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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1912

Page

9

Senators Seek Public Views on New Coins Proposal

The Senate Finance Committee asks individuals, organizations, and business interests for input on adding three cent and one half cent coins. The idea, originating in Ohio, faces broad opposition from streetcar groups and churches, with questions about impact on machines and fares. The bill passed the House May 6 and awaits committee action.

Finance Committee United States Senate Finance Committee House Pomerone Ohio Committee On Smoot Lodge Senate Cleveland Bulkley Toledo Treasury Department the Treasury MacVeagh Treasury Congress George BE. Roberts Mint Oliver Chamber of Commerce of York American Street Railway Association New York Penrose

Lieutenant Hewlett of London Joins Naval Flying School

The son of novelist Maurice Hewlett, Lieutenant Hewlett of London, who learned to fly from his mother, has enlisted in the naval flying school at East Church.

Hewlett London Maurice Hewlett Naval Flying School East Church

Governor Welcomes Nation's Doctors at Apollo Convention

Three thousand physicians from across the United States and abroad attend the induction of Dr Abraham Jacobi as president of the American Medical Association in Atlantic City New Jersey Governor Woodrow Wilson and Mayor Harry Bacharach greet the crowd. The event marks the opening of the convention with section meetings on surgery ophthalmology and other medical fields.

Atlantic City N. J Apollo Theater Abraham Jacobi Organization of Physicians On Woodrow Wilson Harry Bacharach House of Delegates Francis J. McShane St. Nicholas Jacobi American Medical Association America Chicago J. A. Capps W. L. Rodman Philadelphia William OG. Posey

Blaze on Boardwalk Destroys Shops in Atlantic City

A June 5 boardwalk fire near Connecticut Avenue damaged the Char les Claussen store and neighboring outlets including M. Sasseen jewelry and Klein's delicatessen. Damage estimated at $22,000. Policeman George Blair dragged out Mrs Claussen as she attempted to reenter for valuables amid thick smoke.

Atlantic City N. J Connecticut Avenue Charles Clhussen M. Sasseen Jewelry and Laces Klein George Blair Claussen Blair Mrs. Claussen

The Imperial Eagle Soars High Over South American Peaks

The imperial eagle, the largest of its kind, ascends from 10 000 to 16 000 feet in native South American mountains. Its high altitude flight rivals the Andes condor, said to reach six miles, near balloon records. Eagles sail at three to five miles and vanish from view for observers on Earth.

South America Andes

Lively Campaign for Wilson at Baltimore

A vigorous New Jersey effort to support Wilson at the Baltimore convention includes a June 15 New Jersey headquarters at the Hotel Stafford led by Hudspeth. Delegates will push nonstop for Wilson and paint Baltimore with campaign symbols while the state structures coordinate through Trenton and Camden contacts.

Lively Wilson Baltimore New Jersey Stafford Hudspeth Wodrow Wilson Trenton United States James B. Martine Emerson Robert 8. Hudspeth Jersey City Jersey National Committee Westcott Camden John Hinchliffe Passaic J. Thompson Baker Cape May Sheriff N. Peter Wedin Hudson Joseph BH. Nowrey Thomas H. Birch Burlington

Quote exchange about touring actors and refunds

A dialogue between two actors discusses turning people away on tour and the insistence on refunds. The exchange ends with a Voltaire quote about obligation and courtesy.

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