Red Bank Church Ladies’ Aid Soffel Social a Big Success
The New England Supper and Bazaar in Borough Hall raised about $70 for the First Reformed Church Ladies Aid Society of Red Bank. A large booth sold handmade items, with Miss Mary Matthews in charge and helpers including Leila Patterson and Rachel Osborne.
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William J. Soffel
Red Bank
New England
Borough Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Reformed Church
Leila Patterson
Rachel Osborne
Dey
Francis Many
Trevonian Bennett
Joseph Gallo
Ezra Osborn
Frank Taylor
Harry Worthley
Annie Smock
Carlisle
Edward G. Barrow for Eastern League President Election Today
Edward G. Barrow seeks re election as president of the Eastern League. He faces a ballot of league members amid campaign activity and anticipated formal results today.
Barrow to Lead Eastern League as Ryan Is Dismissed
The Eastern League directors meeting at the Hotel Victoria will endorse James Lillis plan to terminate manager John Ryan on a three year contract. Barrow is expected to be re elected president for five years at $7500 annually amid talks of renaming the circuit International League.
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American Association
Pacific Coast League
Big Uiilar
Rodgers Ends Flight Completing Coast to Coast Trip
Galbraith P. Rodgers ditched his crutches to mount his rebuilt airplane and finish a transcontinental flight to the Pacific coast. He flew from Compton to Long Beach with an escort including a monoplane pilot Frank Champion and a shippline flown by Beryl Williams who also carried a passenger.
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Beryl Williams
Night of music dances in Red Bank clubs
Red Bank hosted three social events Friday night. Knights of Pythias held a musicale and dance in Castle Hall with Dr. Walter Whitmore as master of ceremonies. Daughters of Liberty and Ladies Aid Society of the First Reformed Church held socials and a New England supper and bazaar.
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Charles Clouse
Helen Powers
Margaret Reiglemann
Cardinal Farley Takes Possession of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva
Cardinal Farley assumes control of his titular church in Rome Santa Maria Sopra Minerva amid full ceremonial pomp. The church was crowded with American prelates visiting priests and students from American colleges and Americans in Rome.
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Taft to be guest at New York banquet on Dec 30
President Taft will be the honor guest at the Citizens Peace and New York Press banquet to be held at the Waldorf Astoria on December 30. Their Distress notes how his family felt about his stage performance, with Miss Cayenne confirming their concern only after seeing him act.
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Washington
Citizens’ Peace
Waldorf-Astoria
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The Strange Part Hardup Half Dollar Claim
A terse dialogue reveals Hardup claiming ownership of a half dollar with insistence that the coin is his, underscoring a simple yet odd exchange in a treasure hunt style scene.
Lottsville Post Quote Sparks City Trouble Debate
A quoted exchange highlights how money can create trouble or solve it as readers discuss the impact in Lottsville. The snippet reflects local concern over financial influence in civic matters.
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Tlottsville Post
Two Trolley Derailments Disrupt Red Bank Lines
Two Monmouth County Electric trolley derailments on the Red Bank Long Branch and Red Bank Somson lines occurred within two hours Friday. The Rumson accident due to a wheel flange failure delayed service about an hour. the Ratontown mishap caused a broadside derailment blocking both tracks and required about two hours to reposition the car and transfer passengers.
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Ed Lank
Doctor’s odd remedy joke sparks nose snuff tale
In a humorous exchange from the St. Louis Republic, a doctor’s instruction is misheard as options internal or external. Larry insists neither choice fits, finally claiming the doctor told him to snuff the medicine up his nose. The banter highlights rural wit and wordplay.
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St. Louis Republic
Russia Willing to Withdraw Ultimatum Demands
The Daily News reports Russia is ready to drop the last ultimatum to Persia for indemnity and railway rights from Teheran to the Caucasus. The second ultimatum demanded the dismissal of W. Morgan Shuster, the American treasurer general.
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Weather Observations From Various Cities
Observations reported for several cities show clear skies in New York Albany and Atlantic City with temperatures ranging from 46 to 61 degrees. Chicago and St Louis are cloudy with mid century readings, while Washington remains cloudy at 52.
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