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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1914
Page
7
The notice lists subscription rates for Long Branch publications and mentions legal questions around home rule acts. It discusses Justice Trenchard's ruling on the Hennessy home rule act and previews an upcoming Court of Appeals decision, noting differing judicial perspectives and potential timelines.
Report from the Niagara Falls mediation conference notes surprisingly strong progress and hints that Mexican rebels may join talks. Observers say the rebel movement has momentum but faces government strength, while Secretary Bryan remains hopeful a Mexico peace may be achieved by July.
A New York Sun remark questions enforcing Colorado laws and Senators in Washington. It ponders the cost of withdrawing state governance and losing twenty-one years of woman suffrage benefits.
Cap tain Alfredo Marinelli, veteran artillery chief in the Mexican rebel army, portrays Villa as a ruthless leader with Napoleonic discipline. The piece, noted for its stark criticisms, details alleged massacres, loyal bodyguard crimes, and vast loot while praising Villa's strategic acumen and strong army logistics.
The piece notes Washington led in adopting a minimum wage for women and winning Supreme Court support. Utah followed, with its law in operation a year and few cases reaching court. Publicizing enforcement proves acts of wage justice discourage oppression and boost efficiency, with constitutional challenges not yet tested.
The piece notes Penrose's renomination for the Senate and argues Dr. Gallinger in New Hampshire should retire after four terms at 77. It contrasts party dynamics, cites primary results, and mocks Boies while praising mothers day observations and the eight hour workday push advocated by The Record.
Speaker reflects that progress toward universal acceptance will come, noting satisfaction in being ahead in the procession. He concedes juries may have erred but emphasizes they had access to evidence beyond what most people see.
A collage of editorials on peace with Italy and U S diplomacy in Mexico. It cites Secretary Bryan signing a treaty, political sarcasm from Huerta, and Wilsons ideal of liberty and reform. The pieces praise constitutional settlement of agrarian issues while noting shifts in IWW labor and city governance.
The Irv ington election demonstrates lower costs and faster results under preferential voting. Observers say it reduced election costs by half, eliminated bracket voting, and produced five commissioners with majority first choices among 37 candidates, despite limited second and third choices.
The article argues that Swiss banks attract capital from Germany France and Italy seeking tax relief. It claims Swiss institutions hold more capital than New York's combined banks and notes Swiss patriotism and thrift while contrasting European financial pressures. It ends with a poem about daily happiness and forgiveness.
The speaker argues there is no truly useless pursuit in intellectual work when approached with zeal. If you truly learn it, nothing is worthless. The message emphasizes dedication to study or occupation as the path to value.
A remark by Charles A Dana extols the utility of study and intellectual discipline, comparing the value of learning to that of science in baseball. He argues that none of study is useless and that pursuit yields lasting benefits for a person’s life.
REO Bank Churches Baptist Church will hold usual Sunday services with morning sermon Our Work Glorious and Honorable. First Methodist Rev. S. Monroe Van Sant topics The Ascension and Americas Most Popular Sin. First Reformed Not Ashamed by Dr Leggett in series The Inheritance of The Saints In Life. Grace Church Rev James Lord morning theme Our Dream Life and Reality. Arrowsmith Post and Ladies Auxiliary attend evening service. memorial wreathes of memory.
Mrs Adella Wiederholdt of Shrewsbury died yesterday at Ann May Hospital Spring Lake after a lingering illness. She underwent a recent surgical operation and did not recover. Survived by husband A L Wiederholdt, daughter Miss Ida Wiederholdt and three sons Ralph Wilfred Clarence. Body taken to Shrewsbury home. Funeral Monday afternoon with interment at Holmdel. Funeral Director Harry Fay in charge.
A 95 mile Aerial Derby in London features top aviators led by Gustav Hamel with a 4 15 p m start from London Aerodrome. The course circles Kemp ton Park Epsom West Thurrock Ep ping and Hertford before finishing at Hendon. Prizes include Daily Mail's gold Cup and 1000 dollars plus Shell trophies.
The Federal Fifth corps under General Warren crossed the North Anna river at Jericho Mills. The Confederate Congress voted to abandon Richmond but reconsidered after news from Tee's army. Europeans were amazed by large Grant Tee clashes as Confederate cotton loan shares fell in London.
A brisk business tip urging shop windows to showcase popular articles to attract customers. It emphasizes timing, public interest, and window displays as a live signal of a ready, alert merchant.
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