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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1914

Page

11

Tolls Arbitration Win In Senate Committee Vote

Washington June 4 The senate foreign relations committee ordered a favorable report on Senator Sutherlands amendment to the tolls repeal bill sending the dispute to arbitration. Several opponents of repeal voted yes not to favor arbitration but to avoid surrendering international rights.

Washington White House Wilson Congress Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Sutherland O'Gorman New York Senate Stone Missouri Pomerone Ohio Swanson Virginia Smith Arizona Michigan Borah Idaho Hitchcock Nebraska Williams Mississippi Saulsbury Delaware Lodge Massachusetts Root McCumber South Dakota Utah Burton

Poincare Prepares Rail Car for Roosevelt Visit

Paris June 4 President Poincare orders his private railway carriage ready at Cherbourg for Colonel Roosevelt who travels via the special boat train to Paris for the marriage of his son Kermit. Roosevelt will be received at the Elysee Palace during the visit in France.

Cherbourg Paris Roosevelt France Madrid Kermit Poincare Cherbourge Elysee Palace

Mock Operation in Court Damages Case in New Jersey

Kathryn Riley, 3, sues Dr. Emery Marvel for 15000 in Mays Landing New Jersey court. Plaintiff alleges a rubber tube was left in her body after an operation. Dr. Wallace Fritz testified on the method, and Dr. Marvel performed a demonstrative operation on Mildred Birch, 5, to illustrate the procedure.

Mays Landing N. J Kathryn V. Riley J. Woodbridge Riley Vassar College Emery Marvel Atlantic City Cole Marvel Wallace W. Fritz Philadelphia Mildred Birch

Morristown Man Ends Life Amid Arson Indictment Fear

Jacob Rozen fifty five of 12 Early street Morristown despondent over an Essex county arson indictment took carbolic acid and died at his home. Rozen operated a Speedwell avenue grocery with a new East Orange branch. A recent fire at that location was blamed on an incendiary and Rozen had been released on seven thousand five hundred dollars bail awaiting trial. He is survived by a widow and four children.

Morristown N. J Lim Essex County Jacob Rozen Early Street Rozen Speedwell Avenue East Orange

Man Found Insane in Freight Car in Toronto Yard

Andrew J. Mills, starving and demented, was found in a box car in the West Toronto yards of the Canadian Pacific railroad. He crawled in ten days ago and could not tell where he entered or where his home is, according to police.

Andrew J. Mills Toronto Canadian Pacific Railroad

Joel M. Foster Indicted for Mann Act Charge

Mobile Alabama June 4 Joel M Foster of Pemberton New Jersey was indicted on one Mann Act count for resisting from his elopement months ago with a 15 year old Dellinb Bradley British Ship Combine London June 4 The Daily Standard reports negotiations pending for consolidation of British shipping interests to counter the Hamburg American North German Lloyd combine

Mobile Ala Joel M. Foster Pemberton N. J Dellinb Bradley London The Daily Standard

Weather observations and Oakland graduation dress project

Weather bureau notes 4 p m yesterday show highs from 88 in St Louis to 60 in Chicago with cloudy conditions in most cities and clear skies in St Louis. Oakland California graduates will receive diplomas and fabric to sew their own graduation gowns with a designated dressmaker purchasing and measuring the cloth for each student.

United States Weather Bureau Temp. Weather New York Albany Atlantic City Buffalo Chicago St. Louis New Orleans Washington Oakland Cal

Essential features of Irish Home Rule Bill outlined

A forty member senate and a 164 member house of commons would govern Ireland with limits on military, foreign, and trade powers. It would bar laws on religion and marriage, keep executive power with the sovereign, and rely on an imperial subsidy while reserving several services.

House of Commons Ireland Royal Irish Constabulary Post Office Privy Council Uriah Exchequer

Debate on marriage as necessity or luxury in a witty exchange

A humorous exchange questions if marriage is a necessity or luxury given an income of 1800 dollars a year. The Dallas News cites a Napoleon quote on force and ends with an advertisement line for the Daily Record.

Dallas News Napoleon Daily Record

Air trains rise on magnetic repulsion in new London design

Describes Emile Bachelet's air train, a levitated electro magnetic system using alternating current coils and aluminium to repel the car from a track. The car remains suspended by magnetic force, moving at high speed without wheels, with electricity as the driving power.

London Washington Stephenson Emile Bachelet Hhis Bachelet

Gardening Oh The Proper Way For Easy Planting

A light breezy verse on the art of gardening. It praises daily hoeing as good exercise and advises a patient view of daisies and dandelions while tending a garden. The speaker encourages humane treatment of bugs and gentle care in cultivating plants.

Washington

Navy seeks magazines for sailors on duty along Mexican coast

The navy department plans to send pepesnines and other reading matter to sailors and marines on duty. They will elude illustrated papers and are asking for assistance in selecting publications for April May and June. The department will distribute all reading matter as received.

Navy Department

Rules for Hot Days From Washington Public Health Service

Public health guidance warns readers to avoid excess meat and alcohol while favoring vegetables and fruits. It advises drinking cool water, wearing light loose clothing, staying in shade and air, sleeping outdoors, avoiding cold baths, and bathing in lukewarm water.

Public Health Service Washington

Drowned Bodies and Decomposition Myths Cited

An ancient note claims drowned bodies cannot remain beyond ninety six hours as air leaves the lungs and the body signs early cave-like decay forms begin after death. The fragment cites a source labeled Mhhadelphin Ladger.

Growth of English Lexicons Through the Centuries

The Outlook notes a rapid rise in English vocabulary with four new words daily by dictionaries. It traces growth from John Bullokar’s 5000 words in 1616 to Noah Webster’s 320000 words in 1891, via Bailey, Johnson, Imperial and Century dictionaries, ending with Junk’s Standard Dictionary.

John Bullokar Nathan Bailey Dr Johnson Noah Webster Isaac Junk

Psychopathic Test Claims To Measure Mental Development

A Chicago psychopathic laboratory head offers a quick oral test using a dog sentence. Correct repetition and quick responses determine normalcy, with misstatements graded as 50 percent off in efficiency and the final riddle label as moron for arrested mental development.

W. J. Hickson Psychopathic Laboratory Chicago Ignatz Abraham Hickson

Rabbits Train to Spare Cultivated Plants in Garden

James R. Reed of Trumansburg New York claims he has bred rabbits that eat only weeds and ignore cultivated plants. Over two years he trained a special plot, starving the rabbits briefly before releasing them to selectively consume weeds in the garden.

James, R. Reed Trumansburg N. Y Reed

Keep the Mouth Clean Says Medical Authority

A medical authority warns that diseased mouths and gums pose health risks. They are a constant infection source and can spread disease within the body to other areas. Regular dental care is urged to reduce these dangers.

Uthera

No Interruptions in Moving Pictures Continued Story

A Louisville Courier journal note quotes a dialogue about meeting at an office tonight. The exchange mentions a big deal and being unable to attend due to following a continued moving pictures installment.

Moving Pictures Louisville

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