Wilson as Nominee for Victory Across the Nation
Washington dispatch reports strong demand for Governor Woodrow Wilson's nomination at Baltimore. The New York World editorial backs Wilson, citing cross country support, independent voters, and potential wins in New York New Jersey Maine Ohio and Texas. Delegates praise the editorial as influential and affirm Wilson's broad appeal and electability.
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New Evening Post
Bees “Efeat
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Advertising Here is Explained and Publicity Need
Long Branch urges continued advertising to attract outsiders and support local business. A Publicity Bureau has spent about $9,000 in five years, with $600 remaining, and advocates say favorable press is essential for hotels cottages and merchants. The writer argues for ongoing, professional publicity and questions cutting funds or delaying next year.
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Council
Frank L. Howland
Thomas Beatty
Seigfrield Hirschfeld
Ellsworth Jackson
John A. Howland
Forrest Green
James
Stratton
W. R. Warwick
Long Branch
Clty
Judgment to control in crisis who leads the nation
Fragmentary text questions who should lead in a great crisis, debating whether Woodrow Wilson represents the right judgment to control the situation and guide the country forward. The snippet reflects era tone and leadership doubt.
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Woodrow Wilson
Crane to Retire from U S Senate at End of Term
Massachusetts senator Winthrop Murray Crane, a silent influence in the upper house, announces retirement at term’s end in March 1013. The 59 year old paper magnate from Dalton has long led with wealth and political clout, after earlier service as lieutenant governor and governor.
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Barnhart's Career Path Noted by Uncle Joe Cannon
Uncle Joe Cannon reads Barnhart’s bio in a directory and jokes that the Indiana Congressman moved from farmer to editor to prison director in Michigan City and then to trustee of the state hospital for the insane. He quips the progression shows steady party loyalty.
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Local Puzzle Nebula Teases Philadelphia Revered Delphia
A garbled note hints at a playful critique of talent and drawing talent from a cryptic mix of place names and miswritten phrases. The text presents a curious, fragmented voice likely from a column or aside.
Memorial Day Personal Notices From Long Branch Area
Personal items note Mr and Mrs J Alexander Guy of Holmdel visiting West Long Branch friends Mr and Mrs Charles Matthews Parker. Mrs Agusta Shafto spent part of last week with Hamilton relatives. Mrs Elmo Clark of Orange visited the Van Gelder family on Broadway. Joseph Winter and Amelia Harte of Red Bank visited Parker at the Golden Homestead. Mrs Nicholas V White returned from Hamilton where Morris, age 84, recently suffered a mild stroke. Ray Dennis attended Phillip Dennis funeral in Jersey City. Miss L A Metzgar visited relatives in Oakhurst. Mrs George V Chasey and two children, after a three month stay, head to Houston Texas where Mr Chasey is employed. Chasey’s wife has many Long Branch acquaintances.
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J. Alexander Guy
Holmdel
Charles Matthews Parker
West Long Branch
Agusta Shafto
Hamilton
Elmo Clark
Orange
Stephen van Gelder
Broadway
Joseph Winter
Amelia Harte
Red Bank
Golden Homestead
Nicholas V. White
Havens Morris
Morris
Ray Dennis
Jersey City
Phillip Dennis
L. A. Metzgar
Oakhurst
George V. Chasey
Houston
Exas
New Undertaker Chooses Modern Steel Wagon for Red Bank
Coroner and funeral director Harry C. Fay of East Front street Red Bank adds a steel gray, rubber tired undertaker wagon to his equipment. The latest model can serve as a single horse or team wagon and converts to a flower wagon. The mahogany interior and versatile design draw attention as the county’s only wagon of its kind. A bank proposal for a Bayshore town in Keansburg Port Monmouth or Belford renews interest with Orlando W Bedell of Perth Amboy visiting. Melvin A Rice of Leonardville may become first president if the bank forms, aiding Raritan and Middletown townships. Advertisements in the Daily Record.
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Harry C. Fay
East Front Street
Red Bank
Keansburg
Port Monmouth
Belford
Orlando W. Bedell
Perth Amboy
Raritan
Middletown
Melvin A. Rice
Leonardville
Itret
Avon Council Enforces Ordinance Against Sunday Baseball
Avon residents clash with mayor as council orders police to enforce a 1902 borough ordinance prohibiting Sunday baseball. Mayor Bingham expresses dismay after repeated requests to postpone the game were ignored. The council votes unanimously to enforce the rule.
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John Bingham
John Thompson
Bingham
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