Leighton Wins Pool Match in Narrow Margin
Local pool ex Frank Leighton defeats Roy Wainwright of Asbury Park in a 600-ball match after three previous meetings. Leighton leads by 2 points, with last night’s display praised for his combination and kiss shots. Township committee of Middletown discards road overseer resignations and assigns districts, citing GOP sentiment.
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Leighton
Frank Leighton
Roy Wainwright
Asbury Park
Bo Far
Afternoon Theatre Meeting in Parker's Theatre
At the regular Sunday gathering in Parker's theatre tomorrow at four o clock Rev. W. C. Kinsey will speak. He is an experienced religious worker and highly recommended as a forceful, earnest, interesting speaker. Everyone is invited to attend for pictures and good singing.
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Parker's Theatre
W. C. Kinsey
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
Local page ad urges readers to promote products or services via the Daily Record. It frames advertising as a reliable way to reach customers and boost sales in the community. The notice emphasizes expected returns and affordability.
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The
Daily Record
Riverside Gun Club Holds Shoot at Shrewsbury Avenue
Seven members of the Riverside Gun Club in Red Bank competed in the first of twelve club shoots on the grounds at Shrewsbury avenue for a 25 target event. Charles R. D. Foxwell captured the first leg on the $25 gold watch with a score of 26 and a 10 handicap. Gary Campbell and George W. Bray tied for second with 23 each. Campbell had 17 handicap, Bray 14. William Chandler finished third with 19 and 10 handicap. Other scores included Albert L. Ivins 18 with 2, Abram T. Bennett 33-4, Edward M. Cooper 16 12, from Lincroft. The next contest is March 21. At a club meeting, Joseph L. Truax of Red Bank was elected member. President Wilson’s inauguration will be shown in motion pictures Monday at the Lyric Theatre in Red Bank as part of a feature reel series.
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Riverside Gun Club
Red Bank
Shrewsbury Avenue
Charles R. D. Foxwell
Garry Campbell
George W. Bray
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Bray
Constable William Chandler
Albert L. Ivins
Abram T. Bennett
Fair Haven
Edward M. Cooper
Lincroft
Wilson
Lyric Theatre
Young Harry Glazer Confirmed at Temple Israel
Harry Glazer son of Mr and Mrs Simon Glazer of the Atlantic Hotel Ocean avenue was confirmed this morning at Temple Israel Jeffrey Street Ocean City Jacob Livine presided at the ceremony witnessed by a large congregation Harry will be thirteen tomorrow and his parents will entertain friends at their winter residence on Broadway
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Harry Glazer
Simon Glazer
Atlantic Hotel
Ocean Avenue
Temple Israel
Jeffrey St
Harry
Broadway
Jacob Livine
Sunday Services at Second Baptist Church Tomorrow
The Second Baptist Church announces services for tomorrow following the usual hours. Sunday School meets at 2.30 PM, and members are urged to attend. The evening service starts at 7.30 PM with regular preaching, led by the pastor.
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Second Baptist Church
Garden Seed Being Distributed in Third District
Residents receive free garden seed packages from the department of agriculture at Congressman Scully’s request. Beans beets lettuce radish and tomato seeds are included in the program. In Red Bank Matthew Rue Jr. was injured stepping off a trolley car and is home with contusions. He was taken to Red Bank on a late train and remains shocky. Pope Pius Tenth in Rome suffers grip with bronchial trouble and audiences are suspended.
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Third Congressional District
Department of Agriculture
Scully
New York
Matthew Rue, Jr
Red Bank
Maple Avenue
Rue
Rue Ia
Pope Pius
Rome
Pope Pius Tenth
Vatican
Red Bank firms face heavy losses from decisive blaze
Red Bank photographers DeHart and Letson of DeHart & Letson announced closing their Broad Street studio after a Lakewood fire that destroyed stock and damaged the building. The Lakewood blaze, origin unknown, caused about 3000 dollars in damage and may force a relocation. Letson and DeHart had run the Red Bank studio for twenty years and faced financial strain from the Lakewood setback.
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William W. Letson
A. B. DeHart
Red Bank
DeHart & Letson
Broad Street
J. Kridel
Kridel
Plaza
Lakewood
Mr. Letson
Oakland Street
Mr. DeHart
Frank Baldwin
Darrow Jury Disagrees and Is Discharged
In Los Angeles the Darrow bribery trial jury failed to agree on a verdict and was discharged at noon. In New York Standard Oil of New Jersey and its subsidiaries fell sharply on the curb market amid fears of market demoralization.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence Darrow
New York
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Standard Oil
South Pennsylvania
McReynolde
Married Each Other Playwright Wed Without License in Newark
Arthur J. Lamb a 42 year old playwright of New York and Miss Mariel Burns 23 of the same address married Jan 28 in Newark to Justice Hopwood. State Register Stout in Trenton received the license certificate March 8 noting Lamb's second marriage and that the ceremony was described as Quaker. Witnesses were Justice Hopwood and Frederick Fuchs.
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Jersey
Newark
N. J
Connolly
State Register Stout
Trenton
Arthur J. Lamb
West Seventy-seventh Street
New York
Mariel Burns
Office of
Justice of the Peace
Hopwood
Lamb
Justice Hopwood
Frederick Fuchs
Register Stout
Football's Pigskin Myths Debunked By Industry Experts
A factory tour reveals footballs use calfskin covers and rubber bladders not pigskin as commonly claimed. Experts note old terminology lingers, outlines production steps from hide cutting to stitching, lining, and hot-press finishing, with emphasis on quality control and strength built by skilled workers.
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Smithly
Changed Times Girls Golf in Meadow Spark Cow Fear
In a meadow, about a dozen young women practice putting in trim golf suits and rough homespun skirts with scarlet jackets. An old farmer and hand complain that the cows are scared, but the farmer laments times have changed since his youth when cows scared the gals.
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Washington Star
USE YOUR TALENTS. Men are the architects of fortune.
A compact quote emphasizing that individuals shape their own destinies through talent and effort, contrasting genius with the peril of pursuing chance. The aphorism frames wealth as product of personal power, while warning the poor moth against self-destruction in pursuit of perilous fortune.
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William Wirt
Mount Shasta Snow Banner Impresses Travelers
Travelers hail Mount Shasta as the world’s most impressive solitary peak with a 14,140 foot height. The extinct volcano features a timber line, white glaciers, and the alabaster cone visible from the railroad. A natural banner often unfurls from the summit, most commonly in November per the Saint Louis Globe-Democrat.
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Mount Shasta
Pikes Peak
California
Shasta
Shasta’s Peak
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Quaint Wills and Marching Songs Featured in Tricky Legacies
A London Chronicle item surveys odd bequests such as Caroline Hunter’s £1000 for her parrot and a rural willed Russet Cob bound to a nephew, with caveats on custodians. It also notes marching songs beloved by soldiers, including Killaloe and Brian Boru, as Yorkshires and Manchesters sing on the march.
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Virell M. Harris
Caroline Hunter
England
Rustic
Toulouse
George
Manchester Regiment
Killaloe
Brian Born
Dan Tucker
London Chronicle
Melodrama Critique Describes Heroine’s Catlike Walk
A reader notes the heroine’s catlike tread in a melodrama and contrasts it with a zoo like walk. The reviewer mentions ixirty atrides and graceful guides in a playful, literary tone.
School Children See Inauguration at Broad Way Theatre
About a thousand invited children filled Broad Way Theatre during noon to watch a film of President Woodrow Wilson’s inauguration. The program opened with a frontier story, cheering as Wilson takes the oath, and celebrated with a patriotic ovation as soldiers parade down Pennsylvania Avenue. The event offered an educational glimpse showing Wilson, Congress members, diplomats, and inaugural visitors on screen.
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Broadway
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wilson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Diplomatic Corps
Rosenberg
Government tests launch Friedmann cure study at Fort Staunton
The U S government plans a monkey test to evaluate Dr Friedmann’s cure with possible tuberculosis trials at Fort Staunton New Mexico sanitarium. If successful, tests would expand to twenty six hospitals. Dr Blue says Friedmann will not be paid for sharing cultures. government may supply future materials.
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Friedmann
Fort Staunton
New Mexico
Army
Blue
Friedman
Death of Harald Taylor in South Eatontown
Harald Taylor of South Eatontown died yesterday from pneumonia. Funeral director Charles Breese of Eatontown will convey the remains to Brooklyn tomorrow for burial.
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South Eatontown
Harald Taylor
Brooklyn
Charles Breese
Eatontown
Long Branch Society Aids Distressed Needy And Medical Cases
The Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor is busy with relief work and medical cases. Two patients entered a hospital this month, one child was sent to Skillman Epileptic Village, and an 11 year old girl was moved to Glen Gardner then to Trenton Tuberculosis Hospital after partial recovery. Mrs. Leon Cubberley leads active workers aiding mothers and home management, securing work for breadwinners, with new members Mrs. John Daly and Mrs. James Cunningham. Mt Olivet Baptist Church announces Sunday services, Sunday School at 3 pm, BYP U at 6:30, and Communion at 9 pm, with a sermon on The Law of the Lord is Perfect Converting the Soul.
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Long Branch Society For the Improvement
Skillman
Glen Gardner
Trenton
Vineland
Leon .Cubberley
John Daly
James Cunningham
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
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Henry Fenton
Lincroft-Nut Swamp
Edward Fenton
Messrs. Penterman
Best Tailors
W. M. Slocum
Darrow Jury
Digagrees
U. S
Hicks’ Candy Store
Society
Hanson
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