Root Named Temporary Chairman At Republican Convention
The convention opened amid chaos as Elihu Root was named temporary chairman after a lengthy ballot. Taft supporters claim a narrow victory while Roosevelt backers vow a stormy fight. Delegates faced hours of tumult, with police moves to calm Flinn and Quay as Root secured the lead and delivered a calm speech on judiciary limits.
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Senator Root
Taft
Elihu Root
New York
Frank E. McGovern
Wisconsin
Lauder
North Dakota
Walter L. Houser
Asle J. Gronna
Root
Roosevelt
Flinn
Quay
Pennsylvania
William Flinn
Richard R. Quay
Mr. Plinn
Mr. Quay
South Dakota
McGovern
Tennessee
Texas
Washington
Presidentast
Rosewater
Ziba T. Moore
Icicle
Harry New
George B. Cortelyou
Elmer Dover
George R. Sheldon
Hilles
Nicholas Murray Butler
la Follette
Houser
la Follettte
Governor McGovern
Mr. Lauder
Mr. Houser
Senator Grenna
Henry Cochems
Milwaukee
Bfonser
Cochems
Deneen
Harrison
Sficer Ated
Victor Rosewater
Republican National Party
Repubican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Charles P. Taft
Republican Party
James F. Callaghan
St. Malachi
Hayward
Hadley
Fradley
Missouri
Lawrence Y. Sherman
United States
Illinois
Franklin Fort
New Jersey
Dennen
Shertonn
Fort
James 8. Watson
Indiana
Sereno Payne
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Watson
Payne
Withutlet
Henry F. Cochems
Senator la Follette
Republic
Francis E. McGovern
Johnson
California
Hard to keep a job a result of national policy
Judge Brentano recalls Jim Evans a widely known Chicago newspaper writer who testified in a past case. Evans described leaving every paper after clashing with bosses over national policy. When asked what issue cost him jobs he revealed prohibition was the point of contention.
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Illinois Bar Association
Hotel Lasalle
Theodore Brentano
Superior Court
Jim Evans
Evans
Jim
Southwest
Dallas
Tex
New Orleans
Brentano
Chicago Tribune
Nat Goodwin Fans Spark Matinee Ticket Swap
A lively scene outside the box office as Nat Goodwin is recognized. A woman wheels on a ticket holder, demands two orchestra seats for tonight to prove the actor’s identity and to impress her featherheaded son with matrimony’s power.
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Nat Goodwin
Mr. Goodwin
Nate. Goodwin
Man's Free Will as a Cage and Escape
A compact reflection on free will comparing it to a bird in a cage. The speaker notes that choice can stay within limits or ascend to greater understanding, expanding the cage until the top is broken and the individual becomes one with universal freedom, echoing Lord Tennyson.
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Lord Tennyson
Idle of a Hobo and a Wake of Romance in a Fat Widow Tale
A wandering narrator recounts a comic sob story of romance with a fat widow and her niece Helen after meeting in a village. He narrates his past love with Jeannette the laundry girl, a factory of tragedy caused by his father Chief Justice Rathekeller, and his flight to wander again seeking solace in new liaisons.
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America
Helen
Sam
Rathekeller
Washington
Tara
Miss Helen
Oraid
Hundry
Bey
Jeannette
Millonaire
Aramantha Schermerhorn
Aramantha
Slander in Podunk Press Targets School Commissioner Candidacy
In a fictional exchange from Harper s Weekly style, Jimmerson dismisses a slanderous sheet about his run for school commissioner. Wobbleiah questions the piece, while Jimmerson calls it entirely false and urges readers to judge for themselves.
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Jimmerson
Wobbleiah
Jimmy
Wobbleigh
Harper's Weekly
Elberon's Midsummer Dance Set For July at Deal Casino
Elberon firemen plan their annual midsummer dance on July 18 at Deal Casino. Chairman Harry C. Cloyd leads arrangements with J Pitman West orchestra providing ten pieces. Proceeds help reduce the fire house mortgage while patrons include summer visitors and local residents.
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Elberon
Deal Casino
Harry C. Cloyd
J. Pitman West
Deal
Elberon Company
Long Branch
Usher Dinner Hosted by Woolleys in Norwood Ave Home
Mr and Mrs Willis Adams Woolley entertained ushers from Old First M B Church West Long Branch Monday night The threat of bad weather kept many home yet a good turnout enjoyed music songs games and a late feast The guest list included Mr and Mrs James Atcheson Walter Sherman Oliver Brinton Walter Cornell A R Chinery Mrs Golden Mr and Mrs John White Mrs John Woolley Miss Cordelia Hulick Miss Jessie Golden Mrs Reba Woolley Miss Mary White Mrs Gladys White Eugene Bowman William Morrin R F Cornell and others at the Norwood Avenue residence.
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Willis Woolley
Norwood Avenue
Willis Adams Woolley
First M. B
West Long Branch
James Atcheson
Walter Sherman
Oliver Brinton
Walter Cornell
A. R. Chinery
A.F. Golden
John White
John F. Woolley
Mies Cordelia Hulick
Jessie Golden
Reba Woolley
Mary White
Mies Gladys White
Eugene Bowman
William Morrin
Mr. and
Mra
W. A. Woolley
Dance at Shrewsbury by local volunteer fire company
The volunteer fire company at Shrewsbury will hold a dance tomorrow night in their firehouse on Broad Street. Good music will be provided, refreshments served, and the usual features will be in evidence per the Daily Record advertisement.
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Shrewsbury
Broad Street
STATE HIGHWAYS WORK
State Road Commissioner Stevens said surveys and data gathering for the state highway system are complete or near completion in Atlantic Cumberland Cape May and nearing completion in Gloucester Salem and Somerset counties. The governor will host a meeting at Sea Girt to discuss next steps as counties finalize information on bridges and roads.
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Trenton
Stevens
Atlantic
Cumberland
Cape May
Gloucester
Balem
Somerset
State Highway Commission
Wilson
Sea Girt
Tate
Advertised Letters at Long Branch Post Office 1918 List
The following uncalled letters remain at the Long Branch post office as of June 1, 1918. Names include J Abrams, Miss Helen Bade, Mrs. Mary Baker, Charles Bell, Mrs. Pertha Bozzie, Miltem Balce, Miss Britton, Mrs. Bernard Brow, Mrs. Nellie Cliffing, Mrs. Fannie Cohen, Mrs. Day, J Delewér, Mrs. Maggie Disbrow, Annie Dayes, During, Fabranholz, Mary Griffin, J Hallman, Master Ambrus Harris, Chas Hanson, Mrs. Busan Hory, Mrs. Carrie Holliday, Mrs. Zelphia Harris, Mrs. George Heyn, Matthew, Geo Knebbler, Mrs. Layton, C R Letson, Mrs. Abe Levy, Alex Like, Addison Maps, McCreery department store, Prof. John Mey er, D W Morris Jr, H S Morris, Signiore Pacta Pasquale, Albert Park er, John Towell, John Pollard, Mrs. Mary Ryan, estate, Mr. Samuel, Albert Slocum, Miss Anna Smith, Mrs. Rebecca Smith, H W Stalls, Mrs. G Welter, Miss Julia Youmans, George Zoller, foreign printed matter, Mrs. Caroline Meyner. Postmaster A T Woolley.
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Long Branch
Ofice
J. Abrams
Helen Bade
Mary G. Baker
Charles MH. Bell
Pertha Bozzie
Miltem Balce
Udith Britton
Bernard Brow
Nellie Cliffing
Fannie Cohen
M. Day
J. Delewér
Maggie Disbrow
Annie
Alex Like
Addison Maps
McCreery
Department Store
John L. Meyer
D. W. Morris
Julia
Youman's
George Herrn Zoller
Caroline Meyner
A. T. Woolley
New Engine For Boatbuilders
C. 2. Williams & Co. the Pleasure Bay boat builders have installed a new stationary engine for turning out work. Many boats are produced daily as orders arrive.
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C. 2
Williams & Co
Pleasure Bay Boat Builders
Advertise in the Daily Record to Reach Readers
An advertising notice invites local businesses to place ads in the Daily Record, promising wide reach and effective return on investment for promotions, products, and services. The brief highlights quick placement and visible exposure in a community newspaper setting.
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CSI
Checkers
M, Quad
Associated Literary Press
Helen Smithers
Tuck
Long Branch Daily Record
Jagobsteinbach Sceiene
Norfolk
Abi
Blazer
Elberon’s Midsummer Dance
the Daily Record
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