Governors signing labor and education bills in New Jersey
Trenton April 10 The mothers pension law bill by Senator Nichols of Cumberland County was signed yesterday afternoon by Governor Fielder and becomes law It aims to rear and educate children of dependent widows at home rather than in almshouses or institutions Assembly bills 282 and 283 by Mr Egan of Hudson County were approved The first allows the Prison Labor Commission to acquire a farm and quarry for convict labor The second authorizes the State Road Commissioner to seek convicts for road work and permits temporary parole by the State Prison Keeper Assembly bill 462 by Mr McCabe of Hudson County establishing vocational education defining it as education to fit for profitable employment The Board of Education may establish such schools or two districts may unite The Hennessy bill opening public school buildings as social centers and other purposes is now law Assembly bill 666 establishing summer schools for agriculture manual training and related subjects was signed It provides for summer schools designated by the State Board of Examiners and approved by the State Board of Education for training teachers in elementary agriculture manual training and household economies
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Trenton
Nichols
Cumberland County
Fielder
Assembly
Egan
Hudson County
Prison Labor Commission
McCabe
Board of Education
Hennessy
Assemblyman
State Board of Examiners
State Board of Education
Exempt Firemen Elect Delegate for Atlantic City Convention
The Long Branch Exempt Firemen's Association held a City Hall meeting last night electing Thomas L Slocum as delegate to the New Jersey Relief Association convention in Atlantic City. They discussed State convention plans to be held May 21 in Long Branch and arranged for the Grand Theatre as convention hall and catering. The Third Congressional League will meet at Woodbridge on April 13 with a local delegation attending. City Hall Friday night meeting urged. Chamber of Commerce ad notes. A young man for office work sought by Steiner and Son with dicitation and good figures.
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Long Branch Exempt Firemen’s Association
City Hall
Ghie
Thomae L. Slocum
New Jersey Relief Association
Atlantic City
Third Congressional League
Woodbridge
Long Branch
Chamber of Commerce
Eagledom Extolled At Kalon Castle Feast
Eagledom was extolled at the eighteenth anniversary of To Kalon Castle No. 72 KGE in Odd Fellows Hall last night. A castle session preceded the feast with Prof Ball's orchestra performing. Past Chiefs and nobles spoke on fraternity, membership benefits, and reciprocity plans, noting two past grand chiefs among its 150 members. Two new Elks were initiated at Long Branch Lodge 742 BPOE, Wilbur C. Gardner and Glenn Lee Berry.
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Arthur Brown
Harry P. Bennett
Thomas J. Berrien
Norman Wilson
Hayes B. Cubberley
Noble
Harry Hurley
Bennett
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Sir Knights Brothers
Berrien
Cubberley
Kalon Castle
Frank K. Gano
George A. Lip
Long Branch Lodge
Wilbur C. Gardner
Glenn Lee Berry
Leo Speyer Banker Dies in New York Hotel
Leo Speyer a 65 year old NYSE member and longtime banker at Simon Borg & Co died suddenly of heart disease in his Savoy Hotel apartment New York He was a director of the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Association and left a wife two sons and a daughter The report notes his mining ventures in California and retirement in 1906
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Leo Speyer
New York Stock Exchange
Jerome Avenue
South Elberon
Savoy Hotel
New York
Simon Borg & Co
Speyer
California
The
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Association
Scully Buys Newport Cottage Amid Deal At Ocean Avenue
Congressman Thomas J. Scully of South Amboy purchases the George B. Wilson estate villa at the northwest corner of Ocean and Neptune avenues in Deal. He occupied the house last summer opposite ex mayor Lawrence Fagan's new $50,000 summer home in Hoboken. Nearby listings note moving pictures and local entertainments including ads for Parker's shows and a public meeting at City Hall to support Broadway improvements.
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Thomas J. Scully
South Amboy
George B. Wilson
Ocean and
Neptune Avenues
Deal
Scully
Lawrence Fagan
Hoboken
Death by own action ends Clayton’s murder case
Charles DD Clayton, twice condemned for first degree murder in the Asbury Park policeman slaying of Charles F. Lippincott on December 10, 1911, hanged himself in his Freehold cell at 8 30 this morning using a potato knife pulled from his shoe after being guarded all night. The incident closed a sensational trial history with a verdict read at 4 80 yesterday afternoon and a death watch in place, while authorities investigated how the weapon was obtained and why the prisoner acted as he did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Clayton
Freehold
Charles DD. Clayton
Charles F. Lippincott
Asbury Park
Clayton
R. T. Stout
George C. White
Michael Quirk
Tony de Sapia
Long Branch
Clarence Doyle
Huard
Quirk
Mayton
Sean
Werden Quirk
Henry Neatie
A. W. Bennett
Belmar
Jobn S. Applegate, Jr
Justha Gcmmere
Ele
Lakewood
Helen
Joseph Brown
Brown
Joe Brown
Health meeting in Long Branch discusses local conditions
Long Branch Visiting Nurse Association met at City Hall with twenty members present. Clergy Revs Dare Lovell and Nagh attended along with Grace L Button and health inspector Edwin E Taber. March report by nurse Helen Forbes shows 151 nursing calls 57 cooperative and five friendly calls. she notes work doubled last month.
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Long Branch
Visiting” Nurse Association
City Hall
Revs
Dare, Lovell and
Nagh
Grace L. Button
Monmouth County
State Charities Aid and Prison Reform Association
Edwin E. Taber
J. W. Cunningham
Helen G. Forbes
Take the bumps out of Broadway meeting notice
City Hall hosts a Friday night meeting on April 11 called by the Chamber of Commerce seeking community input. Steiner and Son advertise for R3 R4t dictation and bookkeeping positions, with applications by letter.
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Broadway
City Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Pope Pius Iis Condition Improves After Crisis
Rome reports Pope Pius XII's temperature normal after a restful night as doctors say the crisis has passed though his heart remains weak. Italian press notes a cautious outlook and continued hospital care at the Vatican.
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Fame
Italy
Pope Pius
Murderer Torino Refused Capture After Fight Over Cards
Plainclothesman Broderick and County Detective Minagh hunted for Biaggio Torino the man who killed Genario Bhebel. A new lead suggested Torino appeared with friends Monday night and a purse was raised to move him toward the Panama Canal or Canada. The tale challenged the theory he fled West and boarded a New Jersey Southern train. The purse totaled $25 plus existing savings.
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Biaggio Torino
Genario Bhebel
Padrone Tirazzo
Elizabeth Street
Asbury Park
Broderick
Minagh
Halfian
Torino
Panama Canal
Cannada
Monmouth
New Jersey Southern
Lakehurst
Farmingdale
Bernard Gorcey Plays Haston Vaudeville Bill
Bernard Gorcey a South Broad Way tailor performs this week in Haston Pennsylvania on the same vaudeville bill as Mr Evans of Ryan and Evans. Gorcey says he is doing a colored act and sends greetings to Long Branch audiences.
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Bernard Gorcey
Haston
Penn
Mr. Evans
Ryan and Evans
Gorcey
Long Branch
Broadway discussion and Neptune Entertainment ad at City Hall
A brief notice announces a Broadway Sidike discussion at City Hall with welcome, plus an advertisement for Neptune Entertainment on April 10 featuring West's Orchestra. The ad appears in a chamber of commerce notice with promotional language and a stray word Botoea.
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Neptune Fogine Bourse
Cranchport Ave
Bctoss
Neptune Entertainment
West
Botoea
Bride Carried Off by Suitor Then Wed in Secret Ceremony
George Mack of Asbury Park took Beatrice Bennett from her West Long Branch home in a taxi on Sunday. The couple returned later that day as a married pair after a secret ceremony at Holy Spirit Church in West Long Branch. They were later feted at Fernwood and reside at 40 Corlies Avenue. Beatrice, about 19, is popular among peers. Mack works as a clerk and salesman.
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George Mack
Asbury Park
West Long Branch
Beatrice Bennett
William T. Hennett
New York
Corlies Avenue
West Grove
Mr. Mack
Miss Bennett
Mernwood
Emory Street
Misa Deatrice Mack
Joseph O'Tragen
Catholic Church of the Holy Spirit
Joseph A. McGrath
Fernwood
Daniel Mack
Summerfield Avenue
GW. Treat, Grocer
West Long Ranch
Grand Patriarch Morria Langer visits Long Branch Encampment
Grand Patriarch Morria Langer of Bradley Beach entertained by Long Branch Encampment No 49 at Hicks Hall. Regular meeting elected grand officers and planned conferring degrees on five candidates at the next meeting on the 23rd, ahead of the Asbury Park session May 6.
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Morria Langer
Bradley Reach
Hicks’ Hall
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Sea Bright
Prayer Service At First Baptist Led By Rev Folsom
The weekly prayer service at First Baptist in connection with the Bible Study Class, led by acting pastor Rev J BE R Folsom, will be held tomorrow at 7 45 pm. The pastor away this week makes a special trip across the state to attend and urges all members to attend as important business will be discussed at the close. Everyone is invited as the meeting grows more interesting and Bible truths are presented in Mr Folsoms forceful manner.
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First Baptist Church
R. Folsom
Out for Assault Held for Another
Alfred Bowles, a Red Bank colored man, was jailed in Freehold after arraignment on atrocious assault with intent to kill against Florence Havens of Red Bank. The March 14 incident triggered a warrant. Bowles returned after fleeing town and was arrested by Officer Colners.
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Alfred Bowles
Red Bank
Freehold
William Chandler
Bowles
Harry C. Badeau
Florence
Colners
Sesault
Havens
Telephone Strike Settled No Union Recognized And No 8 Hour Day
Boston officials avert wider disruption as New England Telephone Co concedes partial terms. Agreement ends two shift system with pay scales and an arbitration board but rejects union recognition and 8 hour day. Buffalo strike worsens as troops clash with 100 protesters. shots fire near police station. no serious injuries. Former Red Bank councilman John Sheehan returns from Jacksonville, reflecting on southern visit benefits.
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Bovton
Buffalo
Albany
Main Street
Judge Steinbach Moves Offices in Post Office Building
Judge Steinbach and Judge Jacob Steinbach Jr. have taken offices in the post office building formerly occupied by the Y M C A. He is refurnishing the office today in preparation for taking possession.
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Steinbach
Jacob Steinbach, Jr
Red Bank Sodality Ougiety Reorganized
The Young Ladies' Sodality of St James R C Church Red Bank was reorganized at St James Parochial School Tuesday night with officers President Mise Lena Henderson Vice President Miss Mamle Reilly Secretary Miss Katherine Dwyer Treasurer Sister Scholastica The group aims for social and religious activities and plans monthly gatherings with a strong push to recruit parishioners seeking a 300 member cadence.
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Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. James R. C
Red Bank
St. James Parochial School
Mise Lena Henderson
Mamle Reilly
Mias Katherine Dwyer
Siater Scholastica
St James Club House
Sodality
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Steiner and Son
Kalon
K. G. E. Castle
Leo. Speyer
Gotham
Catskill
William McGregor
N. Y
James Barham
Oakhurst
Thompson
West Park Avenue
Samuel Thompson
Lillian
Parker’s
Moving Pictures
Wall St
Charles DO. Clayion
Alfonso Dare
Gee, Smith
Itt
Pontiff
Daily Record
Aruetivan
Pope Fiugs X
Easton
Sidikell
iChamber
Commuerce
Hild Bride
Walts
Chattle Auditorium
Boston
Telephone Co
Honton
Masa
Hoston
Hagland Telephone Co
Jacksonville
Fla
John Sheehan
RED Bank Sodality Ougiety Reorganized
Golden's
Long Thatch
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