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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary rail timetable notes show NJ Central services from Freehold and central connections via Matawan with times around morning and afternoon slots. Mentions Saturdays and Sundays with inferred stops and station references.
Washington dispatch notes Republicans will keep their House posts through next December unless an extra session occurs. Clerks and messengers will also be paid as committees vanish with March 4, while Democrats eye future patronage. Justice Harlan’s hopes, Field vs. White, and Littleton’s rise frame a story of political tenure and economic debates in Congress.
The brief item notes bargains listed on the third page under the Cent a Words section, indicating affordable goods or services featured for readers. It calls attention to value items and potential sales opportunities for shoppers.
Essex Assemblyman elect James F. P. Mylod withdraws his signature from a letter urging James Smith Jr to run for U S senator. Wilson explains his stance to five more electors as Martine remains unpledged. Smith pledges a formal written statement tomorrow afternoon.
New York December 24 Barney Oldfield suspended indefinently Oct 19 by the contest board of the Automobile association is ruled ineligible to compete in sanctioned events before 1912. George H Clark barred till Jan 1 1913 for competing under an assumed name in Ascot park meet. Stone disqualified to Jan 4 1912. Henry of Los Angeles and Pacific Coast Motor Racing assoc barred until New Year 1912. Ascot park track barred for similar period and other drivers barred for a year. Goodman Beats Powell In Ten Round Clash In New York Fight.
Senator Beveridge, identified as an insurgent, pledges to oppose efforts to whitewash the Lorimer case. The piece frames his stance as a challenge to prevailing party lines and aims to spotlight his confrontation with the Lorimer controversy.
Washington December 24. As the privileges and elections committee report on Senator Lorimer unfolds opposition to its conclusions grows. Senators Beveridge Cummins La Follette Culberson Rayner and others may oppose the report. Fra ser in his minority says seven votes are affected not four, including bribed legislators and three others whose actions could void Lorimer's title. Debate over the report will be prolonged and acrimonious.
Readable text shows scattered names and phrases from a Chicago area newspaper fragment. Mentions Petree Ansonion and Ue, with stray references to Longbow and Contraries, but no coherent event or clear action.
The 26 000 ton battleship Arkansas is ready at New York Shipbuilding Camden for launching. Navy officials in Washington agree on January 14 as the christening date with a maiden dip planned in the river. A prior suggestion of January 4 is noted. Red Cross funds and famine relief for Huai river valley are reported from Washington.
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