Monmouth Airdrome to Screen Rainey Africa Pictures
New Monmouth Airdrome will open for the season Saturday June 29 with Paul J. Rainey African hunt films. I Rheinstrom of New York leases the grounds for a grand show with lights and 100 American hunting dogs trained in Mississippi and Louisiana featured in the picture program.
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Hollywood Horse Show
I. Rheinstrom
New York
Monmouth Airdrome
Rhbeinstrom
Paul J. Rainey
Mississippi
Louisiana
Mr. Rainey
America
Africa
Cleveland
Animals at the Water Hole Exhibit Shows Jungle Peace
The display features zebra elephants rhinoceri giraffes deer and monkeys gathering at a water-hole as if on neutral ground. A lecturer recounts the expedition from its inception to termination while there are humorous and humanlike domestic scenes.
Dark horse talk swirls around Gaynor in Baltimore coverage
Baltimore dispatch details Democratic convention chatter about William Gaynor as a possible presidential dark horse amid Bryan and Taft rosters. Observers note Gaynor’s health vigor and non literary profile as potential strengths, with parallels drawn to 16 years ago when Bryan reported from St. Louis.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Baltimore
Jane
Mppermos
Gayvor
Bryan
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Gaynor
Wilson
Clark
Dark Horse
Murphy
Hearst
William J. Bryan
St. Louis
Murphy’s role at convention shapes Democratic nomination
The piece argues Murphy’s silent influence could determine the Democratic nominee and possibly the next president, noting New York’s leverage and questioning the absence of money in the process. It quotes Southern and Chicago convention views on the negro issue driving campaign dynamics.
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Vention
Murphy
Charles Murphy
Tammany
New York State
New York
Chicago
Clemency for Boys in Freehold Theft Case
Judge Foster at Freehold spared harsher punishment for Elmer Maulsbury after agonized jail cries disrupted the proceedings. Maulsbury, an Asbury Park youth linked to freight car and depot thefts, was sent home on probation under Ramsay after earlier reform school commitment was reconsidered. Also involved were Howard Maulsbury, a 12 year old Atlantic Highlands resident, charged with incorrigibility and bicycle theft, and Eugene Garrity who pleaded guilty to attempting to steal pig lead from the Asbury Park company, released on suspended sentence until late July.
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Foster
Freehold
John EB. Foster
Elmer Maulsbury
Asbury Park
Reform School
Ramsay
Maulsbury
Foster de
Howard Maulsbury
Atlantic Highlands
Oscar Vreelander
Foster Eugene Garrity
N. Y. & L. A. R. Company
Rose Festival at Oceanic to feature rose booths and decor
A new Rose Festival will debut at Oceanic next Thursday afternoon and evening hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church. The event showcases nine departments, rose bowers, grove decorations, and evening illumination. An invitation goes to all residents to attend. A second notice reports a Monmouth County Charities Aid Association organizing meeting at Brookdale Farm near Red Bank on Tuesday June 25 at 3 p.m., with attendance arranged via Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson.
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Oceanic
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Oceanic Road
Monmouth County
State Charities Aid Association
Brookdale Farm
Lewiss. Thompson
Red Bank
Red Bank Gleanings Highlights Summer Church Activities
Religious notices fill Red Bank this week with sermons at First Reformed Grace Methodist and First Baptist churches. Communion services, Sunday school changes, and Royal Arcanum attendance mark a busy weekend while community members head to summer homes and local events unfold. A stage accident on Third Avenue disrupts a Broadway-bound trip but results in minor injuries and a safe tow home.
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Theodore A. Beekman
First Reformed Church
Shrewsbury Avenue
Melvin V. Oggel
Jesus
Grace Methodist Church
Everett VanDright
Peter
First Baptist Church
Red Bank Council
Royal Arcanum
John L. Miner
Percy Perinchief
First Methodist Church
Brielle
Vera Rose
William Rose
Branch Avenue
Miss Rose
Syracuse University
Syracuse
N. Y
M. B. Sturley
Beverly
N. J
L. 8. Parker
Elmer B. Woods
Waverly Place
Adamatown Penn
Woods
Leslie R. Dennis
Pratt's Institute
Brooklyn
Alonzo C. Dennis
Robert, Hitchings
Fletcher Lake
Ocean Grove
Lufberry
Tacony
Philadelphia
Hitchings
Red Bank
Myra Taylor
State Normal School
Montclair
D. B. Taylor
Asbury Park
Maurice Rogers
Third Avenue
Broadway
J. Goldstein
Tts
Rogers
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
The notice promotes placing advertisements in the Daily Record with a promise of payout. It emphasizes financial gains from advertising services offered by the paper.
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the Daily Record
Farmers Day at the Shore Could Aid Monmouth Hospital
A community proposal urges a Farmers Day during carnival week to gather farm produce as a free gift to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Organizers Edward F. Ford and William D. Martin will recruit Granges to enter displays and horse-team contests with cash prizes. The plan aims to boost hospital support and add a marquee carnival feature with wagon displays along Ocean Avenue.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Poland
Edward F. Ford
William D. Martin
Monmouth
Ocean Avenue
Local Notes From Shrewsbury and Nearby Areas
Miss Ethelyn Fairchild visits her grandmother Mrs Charles Patterson in Shrewsbury Brooklyn resident Miss Fairchild stays with family. Miss Carrie Rogers visits Miss Florence Hippensteel in Shrewsbury. Waldron P Brown opens his Sycamore avenue summer home for the season. Mrs Patterson and Mrs King visit Asbury Park. Theodore Parsons, former Princeton student, now works for John T Lovett at Little Silver nursery.
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Ethelyn Fairchild
Frank K. Fairchild
Brooklyn
Charles M. Patterson
Carrie Rogers
Long Branch
Florence Hippensteel
Waldron P. Brown
Sycamore Avenue
King
Asbury Park
Theodore Parsons
Princeton
John T. Lovett
Little Silver
Horses for Sale by Cable Express Co New York
Highly young work horses and mares weighing 1000 to 1800 pounds with 20 matched pairs 2200 to 3000 pounds priced 125 to 450 per pair single horses 90 to 200 dollars. Thirty days trial guaranteed free shipping within 300 miles of New York with blanket halter and home passage. Established express company advertises reliability at 154 East 27th Street New York City near Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Express
The
New York City
Cable Express Co
East 27Th St
3Rd
4Th Aves
Madison Square Garden
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Fred Riecer, Jr
New Monmouth Airdrome
Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
Faculty of Pure Science
Columbia
King's
Cedarhurst Inn
Leland Inn
Rockwell
Atlantic
C. S. King
Tel
L. B
Gaynor and
Ryan
Sphinx
Simon
Gorcey & Son
Firetelass
Sivinbard
Company
Nein Sereey
Order
Man
CUB Reporter
Scoop
Hop
Tackson Park
Rover
Orca
Shrewsbury News
Joe
C.A.W. Dept
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