New Mexican Presidential Contingency Planned by Generals
A Dec 5 convention of Mexican generals in Mexico aims to decide if General Eulalio Gutierrez remains provisional president under the Ayala plan. Zapatistas back Emilio Vasquez Gomez while Villa delegates consider Angles and Manuel Silva as compromise candidates. The meeting also aims to set a platform for a Zapata aligned administration and discuss land reforms and rewards for disbanded troops.
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Gutierrez
Mexico City
Hunt
Washington, D. C
Carranza
Mexico
Navy Department
Admiral Howard
Santiago
Mazatlan
Salina Cruz
Pacific
Tehaantepec
W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Naco
State Department
Antonio Bracemato
Federal
Department
Garrison
Bliss
Mexican Congress
Diaz
Villa
Gimbel and Guggenheim to Wed at Temple Emanu-El
Frederick Adam Gimbel son of Isaac Gimbel of Gimbel Brothers and Miss Lucille Sarah Guggenheim daughter of Murray Guggenheim sumner residents of Koag Branch secured a license to wed in City Hall New York. The ceremony is set for December 11 at Temple Emanu El. Gimbel age twenty three merchant. Guggenheim age twenty. The match unites two renowned families and major fortunes with both fathers among seven sons of Myer Guggenheim and Adam Gimbel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Adam Gimbel
Isaac Gimbel
Gimbel Brothers
Lucille
Sarah Guggenheim
Murray Guggenheim
Koag Branch
City Hall
New York
Temple Emanu-El
Gimbel
Miss Guggenheim
America
Myer Guggenheim
Adam Gimbel
Purest Candy and Nut Fudge Advertised in Drug Stores
An old newspaper ad notes Purest Candy Princeton Nut Fudge on sale at drug stores with promotional copy Try Some. Rogers' on Lrd Ave features further advertising including potential cheese products.
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Princeton
Rogers
Lrd Ave
Memorial Service Program for Long Branch Elks
The Long Branch Lodge No. 742 Elks announce a memorial service at Broadway Theatre tomorrow at 7.45 pm with doors opening at 7 pm. James A. Hamill of Jersey City Lodge and John H. Ford of Camden Lodge will deliver addresses and eulogy respectively.
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Long Branch Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Broadway Theatre
The
Elks
James A. Hamill
Jersey City
John H. Ford
Camden Lodge
Fort
Valley Forge
Friction at Second Baptist Church Over Pastor Smallwood
The Second Baptist Church faces conflict as Rev. Asbury Smallwood's resignation is voted on after a tie. A follow up meeting is planned early next week to cast another vote while Smallwood's supporters dispute the process and contend full membership was not present. Possible successors are named, but Smallwood’s friends expect no change in pastoral relations.
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Second Baptist Church
Asbury Smallwood
Smallwood
Asbury Park
Friends of
Long Branch Juniors to Attend Church Event and Services
Long Branch Council No 246 Jr O U A M plans to attend divine service with Ashland Council No 28 at Sea Bright M E Church next Sunday evening. Juniors meet at Odd Fellows Hall at six, with stages to Sea Bright. Rev W F Atkinson of Sea Bright will deliver the anniversary sermon.
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Long Branch Council
Ashland Council
Sea Bright-M. FE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Pearl Street
Broadway
Sea Bright
W. F. Atkinson
Bridgeton
Pearstret
Ashland Couneil
Sea Bright M. E. Church
Green
Frank B
Council
Joseph Sutphen
Liberty St. Friends
Surgeon Courts Wounded French at German Hospital
A physician of the French army visits convalescent prisoners at a German hospital, accompanied by an officer, inspecting wounded French soldiers under Allied care.
Woolleys Celebrate Golden Wedding at Home
Mr and Mrs Thomas R Woolley marked their golden wedding anniversary at their Broadway and Rockwell avenue home. Nearly 100 relatives and neighbors attended an informal gathering with music dancing and gifts to honor the pair both in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Woolley
Broadway
Rockwell Avenue
Jordan and
Mary Jane
Helem) Woolley
Thomas R
Woolley
Charles Heisley
Fresh Pond
North Long Branch
Annie.m.west
James C. West
Luke's Bazaar Nets Over 800 At St Luke's
St Luke's holiday bazar closed last night with a net return of 800 dollars already ensured by Mrs Charles Morris president of the Ladies Aid Society. More funds are expected as committee chairmen report next Monday night at 8 in the church parlor. Attendance was strong opening night and Thursday. weather caused a small decline Friday.
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St. Luke's
Charles Morris
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Christmas charity events and cantata at Red Bank and Long Branch
Public contributions pour in for a Christmas treat at the Grand Theatre Long Branch to aid local children. The Red Bank Cantata Ruth is presented tomorrow at the Methodist Church with Mrs Collins as Ruth and Beverly Brown as Boaz, under director George Collins.
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Long Branch
Grand Theatre
N. J
Ruth
Red Bank
Phat Methodist Church
Caf O'Clook
George Collins
Naomi
Norman A. Danforth
Orpah
John C. King
Boaz
Beverly W. Brown
Viola. Yerkes
Walter Boyd
George M. Collins
Parker Re-elected President of Monmouth Home Board
Mrs Jot ffith-Lord Parker of New York and West Long Branch was elected president of the Board of Managers for the Monmouth M. i. Home for the Aged at Ocean Grove. The annual meeting also chose officers including first vice president Mrs Stedman Applegate and treasurer Mrs L G Sill. Master John HH Parker accompanied his parents during the Long Branch visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jot Ffith- Lord Parker
New York
West Long
Mra
G. Alden
Westwood Avenue
John Hh, Parker
Long Branch
Chilean Warship Baquidani Missing in German Base Alert
Anxiety grips Santiago as Chilean warship Baquidani, sent to verify reports of a German base in the Juan Fernandez Islands, remains missing beyond its November 10 deadline. Cruiser Zenteno departs to search for it.
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Santiago
Chile
Juan Fernandez Islands
Rev Maitland Alexander to speak at Presbyterian dinner in New York
Rev Dr Maitland Alexander of Pittsterg will address the Presbyterian Social Union dinner in the Savoy Hatred New York Monday as a principal speaker. An Old Machioned Sociable event is set for Tuesday at St James Parish Hall with tickets ten cents.
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St. James’ Parish Hall
Maitland Alexander
Pittsterg
First
Presbyterian Church
New York
Sinele
Presbyterian Social Union
Savoy
Tieketa
Free delivery extension debated by Chamber and Postmaster
The Chamber of Commerce plans to push for an extended free delivery system in the city with Postmaster Thomas L. Slocum to explain needs. A December meeting at City Hall will discuss reaching a $40,000 yearly business to justify a first era office and potential savings once the Elberon line is connected. The new post office is due by April on Third Avenue and Van Dyke Place, centralizing mail delivery for the city.
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Chamber of Commerce
Thomas L. Slocum
Commerce Board
City Llall
Slocum
Chamber
Elberon
Uncle Bain
Lafest
Postoffice
Third Avenue
van Dyke Place
Ew postoMce
Chamber Is Commerce
November reports at Lyceum Parochial School
The November concert at Lyceum Parochial School featured testimonials for students Lillian Miller Lillian Pritchard Mary Caprino Margaret Whelan and others. Awards included a high average prize in the Fourth Grade won by Elizabeth Modgett. The program included hymns readings geography, a Sleepy Hollow description, spelling tests, and songs. Insurance settlements were noted for Col. Enns after a Red Bank fire.
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Montily
Lyceum
Lillian Miller
Lillian Pritchard
Mary Caprino
Margaret Whelan
Julia Hagen
Catharine Finley
Antoinette Caparino
Margaret Larkin
William Colton
Marla Dinen
Joseph Clancy
George Beatty
Eleanor McNeil
Josephine Brudnicky
Wnh
Frank Marke
Elizabeth Modgett
Hiymn
The
Sacred Heart
Middle Atlantic
New Jersey
Sleepy Hollow
Mary Tobin
Navy Signalman Reported for Duty After Leave
Herman J Buyers, recently in the navy for six months and cleared as a Signalman, reports for duty December 1 after a twelve day leave. He praises naval life for health and advancement chances with vigor.
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Herman J. Buyers
Navy
Mr. Buyers
Allies advance on multiple fronts in Europe and oceans
The War Office bulletin reports Allied gains in Belgium and northern France, plus advances near the Argonnes and Lys, with ongoing bombardments around Rheims and Lorraine. Berlin admits Polish operations progress, while Turkish and German actions near Batum Adragan and Basen are noted and neutrality evasion raids are alleged in Chile.
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Paris
Belgium
France
Dhe Argonnes
War Office
Dixmude
Ypres
Lys
Argonnes
Rheims
Lys 18
Dixande
Artus
Champagne
Lorraine
Alsace
Berlin
London
Hee
Manders
Poland
Lrench
Planders
Metz
Lalassee
Altkireh
Mazurian
Lons
The
Hague
Constantinople
Tschorok
Adschora
Batum
Adragan
Dee
Basen
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F. A. Gimbel
Lucille Gugenheim
Hyer and Flock
Program OF Elks
Congressman Hamill
Bro. Fort
Camden
Colored Baptists I Pastoral Scrap
First Presbyterian Church
Camp Long Branch
J. F. Murphy
Q. M
American Press Association
Woolleys
New Marconi
Marconi Wireless
Belmar
New Brunswick
Colts Neck
Nilsdaley
A.B. Thorn
Morganville
Frenau
Jacob Applegate
Thorn
Prof. Ray
Wilson
Tonignhr, Ao
Adv
Wert
Luke's Bazar
Kalon Castle
Oceanic Fire Company
AL Wimptheimer
First National Bank
Lord Kitchener
Mag. Parker
Ocean Grove
John H. Parker
Alexander
N.Y
Ray
Wilson's
Tonlehr
Ady
Jos. Mirchfeld & Fom
Daily Record
West
Austria
Glagg P. D
ART Lyceum
Col. Enns
Patterson
Phoenix Insurance Company
National Union
Alexander Cooper
Herman Buyers
Attention
U. A
Prince Hitel
Goettinger
Congal
Kosmos Line
Portungal
Germany
Portugal
Angola
Venus
the Hague
Kreiburg
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Exchange Board of Managers
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