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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
7
The piece argues Republicans in the Legislature push a reform bill claiming it is genuine yet suspect its jury provisions are judge made and keep juries in politics. It claims the special session bill differs from the regular session one, yet bears the same name, challenging faithfulness and accusing obstruction by the minority as politics.
The New York Sun argues against exempting the poor and moderate earners from the income tax. It suggests forcing eighteen to twenty million to pay to provoke repeal, claiming the very rich would still pay less proportionally if the burden shifts.
Senator Helen Robson of Colorado discusses the initiative and referendum, calling it a two edged sword. She explains how the Mine Workers law was re enacted after a Supreme Court ruling allowed immediate effect without referendum for public health and safety. She notes abuses by special interests and the resilience of direct democracy.
Senator Robinson criticizes ballot measures while praising economy but denounces the Mothers' Compensation act as misused sentiment. Discussions on adulteration laws extend to clothing fraud as Lindquist proposes labeling and prohibition of misbranded goods. John H. Cook notes surprisingly superior Malay roads compared to New Jersey, challenging local pride.
The New York World argues Republicans fail to reform and respond to public will citing tariff votes and legislative alignments with Tammany and Murphy. It warns that factional monopolies persist and calls for genuine change beyond power gains. Newark Star notes New Jersey dangers for metal mine workers amid few workers present.
The piece argues that mining and aviation carry greater safety risks than permitted, urging alternative employment. It condemns assaults and crimes linked to suffragettes, noting damaging actions from arson to poisoning horses, and labels a recent appointive act as a grim political jab on Hearst and his editor.
The piece surveys varied theories on women’s vice and morality, citing Rabbi Krauskopf, Roosevelt, Taft, and immigration concerns. It argues social forces, home life in Ireland and France, and naturalization policies shape behavior, warning against easy paths to vice and hawkish views on Japanese immigration.
Fragmentary verse explores devotion and guidance by a mother figure. A ceremonial tone references a winged angel and child like faith. The piece centers on spiritual instruction and moral memory within a historical poetic voice.
A brief noted quote celebrating generosity in design and humanity in execution. It attributes moderation and success to a maxim credited to Bismarck, highlighting a praised motto. The line signals admiration for thoughtful leadership and prudent conduct.
Clifford Errickson of the Senior Claga at Chattle yesterday became track captain. His athletics career spans Inter-Class meets, 120 yard hurdles, 220 yard hurdles, and relay races with high placements from 1910 to 1913. Senior Day featured odd outfits, decorations, and humorous dress missteps as students prepared for the East Jersey Meet with horses running in a drawing card.
The article notes a change in men's attitude toward ads. Busy men now discuss new hats and boots at clubs and hotels, driven by merchandising aimed at convenient, quick shopping and reliable service. It argues men value informative ad content and efficient store service just as women do, finding value in The Record's advertising pages.
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