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John Longo and Frank Hague

Coleman, McAlister | January 1, 1944 issue

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A year ago this month member of New Jersey Historical Society, John Longo, twenty-nine-year-old crusader against the regime of Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City, New Jersey denied tampering with election books. From bitter experience in his ten-year war with the Hague machine he realized immediately that Hague's henchmen were once more on his trail and hurried to consult his friend and comrade-in-arms, J. Owen Grundy. Longo had other than political motives for his deep-seated detestation of the lean man in the City Hall. A devout Catholic, he was grieved to know that the evil reputation of the Catholic Mayor was hurting his church everywhere.

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NEW Jersey -- History; LONGO, John; HAGUE, Frank; HISTORY -- Societies, etc.; JERSEY City (N.J.); NEW Jersey; UNITED States
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