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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
4
The notice provides day and night telephone numbers for Long Branch New Jersey at 291 and 387 respectively on Thursday December 7 1911. It records a historical telecom listing with no additional context or events.
Chief Moore of the Weather Bureau announces a practical expansion of the red pennant storm warning service at the Long Branch station. He stresses the coast’s value for Pleasure craft and a large fishing industry, arguing the program will protect life and property and justify expenditures with useful results.
The Newark Star and other papers denounce waste and ignorance in high and grammar schools. An advisory report shows two thirds of graduates entering pedagogy programs lack basics. Editors urge nonpolitical governance, reduced specializations, and focused drill in essentials to save millions.
The piece argues against assuming guilt by association with reform efforts and defends fair trials. It criticizes hasty conclusions about Gompers’ involvement in dynamite outrages, urging reason and restraint in judging labor leaders.
The article argues that no major tariff bills will pass this session and predicts further wrangling before adjournment. It faults President Taft for failing to settle the issue, noting vetoes disturbed business and heightened political maneuvering for next year’s national campaign.
A lawyer must zealously defend a client using all legitimate means regardless of guilt, with limits such as disbarment for bribery of jurors. The piece notes Darrow’s potential peril if implicated and comments on political pressures around Teddy’s nomination while advising early Christmas shopping and noting unseasonable weather.
The piece critiques mixed priorities and consumer behavior while warning that European powers plan to carve up Persia. It notes Britain and Russia have a secret agreement, allowing Persia to fade while they claim parts, and mentions Persia seeking U.S. aid as it faces European pressure.
The State Department backed William M. Shuster to guide Persia toward modernization while Russia opposes American influence. Russia demands Shuster’s dismissal and Persian pressure mounts as Britain and the US refrain from European interference. The debate centers on whether the civilized world will defend weaker nations or permit coercive actions.
A pithy quotation argues that sneering is a tactic of the weak and corrosive, likening it to a devilish tool. The line underscores how the danger lies in the sneer’s venomous undertone rather than its outward sting.
Editorial discusses Clarence Darrow defending the McNamaras and accepting about $200,000 raised by union men to aid in their acquittal. It argues Darrow’s duty is to his clients and notes the constitutional right to counsel for anyone accused of crime.
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