Hard Labor Prison Sentences in Federal Case
Thirty eight men including Willi Bernhardt and Charles Wachmeister were sentenced after a long trial. Judge Anderson announced sentences with some defendants facing immediate penalties while others had suspended terms. A historic moment occurred as Judge asked Patrick Farrell questions about union actions in 1907 1908 revealing a nuanced stance during sentencing.
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Willi Bernhardt
Cincinnati
James ©. Ray
Peoria
William Schoupe
Chicago
Edward Phillips
Syracuse
Charles Wachmeister
Detroit
Patrick F. FaMtell
New York
James Cooney
James H. Coughlin
Frank J. Murphy
Hir A Kline
Muncie
Ind
Ed Clark
Chaerson
McManigal
Clark
Charles Miller
Krum
Anderson
Patrick Farrell
Farrell
Union Executive Board
American Bridge Company
Federal Building
Thni Sane Circuit Court of Appeals
Herbert Hockin
Olaf Trumoe
Era
Clancy
Christmas Entertainment Highlights Monmouth Baptist Sunday School
New Monmouth notes report a Christmas program by the Baptist Sunday school with children praised for their performances. Every participant received an orange and candy. those with perfect attendance earned Bibles and books. Augusta Griges visits Philadelphia relatives. Robe buys a gasoline engine to pump water for his greenhouse. Roberts improves after illness. August Weber sends New Year greetings to Long Branch Lodge members after Texas travel.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Augusta Griges
Philadelphia
William S. Robe
Robert R. Roberts
August Weber
Long Branch
Texas
Scene Painting Uses Floor Flat Canvases for Speed
The Scientific American reports theaters now paint large scenes with canvases laid flat on the floor rather than upright. Powdered pigments stored in barrels enable faster work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Captain Chambers Urges U S Push in Military Aviation
Captain Chambers of the U S Navy warns that America trails other nations in military aviation and calls for accelerated development and training to catch up, highlighting strategic risks and need for funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
150 000 Workers In Tailor Trade Strike In New York
The strike of 150 000 workers in men's and boys garments in New York and nearby was formally announced by the committee of five under the New York district council of the United Garment Workers of America. A 1,000 member committee will inspect shops to ensure the strike order is followed. Demands include an eight hour day, abolition of tenement work, ending subcontracting and foot power gas pressing engines, and higher wages with a minimum weekly raise of 10 to 16 dollars plus overtime pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Garment Workers of America
Gompers Signals Extended Statement on Convictions
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, said he was not yet ready to judge the Indianapolis jury’s verdict convicting thirty eight dynamiters. He planned a formal statement later while pledging continued support for Ironworkers' organization and safety in their dangerous trade.
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Labor
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Indianapolis
STOP NEW YEAR S DEBAUCH CHICAGO MOVES FOR SANE CELEBRATION
Chicago residents push for a sane New Year’s celebration with letters to ministers urging congregational adoption. backed by Law and Order and Antisaloon leagues a town meeting is planned to pressure Mayor Turbison and Police Chief McWeeny to act. If no action is taken committees will pursue legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Law and Order League
Antisaloon League
Turrison
McWeeny
Red Bank Grocers Give Up Business
Two Red Bank grocers retire as competition grows. The Cash Pro City store at West Front and Pearl streets, William H. Martin & Son, assigns to creditors with George H. Holmes managing the affairs. Inventory is under way and a closing sale continues.
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Hftve
Cash Rocity
West Front
Pearl Streets
William H. Martin & Son
William H. Martin
Monmouth Stret
George H. Holmes
Branch Avenues
Holme
Howard
Benison
Red Bank
Martin
Pas
Harry H. Martin
Howard &Tindall
Wallace St
Long Branch to Run Public Golf Course Next Year
The Hollywood Golf Club course on the Chamberlain Slocum and Jeffrey properties in West Long Branch will become the Long Branch Golf Club next year as a public coast course open from May 1918. Edward Lloyd to oversee links with many HollywoodDeal connections. course spans 18 holes with a hilltop clubhouse and lodging.
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Hollywood Golf Club
Chamberlain, Slocum and Jeffrey
West Long Branch
Long Branch
Long Branch Golf Club
Old Hollywood Club
Deal
Edward EB
Lloyd
New Hollywood
Red Bank
Asbury Park
Hollywood Ground
Wall Street
Hollywood Club
Long Branch Club
Mad Dog Guards as Husband Returns to Find Wife Prisoner
Benjamin Huston finds a vicious dog guarding his home in Vineland New Jersey. The dog prevented entry and attacked him until he shot and killed it. He learns his wife had been kept indoors all day, unable to leave, with no neighbors nearby to assist. The house lacks a telephone, leaving the woman isolated until Huston’s return.
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Vinelana
N. J
Benjamin Huston
Huston
Children's Hours at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
School hours for free examination and treatment at Monmouth Memorial Hospital were set from 10 to 11 a m on schooldays. Mrs W D Harper superintendent announced the plan during a visit, with support from Dr Joseph T Wileh and governor Charles A Wimpfheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
W. D. Harper
Joseph T. Wileh
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
City Board of Education
Welch
Greatest Thing That Happened in 1912 Sermon at Asbury Church
Rev Eberhardt preached that the most important event in 1912 was the Kingdom of God within each person. Morning text was First Peter 4 7 and 7 3 The End of All Things Is at Hand. Mr and Mrs William Delp joined the church by letter. Watch night services Tuesday at ten with Rev Joseph Chasey expected to assist.
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Eberhardt
A. H. Eberhardt
Asbury M
God
Peter
William Delp
Joseph Chasey
Milton
Chasey
Chattle High School
Thomas Carman Dies at 76 in Red Bank
Thomas Carman veteran of the Civil War and longtime Red Bank resident dies at his daughter Elizabeth Durham’s home after months of illness. He was 76 and survived by a daughter and three grandchildren. funeral arrangements pending. He served in Lincoln Cavalry and belonged to G A R Post 61 and the Odd Fellows Nyack Lodge. He formerly led the painting department at J W Mount Co carriage factory. The obituary notes his genial nature and many friends.
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Thomas Carman
Red Bank
Elizabeth Durham
William F. Durham
Reckless Place
R. R. Mount & Son
Mr. Carman
Brooklyn
Lincoln Cavalry
Arrowsmith ‘Post
Ben
J. W.mount& Co
Carman
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Ny‘ack, N. Y
Utility Board to Hear Long Branch Crossing Grievances
The State Utility Board will sit at the Newark court house Friday January 17 at ten o clock to hear Long Branch residents grievances about trains blocking Bath and Morris avenues. A Board of Trade committee will try to adjust differences between cot tagers and the railroad company. Big School Jubilee Tonight at St Luke’s Sunday School features Christmas festivities for young pupils with candy gifts. John Hubbard Very Ill formerly of this city now in Brooklyn critically ill at 75 Howard Avenue. Advertise in the Daily Record It pays.
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State Utility Board
Court House
Newark
Long Branch
Bath and
Morris Avenues
Board of Trade
St. Luke's Sunday School
New York
John Hubbard
Brooklyn
Howard Avenue
Local Personal News From Newark Area
Mrs Sophia Maxon of Farmingdale spends winter at Long Branch with daughter Mrs George B Poland. Mrs John Clark Jr of Norwood Avenue suffers pneumonia. Mrs George Cloughly of Vanderbilt Avenue recovers from pneumonia and is out of danger. Mr and Mrs Albert A Heiger of Newark holiday with Mrs Heiser's parents on Norwood Avenue. Miss Gertrude Meeker of Port aupeck spent Christmas with Newark friends. C B Woolley of Branchport entertained in New York on Christmas. David Lewis of Branchport visited Miss Mabel Ball on Christmas Day.
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Sophia Maxon
Farmingdale
Long Branch
George B. Poland
John Clark, Jr
Norwood Avenue
George Cloughly
Vanderbilt Avenue
Albert A. Heiger
Newark
Carton and Attorney General to Try Maine Appeal Case
James D. Carton and Attorney General Edmund Wilson depart for Portland Maine to appeal a 26000 verdict won last year in settlement proceedings involving the defunct New Jersey and West Virginia Bridge Company of Manasquan. Carton, a bankruptcy trustee, secured a fraud finding after an attempt to set aside the contract due to creditor assignment. The Maine Supreme Judicial Court will hear the case, which is expected to span two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Carton
Edmund Wilson
Portland
New Jersey and West Virginia Bridge Company
Manasquan
Supreme Judical Court of Maine
Carton
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NEW Monmouth News
Captain Chambers
United States
Washington J. Chambers
Navy
Aviation Corps
Germany
Russia
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Gompers
Martin & Son
Howard Tindall
Hollywood
East Monmouth
Mad Dog
Daily Record
C. A.W
Childrens
Asbury Church Services
Utility Board
Big School
the Daily Record
Gordon Cass Butcher
Broadway
Truax’s
Goldberg
A.& P. Store
J.C. Disbrow
Nev
C. B. Deaver
Rockwell Ave
Koops & Abels
Maine
O. F. Bennett Grocer
B'nay, Col
Hecker
Pride of West
R. M. Harris Shoe Store
Westfield Steam Laundry
W. G. Eisele
Cedar Avenue
WM. Bryan Elberon
Reason
Immerman
Sunrise
Ccan
Turkey
E. M. Colton
Rockwell Avenue
Ned
M. Altberg
Brick
Florida
New Orleans
A. C. Bennett Co
Branchport Ave
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