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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
2
A New York civil service reshuffle ends the posts of Mrs Sarah Wo di and detective Mia Christopher after long service. Both faced years of tough assignments and maintained clean records, but the civil service reorganization removes them from the department they served so well.
Fresh outbreak in Burlington New Jersey as 160 American workers under police guard clash with a mob led by women some carrying babies. Some women strike at police while workers are moved to the joinery yard. no arrests. The incident cripples Burlington’s large industry the Devlington Manufacturing Company.
Mrs Grave Smith, thirty five, shot and killed Clarence Murphys, twenty two, in his father's saloon after an argument over ejecting her. She said she intended to shoot Murphys’ father for revenge. Miles Smith died in an auto accident in Chicago. Arthur Gregson, thirty seven, was with her when arrested. They were sent to Gary for inquest.
Mrs Thoms f Treston of Princeton, the former Mrs Cleveland, was elected vice president of the New Jersey Association Opposed to Women's Suffrage at its annual meeting in Trenton. Other officers named include Honorary president Miss Anna Dayrein Th, president Mrs EB Yarde Breese, recording secretary Miss Annie Mellvaine, corresponding secretary Miss Julia Minnigerode, treasurer Mrs J M Foret, and vice presidents Mrs Thomas Craven, Mrs Cornelius Look, and Mrs Alexander F Jamison. Speakers included Mrs Horace Brock, Mrs Arthur H Dodge, Mrs John E Bolertin, and Mrs Francis W Lowthorp.
Militants set a large stable at Hendon ablaze and destroyed a Thames boathouse near Hampton Court. A suffragette placard warned "Votes Votes Beware." The Suffragette newspaper faced dealer fears. Annie Kenney was arrested on return from the Continent and remanded without bail. Police occupy WSPU HQ in Kingsway as Belmont sails from New York.
United States Weather Bureau notes list conditions in Atlantic City Boston Buffalo Chicago St Louis New Orleans New York and Washington. Temperatures range from 38 in Atlantic City to 78 in Chicago with clear skies in most locations and cloudiness in New York and Boston noting a strong personal remark from the Boston Transcript.
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