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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
7
The editorial defends commission government while criticizing interference with Commissioner Woolley and endorses Walsh act adherence. It also condemns suffragette violence at Buckingham Palace and cautions American readers about Mexican Constitutionalists risking intervention, urging reform and restraint in leadership.
The Philadelphia Record reports growing anxiety as Villa's rebel forces near Mexico City amid rumored expulsion and possible execution of Spaniards aiding against the rebels. The paper notes confiscation and threats in Chihuahua and warns enemies of the Constitutionalists may face no mercy if victory comes.
The piece notes Governor Fielder vetoed about fifty bills in one session with no overrides attempted. It lauds his diligence, legal ability, and practicality. It contrasts New Jersey with Oregon where direct voter initiatives foster a “volunteer legislature” and criticizes the system as inefficient and costly.
The International Commission report for the Carnegie Peace Endowment says the 1913 summer conflict among Greece, Serbia and Bulgaria violated every rule of civilized warfare. It notes atrocities beyond any prior history, with armies unleashing a hellish frenzy and men becoming bloodthirsty animals.
The piece critiques postwar tensions and diplomacy while noting Penrose's primary win and future Pennsylvania options. It mentions Col onel Roosevelt visiting the White House with President Wilson, and remarks on Huerta's prominence in American press, reflecting on 1912 era politics and diplomacy.
A gallery of editorial quips from major papers notes inconsistent stances on health and reputation, praises Pope Pius for peace, and mocks Taft era loyalties. It also mentions Medill McCormick returning to Chicago to cover risks in Mexico and hints at coverage of figures like Roosevelt.
Excerpts describe alleged Colorado mine guards attacking a tent camp with fires and suffocation deaths, plus claims of a white flag murder. The piece then notes North Carolina’s Mecklenburg declaration holiday with VP Marshall as speaker and historical links to 1775. It also cites U.S. agricultural land use data and a Nassau Street traffic stunt.
Ewell's Confederate corps shifted from North Anna River to the Pa Munkey south bank and lined the roads to Richmond. Johnston's batteries before Dallas opened fire, repelling a Sherman flank attempt and preserving the Confederate line.
Excerpted lines critique arbitrary laws and street closures as the Wall Street Journal quote questions authority. The poem by Richard LaGellienne contrasts wartime propaganda with the peace of music and the haunting image of a marching city street.
The heart of man is more dangerous than mountains and rivers and harder to judge than heaven. Some appear retiring yet are forward while others seem capable but undervalued. Some stay compliant yet achieve ends while others stand firm yet concede. Insights from Chuang Tzu on motives and perception.
The Atlantic Highlands High School will hold commencement at the Casino on June 18 with valedictorian Miss Anna MacDonough and salutatorian Miss Helen Martin leading a class that includes Miss Marie Colleran Gertrude Berdunn Nelson Roberts Warner Patterson and others. Several graduates plan college study while others attend Bucknell Taylor University and Rutgers next fall.
The essay argues value means superior service or quality, not just low prices. Ads are weather-vanes for preludes of trade winds and daily stories guiding readers to better purchases than expected.
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