princeton University spoke at the Illinois Society of Mental Hygiene Convention warning that insanity is rising with modern life. He noted twenty seven distinct varieties and said no two cases are alike, urging rest and meditation for mental balance. He also commented on press hostility to leaders and a Russian royal marriage, then a brief remark on a trust problem by Schiff.
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Stuart Patton
Princeton University
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Editorial contrasts on governance and social issues across cities
A montage of editorial quips contrasts vaccination neutrality, business prudence, gender roles, and the cost of commission government. It cites figures from Wildwood area cities versus Camden and others, noting higher salaries in the trio under commission rule relative to larger nearby cities.
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O. K
Commission
Wildwood Sun
Atlantic City
Ocean City
Wildwood
Camden
Bridgetown
Gloucester City
Millville
Vineland
Woodbury
Salem
Cape May City
State Pension Debate Opens In New Jersey Media
The discussion on old age and mothers pensions draws attention from The Long Branch Record and editorials in The Trenton Times. Critics urge caution citing tax burdens and lack of state investigations while noting Europe already adopts pension programs. The piece questions timing and feasibility for New Jersey before broader public support forms.
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Long Branch Record
Kholé
Cumberland County
Legisature
Nichols
Long Branch
Europe
New Jersey
Affordable smallholding on Stone Boulevard near Eatontown
Arthur Holston advertises a semi rural cottage with hall, wing room, dining room, kitchen, store, three bedrooms, front and rear porches, on a 97 by 291 foot lot with a poultry house for 800 chickens, fruit trees, and grape vines. Trolley passes door. Asking price $2,500 for quick buyer. Townley Building.
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Loeker
Eatontown
Mothers and children home care over legislation proposed
A New Jersey periodical argues for funding poor mothers to keep and raise their own children rather than placing them in institutions or with other families. It cites experiments in Western states and Chicago showing cost savings and better outcomes for children when kept at home with mothers, urging careful study of this public policy.
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Brown
New Jersey
Denison
Chicago
Thoughts Worth Reading On Lodges And Personal Integrity
A cautionary essay advises young men to avoid using lodge memberships as business leverage. It argues true strength comes from one’s own fiber, not secret society favors, noting public speaking and discipline trump questionable affiliations.
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Order of Hounds
Byron H. Stauffler
Snow blockade halts rail lines across several states
Fifty years ago today a heavy snow blockade disrupted railroads in New England New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland and Ohio causing widespread travel delays and freight disruptions.
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New England
New York
Pennsyvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Ohio
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