Beiliss Acquitted in Noted Ritual Murder Trial
Kieff Russia November 10 not guilty verdict delivered in Mendal Beiliss ritual murder case. The trial drew world attention amid religious tensions with soldiers guarding the town to prevent anti Jewish demonstrations. Beiliss proclaimed innocent after extensive circumstantial evidence and hostile expert testimony.
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Kieff
Russia
Mendal Beiliss
Andrew Yushinsky
Beiliss
Dreyfuss
France
Beilliss
Malone Nominates Dudley Malone Port of New York Collector
President Wilson sent the Senate the nomination of Dudley Pield Malone to be Collector of the Port of New York. He will replace John Purroy Mitchell, NYC mayor-elect. Also notes Mrs Vogel sang to Go Abroad and passengers aboard Kaleet Wilhelm der Grosse headed for home. The Thomas Patten makes final 1912 trip on Saturday.
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Washington, D. C
Dudley Pield Malone
New York
Senate
Wilson
John Purroy Mitchell
New York City
Vogel Sang
John Vogelsang
Thomas Patten
Thomas Patten Willers
Hank L. Howland
Recall petitions circulated to remove Deal officials
Residents in Deal begin circulating recall petitions targeting Mayor William Levy and Commissioners George Frick and Aaron J. Beach. Charges include irregular meetings, meetings held in New York, purchases from a borough official, and a costly borough house appropriation. If enough signatures are gathered, petitions go to Borough Clerk Lawrence for a then election.
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William Levy
George Frick
Aaron J. Beach
Deal
New York
William Hogencamp
Bach
Europe
Benjamin Birkenfeld
Ignation
M. Bach
Birkenfeld
James R. Tinker
John Guire Feed Co
Lawrence
Jersey City
County Dentists to Begin Campaign
At the Monmouth County Dental Society meeting in Hotel Imperial a committee led by H B Van Dorn will promote a statewide oral hygiene movement. Members include T H Pratt Asbury Park F L Mandeie Hed Kan W W Truax Freehold and Owen Woolley Long Branch. The group aims to urge participation while Dr W I Thompson was named to aid reform of the state dental constitution and bylaws and the society will affiliate with the National Dental Association.
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Monmouth County Dental Society
Hotel Imperial
H. B. van Dorn
Association
T. H. Pratt
Asbury Park
F. L. Manidee
Hed Kank
W. W. Truax
Freehold
Owen Woolley
Long Branch
W. I. Thompson
van Dorn
State Dental Society
National Dental Association
G. L. D. Tompking
Samuel Loveman
Newark
Newsboy Enters Coleman's College in Newark
Red Bank newsboy Albert Gordon, famed for reporting for the Record, has entered Coleman’s business college in Newark. He will serve as messenger for orders received at the Record office in Red Bank.
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Albert Gordon
Red Bank
Coleman
Business College
Newark
Record Office
Spaeth lecture pleases audience at Intermedia School
Dr J Duncan Speath of Princeton spoke on St Francis the Catholic Ideal before a large crowd at the Intermedia School auditorium. The talk highlighted new insights and the speaker kept the audience engaged. Next talk on Luther the Protestant Ideal is set for November 21 with December lectures on Rousseau and Lincoln. Tax reminders and public notices follow, including taxes payable at City Hall and appeals hearings by the County Tax Board on November 26 1918.
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Intermedia School
J. Duncan Speath
Princeton
Luther
Rousseau
Lincoln
City Hall
County Tax Board
City Mall
Long Branch
Moljador
Norwood Ave Auto Crash Injures Local Resident
George Wolcott of Buttonwood Avenue was struck by a touring car driven by Charles F. Hurley in Norwood avenue near Chattle Fountain. The victim was rushed to Monmouth Memorial Hospital with internal injuries and several broken ribs. Hurley posted $500 bond pending the outcome.
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George Wolcott
Buttonwood Avenue
Norwood Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Chattle Fountain
Smith
Charles FE. Hurley
Asbury Park
Broadway
Branchport Avenue
Mr. Hurley
J. Shubert Barton
Carbine
McGarvey
Wolcott
Hurley
City Hall
Recorder Arrowsmith
Juvenile Court Handles Chicken Theft and Minor Offense Case
Recorder Arrowsmith disposed of several cases this morning. A nine year old Samuel Hall and eleven year old Emma Diamond faced juvenile court after two chickens went missing from a Laurel street seller's wagon. Daisy Carter claimed the headless chicken found in Hall's home was nabbed for market. James Ascletina, 18, admitted stealing a watch from Rafaelo Cutieri on October 28, denying $4 theft. Case adjourned for witnesses. Thomas Murtha forfeited a $5 bond after being charged with drunken and disorderly conduct.
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Recorder Arrowsmith
Samuel 2. Hall
Emma Drummond
Daisy Carter
Laurel Street
Carter
Hall Homie
James Ascletina
Kirby
Rafaelo Cutieri
Thomas Murtha
Sandy Hook
Vetter
Murtha
Officers on Vacation Leave On Two Week Break
Police officers William HE Miller Harry Clayton and Patrick Callahan are off duty on a two weeks vacation.
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William HE
Miller
Harry
Clayton
Patrick Callahan
United 60 Years Separated by Death Marie Crum
Mrs. Marie Duvall Crum wife of Richard D Crum a retired photographer and longtime resident of the city died at home 488 Bath Avenue yesterday morning at 4 30. Funeral from the Crum home tomorrow at 2 30 Rev Dr John Y Dobbins St Luke’s Church burial Greenlawn. She was born Feb 28 1832 Charlestown NY and married to Crum sixty years ago. Survived by son Fred F Crum and daughters Mrs Levi H Bower and Mrs John Grown. She was a member of St Luke’s Church and its Ladies Aid Society.
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Marie Duvall Crum
Richard D. Crum
Bath Avenue
John Y. Dobbins
St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
John G. Jexton
Greenlawn Cemetery
Syracuse
N. Y
Levi H. Bower
Broadway
John Grown
Norwood Avenue
Crum
St. Luke's Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Church l
Jenn
Mr. Cram
Europe skeptical of U S policy on Mexico arms embargo
Washington reports say Huerta will stay in office until new elections. Foreign Minister Mohong says Congress to be restored by November 20. Diplomatic ties are strained as the U S may lift the embargo, triggering fears of bloodshed and unsafe conditions for foreigners in Mexico City.
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Huerta
Mexico City
State Department
O'Shaughnessey
Bryan
Mohong
Congress
United States
Meico
O'Shaughnesey
John Lind
Washington
Mexico
Grand Army Vet John C Rhodes Dies at Oceanport
John C Rhodes a longtime Grand Army of the Republic veteran and janitor of Oceanport School died after a paralytic stroke at a home in Oceanport. He was over seventy and leaves a widow and five children. Burial to be handled by Joan G. Sexton. he attended Morrin Post 41 and was a familiar G A R figure. He had lived in Oceanport many years and contributed to local events.
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John C. Rhodes
G. A R
James 2B
Mortis Post
Big Oceanport
Joan G. Sexton
Oceanport School
Rhodes
Gettyeburg
Oceanport
Senegade Warry Rhodes
Oreanport
Tarry Lansch
John van Bra
Catholic Mission Opens at Rumson Church
At the Church of the Holy Cross Sea Bright Rev Edward J Regan opens a Catholic mission led by Rev Alva W Doran Diocesan Missionary of Philadelphia The lectures aim to explain Catholic beliefs and invite non Catholics to inquire in a respectful setting Services start nightly at 8 o clock A subject list is available from ushers and Q A format is offered in the vestibule with self service for further inquiries
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Church of the Holy Cross
Sea Bright
Edward J. Regan
Alva W. Doran
Philadelphia
Father Doran
Teachea
Doran
Conviction of W W agitators reversed by Supreme Court
The New Jersey Supreme Court reversed the Passaic County court verdicts against Big Bill Haywood Carlo Tresca and Adolpho Tarasca as IWW agitators. The court ruled that walking on a public street in a peaceful manner followed by others does not prove disorderly conduct or obstructing others. The decision cites lack of proof of inciting riot in Paterson labor disturbances.
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Trenton
N. 1
Bill
Haywood
Carlo Tresca
Adaplh
Supreme Court
Jip
Bergen
Lessig
Tresca
Paterson
Passaic
Blizzard Grips Railways and Ports Across Lakes Region
Widespread blizzard and high winds cripple rail and telegraph lines from Chicago to Buffalo. Vessels in port fear to sail as Great Lakes navigation shuts down. Reports of massive damage exceed 1 million dollars with storm effects felt in Michigan Ohio and Western Pennsylvania.
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Chicago
Huffalo
New York
North Shore
Milwaukee
Michigan
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Middle West
Pitsburg
Buffalo
New York-Chicago
New York Central
Worst Blizzard of Years Drops Snow Across Many States
The storm dumps up to 18 inches of snow in North Virginia as Mercury falls to zero in places. The blizzard leaves several fatalities and severely taxes the South amid widespread travel disruption and cold, dangerous conditions.
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Mercury
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