Pope Pius X to Proclaim New Dogma on Assumption
Rome July 22 high Vatican sources say Pope Pius X plans to proclaim the Virgin Mary's assumption as a new dogma. If carried out it would be the first papal proclamation since 1870 and follows his reforming pontificate as he nears the end of his tenure.
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Vatican
Pope Pius
Tt Ia
Pope Pius X
Leo XIII
Christ
Pius X
Pius
Kingdom of
Italy
Pius IX
Belford trolley altercation ends with razor attack
Walter Stone was cut in the chin by a black man at Belford Port Monmouth as white riders alighted from a trolley. An argument with three Negro men on the car sparked the assault. Albert E. Langford, a nearby grocer, fired his revolver to deter further interference and the assailants fled into darkness.
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Walter Stone
Port Monmouth
Stone
Belford
Highlands
Alpert E. Langford
Langford
Red Bank council debates street and sewer issues
Red Bank officials discussed speed reduction measures on Oak land Avenue and Shrewsbury Avenue switches to ease northbound traffic. The council considered sewer work on West and Mechanic streets, a maple avenue water surplus dispute, sidewalk petitions on White Street, and a plan to raise patrolmen pay pending legal review. A bridge paving bid, street lighting trimming, and a free concert arrangement with Metropolitan Band were also noted.
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Horace P. Cook
East Front Street
Phillips
Irvin Hance
Hance
White Street
Bross Street
Maple Avenue
James Pittinger
Fred W. Hope
Monmouth Mutual Supply Company
New York and Long Branch Railroad Company
Beach Street
Shrewsbury
Red Bank
William Antonides
Bellef Engine Co
West Street
Ohi
Monmouth
Thme
Robert Hurley
Shrewsbury Avenue
Monmouth County Electric Company
Long Branch
Oakland Street
Mechanic and
High Streets
Police Committee
Oer
Howard Higginson
Irving Place
Craig & Ewing
Barling, Johnson & Frake
Baby's Hands Bound to Heal Skin Troubles
Mrs Mert Stephenson of Lebanon Indiana recounts severe eczema on her baby's hands. After weeks of doctor visits and failed treatments the child improved with Saxo Salve, claiming complete cure in about a week and a half. The letter urges others to try Saxo Salve for eczema tetter ringworm and other skin ailments with money back offer.
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Mert Stephenson
Lebanon
Ind
Iis Pharmacy
Huerta Government Tottering as U S Sees Crisis
Washington reports the Huerta regime in Mexico is tottering and unlikely to last. US officials say consular reports colored by local events undercut recognition prospects, while Wilson administration fears Huerta’s collapse and weak support in Mexico.
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Huerta
Mexico
United States
Shite Department
White House
Wilson
State “Department
Ney
Bane
School for Coppers in Quaker City
In Philadelphia the new School for Coppers trains 117 men over four weeks at the Tenth and Greenwich substation. Diploma holders join active duty with the Master of Copology title after passing final exams. The program covers crime, warrants, disorder, evidence, traffic, cruelty to animals, and health law enforcement.
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M.C
New “School For
Porter
Philadelphia Police Force
Greenwich Street
Harry C. Davis
Martin Hy Ray
James Robinson
Charles Lee
Frank Rodman
Cooley
John Wanamaker
Local Boy Weds Holmdel Girl in Family Home Ceremony
Interment and marriage details incomplete. The couple tied vows last night at the bride’s mother’s Holmdel residence, officiated by Rev. W. P. Chase of the Holmdel Baptist Church.
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Jessie Stryker
Anne Stryker
William Pitcher
Ooach
Long Branch
W. P. Chase
Holmdel Baptiat
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West End Shore Club
First National Bank
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Town Hall
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Quaker City
Holmdel Gin
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