Huerta summons Diaz back to Mexico as rebellion nears
General Francisco Villa tells followers he will lead troops to capture Chihuahua City from federals and expects to reach Chihuahua in two weeks. Rebel scouts report federals near Villa Ahumada as Huerta’s regime faces an expanding crisis. Senator Moheno departs for Vera Cruz to meet his father amid official moves on the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua City
Two Plays Presented by St Luke's M K E School Members
The annual St Luke's M K E School entertainment drew a crowded house with two plays. Miss Jessie A Kelley’s Our Church Wait featured young women led by Grace L Hill and Nova M Hibner. GG M Bakers Shall Our Mothers Vote depicted a lively Excelsior Debating Club with Henry Brinley as President and Chester Dennis as Tom Slowboy.
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St. Luke's
M. KE. Hible
Jessie A. Kelley
Our Church
Grace L. Hill
G. A. Parslow
Nova M. Hibner
Lena M. Hazelton
Louisa Spence
Charles J., Edwards
A. A. Badger
Marion Ke, Leland
Louise W. Pengtermacher
Marguerite Greene
Agnes L. Waring
Clara L. Phillips
GG. M. Baker
Excelsior Debating
Henry D. Brinley
Jobn Ready
Chester Dennis
Tom Slowboy
Lowell M. Brown
Mesars
J. Russell Woolley
L. Henry Coms
John Shapter
Byron Blaisdeh
Edwin L. Hee
John Carhart
Clifford Errickson
Arrowsmith
Fire from Stopped Oil Stove at Red Bank Office
Early morning at 10 40 o clock an oil stove toppled by a boy at the Long Branch Record office caused burning oil to spill on the floor. Frank N Worth hurled the stove from the window and then battled flames with a coat. Papers ignited in a corner and passersby helped remove them. Fire companies arrived to find the blaze out. damage was slight. The building is owned by George Kuhl at the head of Broad street opposite the fountain.
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Long Branch Record
Front Street
Red Bank
Eboy
Frank N. Worth
The
Record
Worth
George Kuhl
Broad Street
Elks Pool Tourney Opens Next Tuesday
The Elks pool tournament will feature Red Bank Asbury Park and Long Branch lodges competing at the Home on Garfield Avenue Red Bank will face the visitors Long Branch will play Cornelius Barkalow and Dick Moore against them
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Red Bank
Asbury Park
Long’ S
Garfield Avenue
Long Branch
Cornelius Barkalow
Dick” Moore
Dr Stork Delivers Baby Girl to Millers of Monmouth Beach
Mr and Mrs Ira Miller welcome a baby girl born Thanksgiving. Dr Stork visited the family delivering the child. The Millers, former Chattle star fullback, now work for the Central Railroad of New Jersey. mother and daughter are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Miller
Monmouth Beach
Dr. Stork
Millers
The
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Song and Instrumental Recital for Trinity A M Church
A benefit recital by the Trinity A M Church trustee department is set for next Thursday at 8.15 pm. The program features fourteen numbers with refreshments available, run by a ladies committee led by Mrs. Geo T Spencer and Mrs. James E Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity A. M. . Church
Geo. T. Spencer
James E. Elliott
VanBrakle Buys Dudley Stationery Firm
The Dudley and Company stationery business is sold to Joseph L. VanBrakle. VanBrakle will take possession on Monday. Mr. Dudley, who has run the business for five and a half years, plans to move west with Mrs. Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanBrakle
Dudley and Company
Joseph L. VanBrakle
Dudley
Oceanic hosts third People's Popular Course night
Twenty youths from Christ Church club New Brunswick performed a two part musical at Oceanic High School auditorium. The group, seasonal campers and noted singers, contributed to the Community Popular Course and were joined by Gladys Lane and Dave Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic
Christ Church Club
New Brunswick
Christ Church
Maddog Rampage Through City Ends With Fatal Shot
A starving hound roamed from Broadway to Third Avenue and Fifth Avenue, attacking pedestrians and dogs. Patrolman Harvey fired, killing the animal near Joline Avenue after a lengthy chase aided by Alfred C. Showler and others. Earlier, another dog belonging to Chris Hollywood was shot by police.
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Broadway
Hennett
Rockwell Avenue
Descrepit
Third Avenue
Augustus Chandler
Duffield Freas
Mr. Chandler
R. Patala
Charles L. Edwards
The
Daily Record
Mr. Edwards
Harvey
Broadway Theatre
Tran
A. M. Townley
Fifth Avenne
Joline' Avenue
Cass
Alfred C. Showler
Fifth Avenue
Palaia
Chris Hollywood
Sixth Avenue
Thirty Injured by Fire Explosions in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan on November 29 a blaze at a tenement house injured thirty including firemen and spectators after explosions of gasoline dynamite and powder. Firefighters had removed over 40 residents and warned nearby tenants before additional blasts. The blaze caused extensive damage and a log estimated at 200 000 dollars caused travel notices for Train No 293 and a Long Branch departure schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
War with Mexico dance at Pride of Hollywood night
Special German dishes and other specialties fill the menu at Townley Hall in Hollywood for a dance night. Music and Chop Suey offerings accompany a lively program titled War With Mexico as the featured event on Wednesday evening.
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Diehes
Hassenpleffer Mit Kartoffell Kioesse
Mexico
Hollywood
Townley Hall
Wed
Eve'g
Dec
Ard
Ady
Monmouth Elopers Wed in Maryland
Cap eet and Mrs Levi Curtis of Manasquan say their daughters Leola and Bessie were visiting Mrs Blauvet in Munsey New York when they eloped with Earl Height and another Height relative. The couples wed at Bikton Maryland with Rev H T Quigg and spent their honeymoon in Newark and Washington. Howard Height runs an auto firm and is involved in local politics. Carl Height is in Newark hotel business.
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Manasquan
Capeet
Levi Curtis
Leola
Bessie
Munsey
N. Y
Minnie Baluvet
Howard Height
Earl Height
Bikton
Maryland
Rev. H. T. Quigg
Newark
Del
Deer Park
Washington
Frank L. Wing
New York
Big Wing
Brielle
Carl Height
Novelty shower precedes Poole engagement in Wall Street could
Miss Florence H Poole received a novelty shower from cousin Mrs Frank Dennis at her Wall Street home. She will wed Louis Hulen December 6 at 4 20 PM. A luncheon followed with gifts listed from numerous attendees. Emil Seelig, Knickerbocker Stables proprietor, visited and secured a personal assessment reduction and a gold horse. He has shown in eleven shows winning blue ribbons in each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence H. Poole
Frank Dennis
Wall Street
Miss Poole
Louis Hulen
G. F VanTuel
W. VanNote
Waller Sherman
Grandma Poole
Katie Morrells
China Bureau
Olive Britton
William Chamberlain
William Sherman
Phoebe Sherman
Thomas Hagen
Charles Hlakeley
J. H. White
Willard Sawyer
H. Sherman
Harry Walt
Harry Hopper
Frank Sherman
Saul Sherman
Lane
W.K. Norton
Kate Blakeley
Bureau Searf
Emil Seelig
Knickerbocker Stables
Seelig
Pride of Hollywood Dance Night Ad at Townley Hall
One million dollars is cited as a lure for a Pride of Hollywood dance night at Townley's Hall on Wednesday December 3rd. Amateurs invited for Wednesday night amateur night at Parker's Theatre. Advertisement urges readers to place notices in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
L. Townley
Parker's Theatre
Daughters of Liberty
Taewnley's
Gane's Drug Store
Jersey City girl dies in suspected strychnine poisoning
Miss Catherine Watts a 22 year old employee of a Manhattan Sixth Avenue department store died after a week of illness. Police and county officials delayed action for jurisdiction while an autopsy is demanded by her parents. Doctors suspected strychnine poisoning though a diphtheria diagnosis had been considered.
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New York
Navy
New Jersey
Catherine Watts
Woodlawn Avenue
Jersey City
James Watts
Hudspeth
McCarthy
Miss Watty
Sixth Avenue
Manhattan
Jan
Departmentatore
Schenectady Strike Ends At General Electric Plant
Schenectady New York November 20 15 000 GE workers ended a week long strike at noon today after peace terms were reached in a conference. The employees will resign to work Monday as the plant resumes full operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
National Athletic Club to Eat Oysters
The National Athletic and Social club will hold a segrlar meeting in its club rooms at 181 Broadway tomorrow at 8 o clock. All members are expected to attend. Oysters will be served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Athletic and Social Club
Broadway
Couple Charles Durkes and Gertrude Klaas wed at St Mary's
Charles Durkes of Hackensack and Gertrude Klaas of Keansburg were married yesterday at St Marys rectory New Monmouth by Rev John Muray rector. They will reside in Carostadt New Jersey.
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Charles Durkes
Hackensack
Gertrude Klaas
Keansburg
St. Mary’ S Rectory
New Monmouth
John Muray
St Mary's Catholic Church
Carostadt
N. J
Bandits rob theater executive in Pelham Parkway hold up
Three masked bandits held up Cornelius Neremus president of Germania Life Insurance at a lonely Pelham Parkway site. Loot valued over $2,000. a young woman in the car, one of Neremus’s daughters, had rings torn from her fingers. Neremus, over 70, struck unconscious after a robber hit him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornelius Neremus
Germania Life Insurance Company
Pelham Farkway
Doremus
Jone
Widening of Monmouth Street debated by Red Bank group
Red Bank Chamber of Commerce held a special meeting in the Eisner building to discuss widening Monmouth street. Members favored the move while debate centered on which side to widen and who would bear costs varying with side choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Chamber of Commerce
Eisner
Monmouth Street
Max Weis
Wels
Weis
John H. Cook
Daniel Cook
Cookpixo
Justice Department files suit to dissolve company
In Baltimore, November 29, the Department of Justice filed suit seeking dissolution of the American Cn Company after Can Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can Trust
Baltimore
Department of Justice Toumy
American Cn Company
President Sees Daughter Sail From Hoboken
President Wilson and family bid farewell to Francis Bower Bayre and Mixy Jessie Wilson as they sail on the George Washington from Hoboken. The Sayres stay at Hotel Collingwood to avoid press attention while crowds gather at the pier. The couple boards by ruse. Wilson and aides depart to Col. House’s New York home for the night.
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Hoboken
N. J
Francis Bower Bayre
Mixy
Jessie Wilson
Murope
George Washington
Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Sayre State Room
Sayrés
Collingwood
New York
Hall
Mr. Wilson
Col. BK. M. House
Funeral notice for Joseph Stein by Empire Lodge members
Empire Lodge 174 Arioch 77 and Sea View 228 call a gathering at Empire Lodge rooms on Sunday afternoon November 80th at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral of the late Joseph Stein. By order acting N G Joel Hurhetl Embley spr.
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Empire Lodge
Arioch
Sea View
Jos. Stein
N. G
Joel Hurehetl A Embley
Spr
Long Stanch Council No. 429
Joseph Stein
Harry G. Woolley
Clues to Motorists in Engineer Hayden Hit Run
Samuel Hayden Jr a aged engineer of the Independent Fire Company was struck on Third Avenue near his home and taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital by unidentified occupants of a car. He lies in a comatose state with no broken bones and a bruise over one eye. City detectives hold a clue likely to reveal the car’s identity, but the occupants have not disclosed themselves. Continued on Sixth Page.
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Samuel Hayden, Jr
Independent Fire Company
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Third Aveue
Trip
Daily Record
Hayden
Bruke
Tools stolen from Oscar Miller shop spark arrest of John Cooper
A tool shop on North roadway reported thefts of tools brass fittings and lead with two mason suspects. John Cooper was arrested at City Hall on charges of taking and disposing of Miller tools. Cooper and another man allegedly sold items for 50 cents. Details on items and values vary but some pieces including a thread cutting tool were valued at 14 and lead at 16. Police expect recovery of the stolen goods. A funeral notice for Joseph Stein follows in the long council event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Miller
Swanson
John Cooper
Cooper
City Hall
Miller
Max Miller
Max Miler
Deaths Stein obituary notices Long Branch New Jersey
On Thursday November 27 1918 Joseph Stein beloved husband of Jennie Stein. Funeral services at his residence 34 South Futhava Long Branch New Jersey Sunday at 2 pm. Relatives friends also Side Lodge 39 A W of N J Long Branch Council 429 Royal Arcanum Long Branch Encampment attend.
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Stein
Joseph Stein
Jennie Stein
South Futhava
Long Branch
N. J
Side Lodge
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Huerta
Porfirio Diaz
Villa
Mier
Senor Moheno
Vera Cruz
Symphony Orchestra
Simpson Memorial M. KE
West
Epworth League
Ocean Grove
Elks
the Imperial
Wilbur Gardner
Dave Johnston
Gladys Lane
Johnston
Winter Garden
Golden
Imperial
Johnton
Adv
Parkers
L. Ball
Ora
Tady
Mad Dog
Joline
Trenton
Camden
Broad St. Philadelhia
Monmouth
Elopers
Mido Poole
Will
National Athletic Club
Bandits
Paris
France
M. Helen
Aj Thriller
Pride of Hollywood
J. Ball
Townley
Mr. Hayden
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