Nutley Post Office editorial outlook for 1913 campaigns
The Nutley Post reflects on local politics with editor James D. Foy noting dismal conditions under Democratic control and no Republican alternative. It critiques Governor Wilson's platform, comments on reformers and the Camden Post Telegram critique, and predicts voter dissatisfaction at the November election.
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Ge L. Pevard
Wilson
Camden Post- Telegram
Govenor
Record
Philadelphia mayoral candidate advocates radical dress laws
Dr. Moses Stern of Philadelphia files papers to run for mayor promising extreme reform. He calls for laws requiring harems of skirts with suspenders, banning corsets for women under thirty, fining women in trains, and keeping theaters and Independence Hall open on Sundays to advance a woman suffrage agenda.
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Moses Stern
Philadelphia
Wilson
Nutley Registration Deadline Stressed Before Election
Nutley voters are urged to register by Tuesday October 24 to be eligible for the upcoming election. The notice warns that unregistered residents cannot vote this fall and will miss the presidential primaries next summer, despite concerns over election law requirements.
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Nutley
Believes in Calling a Spade 2 Spade Letter to Nutley Sun
Wiseacre defends Nutley Democratic paper legacy and editorial bias. He argues the late editor William Carson Bryan's claim of independence is a disguise for partisan stance and criticizes the current editor Pratt and local Democratic leaders. Dated Nutley N J Oct 28 1911.
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Nulley Sun
William Carson Bryan
Leacy
Nutley
Pratt
Brother Pratt
Bryan
Democratic Organization
Wiseacre
Nutley, N. F
Get
Proctor's Newark Weekly Headliner Jene Franklin and Burt Green
Miss Jene Franklin and Mr. Burt Green headline Proctor's Theatre Newark for the week starting Monday matinee October 23. The Bandit sketch by E Fred Hawley and a capable company serve as second on the bill along with Linton and Lawrence talking and piano, James F McDonald songs and sayings, Morris and Allen lively comedy with bagpipes, and The Gordon Brothers featuring boxing kangaroo.
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Jene Franklin
Mr. Burt. Green
Proctor's
the Bandit
E. Fred Hawley
Linton
Lawrence
James F. McDonald
Morris and Allen
Gordon Brothers
His Wonderful Record and the Englishman on Englishment
A Georgian memorialist notes he never sought office or ran for office, remaining plain Mr in a career spent in Washington without attachments. Chesterton mocks English pretensions, Italians, Frenchmen, Prussians, and Americans, citing differences in character. Germans claim poker is an old German game named scharwenzel, brought to the United States by emigrants.
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Congress
Washington
Atlanta Constitution
Mr. Weller
Mr. Weeg
J. K. Chesterton
Westphalia
United States
Bulletin boards for Nutley streets urged by residents
William J. Kinsey writes to the Nutley Sun urging the town to install neat 16 by 20 inch bulletin boards to improve town appearance and provide posted notices. He notes Town ordinances exist but are often ignored and suggests community groups maintain vines and care of the boards.
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Nutley Sun
Towst Council
Pare
Election Board
Nutley Improvement Society
Nutley
William J. Kinsey
Bulletin Board Committee
Second Ward Association
Four Hundred Progressives in Chicago Debate Presidential Picks
The New York Sun notes a 400-member progressive gathering in Chicago listing four hundred presidential candidates on their roll call. Garfields’s subtle stance hints at backing a master, while many attendees inch toward La Follette or Cummins or Bourne with varied loyalties.
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Chicago
la Follette
Friends of
Wisconsin
Cummins
Albert Baird Cummins
Iowa
Bourne
Pacific Slope
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
James A. Garfield
New York Sun
Handy Shopping by Phone Promotes Free Messenger Service
The store touts shopping by phone with prompt service and no extra cost. A free messenger service accepts, delivers, and returns orders for regular and transient patrons, helpful during bad weather and for locals.
The Wreckage Heiress Recounts Refusal From Past
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a tense exchange as an heiress recalls a previous refusal that supposedly wrecked a man’s life. The dialogue highlights regret and the long shadow cast by past decisions.
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Louisville Courier: Journal
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the’ Nutley Sun
Nutley, N.E
N. J
Franklin and Vreeland Avenues
James D. Foy
P. mm
Smirch
South Jersey Exchange
Bob Follette
Robert
Sixth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Proctor's Theatre
Newark
Anl
Physicans
NEW York Telephone Company
C. F. McCord
Prospect Street Passaic, N
Lee's Park Pharmacy
Franklin Ave
Chestnut St
Kodaks
Huyler's
Castle's
Wm. Herbstreith
West Passaic Ave
Brookdale, N. J
Kingsland St. W. Nutley, N. A
Nutley Realty Company
William A. Lambert
Nassau,St., New York
New York
M. P. Kaufmann
Pittston
Lehigh
And
Spencer Coal
White Seashore Land—Beaver Board
West Nutley Station
Provident Department
Chestnut Street
William St. N.Y
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