Roosevelt libel suit jury watches over Colonel's trial
May 27 report from Ishpeming Michigan details the Roosevelt libel trial against George A Newell editor of The Tron He claims 10000 damages. Witnesses include Edmond Heller Gifford Pinchot William Loeb Jr and Truman Newberry as the defense prepares. Newell plans to stay on despite ill health and will undergo a stomach operation after the trial.
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Edmond Heller
Stoosevelt
Oyster Bay
Mississippi River
George A Newett
Ilias
Soosevelt
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Gifford Pinchot
Enmilia
Chilip Roosevelt
William Loeb, Jr
Rixey
United States Navy
Alexander Lambert
New York
Truman Newberry
Detroit
Newett
George Shiras
Fair Haven Foxes Triumph Over Highland Stars 5-1
The Fair Haven Foxes defeated the Highland Stars 5 to 1 on Tobin's alfalfa plateau in Hance Road. Pitcher Dick Morris fanned thirteen for the Foxes while Gardner of the Stars struck out nine. Umpires Fred Tetley and Vernon Bennett lent an even call as 500 witnesses watched a strong all round game.
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Foxes
Fair Havepe
Highland Stars
Hance Road
Dick Morris
Mort Woolley
Morris
Gardner
Fort Hancock
Herbert
Fred Tetley
Vernon Bennett
Red Bank
William Polhemus Dies at Manasquan of Heart Failure
William Polhemus died of heart failure at Manasquan last Friday. He had been a lifesaver for many years and is survived by his widow and one daughter, Mrs. Carrie Pepper. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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William Polhemus
Manasquan
Polhemus
Carrie Pepper
Red Bank Advertised Letters for May 24 Week
The Red Bank post office lists remaining advertised letters for the week ending Saturday May 24 addressed to Roy Apgar R J Brady Antonio Chiaravalotti Miss Theodore Curtis Guiseppe Fazio Mrs Hattie Fowler Mrs Spencer C Hoag Mrs Kobbs Otto Hofer James N Johnson Mrs Mary J Montayne Miss Marie Nelson Spinzzi Pietro Miss M Rhetrhard E S Ricker Mrs Anna Stafford Mrs Truex Frank L Wortley.
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Thhe
Red Bank
Roy Apgar
R. J. Brady
Antonio Chiaravalotti
Theodore Curtis
Guiseppe Fazio
Hattie L’owler
Specer C. Hoag
Kobbs
Otto Hofer
James N. Johnson
Mary J. Montayne
Marie Nelson
Spinzzi Pietro
M. Rhetrhard
Second Troop Cavalry to Lead June Hike in North State
Members of the Second Troop of Cavalry based in Red Bank receive orders for a June hike in the northern part of the State from June 15 to 21. They will travel with regular equipment and horses, leaving Red Bank Sunday to Newark for assembly at the First Troop Armory, Roseville. Captain R V R H Stout will command the Second Troop, with Captain Bertram R Roome acting major and in charge of the provisional squadron combining First and Second Troops.
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Second Troop of Cavalry
Red Bank
Newark
Roseville
R. V. R. H. Stout
Wifh
Bertram R. Roome
$30 000 House at West Brielle
A stone mansion costing $30 000 will be erected for Mrs. Charles A Schroeder on her hilltop property in West Brielle. Edwin Davison of Philadelphia holds the contract for the project.
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Charles A. Schroeder
West Brielle
Edwin Davison
Philadelphia
Mrs Pankhurst Rearrested After Illness Relates to Hunger Strike
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst militant suffragette leader was rearrested as she left a convalescing residence. She was arraigned at Bow Street and ordered to Holloway jail to complete her interrupted sentence amid health concerns from her hunger strike.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Holloway
Bow Street
Gompers In Sanitar um Denial Of Relapse
Samuel Gompers labor leader is in a sanitarium in Atlantic City suffering a general breakdown. A nurse denies any relapse and says the attending physician is en route for review while the sea air is examined for possible benefits.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel Gompers
Washington
Gompers
Editor George A Newett Sued by Calanei Roosevelt
George A. Newett, editor, is named in a lawsuit filed by Calanei Roosevelt. The action seeks unspecified relief and details in the civil case remain limited in the readable portion. Roosevelt alleges a dispute arising from editorial matters and publication.
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Calanei Roosevelt
Doctors seek 10 bar Friedmann cure in question
New York May 27. Dr Joseph de OConnell member of Wealth board urges Health Commissioner Lederle to ban sale or use of Friedmann turtles vaccine until proof of safety and efficacy is provided. He cites confidential health department reports claiming patients treated with the Friedmann cure worsened, spurring a decision to discuss temporary suspension at a board meeting.
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New York
Board of Wealth
Joseph de O'Connell
Lederle
O'Connell
Friedrich
Priednam
Butte
King
Herith Board
Treachers
Weide
Sulzer Goes to New York for Direct Primaries Fight
Sulzer leaves for New York to press his campaign for direct primaries ahead of Saturday. He will attend Memorial Day parade events, host Supreme Court reception and dinner, and bid farewell to Chief Justice Cullen as he retires at year end.
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Cullen
Court of Appeals
Mayor Plans Wireless Fish Reports for Fishermen
Boston May 27 A plan proposed by Mayor Joboff Fitzgerald aims to cut living costs by asking coastwise steamers and U S naval vessels to report by wireless when mackerel are sighted. The mayor believes radio updates to masters of fishing schooners would help locate mackerel and benefit the public.
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Boston
Joboff
Fitzgerald
United States
Weather Forecast Shows Showers Then Warmer Outlook
Showers today with a likely rise to warmer temperatures. Northeast to north winds shift to variable as the day progresses.
Boy Recovers after Second Skin Graft in Nutley
William Colwell ten years old Nutley New Jersey is nearing recovery after a second skin graft from eight local men friends of his father. Eighty inches initially transferred during the operation and forty two inches from the first graft. A further transfer is planned as his wounds heal. The donors include Walter Fairbrother Irving Mack bankers brokers and others in the printing and manufacturing trades. The procedures were performed at the boy’s home with the men sitting on the porch and entering the bedroom one at a time.
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Nutley
N. J
William Colwell
William
Walter Fairbrother
Irving Mack
New York
Wiliam F. Wallace
John Sélius
John Mackay
J. A. Epworth
H. C. Brown
Colwell
Plainfield Pastor W S MacRorie Indicted for Immorality
The Rev Willis S MacRorie former pastor of Methodist churches near Plainfield was arrested on a bench warrant in Elizabeth after an indictment on immorality charges from last fall. He had resigned his pastorates and sought a ministerial investigation at the Newark conference. The committee suspended him until September. The charges involve the mother of a nineteen year old girl who rode in his automobile.
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W. S. MacRorie
Miainfield
Nod
Willis S. Macrorie
Elizabeth
Newark
Police Officer Patrick Considine Shot in Cliffside
In Hackensack New Jersey Patrolman Patrick Considine was shot in the abdomen early Sunday and remains in critical condition at North Hudson hospital. He refuses to name the assailant James Devlin, who is jailed without bail. Devlin, advised by lawyers Herman Berg and Alexander G. H. Maidment, also declines to comment on motives.
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Hackensack
N. J
Patrick Considine
Cliffside
James Devlin
North Hudson
Devlin
Herman Berg
Fairview
Alexander G. H. Maidment
Considine
Speeding Motorists Fined by Squire Weeks
Squire Weeks of Pleasantville N J acts as local traffic judge catching motorists for speeding in Athletic City May 27. R A Lewis of Philadelphia paid $5 followed by H Henchman of Merchantville and I F Miller of Philadelphia. Two motorcyclists also fined and about half a dozen motorists from the city paid penalties.
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Squire Weeks
Pleasantville
N. J
Athletic City
R. A. Lewis
Philadelphia
H. Henchman
Merchantville
I.ff. Miller
Squire
Supreme Court Adjourns to June 9 No Decision on Rail Rate Cases
The Supreme Court recessed until June 9 and may adjourn sine die on June 14 if needed. No decision was made in the major railroad rate cases.
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Supreme
United States
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