Port newspaper item lists local residents and events
Community notices from Oceanport and surroundings record visits, birthdays, and social gatherings. Names include Walter Cotrow, Chester Conrow, Mildred Conrow, Irene Ferr, Georg Lopez Jr, Irene Wolcott, James Throckmorton, and Harriet Herring. Residents travel to Florida, attend parties, and attend church group meetings as winter weather and social life continue.
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Georg Lopez, Jr
Irene
Main Street
Brooklyn
Otto Munn
New- Day
New York
Ngen
Elizabeth
Frederick
John
Tabor Bailly
Couuse
V. Y
Leslic ‘Ot
Joby Layton
May i
Harriet Hhoudes
Tie Conrow
Iréne Ie Wolcott
Charles Day
Oceanport
Young suffragist Pankhurst tours New York audience
Miss Sylvi a Pankhurst daughter of Mrs Pankhurst speaks in New York before the Civic Forum at Carnegie Hall. She recalls jail terms and police clashes in England and predicts votes for women within a year.
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New York
Paukhaest
Panlshnist
England
Police
Varma
Pankeurst
Dankherst
Miké Béatrice Brown
Lavinia Dock
J. W. Brandan
Woman's Political Union
Miss Pankhurst
Lise Pankhurst
Carnegie Hall
Civic Forum
Uncle Joe Capron Smokes Corn Cob Pipe Gifted by Champ Clark
Uncle Joe Cap non sports a corncob pipe presented by Champ Clark from Pike county Missouri the cob pipe center of the United States. He notes he smoked a pipe until age thirty then switched to cigars and friends remark the corn cob aroma is nicer than his usual long black cigars.
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Champ Clarky
Washington
Uncle Joe Capnon
Champ Clark
Pike County
United States
Uncle Joe
Coffin Gift Sparks Arrest Warrant Request
In Washington a pastor says a miniature coffin is not a proper gift for a young woman and swears out a warrant for Byron Sutherland. Miss Spalding opened a package that looked like roses to reveal a two foot coffin and a rubber doll sprang out.
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Washington
Harry Spencer
Congress Heights Methodist Episcopal Church
Byron Sutherland
Read Ceht a Words on Third Pare Bargains
Fragmentary note describes bargains in the ra gs with unclear wording and scattered phrases. No identifiable persons events or organizations are confirmed in readable text.
Seven Indicted Over Los Angeles Times Building Bombing
Grand jury returns seven indictments in the October 1 bombing of the Los Angeles Times building. Three indicted men allegedly bought 500 pounds of powder in Grant California on September 21. Powder wrappings traced to Grant led to San Francisco and then Los Angeles. Rewards totaling thousands were offered for the suspects, who vanished after the blast.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles Times
Hye
Grant
Cali
Genepg HG. Otis
Phe Mien
Times
Driver Frozen to Death in Utica Sleigh Incident
Elmer G. Campbell a fifty year old freight hauler was found dead in the bottom of his sleigh in Utica New York on January 6. Authorities say extreme cold caused his death as he drove through the business district. Investigating officials deemed the cold exposure the likely cause of the fatal attack.
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Utica
N.Y
N. Y
Elmer GO. Campbell
Campbell
Stittville
Thit
Rich Man’s Ex-Wife Dies in Poverty
New York January 6 an exhausted tale reveals Estelle Kitty Wright once Mrs Hart died at Bellevue hospital after a life of obscurity. Attor neys who had paid her 12 weekly kept her body from a pauper’s grave. Mr Hart’s estate valued at 3 000 000 and the contested heirs faded into the background.
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New York
Benjamin Hart
Paris
Jance
Amerlea
Estelle Kitty Wright
Bellevue Hospital
Hart
Bellevue
Missing Balloon Mystery From Copenhagen to Berlin
Report claims a German balloon named Hildebrandt vanished after a flight from Copenhagen on December 20. Observers report a last known passage over Hoegandel Sweden with four people aboard a forty eight hour journey and no further signals since.
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Hilde
Publicity shortcomings cited for Long Branch carnival
A researcher criticizes Long Branch publicity efforts noting 190 volumes of advertising and 78 cuts with a value estimate around $8,000. He urges city control by a council committee and better cooperation with the Publicity Bureau, citing funding gaps and weak newspaper coverage as obstacles.
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Publiity Bureau 5
Publicity Director Promotes Wide Advertising Reach 1910
Long Branch New Jersey publicity director B Bobbitt says magazines and newspapers have extended to Chicago and other cities. He notes strong results from New York Philadelphia and Washington Massachusetts with limited advertising. He urges broader expansion of our advertising area despite funds limitations.
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York
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Washington
Massachusetts
Middle West
Third Headache Cure Victim Die in South Norwalk
Coroner condemns sale of headache remedy after Mrs. George H Weeks dies in South Norwalk Conn Jan 6. The third death in as many weeks follows consumption of drug laden wafers sold without restriction as Coroner H Huntington investigates.
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South Norwalk
Conn
George H. Weeks
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