Big Business Ready to Yield on Trust Laws
Washington reports that J. P. Morgan and other business leaders told the President they seek a revival of business and are willing to cooperate. Morgan said executives want guidance on how to proceed and noted many have struggled to get White House access. Detroit’s Ford will visit next week with Chicago business leaders to urge changes in trust legislation.
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Washington, D. C
J. P. Morgan
Morgan and Company
Morgan
White House
A. Ie
Teary Ford
Detroit
Chicago
Captain Green to Be Buried Friday
The funeral for Captain George H. Green who died Tuesday will be held from his son Forrest Green’s home at 70 Bath Avenue tomorrow at 1 30 and at 2 o’clock at First Baptist Church with Rev Charles F McKay officiating. Interment will be at West Long Branch. Royal Arcanum and Grand Army ritual services will be conducted. Captain Conover of Middletown township was in a South Dakota railroad wreck Sunday night while visiting his son and en route home. A gun club event is noted with a sweepstakes shooting. Undertakers listed.
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George H. Green
Forrest Green
Bath Avenue
First Baptist Church
Charles F. McKay
West Long Branch
Conover
Dakota
Red Bank
W W. Conover
Middletown Township
South Dakota
Robert R. Mount and Son
Chestnut Street
Johnson L. Minter
Fairview Cemetery
Davis
Monmouth Ice Company
William B. Sayre
Edwin Field
Hatontown
Mr. Davis
Oakland Street
Sarah Clayton
Charles Clayton
Charlies
Mabel
Ella Davis
Maria Davis
New York
Harry
Oakhurst
Fred
Sayreville
Walter L
Arthur J
Samuel T. Sleeper
V. and Onward Council, Jr
Carranza Ready to Yield to Villa Crisis
Carranza signals willingness to yield coal from Coabutla fields to support Villa oper ations as tensions rise between Constitutionalists. Masquiz says Carranza will stay in Mexico and the forces total about 52,000 under Villa and leaders Obregon Gonzales and others.
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Carranza
el Paso
Texas
General Villa
Coabutla
Torreon
Villa
Monterey
Rafael Masquiz
United States
Mexico
Masquiz
Querretaro
T. Gonzales
A. Obregon
Woman Bailey murder suspect identified after new affidavit
New York July 2 a police theory holds a woman fired the shot that killed Mrs Louisa Bailey in Dr Carmans office at Freeport Long Island Based on an affidavit from patient Joseph Golden the shooter was a woman near the window minutes before the shot An inquest was postponed as officials plan further examinations of Mrs Carman the physician and related parties
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New York
Louisa Baily
West End Engine Company Ball Promises Fine Social Evening
The eighth annual ball of West End Engine Company No. 3 at Ocean Park Casino is set for tomorrow night. Prof J Pitman West will direct music with popular selections, and organizers prepared for a large, comfortable crowd with ample entertainment for attendees. Viking delegations are expected in regulation uniforms.
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West End Engine Company
Ocean Park Casino
J. Pitman West
Uni
Favorable Reports on Nominations by Senate Banking Committee
The Senate Banking Committee reported favorable on Adolph C. Miller of San Francisco for a ten year term on the Federal Reserve Board. They also favorably reported nominations of Hamlin for Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and W. G. Harding of Birmingham for the same board positions.
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Washington, D. C
Adolph C. Miller
San Francisco
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committee
Treasury
Hamlin
W. G. Harding
Birmingham
Alabama
Senate
Monmouth Memorial Hospital Receives New Office Upgrades
The Monmouth Memorial Hospital building undergoes modernizing touches to create a premier public office suite. Treasurer Charles A. Wimpfheimer funds the upgrades from his own bank account, with a crew of workers and painters enhancing the facility. A new desk and expanded furnishings are featured in the refreshed offices.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
Wimpfheimer
M. D. Borden Left Large Estate After Death in 1912
Matthew G. Borden cotton goods maker died May 27, 1912 leaving a net estate of 6.462 million dollars. Funeral costs were 2,872.06 dollars. Yale University received 250,000 dollars. The estate, exempt from tax, was divided among his three sons Bertram H Matthew S and Howard S Borden, each receiving 2.154 million 74 dollars.
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Matthew G.1. Borden
Edward W. Buckley
Borden
Oceanic
Yale University
Bertram
Matthew S
Howard S. Borden
Atlantic Coast Motorman Victim of Aphasia
William H. Didway 63 a motorman on the Long Branch line of the Atlantic Coast Electric Railway lies in a stupor at his Loch Arbour home reportedly the victim of aphasia He talks incoherently and does not recognize his wife with no signs of injury observed He has served six years on the line.
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William H. Didway
Wedding Anniversary Noted For Mr and Mrs Robert Norman
Mr and Mrs Robert Norman of Bank Street Red Bank observe their first wedding anniversary today. Mrs Norman formerly Barbara Hildebrandt. They wed at St James Catholic Church with Rev Joseph T Casey assisting. Howland at Keyport is clearing a ruined East Keyport railroad pier with piles removed and two lengths of wrecking derrick cleared.
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Robert Norman
Bank Street
Red Bank
Norman
Barbara Hildebrandt
St. James's Catholic Church
Joseph T. Casey
Howland @usy
Keyport
J. A. Howland
Sea Bright
East Keyport
Fireworks and Concerts on Fourth At Ocean Front
Commissioner John W. Fleck plans weekly Fourth of July style displays on the Ocean Front with Edwards' Boys Band providing concerts. The Beach is cleaned and illuminated. seating is arranged and fireworks begin at 9 30 with patriotic pieces and ample space for the public.
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John W. Fleck
Ocean Park
Edwards
Fleck
Ocean Front
Flock
Wilcox Receives Floral Horseshoe From Employees
In Monmouth the sorrowing wife of Fred P. Wilcox faces typhoid illness at Memorial Hospital as he reshapes the United States Express staff into American Express. Robert McGee, on behalf of the old States' employees, presents a floral horseshoe that decorates Wilcox’s desk as he moves the staff to the new company.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Fred P. Wilcox
American Express Company
United States Express
Central Station
United States Company
American
Robert McGee
Old States
Mr. Wilcox
American Express
Salem Faces New Crisis After Fire and Fund Shortfall
Salem Massachusetts struggles as contributions lag after the state’s second worst fire. Officials say a million dollars is needed to aid 15,000 homeless, with less than $300,000 raised so far and a national Red Cross appeal underway. Old First Church hosts events as Norwood Council and Boy Scouts plan to attend.
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Salem
Mass
New England
Red Cross
Union
Ocedalg Fire Members Questioned Over Fras Covets Plans
Unclear OCR text prompts inquiry into actions tied to the Ocedalg Fire group and a person or entity named Fras, with references to a 17 unit timeframe. Context remains fragmented but suggests an internal probe or scrutiny.
Monmouth Beach Organizes First News Weekly
The Monmouth Beach News debuts as the boroughs first newspaper published weekly on Thursdays during summer. Dr H Seymour Houghton writes on local history and the paper advocates sewerage public telephones a library trolley service and a Board of Trade to boost civic improvements and local access.
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ONO
Monmouth Beach
H. Seymour Houghton
Long Branch
North
Beach
Sea
Cme
Board of Trade
Red Bank Flats to Open Next Week
Playgrounds under the Red Bank Playground Association will open next week with two sites. Ground back of the high school operates Monday Wednesday Friday and Shrewsbury avenue site on Tuesday Thursday Saturday. Equipment includes slides swings giant strikers seesaws and sand boxes. Children under four must be accompanied. Mothers urged to visit with children. Benches will be provided for an Evening in Dixie Land.
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Red Bank Playground Association
High School
Shrewsbury Avenue
Anarchy Rumors Hit German Emperor Funeral Plans
Report from Trent Austria notes the German Emperor cancels a funeral trip after discovery of widespread anarchist plots. Caskets are moved by blue jackets to Vienna amid city crowds and police presence. Also mentions a board bill suit by Rev. Long R. McQuay against Reland ford for 47.50 with a grand jury connection.
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Vienna
Bee
Long R. McQuay
Relandford
Sfore
Edward W. Wite Yeu Day
Marriage notice at Red Bank for Floyd Knoxant and Dr Rowe
The notice records a marriage at Red Bank conducted by Justice Larry Williams. Other details mention Dr Edward Morris and the officiant, with incomplete fragments: Floyd Knoxant and the doctor’s surname Morris appear in reference.
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Floyd Knoxant
Office of Justice
Larry
Williams
Red Bank
Rowe Edward Morris
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Captain Green
Undertakers
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Cola
Elias P. Davis
P. Leonard Davis
Park Place
West End
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W.R. Ross
Foster
River Avenue
Beach Road
Hildy Root, Jr
Foster F. Potter
Patten
Tat. Yissibae
Chalmers
J. L
Toad
Tmity
Aecore
Monmouth Hospital
Mobile
Ala
Frank Williams
C. Neal
Fire Department
LA Erasees Gyting
Geo. H. Slave Ae
Edwin Carman
Bailey
American, Press Association
M.D. Borden
Atlantic Coast
Mr. Howland
Tense A. Howland
Sea Bright Bulkheda
Europe
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Reqeired
Ocean
Reason
Old First Church
Norwood Council
Jr. C. A
Boy Scouts
J. B. Whitton
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Dixie Land
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Trent
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Sarajevo
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