Duel Challenge Sinks Court Drama in Caillaux Trial
Paris reports a duel prospect between Judge Albanel and Associate Judge Daguary as tensions rise in the Mare Caillaux murder trial. Letters from the former prime minister's wife, read in court, trigger fainting and a court recess. Thomas W. Cooper reaches his 84th milestone amid health concerns. Rev John Whitten to preach at Old First Church with topics on Stephen and The Dearth of Roses.
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France
Albanel
Court of Assizes
Louis Daguary
Mare
Joseph ‘Cail
Janx
Gaston Cal‘Wists
Dagaary
Dagaury
Mme. Caillaux
Mney
Jud Albanel
Calliaux
Thomas W. Cooper
Cooper
Indow
Harry B. Slocum
Loli Branch
Long Branch
John B. Whitten
Villa’s Army Moves On Mexico City Invasion Push
The entry notes Villa’s forces under Gen Pulled out of Chhwa today and march toward Mexico City as other brigades join the drive. Separate items report State Department terms for a future deal with Carbajal offering amnesty to federal rank and file and protections for foreigners and private property within the republic.
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Villa
Mexico City
Chitwahaa
Vite
Zaragom
State Department
Consel Silliman
Carraliza
Carbajal
Huetta
Fine Concerts by Military Band at Ocean Park
The Long Beach Milit a Band under Director George A Parslow performs a three concert set tonight and tomorrow at Ocean Park with a varied program including marches overtures waltzes and trombone solos by Dunbar Vanderveer. William Griffin manages the ensemble and the public is invited.
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Long Beach
Mandaly
Leo Feist
Mr. Dunbar Vanderveer
Herbert L. Clark Wards
I. V
Len Cordes
Rosencrans
Chicago Tribune
W. P. Chambers
J. W. Stern & Co
Theo
Bendix
Confederation Arch
Aged Woman Breaks Hip After Train Incident
An elderly woman named Mrs Downey aged 72 traveling with her niece from Newark to Asbury Park suffered a hip fracture when she fell in the train aisle near Allenhurst depot. She could not stand and was moved to Monmouth Memorial Hospital for treatment after the accident. Her son is reportedly in Europe. The report notes the niece accompanied her and the club meeting details follow.
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An Erderly
Tady
Newark
Asbury Park
Allenhurst
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Downey
N ‘K
Driver in New York Auto Crash Faces Jail
Alexander Ross, claiming prior trouble, is involved in a series of incidents after backing into a bicycle on Broadway. He pays $5 for repairs, is later arrested for intoxicated driving, and collides with Otto Myers’ car, causing injuries to two passengers. Police tow Ross’s vehicle. witnesses note no charges at first.
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Ross
McKinley Shearing
Atlantic Avenue
Shearing
Broadway
Parker's Theatre
New York
Parker
City Hall
William Kirby
Ity Hall
Joseph McGary
Otto Myers
Charles Hawkins
Norwood Avenue
Red Bank
Myers
New York Automobiles
Chalmers
Oficer McGarvey
Graf
West Ind
Httle
Léewy
Cedar Avenue
Bee Ae
P. Fay
Russia and Austria in crisis as war fears rise
London reports say the Russian charge d affaires in Vienna asked to extend Serbia’s reply deadline. the request was denied and a Russian ultimatum may follow. Markets show American interests and English stocks slipping amid European tensions. Britain and France are expected to back Russia, while Germany warns against interference. Berlin warns that unless Serbia yields, Europe could face war, with troops already prepared for action near Vienna.
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Vienna
Servia
Europe
Austria
Russia
England
France
Germany
Francis Joseph
Berl
Baron Liveteendorf
Emperor Francis Joseph
Ischi
Salo
Servi
Accident at Highlands Claims Victim as Runaway Wagon Slams
Edward Stanley, a Romany laborer injured during a runaway wagon incident at Highlands, died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. The wagon of American Express Co. sped past a gypsy camp. driver M. P. Bolan was thrown clear. Stanley suffered broken ribs, internal injuries, and a broken collarbone, with remains to be shipped by Wm. H. Morris Jr. Funeral arrangements noted. Also reports Edward Dodd, 63, dies while visiting Ridge, with funeral plans in Glen Ridge and Garrison-on-the-Hudson.
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Edward Stanley
Highlands
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth
Wm. H. Morris, Jr
Stanley
N. J. Central
Hyer & Flock
American Express Co
Bayavensie
M. P. Bolan
Nelson
Edward Dodd
Nelan Ceased
Ridge
Stephen A. R Lof
Glen Ridge
Thieves at West Long Branch Alarm Borough
Small thefts plague West Long Branch for a week with the largest loss only twenty five cents. Mayor Arthur F. Golden warned residents to keep windows locked and stay vigilant after reports of burglaries including a pantry entry and a North Oddar Avenue home where silver and nickels were taken and cryptic notes left behind.
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West Long Branch
Thomas
Arthur F. Golden
Golden
Exhibition highlights at Patten Challenge feature
Report on the Patten Exhibition with twenty exhibitors and blue ribbon winners. Militia jumping clash noted with prize results, contrasting with last year’s event. Names such as Walter H. Hanley of Providence, Felix M. Watberg, Clara S. Peek, and others appear among prize recipients and exhibitors.
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Smil Geele
P Walter H. Hanley
Providence
Willian
New York
Misa
Antte Yauthin
Ieawn Farm
Feliix M. Watberg
Clara S. Peek
A. W. Watkinean
Vira Nell
Donnybrook
Jenn W. Wecerley
End Ming L
Fiettman
Yeaterday
Ireland
Heather
Brothers Hurt In Motorcycle Crashes Reported
Herbert Hale aged one and Leslie Hale aged nineteen of Rumson were injured in separate motorcycle crashes within two weeks. Leslie’s crash on Hellview avenue tossed him about thirty feet, injuring his right side. he rode at about 60 mph. Neighbors heard the bike and notified Dr. Rafferty Red Bank and Hale’s father. Leslie was later returned home, with unconfirmed reports of Middletown connection.
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Leslie
George Hale
Rumson
Hellview Avenue
Franky
P. P. Rafferty
Red Bank
Woody
Adams Estate
Hale
Ushers Enjoy Old Fashioned Sail Outing
The supply had been exhausted and the group returned home after a seasonable hour. The outing was praised as a great success with many names listed among the delighted participants including Mr. and Mrs. Van Brunt, Mr. and Mrs. Asay, Dr. and Mrs. Harris, and several others.
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van Brunt
Arthur H. Asay
W. H. Riddie
F. B. Harris
Bellville van Brunt
Pitman B. Potter
Sunday closures urged for moving picture theatres
Acting on a complaint by Walter Rosenberg of the Broadway Theatre, Prosecutor Rulff V Lawrence instructs County Detectives to notify theatre proprietors that operate Sunday shows to halt Sunday performances for which admission is charged.
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Walter Rosenberg
Broadway Theatre
Rulff V. Lawrence
McCormick and Smith
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