Woman Arrested on Queer Charge in Asbury Park
Mrs Emma L Wakeley wife of Edward Wakeley connected with the Irving National Bank New York was arrested at her home 615 Bummesfield avenue Asbury Park by detectives who forced entry The warrant charges inciting crime and she was held for the grand jury in 600 bail Her daughter Miss Anna LaMar Wakeley acted as bondsman The detectives say they have records of long telephone conversations with George A Smock to support inviting him to her home The case was presented to Justice P F Dodd who ordered the bail and detainment Also reports on Oliver B Brault Mrs John T Britton and Miss Helen Dobbins with other local notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma L. Wakeley
Edward Wakeley
Irving National Bank
New York
Bummesfield Avenue
Asbury Park
Jack H. Weldon
Wakeley
P. F. Dodd
Smock
First Congregational Church
Weldon
Four Arrested in Raid on Cottage by Deal Lake
County Detective Elwood Minagh with Red Bank and Asbury Park officers raided the Apache Cottage on Ballard Drive in Iona Park near Deal Lake. Four men were arrested on gambling charges. two others freed after identity taken. Proprietor Frank Jones and assistants Harry Williams Frank McComb and William Doyle detained, bail set at 1000. Gambling gear valued about 600 seized for confiscation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Minagh
Red Bank
Frank Estelle
William Chandler
Chester Haines
Francis J. Clancy
Asbury Park
Ballard Drive
Iona Park
Deal Lake
Frank Jones
Harry Williams
Frank McComb
William Doyle
Borough Hall
Jones
James H. Sickles
Samuel A. Patterson
Ess
Minughles
Accidents Link Nail Injury and Ice Pick Wound in City
Two local incidents reported in Monmouth County involve injuries at work and at home. Abe H. Zeroski of Steinbach store received a nail wound cauterized at Monmouth Memorial Hospital and remains in pain. Herman Schulz sustained a painful cut on his right hand from an ice pick a few days earlier. William G. Rutherford, a Red Bank contractor, touring from May’s Landing, oversees a twelve mile road project between Atlantic City and Camden and ordered a year’s subscription to the Daily Record for delivery to May’s Landing. A windmill framework is rising on Mrs. Charles Gremer’s Broadway property near Second Avenue, with pumping gear to be installed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe H. Zeroski
Steinbach
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Herman Schulz
William G. Rutherford
South Street
Red Bank
Byram & Rutherford
Mays Landing
Atlantic City
Camden
Rutherford
Daily Record
May's ‘Landing
Broadway
Mra
Charles Gremer
Breadway
Second Avenue
Helen Cooper
Harvey
Recorder's Court
Helen
Bread and Cake Sale at First Reformed Church
Ladies of the First Reformed Church hold a Saturday sale in the lecture room from 2 to 5, featuring salt water taffy 238¢ a box and a special tomorrow at the Sugar Bowl. Goldstein's August furniture sale starts tomorrow. Fire sale a record breaker at Ira A Stricklin's Asbury Park. Ocean Park Theatre shows change daily with 10 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Bowl
Red Bank Lyceum to Reopen With Broadway Shows
The Red Bank Lyceum plans a rapid reopening with Broadway productions. Bought and Paid For opens Monday night August 19, followed by Charles K Chattplin and company the week of August 26. William H. Hamilton leads the new venture after decades in theater and local business ventures.
Injuries Reported From Falls and Slices in Local Areas
Mrs Wilson Seeley of Keansburg cuts foot on rusty blade doctors fear complications Dr Wal fier Brainard Allenie attends George H Witlett near Harmony slices off forefinger with a scythe Miss Louise Hendrickson of Port Monmouth slips on glass cuts foot badly bleeding now healing Rev A H Eberhardt to preach at North Long Branch Methodist Church this Saturday and Sunday topics Some Other Way Good Tidings services brief and to the point Strang are cordially welcome all seats free Sunday school 230 Prayer meeting Thursday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury M. E
A. H. Eberhardt
North Long Branch Methodist
Strang
Shirt Sale Tomorrow at Stricklin’s Asbury Park Store
Tomorrow at Stricklin’s Asbury Park a fire sale breaks records with tuxedo shirts on sale in graded values from 1.00 to 2.50 dollars. Ladies men and children receive discount offerings and a haircutting service is advertised nearby at 207 Broadway Upstairs run by M Plew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stricklin
Asbury Park
Mrs Elizabeth Brand Dies Aged 93 At Riverdale Home
Elizabeth Brand widow of Tobias Brand died after two weeks illness at her daughter Matilda Layton’s Riverdale Avenue home. She was born in Belmar, mother of twelve, eight living, aged from fifty to seventy. Funeral at First Methodist Episcopal Church West Long Branch with service at Layton home. Surviving children include Matilda Layton Josephine McGuire Jeannette Bennett Warren Brand Victoria Ferguson Jerome Brand Rebecca Newman Tobias Brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Brand
Tobias Brand
Riverdale Avenue
Matilda Layton
Oki First Methodist Episcopal Church
West Long Branch
C. B. Pisher
Layton
Brand
Monmouth County
Jorephine meGuttre
Tinton Falls
William Brown
Belmar
Peter Brown
Monmouth Beach
Josephine McGuire
Tinton Falla
Jeanette Bennett
Long Branch
Warren D. Brand
Victoria Ferguson
Jerome Brand
West Grove
Rebecca Newman
Broadway Sees Its Biggest Night At The Opening
Henry Rosenberg owner and Walter Rosenberg with Charles Bryan and others saw their new Broadway Theatre celebrated by Cottage and locals. Long Branch bustled from Liberty Street to Second Avenue as autos filled streets and sidewalks lined with curious crowds watching the seaside resort’s first night of theatre. The open air show drew wealth and townsfolk, a spectacle unmatched before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rosenberg
Walter Rosenberg
Charles Bryan
How Houge
Laon Oubbar- ‘Ley
Charles Brown
Long Branch
Broadway
Liberty Street
Second Avenue
Weather Bureau Forecast for Pennsylvania and New Jersey
The U S Weather Bureau predicts unsettled weather with showers tonight or Saturday morning, then moderate temperatures and variable winds for eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Observations note a high of 80 yesterday and a low of 52, with today’s 8 am reading 66 and a 1 degree rise in 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Yale
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
Sea Girt and Spring Lake Horse Show Opens
Long Branch exhibitors shine at the fourth annual Sea Girt and Spring Lake Horse Show. Myron H. Oppenheim wins triple with Fairy Queen in saddle and harness events. Mrs C C Fitler nets three blues, plus accidents endangering riders, with Dannelly and Sullivan hurt in a late hurdle incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Spring Lake
Myron H. Oppenheim
Park Avenue
Hmil Seelig
Second Avenue
Billigan
Felane
Royal Victoria
C. C. Fitler
Riverton
Mark Hanna
Asbury Park
Show Grounds
Pandora Queen
King Dora
Sporting Extra
Fred Alpers
Morton Bamberger
Glen Riddle
W. R. Abel
Nora
Puck
Wasserman
Richard Donnelly
New York
Michael Sullivan
Peter Hauck, Jr
Donnelly
O'Sullivan
Ann May
Monmouth County Taxation Board Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Monmouth County Board of Taxation will be held at the Court House Freehold next Tuesday at ten o clock to examine revise and correct the tax lists and duplicates of the County districts. All assessors of the municipalities in the County will meet with the Board. Notice issued by secretary Charles L Brout Englishtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Board of Taxation
Court House
Freehold
Charles L. Brout
Engiishtown
Monmouth Beach Hose Tested Under Pressure
A test of the Monmouth Beach fire hose was conducted using the Oliver Byron Engine. Four lengths burst under 260 pounds of water pressure. the hose, three years old, is guaranteed for 250 pounds. Mrs. Richard Griffin of Broadway has been ordered to leave the seashore for the mountains to recover from illness. "Sue" departed for the Catskills with Mrs. B A Gunn and Mrs. K Reynolds. A Sugar Bowl special Salt Water Taffy item is 23 cents, with moving pictures at the Majestic Theatre Monmouth Street Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Beach
Oliver Byron
Richard Griffin
Broadway
Sue
Catskills
B. A. Gunn
K. Reynolds
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Red Bank
Joseph Rodgers
Moving Pictures
Teen Kaas Struck by Car in Monmouth Beach Collision
William M Kaas Jr eighteen son of Mr and Mrs William M Kass of 254 Clinton avenue New ark was run down and seriously injured yesterday afternoon by a car owned by Mrs H B Wolf of Morris avenue. Kaas rode in a car with Max Hertz and tried to alight near the Bry cottage in Chile House Circle to save Hertz a ride home. He stepped from the running board as a car driven by Charles Thomas going nearly thirty miles an hour approached and was struck. He was carried about fifty feet and suffered a broken collar bone cuts to his face knees and a serious shock. The Wolf car was used to transport him to the Baths hospital where Dr J J Reed and Dr H S Houghton attended. Thomas was arrested and released on two hundred dollars bail with a hearing scheduled. The injured man’s father arrived at Monmouth Beach and visited the hospital with other relatives. The incident remains under ongoing coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Kaas, Jr
William M. Kass
Clinton Avenue
Newark
H. B. Wolf
Morris Avenue
Kaas
Max Hertz
Monmouth Beach
Ibry
Chile House
Hertz
Charles Thomas
Wolf Cay
H. Cohen
Misa A. Cohen
C. Cohen
F. Lieberman
D. Baun
Ind
Dra. J. J. Reed
Sea Bright
H. 8. Houghton
Thomas
Woolley
Judge Blair
Blair
Roger Butts
John Lawley
Red Bank Tailor Moves to Ground Floor Store
Red Bank tailor Joseph Sacco relocates his establishment from Broad Street above the Red Horse harness shop to a ground floor unit in the Matthew and Cook Building on Monmouth Street to better accommodate his growing business. Prominent Arcanians Coming. Long Branch Council No. 429 R A will entertain Arcanians Tuesday August ath. William Koester will preside with Past Regent Grealy. Visiting Arcanians welcomed. Joe Meeker visits town with The Girl From Montmartre as he manages props for the show. Fire Sale Record Breaker at Ira Albtricklin Asbury Park. Christmas promotion offers on Triple Life Corsets via Joseph Salz's Dry Goods Store Red Bank N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sacco
Red Bank
Hap
Red Horse ‘Harness
Broad Street
Matthew & Cook Building
Monmouth Street
Sacco
Long Branch Council
R. A
William Koester
Good of the Order
Grand Council
Grealy
Monmouth County
Joseph Salz
N. J
Doll Queen Many Times Prize Winner Named
Elizabeth Warwick is proclaimed queen of the Doll Division for the August Carnival. She has won multiple prizes at Long Branch Asbury Park and Monmouth County Fair. The procession on August 16 features a decorated float drawn by ponies and a regal gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dal
Elizabeth Warwick
Richard C. Warwick
North Fifth Avenue
William R. Warwick
Broadway
Queen Elizabeth
John Sheehan
Shrewsbury Avenue
Red Bank
Wizabeth
Clifford Edward Reid
William T. Donnelly
Jr. Alde
Mre
R. C. Warwick
Oscar Huff
Hdna Brown
Mabel Wardell
Joseph Burner
John Irwin
Mra
Simes Ennis
Agnes Huff
Hasel Hendrickson
George van Winkle
William
James White
Mise Bell Sharp
Ellen Lane
Clarence Throckmorton
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Suspension of Policeman Sparks Town Gossip in Sea Bright
Scandal over a dance at Wireinih’s Hall leads to a night policeman’s surrender of authority after an arrest incident involving a female party. Borough officials demand the officer’s shield and club, plan a hearing, while a New York connection is hinted and the officer faces charges. Patrolman Emmons’ wife remains critically ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wireineh’s
Borough Hall
Thomas J. Sweeney
W. R. Fowler
Pond‘ing
Elliott
New York
New Oceanic Red Men Lodge Initiations at Oceanic Hall
At the Narumenik Tribe No 148 meeting in Oceanic Red Men's Hall Daniel Murphy and Carl Benson were initiated. About fifty lodge members attended the social evening with refreshments after the meeting. Local business notes advertise Buy Furniture w Goldstein annual sale and various apparel discounts. The Ocean Park Theatre reports daily motion pictures and a note of sincere thanks to a family grieving a mother.
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Improved Order of
Red Men
Red Men's Hall
Oceanic
Daniel Nt
Daniel Murphy
Carl Clark
Ak Bensom
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Womian
Miss Dobbins
Helen Dobbins
John Y. Dobbins
Gloucester
Mass
Charles Grafly
Sir Charles Grafly
West End Cottages
Jack Valensi
Howland
Prperty
Peter Savio
West Cottages
Savio
William Jones
William J. Jones
Rockwell and
Joline Avenues
Desault
John Reed
James Sickles
Reed
Goldstein
Keyport
John Jewett
Plainfield
Chicago
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan
Progressive Party
A. Stricklin
Ocean Park Theatre
RED Bank Lyceum
William H. Hamilton
Lyceum
Charles K. Chattplin
Company of State
Abram Forrest
San Francisco
J. B. Booth
Michn Booth
Mr. Hamilton
Fred Frick
Mr. Frick
Sheridan Hotel
Hamilton
Thomas Williame
Front Street
St. Luke's M. E. Church
St. John Y. Dobbins
Ciilaren
M. Plew
Yinske
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Weather Bureau Forecast
LOCML
Meeting of Taxation Board
Monmouth Beach Hose O. K
Mrs. Griffin
Doe Meeker
Joe Meeker
Montmartre
Joe
Devil's Island
Charles Rosencrans
Ira AL Btricklin
Patrolman
Hmmona
T. Emmons
Grand Avenue
Emmons
New Oceanic Red Men
Asbury
Igs
J. Y. Dobbins
Wu. Schmidtt
H, Mills
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