Editorial Page on Washington Star Endorses Stryker in Race
The Washington Star urges voters in Warren County to back Charles L. Stryker for the Assembly, arguing his business background and local knowledge fit the county's needs while contrasting him with Republican challenger Edward Priming. It frames the choice as a contest between superior experience and lesser preparation.
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New Jersey Voters Face State Testimony Debate
The article discusses New Jersey political tensions over export policies and state governance. It cites figures such as Bertha Lewis and Walter Snphyg, mentions Camden and Trenton, and references a statewide vote on issues affecting duties and living costs. The piece notes appeals to voters to consider tax and policy impacts on the economy and infrastructure.
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The Well at the World's End and Election Duty
A mixed page summary includes literary excerpts from Morris but centers on civic duty urging readers to vote in the general election. It stresses that voters should choose honest representatives, warns against political corruption, and reminds citizens of their obligation to participate despite temptations of patronage. The piece blends commentary on governance with literary inserts and seasonal notes on birds and nature.
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Worthington sues and public confusion over notes
A garbled item discusses Worthington's lawsuit and mixed responses from others about accounting and debts. The fragment hints at a lawyerly dispute, questions raised, and potential misstatements affecting the case.
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