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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
12
Advertises Kline's Rheumatic Remedy as a blood purifying treatment for rheumatism. Claims to cleanse blood and kidneys, relieving sore joints and muscle inflammation. Sold by H. S. Meyers in Long Branch, Schroeder's Pharmacy and James Cooper's Drug Store in Red Bank.
New schedule lists mail arrivals from New York City and north at 8 11 1 2 4 and 6 45 a m and p m. from Philadelphia and Trenton direct at 11 a m. from Asbury Park and south at 8 a m 12 10 4 45 and 7 45 p m. Departures to New York north at 6 45 9 11 16 a m 12 45 2 15 8 50 5 10 6 45 p m. Mail to Philadelphia Trenton West at 2 15 p m and Asbury Park south at 9 00 a m 2 15 5 10 6 45 p m. Money order and postal savings window 8 a m to 6 p m. Carriers make two residential and three business deliveries. collections three and four times daily. Lobby Sundays 11 a m to 4 p m. Signed T L Slocum P M.
Beautifully situated cemetery offers full size lots from 65 dollars with 40 percent of receipts set aside for perpetual care. The fund now stands at 6309 dollars 56 cents and invested. Contact M Throckmorton secretary Broadway Long Branch New Jersey for further details.
Huerta's representatives announce the dictator will resign. A firm refusal to permit rebel agents at peace talks is reported as Carranza awaits a reply.
President Huerta states he is prepared to withdraw from the government once Mexico is politically pacified and the successor government has the acquiescence of the governed and public opinion. He adds personal pride or interest will not block withdrawal if conditions are met.
Mediators will report to General Carranza on his offered participation limits. Huerta signals willingness to resign if Mexico remains politically pacified and the government gains public support, while Mexican delegates stress sovereignty and internal pacification tied to international negotiations.
Representatives of the wool industry from rural areas gather in Washington for the first of four conferences with Agriculture Department officials to discuss improved methods of raising sheep and wool production. The sessions cover nearly all aspects of the wool industry.
Washington and New York report a formal embargo stopping all arms ammunition and war material shipments from the United States to Mexican ports until further notice. The Antilla sailed for Tampico with 3,000,000 rounds of ammunition and an airplane for the Constitutionalists, despite public knowledge of the cargo. Secretary Bryan reportedly sought to delay the voyage, but no official action halted the ship.
Bayonne's playground commission appoints Elizabeth Sullivan as a new woman police officer. A prank by George Mullin injured Morgan Creighton, a 13 year old, with Mullin knocking the boy’s left eye. a specialist saved the sight of the other eye. Newton ex policeman Thomas Knoll escaped custody en route to a convict camp. Mrs T Blair Shoemaker of North Hackensack was fined for driving with no license and speeding. Mayor Ernest Hinck of Montclair seeks the Republican nomination for Congress and earns union endorsements from Newark Bricklayers and Plasterers.
In Criccieth Wales on June 8 militants interrupted Lloyd-George’s Liberal address smashing about twenty windows in the village main street including the post office. The attackers used hammers and were arrested after the vandalism in a scene tied to suffrage agitation.
Cattle supplies light and market steady with prime prices around 8.80 and common cattle between 6.50 and 8.00. Heifers and fat cows show values mostly in the 5.00 to 8.00 range, with veal calves up to about 10.00. Sheep and lambs mixed with prime wethers near 4.00 to 6.00, and hogs steady around 6.00 to 8.00 with pigs and stags listed in the upper range. Receipts noted as about 10 double decks with overall market holding steady.
In a backwoods Michigan town Frederic Lecoeur and his wife discuss Therese and her suitor Amidon. Oodles Napper, a gentle hunter, secretly sabotages their romance by shooting Amidon at the falls, then Therese and Amidon reconcile a year later as the couple celebrates a quiet anniversary with Oodles nearby.
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