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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
2
Hackensack January 22 Weather Prophet A J Yor says winter will begin now with a forecast of heavy snow in the Ohio valley and cold weather through April. He predicts a foot of snow by mid February and a major storm February 7 to 10.
A reflection on how minds, from mathematicians to planners, bog down with trivial duties. The author argues that removing encumbrances reveals the core problem and clarifies the real task at hand.
Wallington Jan. 22 Senator Root declares the United States should submit the Panama free toll question to arbitration or retire from the position taken. He opposes the new law granting free tolls to American coastwise shipping and discriminating against foreign vessels. He urges amending the law before it goes into effect, saying Congress was tired and the measure lacked proper consideration.
President elect Wilson told labor leaders that public office should favor those who have made good and deserve reappointment. He defended Colonel Bryant’s record while acknowledging the workers’ push for John T. Cosgrove as state labor commissioner.
Mgr John A Stafford pastor of St Patrick s Bramhall and Ocean avenues Jersey City died at 56 He was born in Paterson in 1857 educated at St Vincents Seton Hall and the American College at Rome ordained in 1888 He served at St Marys Plainfield and Jersey City later became Seton Hall president in 1903 and was made monsignor by Pope Leo XIII.
Howard Riley and William Tompkins fourteen and fifteen, arrested for a holdup, rearrested on burglary charges. Mrs. Marvin D. High identified a revolver recovered from the youths, along with stolen rifles and jewelry from the High bungalow. Tompkins reportedly admitted guilt to Judge Bratt.
Dover Jan 22 Governor Miller inaugurated as Delaware's governor urged revision of marriage laws to curb ill timed nuptials. He proposed six day state residence and an affidavit at license application to prevent elopements and restore public trust. Miller a Republican. Democrats hold state offices and legislature.
Havana reports that Black residents contribute 25 cents monthly to fund a planned uprising, with hopes the Liberal movement will trigger action. Cuban veterans fear a second revolt could topple the republic and vow to punish those involved.
The New Jersey interstate bridge and tunnel commission chaired by W HL Noyes will hold a hearing in Union Hill Town Hall council chamber next Friday evening under the board of trade of North Hudson. Delegations from across North Hudson and lower Bergen counties are invited.
President Taft has not decided the immigration measure and will hear opposition voices from prominent Jews in the White House before acting. He aims to consider all views as soon as the bill reaches him. The report also notes the Duchess of Connaught improving in Montreal and planning a return to Ottawa.
William E Corey, former president of United States Steel, is set to appear as a key witness in the government’s trial to dissolve the steel trust. The case resumes in New York City as heavy counsel defend the corporation. Corey's long career in steel spans from mid life through leadership roles at Edgar Thomson and Homestead works.
CATTLE Supply light with mixed prices. Prime cattle around 5.25 to 8.50, best 7.80 to 8.10. Sheep and lambs tight supply with prime 6.10 to 6.25, other grades 5.50 to 9.25. HOGS Receipts light, market slow for heavies, primes 7.80, others 7.00 to 9.45. pigs 7.60 to 8.08. troughs 7.5 to 7.9.
The section notes steady to firm activity in Rutter butter and cheese with numerous price ranges for creamery and state varieties. Eggs, potatoes, hay and straw, molasses, live poultry and rye prices are listed, alongside odd courtroom humor quoted from Harper's Bazaar.
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