Roosevelt winner on 25 percent vote in New Jersey
Trenton June 3 Roosevelt carried only about a quarter of the Republican vote in New Jersey primaries. In Hudson County and Essex, Roosevelt won in a minority of the party, with Taft drawing larger totals overall. The state total likely under 96,000 Republican primary voters, while Democratic turnout favored Wilson, yielding a Democratic majority. Delegates to the national conventions are listed by district and candidate.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Hudson
Essex
Taft
Hudson County
Jersey City
Hoboken
Bayonne
Weehawken
Mr. Taft
Wasex County
Runnis
Woodrow Wilson
Essex County
Wilson
James WW. Martine
Plainfield
John W. Westcott
Haddonfield
Nicholas P. Wedin
John Hinchliffe
Paterson
Roosevelt Egates
John Franklin Fort
Eas
Everett Colby
Weat
B. Jesa
Camden
Edgar B
Sey City
Salem
J Roosevel Make
Glo Avis
Weetes
J. Warren Davis
HW. Nowrey
Duncan W. City
John Toydlond
Joseph Lamson
New Gretna
J. Thompson Baker
Wildwood
Fank D. Porter
Bridgeton
Joseph H. Marvel
Atlantic City
Wireless tests near Port Monmouth in New Jersey
Frederick Minturn Sammis of Newark and Edgar Smith of Loomfield urge purchase of a 160 acre tract along Port Monmouth for Marconi Wireless Telegraph testing. The farms total about 260 acres and $84,000, with price around $825 per acre, as the land shifts to trucking and orchards. Sammis left for London as a wireless expert to testify in the Titanic inquiry.
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Port Monmouth
Jersey
Frederick Minturn Sammis
Newark
Edgar Smith
Ltoomfield
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company
Porth Monmouth
Serena Eastmond
David K Hampton
Charles J. Mills
Charles J. Willett
George H. Willett
John J Murphy
Wimer J. Willett
Simmis
United States States
London
Signor Marconi
Conjectors Question Styles and Attire in Court Debate
In a Daily Record ad section a judge questions a fashion remark about a bathing costume worn by Miss Dishington. The exchange notes uncertainty whether the item is a short skirt or a wide sheath as the court discusses attire.
Nurito relief for rheumatism claims home use
Long Branch rheumatics urged to try Nurito a prescription item claimed to relieve rheumatism neuritis and inflammation without opiates. Its makers promise fast pain relief and improved mobility, with a one dollar box available at local pharmacies. Compounded by the Magestral Chemical Co New York.
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Nurito
Birk's
Wert’s
Magestral Chemical Co
Flatiron Bldg
New York
Chattle and Rutgers notes from Long Branch meet
Secretary of State Crater visits Long Branch marking ties to home and school. Rutgers students Chattle headlined the East Jersey Meet with 49 points, winning the Rice Trophy for first time in league history. Quotes praise for alumni, local politics, and municipal issues as residents call for patience with city improvements.
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David S. Crater
Trenton
Long Branch
Wilson
Dave” Crater
United States
Chattle
Reds
Bank
Red Bankers
Old Ocean
Office Boys
Red Bank Boys
Cone
Charlie
East Jersey
Chule
Asbury
Iowa State Primary Focuses on Kenyon Young Senate Contest
Des Moines June primary watchers focus on the U S Kenyon versus Lafayette Young for the Senate. Republican gubernatorial hopefuls include George W Clark Perry G Medea and A V Proudfoot with Democrats choosing between H Dunn and Hamilton. Local county and precinct tickets will be set by all parties.
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Kenyon
Young
Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Lafayette Young
George W. Clark
Perry G. Medeo
Ames Agricultural Olege
A. V. Proudfoot
Indiana
Dunn
Marion City
Uamilton
Cedar Rapids
Keansburg Station Rebuilt With Expanded Facilities
The Central Railroad station at Keansburg is being rebuilt with additions on both sides making the depot 105 feet long. Waiting rooms for both sexes will be enlarged and more conveniences added. Grounds will be graded and sodded. A proposal to establish a flag station at Bay avenue or Thompsons crossing is under consideration to serve over a hundred daily summer commuters and nearby trucking shipments.
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Keansburg
Central Railroad
Bay Avenue
Thompson's
Ideal Beach
Port Monmouth
G. Bisele
Ideal Beach Company
Bray Avenue
Bay Shore
Child Sweethearts Wed Milton Hahn and Paula Osterman
Milton Hahn of Woodhansen New York and Paula Osterman of Woodhanxen left home on Memorial Day and reached Boston where they telegraphed they had wed. Both sets of parents are attempting to locate and decide on the marriage. The Osterman father is abroad.
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Milton Hahn
Paula Osterman
Boston
New York
Woodhanxen
N. Y
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Red Bank, N. J
Fred Riecer, Jr
John W. Slocum
Thomas J. Scully
South Amboy
C. KR. F. Hetrick
Asbury Park
Adrian Lyon
Perth Amboy
George M. la Monte
Bound Brook
Walter Madden
John J6. Gill
James E. Bathgate
Basking Tudge
William L. It Lynd
Dover
James J. Potts
Pilebeth
Holgar A. Knapp
Elizabeth
Charles W. Ennis
Morristown
Wiliam Eine
Phillipsburg
Dan Fellows Platt
Englewood
William Wraylor
Herbert M Baily
Hackensack
William Hlughss
Robert G. Brenner
Paasaic
James G. Blau Yell
Henry C. Whitehead
John M. Rodhabeck
Peter Stillwell
Louis M .Brock
Arlington
James W. McCarthy
James Smith, Jr
Arthur B. Seymour
Orange
Edward T .Ward
William A. Lord
Tenth
James R. Nugen
Marty F. Backus
Caldwell Roosevelt
Frank L. Driver
Edmund B. Osborn
Montclair
J. J. McGovern
Emil Groth
Union Hill
Hoovevelt
John Garner
Fred Vollmer, Jr
West Hoboken
Wilson Delegsates
Thomas Haight
Mark A. Sullivan
Lhioovevelt
John Rotherham
George L. Record
Marconi Test Works
the Daily Record
Broadway
Alvin Langwith
Rutgers College
Hiesaya Chattl
Fr. K. Shield, Jr
Sloan
Rutgers
Long Branch Record
Stanley Duryee
Star
Red Tank
John F. Woolley
Oakhurst
Dr. Davidson
Farmingdale
Teddy
Mr. Woolley
J. R. Errickson
Rome
Broadway Long Branch
Strauss
Progressive Store
Strindard Asbury Park
Cringrail
iSacSacSense
MAM MMM
MMA
Blue Ribbon Creamery
Maple Farms Poultry Yards
Western Greamery
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Plaza Air
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