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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
9
The Monmouth Beach baths opened for the season with four pools ranging from a tiny one foot depth to eight feet in the large pool. The 146 by 36 foot main pool includes springboards, high and low dives, and acrobatic rings. Bath rooms, manicure and barber services, ocean pavilion, soda fountain, and upstairs drawing room with bridge and whist parties are featured.
The pool water is drained three times weekly and the facility is scrubbed afterward. A small sand play area for children has been added on one side where the beach sand is often damp. Music will be provided on special occasions.
A 15 year old boy riding a bicycle at the Monmouth Street crossing in Red Bank narrowly escaped a northbound train after riding onto the tracks before the signal. The bike was wrecked and the youth fled the scene, leaving no identification. A southbound train passed, prompting the boy to tumble off just in time.
Clarence Green celebrated the arrival of a baby girl this morning with messages and congratulations. Mrs. Green, the Miss Fay of Elberon, is doing nicely, as is the infant.
Washington dispatch outlines a plan to build a terrapin breeding program with artificial propagation from Beaufort North Carolina experiments. It discusses site rules ten square feet per adult terrapin and potential congressional appropriation to supply breeding stock and possibly distribute young terrapins to the public.
Twelve more men were executed in Constantinople for alleged links to a fascist movement surrounding Grand Vizier Mahmud Shevkeg Pasha and his aide Abraham Bey. The executions followed a wave of political purges amid the unrest.
Detectives found 15 year old Margaret Cocapardi bruised and starved in a East 13th Street rammed tenement as they probe abduction linked traffic ring. An 18 year old youth was arrested and police chase a new band of traffickers targeting young girls. Washington visitor Frank R Tallman and Miss Mae Rost are visiting relatives in Morrison Street.
A Cornell University professor perfected a method to color copper blue red and iridescent by suspending it in a acetic solution and passing an electric current through the liquid.
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