Alarm Clock Prank Suspends Four Asbury Park Students
Four Asbury Park high school students Miss Mildred Marriner Fred Hope Alfred Hickman and Don Burton were suspended by Principal Charles F Hux after an April Fool prank in chapel. Alarm clocks hidden in the room rang and disrupted services with giggles and confusion before Big Ben finally ended the disturbance.
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Asbury Park High School
Charles F. Hux
Mildred Marriner
Fred Hope
Alfred Hickman
Don Burton
Huff
Monthly concert at Parochial School and Red Bank notices
The parochial school March concert featured readings, recitations and music by students including Catherine Moran and William Knight. Greenhorne testimonials awarded. Corntown Orchestra to perform at Apple Parin Bee. Local ads note grand opening at New Lyric Theatre and a baseball game at Jackson's Woods.
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Lyceum
Catherine Moran
Palestine
Jerusalem
William Knight
Constantine the Great
Margaret Rowan
Vera White
Joseph Thoma
John Blaney
Catherine Finley
Margaret Whelan
Lillian Pritchard
Maria Dinen
Marta Blaney
Nora Barlow
Helen C. Morrié
Robert Pierce
Thomas Throckmorton
Corntown Orchestra
First Methodist Church
Red Bank
New Lyric Theatre
Wm. J
Burng
Wm. J. Burns
Suutari Falls to Allies After Prolonged Siege
Suutari reportedly wavered and fell to Allied forces as a six month siege ends. Powers issued orders to abandon attacks but Montenegrins pressed the assault with renewed fury.
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Scutari
Oer
Fie Antewnens
Auretria
Final Assault by Hordes at Scutari Falls
Reports from Paris Vienna and other sources claim Scutari capitulated to 50 000 Allied troops amid a purported six month siege. Unconfirmed details mention a fallen impregnable fortress and Negrin sacrifices amid continued assault and naval support.
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London
Scutario
Paris
Vienna
Foreign Office
Pastor and Wife Entertain Music Committee at Parish Home
Rev. and Mrs. John Y. Dobbins hosted the church music committee and choir at the Washington Street parsonage. About forty guests enjoyed vocal and instrumental music, with plans to meet again to discuss music as part of church worship.
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Corrin
Mary M. Corrin
Willam J. Corrin
Sea Bright
Beach Street
St. Luke's Church
John Y. Dobbins
Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington Stret Parsonage
Mrs. Dobbins
Dinner Given to Judge Steinbach by Monmouth Lawyers
Hon. Jacob Steinbach Jr of the District Court was feted at a complimentary dinner in the Imperial Hotel. Friends and local lawyers praised his ability and judicial temperament as speeches and toasts followed a lively exchange of quips and jest. Senator John W. Slocum acted as toastmaster with Judge John B. Foster also addressing the guest.
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Jacob, Steinbach, Jr
District Court of
Second Judicial District
County of
Monmouth
Imperial Hotel
Steinbachy
Judge Steinbach
Steinbach
John W. Slocum
John B. Foster
Slocum
Recreation Center Committee Plans for Girls Club
The Recreation Center Committee in Red Bank met to outline plans for a community girls club. They propose leasing rooms or a small house for a headquarters with a trained worker, and forming a subscriptions drive to cover expenses.
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Henry 8. White
Edwin H. Burr
Charles W. Ritter
Horace P. Cook
Sigmund Eisner
Red Bank Borough Hall
Borough Hall
Murder Suspect Collapses In Cell After Trap Rumor
A murder suspect in Tom Sawyer case collapses in his cell and weeps after being told of a trap. He refuses food and calls for his wife who has not arrived from White Plains.
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Tomsawyer
Confession Hopes Rise As Leehan Breaks Down in Cell
In Toms River New Jersey William J Leehan after learning a detective he trusted betrayed him collapsed in his Fort Lee cell He faces murder charges for the 1911 Lakewood Turner killing and authorities seek a legal confession The prisoner recently confessed to a priest aided by local authorities and detectives reference potential admissions made during arrest over the past two years
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Toms River
N. J
Jamieson
William J. Leehan
Carrie C. Turner
Lakewood
Leehan Nas
White Plains
N.Y
Likewood
Fort Lee
Andrew
Seaving
Sherifita
Fams River
Hin
Charvies L. Turner
Yonkers
Agent Struck by Train at Bangs Avenue Crossing
Frank Thompson, an A P A agent at Asbury Park, was struck while crossing Bangs Avenue as a southbound train entered. His horse died on the tracks. Thompson escaped with slight bruises. Detective Burns notes related exposure of the land swindler and local ads promote entertainment prizes and a hose company exhibition.
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Frank Thompson
OP. C. A
Asbury Park
Bangs Avenue
Mr. Thompson
Dr Edwin Field resigns from Red Bank Cavalry captaincy
Red Bank residents react to the resignation of Dr Edwin Field captain of the Second Troop of Cavalry. The move, effective last Tuesday, is due to his medical duties as surgeon at Monmouth Memorial Hospital and presidency of the Monmouth Poultry Club. Possible successor Jacob R. Rue, a long-time member, is among those talked about. election will require nomination, then examination in Trenton.
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Red Bank
Edwin Field
Hed Bank
Field
Daily Record
Ruhlman
Rubio
Freld
Dr. Field
J. W. Alstrom
Alstrom
Second Troop
Trenton
Aecond Group
Hue
County Fair and Auto Show Here in Long Branch
The Long Branch baseball club joins the New York and New Jersey League 18 under the National agreement and plans daily games. An aeroplane exhibition is signed, with a county fair and automobile show added to summer attractions. The season runs May 1 to September 15. Little Miss Norma Francis of Red Bank is ill with measles.
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Long Branch
New York
New Jersey
League
Coftmerce
Norma Francis
William Francis
Red Bank
B. H. Garrison
Parker's Moving Pictures Tonight at the Branchport
Advertisement notes show Parker's Moving Pictures tonight with a lineup including When Lee Surrenders and Face to Face with a Leopard plus Hail Way to Reno and Love Knows no Laws. McCue Co offers a weekly shoe giveaway prize worth 3.00 per pair at 10 o clock with every purchase leading to a number for Batuway night. Double stamps offered for preferred customers. The Branchport Hose Company expresses thanks for generous supper contributions.
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Parker
Moving Pictures
Lee
Reno
McCue Co
Batuway
Drowned Sailor's Body Recovered As Rescue Efforts Continue
The body of one drowning victim was recovered today while the cause remains a mystery. Captain Smith’s body has not yet been found and one rescued man is considered out of danger.
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Captain Smith
Burial Fund Begun For Italian Fisherman Drowned In Jersey Shore Incident
The Italian fisherman Marino Tasco also called Desmonde Marie was drowned when a Garrett Hennessey pound boat capsized off shore near Life Saving Station No 3 Sea Bright. Coroner Morris ordered the body taken to Broadway Morgue. Captain George Smith remains missing. Search teams from Life Saving Stations 4 and patrols continue along the shore.
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Marino Tasco
Desmonde Marie
Hialian Fleherman
Garrett Hennessey
Serge
Calef Cottage
Sea Bright
Captain Green
No. 4
Gaiilee
Wiliam H. Morris, Jr
Morris
Broadway
belok Dineh@retre
Tasco
Marie
Italy
Ricardo
George Smith
Capt. Mount
L. 8
Capt. Green
Patol
Smith
Red Bank Girls Edge Chattle Five In Close Battle
Red Bank high school's girls basketball beat Chattle 16 to 14 on the M. M. A. court in a fast season opener. Worden led Red Bank with two baskets plus key plays, while Clark and Doremus added scoring as Chattle fought back with Reynolds and Clark exchanging baskets. A second game saw Chattle’s reserves win 3 to 2 as guards constrained scoring. Next Tuesday the Chattle squad travels to Red Bank for a return tilt.
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Red Bank High School
Chattle Girls
Dntey
Red Bank
Chattle
Miss Clark
Miss P. Worden
Miss Reynolds
Chattie
Miss Worden
Miss Doremus
Miss Chandler
Mise Quinn
Vive Hi.llark
Miss Fleet
Leeman
Proctor
Mise Pesky
Red Hawk
Misa Chamberlain
Miss Hedenburg
fear—Worden
Doremus
Chandler
Clark
Reynolds
Werden
Fleet
Grande
Miss Bergen
H. J. Buyore
Chattle Cubites
Wau
Procter
Conover
Rogers Rf
G. Conover
Skully
Diamond Ring For Speaker Taylor In New Jersey Assembly
In Trenton on April 5 the Assembly ended its session with gifts to officers. Speaker Taylor received a diamond ring while Majority Leader Charles M. Byas got a gold watch and chain. A silver loving cup went to Assemblyman Richards who is ill with typhoid, and Assemblyman Kuhlke received a gav el. The session closed with light ceremony and a quip from Assemblyman Coles.
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Trenton
McDermott
Hudson
Taylor
Martin
Charles M. Byas
Kates
Camden
Richards
Atlantic
Salus
Kuhlke
Hudgon
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Monmouth Ave
Jackson's Woods
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Suutari
Europe
Mr. Warwick
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Long Branch Sewer Co
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New Brunswick
Methodist Conference
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Sutton
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Postal Telegraph and Cable Co
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Wm. J. Burns Iin
New Spring
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James W. Ro Rogan
First Presbyterian Church
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N. 5Th Ave
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Pierce & Weil Fish Dealers
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Weil
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Plains
PC. A
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Vespuce Society
Amerigo Vespuces Society
Nuova Band
Newark
Michele Napoletano
Joseph Fiorillo
Antonio Supiro
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J. Mazzo
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Leone Carbone
PD. Vincelli
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