Autos Cause Two Accidents In Sunday Travel
Automobiles figure in two separate Sunday incidents with injuries reported but no serious harm. Names could not be confirmed for one crash as bystanders aided the injured man, while a Red Bank pharmacist treated bruises and contusions. A trolley fall in Fair Haven caused a head wound needing stitches for John Mullanane.
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Lign
W. D. Sayre
Red Bank
M. C
Fair Haven
John Mulnane
Ned Couple Run Down by Auto in Newark
John Hunter, 74, and his wife Minnie, 62, were struck by a motor vehicle last night in Newark New Jersey. Both were taken to the city hospital and, though initially feared dead, are expected to recover. Hunter once served as treasurer of a local theatre and lost his eyesight after handling poison in ticket work.
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Newark
N.91
John Hunter
Minnie Hunter
Hunter
Trains Crash Near McGirk Leaves Engineers Missing
Two Missouri Pacific passenger trains collided head on near McGirk Missouri, 18 miles west of Jefferson City. Wreckage is burning and several passengers are injured. engineers Ford and McDonald are missing.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Pacific
McGirk
Here
Ford
McDonald
Mrs. Sarah J. Reed Dead After Illness
Mrs. Sarah J. Reed aged 83 or 84 died at the Gulick residence on Fifth Avenue this morning after a period of illness. Funeral directors Hyer and Flock will ship the body on an early train to Pemberton New Jersey where services will be held. She had lived in Long Branch nearly three years and was affiliated with the M and M Church at Pemberton. A surviving brother lives in Burlington County.
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Sarah J. Reed
Elisha Gulick
Fifth Avenue
Gulick
Hyer & Flock
Pemberton
N. J
Reed
Long Branch
M.&. Church
Burlington County
Red Bank YMCA Checker Club Hosts Curchin Berge Evening
Six members visited Charles L. Cook on Borden street Red Bank for a Red Bank YMCA Checker Club night with Berge from Red Bank and Curchin of Fair Haven tying for the top with ten wins each. Scores included Cook five wins two draws Lovett 45 wins seven losses with no draws Mason three wins six losses three draws Tallman two wins six losses three draws Hugg one win nine losses two draws.
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Red Bank Y. M. C. A. Checker Club
Charles L. Cook
Borden Street
Christian L. Berge
Red pMank
William Curchin, Jr
Fair Haven
Mr. Curchin
Mr. Cook
George Lovett
Walter L. Mason
Thomas Tallman
Wiliam P. Hugg
Manasquan High School Plans Baccalaureate and Commencement
The baccalaureate sermon will be preached by Rev Walter W. Edge at the First Presbyterian Church in a union service on Sunday evening June 8. Commencement exercises are set for Thursday evening June 12 at the New Theatre. The Juniors host the annual reception Thursday evening May 29 at the New Breakers in Spring Lake.
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Manasquan High School
Walter W. Edge
First Presbyterian Church
New Theatre
New Breakers
Spring Lake
Postponement in Belford Baseball Case
Local ball players arrested for playing baseball on Sunday at Belford will have a hearing Thursday night this week. Their case, which was to be heard Monday night in Justice Wentworth's court, was postponed.
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Belford
Justice Wentworth
Memorial Day Game at Baseball Park
The Athletics arrange to play at Baseball Park on Decoration Day afternoon facing a fast New York team. In the morning they will play at Belford.
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Athletics
Baseball Park
New York
Belford
Aviator Killed in Montrose Air Crash
Lieut. Arthur, a British army pilot, died when his aeroplane plummeted from a great height over Montrose Scotland. The fatal crash occurred today amid reports of difficult weather conditions and ongoing military air operations in the area.
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Montrose
Scotland
Lieut
Arthur
Senate passes small board and other measures in session
A New Jersey Senate and Assembly session approved bills on small board elections and freeholder compensation. The acts authorize funding for state institutions, a National Guard field hospital, vocational schools, a tuberculosis hospital, and a bonds practice overhaul. The Governor was sent the primary election bill for a Sixth District Congressman race.
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Senate
House
Henjieasey
Assemblyman
Griffin
State Hospital
Supreme Court
Colored Industrial School
Franklin Titus
National Guard
Hennessy
Egan
Hudson County
Kirkpatrick
Leavitt, Martin and Taylor
Assembly
Walsh Commission
Jersey City
Small
Boards of Freeholders
Trenton
Roosevelt on Libel Defense and Drinking Habits
Former president Theodore Roosevelt defends himself against libel claims tied to a 1912 article. He recounts his terms, African lion hunt, and his strict stance on alcohol noting limited beer or wine, occasional champagne, and rare whisky under doctor orders. He describes campaign and travel routines and nightly milk with brandy for throat comfort.
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Newett
Roosevelt
Mercy Hospital
Milwaukee
Brady
Monkey trapping with boots and gum technique
A traveler describes a tropical method to capture monkeys. Hunters place boots with gum on the ground and retreat. Monkeys try the boots, thirty gum sticks to their feet, and they cannot climb, allowing hunters to capture them.
Cotton cultivation expanding in Imperial Valley and West
Reports from Argyle McTLachkin to the department of agriculture show Durango cotton thriving in the Temperial valley of California. Plantings started in 1910 on three acres near El Centro, growing to 200 acres in 1912 and projected to 20 000 acres plus in the Imperial valley and Lower California. Egyptian cotton experiments in Arizona yield 21 to 80 cents a pound with $50 to $60 an acre.
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Durango
Temperial
California
Argyle McTlachkin
Department of Agriculture
Imperial Valley
Arizona
el Centro
W. BE. Wilsie
Texas
Salt River Valley
Bad Egg in Bad Shape Highlighted by Agriculture Bulletin
The Department of Agriculture releases The Care of the Farm Egg detailing billions in annual losses from bad eggs. It blames producer and farmer practices for most spoilage and notes progress from experiment stations and agricultural colleges toward reform in egg handling from nest to table.
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Department of Agriculture
Hatpin Ban In Austria For Women On Trains
Austrian rail ministry orders women to remove dangerous hatpins before riding state railways and Vienna trams. Conductors must eject offenders on sight with police support if needed. Previous requests failed to curb long hatpins and now enforcement is immediate at boarding.
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Austrian Ministry of Railways
Vienna
Wireless writing machine and nickel relief plan
The article reports W C Cutler of Sawtelle California inventing a wireless telegraph that writes messages as received, with tests in Coachella Valley showing four miles transmission. It also notes Treasury Secretary William G McAdoo ordering bolder relief for the words five cents on the new nickel to resist wear.
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W. C. Cutler
Sawtelle
Cal
Cutler
Coachella Valley
William C. McAdoo
the Treasury
Islands in Walters Lake set aside for native birds
President Wilson issues an executive order designating two islands in Walters lake Arkansas as a breeding ground for native birds under the department of agriculture. Great Singer to Retire Mme Tetrazzini announces retirement in 1017. one of the world’s greatest sopranos plans to retire next year.
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Wilson
Walters Lake
Arkansas
Department of Agriculture
Mme. Tetrazzini
Kansas Brag About Four Cucumber Cost Mention
An Emporia Gazette quirky item notes a man ate four cucumbers costing 15 cents and felt compelled to tell his neighbors about the simple pleasure.
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Kansas
Emporia Gazette
General Markets Report May 27 New York
General Markets from New York dated May 27 show steady to firm tone across staples. Butter creamery milk eggs potatoes dressed poultry and live stock data include receipts, prices, and class ranges for state and nearby markets with figures for butter eggs potatoes poultry and cattle hogs and lambs.
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New York
Brutter
Tate
Vic
Imation Creamery
Pennsylvania
Kennery
Ywadic
Hennery
Bermuda
Philadelphia
Long Island
Saaz
Pittsburgh
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
An advertising notice promotes placing ads in the Daily Record with assurance of financial return. It emphasizes the potential earnings for advertisers and invites readers to participate.
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The
Daily Record
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Manasquan
Austria
Goldstein’s Department Fore Store
Goldstein
Men’s Department
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
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America
W. H. Woolley & CO
Marx Clothes
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Manhattan
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Opyrich
Mart Sehatnor
Mare
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