Vivian Lewis Welcomed by Big Audience in Political Meeting
A large audience praised Vivian Lewis at a political event endorsing direct primaries for Governor and Congress, with calls to curb corruption in money politics and to disperse ballot distribution to county levels. Speaker R Wayne Parker endorsed Taft and defended tariff policy while noting imperfect laws and progress. Other candidates and platform notables spoke as prominent Republicans attended, including many women observers.
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Parvas
Taft
Parker
Fred L. Baldwin
Thomas P. Alworth
County Register
Edward Moore
Passaic
J. H. McLoughlin
New York
A. N. Dalrymple
Lux
A. H. van Riper
W. D. Bell
T. L. Brown
M. B. Hateh
J. L. Miller
John F. Clark
Democrats Hold Last Rally of Campaign at Masonic Hall
Samuel Silverburg Henry A Herbert and Jens H Dorch spoke at the Democratic rally with about sixty attendees. Herbert criticized town expenditures and the Water Department while urging platform points. Dorch framed his stance as principled and independent. Other speakers included Joseph F Triulty and Charles F X O’Brien with remarks on primaries and public utilities. Mayor Lux was taunted by prior speakers over local issues.
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Samuel Silverburg
Henry A. Herbert
Jens H. Dorch
Masonic Hall
Dorch
Joseph F. Triulty
Charles F. X. O'Brien
Jersey City
Assembly
Vivian Lewis
Lux
West Nutley
Policing Town For Election In Nutley
Chancemen will be stationed at Nutley polling places on Tuesday and Chief Sutcliffe will be on duty across the town to prevent any disorder or interference with voting.
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Nutley
Sutcliffe
Express business stalls as Jersey City strike spreads
Owing to a strike in Jersey City Nutley express agents at three stations refuse all business. All packages through New York Jersey City are held up. A small amount of Western and Northern freight passes through without handling. Perishable items were not spoiled due to prompt refusals.
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Jersey City
Nutley Express
New York
Wilson Denies Governor Nomination Ties At Jersey City Speech
Dr Woodrow Wilson former Princeton president and new Democratic candidate for New Jersey Governor spoke at St Peters Hall Jersey City denying he sought the nomination and claimed he would not be controlled by any boss. The piece notes claims about the Trenton convention engineered by James Smith and other party figures tied to Morgan and Hudson County leadership.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
New
New Jersey
St. Peter’s Hall
Jersey City
Taylor's Opera House
Trenton
Alfred N. Dalrymple
Republican County Committee
Essex County
Dr. Wilson
Lyme
Conn
Richard V. Lindabury
Lindabury
George L. Record
James Smith
Newark
George Harvey
Harper & Brother
New York City
J. Pierpont Morgan
Jim’ Nugent
Democratic State Committee
William Thompson
Duke of Gloucester
Robert Davis
Hudson County
Charlie’ Gallagher
Mercer County
Senator Smith
Eugene Kinuhead
James Nugent
Smith
Lewis
Frank O. Briggs
Wilson
Jim’’ Nugent
Nugent
George Record
Democratic Party
Republican Party
James Smith, Jr
Bob? Davis
Aoe
Jim” Nugent
Billy ” Thompson
Charlie Gallagher
Judgmen Harvey
William Harrigan
Andeceive
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