Carnival Plans Underway With Queen and Court
Long Branch Board of Trade advances the fourth annual carnival with Queen Elizabeth TV and Miss Mercedes Crum leading a court in white satin robes. The queen's costume is ordered, featuring white satin with old lace, a jeweled ruby crown, and gold-embellished coat. Pages wear Louis XIV blue and gold trimmed outfits. Master Harvey Dudley Leuin to wear pale blue. King and prince in white and Persian satin. Little flower girls in white mull dresses with Dutch bonnets. Maids in white crepe de chine with large hats. Masquerade ball slated at Hollywood Hotel next Monday. queen and party invited. continued on sixth page.
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Long Branch Board of Trade
Harvey Dudley Leuin
Hollywood Hotel
Horse Show Victim O'Sullivan Dies At Hospital
Eatontown horseman Michael O'Sullivan died from injuries suffered at the Spring Lake Horse Show on Thursday. He rode horse Puck for Peter Hauck Jr of Newark and was thrown during a hurdle, sustaining skull fractures. O'Sullivan was buried from the Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea after passing away at Ann May Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael O'Sullivan
Eatontown
Spring Lake
Ann May Hospital
Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea
O'Sullivan
Peter Hauck, Jr
Newark
Elberon
Mr. Hauck
Long Branch
Spring Lake Hospital
Puck
Wassermann
Richard Donnelly
New York
Donnelly
Long Ranch
Mystery of Jennie Peckton Nine Year Old Near Four Weeks
A nine year old girl named Jennie Peckton, picked up by police at midnight July 8, remains a mystery in Long Branch. She has given conflicting stories, claimed Asbury Park ties, and said her parents died there. Police in multiple cities circulated photos, but no identification or location is known after nearly four weeks.
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Jennie Peckton
David Freshman
Fourth Avenue
Hampton
Broadway
Second Avenue
Jennie
Asbury Park
Eivery
Captain Walling
Long Branch
Freshman
Tis
Lata
Leon Cubberley
Society For the Improvement of
Layton
New York
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Newark
Elizabeth
Trenton
Camda
Philadelphia
State Board of Guardians
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Over James Auger Discharged
James M Auger a patient at State Hospital Trenton faces habeas corpus actions filed by W J Leonard of Atlantic Highlands. Hearing set for Monday at 10 before Vice Chancellor Garrison in Jersey City. Attorneys argue noncompliance with five year prescription for asylum commitment. Also notes visit by Drs Gremer Bennett and Shaw for examination. Obituary poem recalls James Conk who died February 3, 1912 and mourned by his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Auger
State Hospital
Trenton
W. J. Leonard
Atlantic Highlands
Edmund Wilson
John W. Bennett
Harry B. Shaw
Allgor
New Jersey Death Rate Declines in July Bulletin
New Jersey’s death rate continued to fall in the July bulletin from the Bureau of Vital Statistics. For the month ending July 10, total deaths were 2,795, 303 fewer than June and well below the 12 month average of 3,142. Leading causes included tuberculosis, cancer, nervous and circulatory diseases, pneumonia, and Bright’s disease. The report also covers food adulteration testing, prosecutions, inspections of dairies and ice cream plants, stream pollution, sewerage and water supply approvals, and enforcement efforts by state health authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Board of Health
Mnere
Birthday Surprise From Dunbar Sewing Circle
Mrs. L. Jaffer of Dunbar avenue welcomed a pleasant surprise from members of the sewing circle yesterday afternoon. The social gathering honored Mrs. Jaffer's birthday with a birthday luncheon and varied diversions. Attending were Mrs. Shapiro of Tarrytown Miss Nevins Miss Sheer Mrs. Witner of New York and Mrs. E. C. Schaffer of this city. Sea Bright Firemen's Ball drew good attendance and financial success with Wy maH's orchestra from Navesink providing music. Edward Slattery of Red Bank a Board of Health member was initiated into Samuel Sleeper Camp No. 16 of Sons of Veterans. Tonight a dance with Dennett's orchestra at the New Broadway Theatre is listed for Aug. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Jaffer
Dunbar Avenue
The
Sea Bright Volunteer Fire Department
Firemen's Hall
Wymah
Navesink
William R. Fowler
John Thorsen
Larry Fitzler
Edward M. Slattery
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
Board of Health
Samuel T. Sleeper
Sons of Veterans
Edwards 16 New Yacht Club Head
A South Shrewsbury Lee Yacht and Boat Club meeting accepted the resignation of commodore Benj P Morris and named Charles L Edwards to succeed him. Edwards, a twelve year club veteran, becomes Commodore as the club pursues renewed river craft activity and plans a near complete new clubhouse. Prizes will be offered to encourage fourth class ice yachts and several new boats will be built for amateur sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. P. Morris
South
Shrewsbury
South Shrewsburylee
Commodore Edwards
Edwards
Arthur Byron III Undergoes Appendectomy
Actor Arthur Byron III underwent an appendectomy at Monmouth Memorial Hospital near noon today. Surgeon Dr. Edwin Field led the operation, reported very successful and Byron in good condition. He is expected to be out in two to three weeks and has a strong stage record including What Every Woman Knows with Maud Adams.
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Arthur Byron
Oliver Dowd Byron
Ocean Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Edwin Field
Red Bank
Byron
Maud Adams
Jana
eaVy
May Irwin
New York
Weather Bureau Forecast For 36 Hours Ahead
U S Weather Bureau forecast for 36 hours ending Sunday evening notes fair weather. Moderate west and north winds. Observations from Long Branch show yesterday high 77 and low 50. Current temperature 58 at 6 am. 24 hour change minus 8. Barometer 29.90 at 8 am. West wind 28 mph, max 36 mph in past 24 hours. Humidity 70 at 8 am, 58 at 10 am. 0.16 inches of precipitation in past 24 hours. This year’s extremes 60 to 77, average 63.5. last year 73.5.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
Expose of System in Whitman Hands Slay er in Jersey
In Camden today New York Aug 3 a witness says a complete statement detailing gambling houses in the city and the underworld police pact is in District Attorney Whitman s possession The man a noted confidence man says the slain gambler aidedWhitman and overheard the plot to kill Rosenthal He provided first names of the killers and the protection money paid by each matching Jack Rose s report Camden NJ Aug 3 Jack Norton 29 held for NY authorities identifying him as Lefty Louis alleged Rosenthal suspect claims to be an iron worker born in Brooklyn and lived there until a year ago In New York Aug 3 Lefty Louie and Gyp the Blood are surrounded in the Catskills by central office men and deputies awaiting arrest Police Commissioner Waldo said the men are near arrest and detectives Cas siagn Me Kenna were sent north for action Also mentions Chauffeur Charles Thomas Monmouth Beach hearing sentence suspended and local residents and workers in Red Bank noting hospital and Woolworths sales staff remarks Ocean Park Theatre update
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whitman
America
Rosenthal
Sam Paul Association
Jack Rose
Camden
N. J
Lefty Louis
Jack Norton
Norton
Brooklyn
Lefty
Louie
Gyp
Catskills
Waldo
Delaware
Ulster
Herman
Montain
Dougherty
Cassisgn
MeKenna
Conductor Saves Bag Worth 1600 On Long Branch Line
Paul J. Reber, a conductor on the Atlantic Coast Electric Railway Long Branch line, found a black leather bag aboard his car containing four diamond rings, two diamond and pearl neck ornaments, stick pins, and over 400 dollars. He recovered the bag after a passenger indicated it was missing. Mrs. Margaret McGloin of New York identified and reclaimed the contents at Allenhurst after police traced the car. The bag’s owner feared a loss of 1600 dollars, and Reber received only thanks for his honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Reber
Atlantic Coast Electric Railway
Trolley Company
Allenhurst
Margaret McGloin
New York
Scarboro Hotel
Pleasure Bay
Reber
Governor Wilson to limit stump tour in Presidential bid
Sea Girl New Jersey August 3 Governor Wilson will not conduct a broad stump tour during his Presidential campaign opting instead for a few speeches in selected states. He announced he will not attack the country and plans to speak only at times and places deemed desirable by the campaign and his committee. In Rumson the Volunteer Fire Department hosts a Red Men Hall dance in Oceanic with organizers A Pumphrey James P Shay Philip Bonner and Albert Brighton. Boots Wilson a.k.a. Kid Wilson plans banjo between Pleasure Bay Park picture displays. Moving pictures show nightly at 7 46 with Saturday matinees at 3. Advertise in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Girl
N. J
Wilson
Rumson Volunteer Fire Department
Red Men's Hall
Oceanic
A. Pumphrey
James P. Shay
Philip Bonner
Albert Brighton
Kid Wilson
Boots
Pleasure Bay Park
Supreme Court Denies Alimony in Hazard Divorce Case
Supreme Court Justice Russell Benedict in Brooklyn denied alimony and counsel fees to Mrs. Pearl W. Hazard in her suit for separation from Elmer C. Hazard, president of E. C. Hazard Manufacturing. The husband earns over 50,000 yearly. she sought 75 a week and 1,000 in fees. Benedict warned that marriage should hinge on obligation, not pleasure, and that alimony cannot fix marital failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Russell Benedict
Broklyn
Pearl W. Hasard
Herault
Elmer C. Hansard
E. C. Hazard Manufacturing Company
Shrewsbury
Hazard
Fourth Street
Brooklyn
Justice Benedict
Courts of Justice
Youthful 20-year-old fined for speeding near Red Bank
Syracuse youth Paddock, 20, formerly of Atlantic Highlands, was arrested at 11 30 am on Ram bow road for speeding at 50 mph. Judge Wise suspended his license for ten days after a guilty plea. He had been fined previously for reckless driving at Atlantic Highlands. His sister Marion accompanied him home in a National roadster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rambow Road
Ltd
Bilver
Simon D. Paddack, Jr
Syracuse
N. Y
Atlantic Highlands
State Inspector of
George W. Thompson
Bomnerville
Paddock
Edward W. Wise
Red Bank
Bowler
Th 1
Thompson
Snedeker
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Justice Wire
What
Avenue
Atlantic
Batolle
Paddack
Marlon
Atop Thief Now Broadway Thing
A fragmented note from Ocean Park Theatre indicates daily motion pictures at the venue with an ad mission cost of 10 cents and 175tt, listing New prestway HS Aus as a reference.
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Ocean Park Theatre
Net
Mission 10
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Campione
J. B. Worthley
Washington Street
Foresters
Foresters of America
George A. Miller
Miller
Long Branch Court
Long
Frank M. Campbell
O. A
Sea Side Lodge
No. 39
Ocean Park Casino
Dennett's Orchestra
New Broadway Theatre
Algor
Leonard
Elberon Memorial Church
Sun- Spe Pees
Cleland
cAfee
D.D
Cone
James Conk
Sea Bright Firemen's Ball
New Red Bank
Charles L. Edwards
Arthur Byron III
Weather Bureau Forecast
Jersey
Charles Thomas
H. B. Wolf
William M. Kase, Jr
Monmouth Beach
Kuas
Mise-margaret Ottinger
George Ottinger
Oakland Street
M.C. ‘Co
Tis City
Miss Ottinger
Woolworth's
Broadstreet
Will
Rumson Firemen's Dance
Bootes” Wilson
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Joseph Rodgers
Moving Pictures
Daily Record
Coupé II
Simon D.paddack, Jr
Mr. Brault
Oliver’d. Brault
John T. Britton
East Wind Street
Thomas Sealy
Booth Orange
Zephryn
Lewis Brault
New Prestway HS Aus
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