Long Branch Subscription Rates and Pub Notes 1914
Benj. Roissean Bobbitt announces subscription terms in Long Branch New Jersey. Rates include one year in advance six dollars, three months one twenty five, monthly fifty cents, single copies two cents. Publisher M Taylor Publishing Co and secretary manager Chas Edwards. A lead editorial and Teddy Roosevelt quotes discuss U S policy on Mexico and war versus peace.
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Long Branch
M. Taylor Publishing CO
Broadway
Chas
L. Edwards
Sec'y
NEW Jersey Telephone
Firemen Need Quality Hose and Equipment Now
The piece urges immediate provision of the best hose and gear for the Long Branch fire department to avoid risking property and firefighters in backdrafts and fires. It condemns inferior equipment and stresses nothing should hinder the fire crews’ safety and efficiency.
Villa victory and its sequel in Mexican conflict
Villa remains victorious as he captures Zacatecas after the rival general chosen by Carranza was repulsed. He is 541 miles from Mexico City and must seize Aguascalientes San Luis Potosí and smaller forts before a siege. Hard fighting ahead and mediation time grows.
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Villa
Zacatecas
Carranza
Mexico City
Aguascalientes
San Luig Potosi
Teddy and Perkins pledge mutual backing in political drift
The scene centers on Teddy standing by Perkins as Perkins has stood by Teddy, prompting speculation about George Record's next move. Some ask if he will organize a new party to shift the balance of power.
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Insurance Department of
Prudential
Indiana
Teddy
Perkins
George Record
Editorial Snippets and Headlines Echo Policy Debates
The column compiles editorials criticizing tariff policy and federal actions including Mexico policy and railroad persecution. It notes social consequences like hunger and labor strikes, and remarks on political posturing and administration impulses.
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Meadowbrook
Mexico
Colombia
Hartford Times
Supreme Court ruling limits blacklisting enforcement nationwide
The Supreme Court held that federal action may target any business association for blacklisting even if the group only states that a person violated an agreement. The decision, tied to the lumber industry Lum ber Trust appeal, could also affect grocers associations and unions that blacklist, effectively prohibiting boycotts in any form.
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United States Supreme Court
Lumber Trust
Jersey Journal
Eclipses Not the Noontide of Their Joy Poem
Walter Malone presents a tribute in Scribner's Fortune invoking fraternal warmth amid sorrow. The speaker longs for his brother's home where warmth and mirth replace loneliness and gloom, seeking guidance as his path grows dark.
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Walter Malone
Scribner's Fortune
Thoughts Worth Reading on War and World Power
Arthur Brisbane argues in the New York American that modern conflict hinges on the intelligent classes rather than singular rulers. He suggests global civilization is steered by collective intellect, opposing war, and signaling a historic shift in power dynamics from individuals to enlightened societies.
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Arthur Brisbane
N. Y. American
Thatched Sky Comment Draws Laughter in Court
A Thurles Sessions defendant, mocked for drunkenness, declares he could thatch the sky with summonses while noting police barracks across Ireland and a focus on Littleton where he is repeatedly summoned.
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Thurles
Ireland
Littleton
Regency and War Updates From June 26 Fifty Years Ago
Fifty years ago on June 26 Carlotta was invested as regent of Mexico should her husband die. Germany renewed hostilities against Denmark by opening fire on the island of Alsen as part of the ongoing conflict.
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Carlotta
Mexico
Germany
Denmark
Alsen
Sam's Dilemma and the Suffragette Winders
A London street scene shows Sam resisting friends urging him home. He frets that going home will mean he is drunk either way, blaming the suffragette movement for the heated argument.
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Sam
London
Chicken Hawk Flight Described By Farmer Notebook
A farmer notes a chicken hawk in flight with rapid wing bursts pushing it forward in leaps of several yards. The bird makes five strokes then jumps, with no flapping or soaring, suggesting motorcar motion.
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