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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1914

Page

2

Arrests Made Among Burglars Who Visited The Zump

In New York and Brooklyn police linked a trio of burglars to a gang led by Charles Gubitoffo known as The Zump. After a car with three men was spotted in Southampton, driver Eugene Carluci was arrested and identified. Rassele Criscuolo aka The Pish, Fernando, and Aramado Romano were later detained as detectives traced pawn tickets to a Cubberley plunder.

Charles Gubitoffo Zump Grand Street New York Brooklyn MelGarvey Southampton S. 1 Eugene Carlucci Walling McGarvey Needyve Walling Michael Andrew Meall Myrtle Avenue Washington Street Tonneau Jersey Shore

Advertise in the Daily Rec ord for payment

Classified note urges local advertisers to use the Daily Rec ord, promising payment for ad placement and exposure in the community newspaper. May imply a simple call to action without specific rates or deadlines.

CHATTLE GirlPo A. A. ticket sales and upcoming elections

The A A sells season tickets to members not in debt at twenty five cents good for five home league games. An A A meeting will elect baseball and track managers with upperclass preference. Asbury-Chathire game highlights, with discussion on sportsmanship and crowd quiet during free throws. A social party and dance is planned for December 19.

A. A

Brotherhood Engineers Attend Green Funeral

The funeral of Engineer Frank B. Green was held yesterday from his Liberty Street home with Rev. Dr. William Reed of Simpson Memorial M. & Church officiating. Burial at Glenwood Cemetery was postponed due to the storm, with the Brotherhood attending in a body and six pallbearers named.

Frank B. Green Liberty Street William /. Reed Simpson Memorial Brotherhood Fueral William Miles Gilbert Stout Joseph Warwick John Cousins Joseph Truax William Gavon Church R. K. Reid Thurston Hlaindell Arthur Llobson Edgar Woolley Jesus Glenwood Cemetery Hyer & Mlock

John Ruskin Died Naturally After Nervous Struggles

The text states John Ruskin faced domestic difficulties ill health and overwork that led to nervous troubles near insanity at times but he maintained balance and died a natural death. No suicide occurred.

John Ruskin Ruskin

Difference in Men Light and Hidden Dynamo Image

A concise aphorism contrasts men who hide their light under a bushel with others who seek to project themselves as the entire dynamo, reflecting on pride and humility in personal conduct.

Sea Bright Suffering As Gale Floods Shoreline

A severe storm lashed Sea Bright and along the Jersey coast with high tides sweeping away bulkheads and flooding cellars. Tracks torn up at Normandie and Highlands, several cottages and roads damaged, and two hundred men frantically supporting efforts to save structures and rail lines.

Monmouth Beach Low Moor Ll. A. van Brunt St. Peter's Church Galilee Green Inn Baldwin Normandie Highlands R. R N. J Sea Bright James Enright, Jr New York Seaboard Norfolk Maine Jersey Long Island New Jersey Pleasure Bay Meadows Shrewsbury Pleasure Bay Draw Bridge Long Branch Chelsea Avenue Charles K. Buckley North Broadway Atlantic City Takawassee Lewished West End West End Avenue Sherman Ocean Avenue Takanassee Bluff Wallk Brighton Avenue

Mysterious warship stranded off Ocean City saved

Ocean City Maryland reports a distressed vessel last night near North Beach. Lifesavers brought word that the ship, with four funnels and two masts, could not be identified. weather was thick and assistance was sought. Navy officials in Washington downplayed the sighting, noting the Kansag was seen inside the Delaware Breakwater and no shipwreck confirmed.

W. N. Cromwell North Long Branch Hennessey Weather Bureau Sea Bright Sandt Cottage Ocean City North Beach Navy Department Kansas Washington, D. C Delaware Nwo

The Monster Armored Naval Battery Design Debate

In London Answers the article explains how naval designers balance steel, coal, armament, and crew space to build a battleship. It details Dreadnought design choices by Sir Philip Watts, including hull shaping, dual rudders, and tank tests, plus the need for speed and sea stability in a precise, model-driven process.

Sir Philip Watts Sir Philip Ube Board of Admiralty Majestic William White London

Military Age In Montenegro and War Sighs

A London Chronicle excerpt notes Montenegro's military age range from sixteen to sixty five in peace and recalls a legendary tale of a veteran who, deemed too old, drew a pistol and killed a wounded enemy as the country faced war.

Montenegro Bimarif London Chronicle

Why did she quit dealing with Squills the druggist

A girl replies that the druggist was not accommodating and refused a request for a two rent stamp when she phoned. The piece blends quirky quotes from different papers and odd lines about mermaids weakly matched with a note on a massive retaining wall built to stabilize a river channel.

Squills Kansas Villy Journal

Senate President Orders Arrest of Wall Collapse Probe

The testimony details Van Buskirk’s claims of insufficient wall reinforcement on the Franklin Turnpike, with sheets of iron expansion joints misnamed as reinforcement. He cites misdrained pipes, a high basin, and bad amesite paving used as filler before surface paving. Other officials critique Somerset county road methods and inspector pay limits.

van Buskirk State Road Department Gage Newton B. Smalley Plainfield Somerset County Frederick A. Reimer Essex Washington Avenue Belleville Tengineer Reimer Stevens

War Stamp Tax Sparks Building and Loan Protest in Newark

Arthur Hobson represented the Long Branch Building and Loan Association at the New Jersey State League meeting in the Washington Hotel Newark. Ninety percent of state associations attended. A resolution urged Congress to exempt building and loan associations from the war tax and requested New Jersey lawmakers to back a specific exemption amendment.

Arthur Hobson Long Branch Building and Loan Association New Jersey State League of Building and Loan Associations Washington Hotel Newark Congress New Jersey Ghoul Nw

Personal notices: illness lists for Elwood Layton Clark Edwards

Elwood Layton is ill at his home in the western city section. John C. Clark, veteran express man, is sick at his Rockwell avenue home after more than a week laid up. Charles E. Edwards, long time confectionery and ice cream businessman, is ill at his Port-au-Pock home.

Elwood Layton John C. Clark Rockwell Avenue Charles E. Edwards Port-au-Pock

Uncle Eben Reflects on Politics and Calculating Themselves

Uncle Eben quips that modern politics require quick math and sharp judgment, saying things move fast and one must be a "lightnin' calculator" to stay ahead in the current scene.

Uncle Eben

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