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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
9
A Hoxton burglar lived two days in a banker’s Back Bay home stealing wines and cigars while packing treasures. The robber’s spree ended without detailing arrests or outcomes, leaving readers with a brief glimpse of the crime.
The Alaska legislature transmits a memorial requesting a territorial board of education with the governor secretary and treasurer as members and two superintendents. It seeks authority to issue diplomas and certificates, with normal school and state credentials accepted, and emphasizes hygiene and the effects of alcohol and narcotics on students. Native schools remain under federal control through the Bureau of Education.
The Crop Reporting Board predicts a record wheat crop for 1913 with 744 million bushels total. Winter wheat 492 million and spring wheat 252 million, enough to mill 160.5 million barrels of flour. Acreage increased over last year but barley planted declined with 177 million bushels produced.
President Wilson plans a Panama visit as soon as Congress adjourns. Colonel Goethals met with Wilson in Washington to discuss the trip and the timing of opening the canal. Garrison will likely travel to the canal beforehand to settle operational plots in the water war.
The United States Geological Survey announces a new map of the Gettysburg battlefield available at half price. The map covers about 825 square miles and is released under authority from the interior secretary. Mrs C A Jackson of 182 Monmouth Avenue visits Philadelphia.
The Long Branch board discusses street widening on Ocean avenue and Lincoln intersection, firemen exemptions for Worth and others, asphalt and concrete repairs, park maintenance, and enforcement of crossing protections. A Chautauqua appeal and school budget issues are noted along with local traffic and building inspections.
Following an address last night the event at Chautauqua drew attention as plans surface for a repeat program next year with emphasis on a beloved poet. Local organizers cited strong attendance and community interest in returning to the venue.
Peter Conley of Middle Town township narrowly escaped injury when the left front wheel of his wagon collapsed while crossing the trolley track in front of the YMCA at Red Bank. The wagon carried bags of fertilizer. the horse reared and the rider, helped by local residents and Chief Wymbs, subdued the animal. Conley secured a temporary wagon from Mayor Davison and transported the fertilizer home. The damaged wagon was sent for repairs.
The match industry allegedly yields seven matches daily for every man woman and child worldwide.
Angelina notes a revolving light seen by sailors who have relit it six times after it went out. Eewin remarks on their patience and perseverance as the light is rekindled each time.
The article explains a quick fix for a wall nail that won t grip. Mix plaster of parts with water in a teacup, enlarge the hole, insert plaster, then drive in the nail after it dries to secure it firmly.
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