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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
2
President Wilson favors direct communication with the people through typewritten statements and interviews, a break from prior practice. He uses plain language, invites questions, and aims to be “one of the people” rather than distant in official rhetoric. The shift follows broader debates over presidential interview norms and public accountability.
Editor and widow weds 1,500 miles at sea aboard the Cine uu after wireless arrangements. Pillsbury of Manchester and Mrs H C Valentine of Trenton marry in Yokohama with Rev Devine aboard the liner Mev O Devine. Pillsbury, a widower, has a son at the Naval Academy.
Fragmented prose discusses levees water work and political leadership. Mentions Murdock and Progressive minority status with references to river conditions and public works. Details are obscured by transcription errors but imply a political commentary.
One thousand Paterson strike workers will march to New York next Saturday at daybreak to stage a five scene pageant titled The Pageant of the Paterson Strike. The event in Madison Square Garden features a brass band and speeches by William Haywood Carlo Tresca and Elizabeth Gurley Flynn.
Captain T. F. Whitelaw locates an iron chest with $65,000 in gold ingots at the Bay of Angel Island. He plans to lift it with an electro magnet after the Corcoran's wreck, rammed by the Seminole in fog four months ago. The depth delays a diver, and magnets will be used here for the first time.
Washington reports unease as President Wilson may appear before the Senate lobby probe to name individuals linked to efforts to alter tariff policy. The inquiry led by Lewiter Overman will hear senators testify in blocks as critics warn of influence by big business.
Ruth Katharine Daggett, baby daughter of Byron B. Daggett, was baptized at the Scottish Rite Cathedral in Buffalo marking a first since 1771. The ceremony made her a ward of the Lodge of Perfection and entitled her to Masonic guardianship worldwide. Daggett, a thirty second degree Mason and sovereign prince of Valmont Lodge of Perfection, presided.
It is reported Governor Sulzer will appoint a special deputy attorney general to prosecute contractors and highway department workers. John A. Tennessy, under the Morehland act, prepared the report for early prosecutions. Indictments likely over road projects in Rockland, Putnam and Suffolk counties.
Colonel Roosevelt leaves Marquette after a jury awards six cents in damages in his libel suit against George A Newett editor of the Ishpeming Iron Ore. The editor admits he could not prove Roosevelt was intemperate and Roosevelt accepts only nominal damages and praises vindication.
Blanché Stuart Scott, a Chicago woman aviator, plunged about a hundred feet near Madison on a Madison Aero Club flight. She escaped serious injury after a quick response when the moron stopped, the aircraft wheels striking a fence and ejecting her to the ground.
The forecast calls for fair conditions today with cooler air inland and a mild to moderate west wind. Tomorrow remains fair with moderate to brisk west winds across the region.
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