Verdict of Murder in Second Degree
Nicholas Vetrano and Thomas Ferrara were found guilty of second degree murder in the May 31 shooting of Joseph Alfano in Asbury Park. Sentencing is set for August 22 after remanding the prisoners into sheriff’s custody. no sentence was imposed due to absent counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Vetrano
Thomas Ferrara
Joseph Alfano
Asbury Park
Vetrano
Heisley
Vocenhes
Vetraro
Alfiano
Final Trade Board Meeting Set For City Hall Tonight
The Board of Trade carnival committee holds its final regular meeting at City Hall before the fourth annual midsummer attraction. Reports on music for the festival and parade plans include J Pitman West's orchestra and William B Anderson heading the automobile committee. Fire companies plan to join the parade with Chief Charles B Brown naming assistants and foremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
City Hall
J. Pitman West
William B. Anderson
Charles B. Brown
Thomas L. Slocum
John G. Sexton
Will Return to Long Branch
Phil Tischer former clothing department head at Goldstein's corner store and a recent head of a New York house will resume his old position starting Monday after visiting the Bik's Home in Garfield avenue. Also notes paper festoonings for a carnival at Disbrow's and Corset department help wanted at Goldstein's. Majestic Theatre Red Bank shows Moying plays each evening at 7 46 with Saturday matinees at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Phil Tischer
Goldstein's
New York
Bik
Garfield Avenue
Mr. Goldstein
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Red Bank
Joseph Rodgers
Moying
Excitement Over New Labor Union Move in Red Bank
In Red Bank the National Garment Workers of America plan a public meeting inviting women to join. Mayor Pittenger reversed permission for a borough hall gathering after officials cited a prohibition. Union members damaged a banner and continued organizing while police blocked circulars distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Sigmund Eisner
Wisner
Bridge Avenue
National Garment Workers, of America
West Street
Ned Bank
Frank Pittenger
Borough Hall
Pittenger
Theodore F. Sniffen
Wymbs
New District Agent for Asbury Park Area
J. A. Waterbury of the New York Telephone Company is advanced to district agent and will oversee Asbury Park Long Branch and Red Bank. He replaces F. W. Warnke now local agent at Elizabeth and district agent of the central division. Waterbury will reside in Asbury Park and remain local agent. W. H. Hall of Long Branch and A. B. Wilson of Red Bank will report to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Waterbury
New York Telephone Company
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Red Bank
F. W. Warnke
Westfield
Elizabeth
Central Division
Mr. Waterbury
W. H. Hall
A. B. Wilson
Vetoed Wool Tariff Battle Cites Opportunity For New Duty Shape
Washington notes regret at President's veto of the wool tariff bill while urging lawmakers not to adjourn. He favors a protective measure aligned with tariff board recommendations to substantially reduce the existing duty. In Red Bank Clarence White's shoe store runs a busy mid summer sale attracting buyers from near and far. Ocean Park Theatre features daily motion pictures with 10 cent admission. A tailoring pitch promotes made to measure suits at Joseph Salz's Dry Goods on the second floor with telephone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Tariff Board
Clarence White
Red Bank
Mr. White
Joseph Salz
Surprise Dinner Exposes Conspiracy Against Publicity Chief
Harold Denegar publicity director of Asbury Park discovers a planned conspiracy in his own office after a dinner at the New Monterey hotel. A dinner guest list includes H A Kipke Arthur Hope and numerous newspaper men from New York and Newark with a planned alligator skin traveling bag prize for his courtesy. The gathering featured a toast by Mayor Reginald Bennett and remarks by Denegar thanking the reporters and advertising men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold KE. Denegar
Asbury Park
Long Bratch Record
New Monterey
H. A. Kipke
Lestie’s Weekly
Arthur Hope
Carnival Commission
Mabel Waugh
Sigmund Eisertan
Malcolm Severance
New York
Miss Vaughn
Mr. Denegar
Mr. Kibbs
Mr. Hope
Big Hotel
Mr. Donegar
Reginald Bennett
Bennett Beths
Denegar
Harvest Home Supper at Old First Church West Long Branch
The first table will be ready at 6 p m for the harvest home supper to be served in the hall of Old First Church West Long Branch on the evening of the 22nd inst. The hour was set at 6 p m yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old First Church
West Long Branch
Local Rows and Notices Rich with Curious Events
Fell and cut elbows from a noon fall opposite St Luke's Church. Burns drank too freely and could not walk straight. Hubbard Wardell of Port au-Peck Hotel bedbound with stomach trouble, previously sick but returned to manager duties. Carnival tickets and window lithographs advertised, plus a 20 percent sale at Johnson Goodnough Shoe Co. Navy band concert at Ocean Park promised by Long Branch Military Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Burns
St. Luke’s Church
Burns
Hubbard H. Wardell
Port au-Peck Hotel
Hearlier
Weather prospects and Hazlet home sale noted
The Weather Bureau forecasts rain tonight and Saturday with brisk southeast to south winds for the New York Pennsylvania New Jersey area. Observations from Long Branch show temperatures around 70 at 8 am with high humidity, barometer about 30.20, and a southeast wind. A Gentleman’s Country Home for Sale at Hazlet near Keyport New Jersey features 16 rooms 4 baths 75 acres with gardens barn carriage houses and finishes. contact John Jewett Plainfield NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Moore
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
Hazlet
Keyport
N. J
John Jewett
Plainfield
Divorce Granted to Asbury Park Woman in Trenton Case
In Trenton on August 9 Special Master Charles H. Ivins recommended divorce for Mrs Genieve Dangler of Asbury Park from James Dangler due to extreme cruelty and desertion. The couple wed in Como Monmouth County in 1900 and Dangler reportedly abused, drank, gambled and drove wife and child from home, prompting desertion by 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Genieve Dangler
Asbury Park
James Dangler
Charles H. Ivins
Court of Chancery
Como
Monmouth County
Dangler
Whitman Favored as Progressive Candidate for Governor
Charles Whitman district attorney of New York is the leading choice of delegates for the Progressive nomination for governor. If he declines, Hotchkiss and Pendergrast are the remaining contenders. The Progressive State convention will meet in Syracuse on September 5 and 6 to name a full ticket and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Charles
Whitman
New Yorke
Chicago
William H. Hotchkiss
Hughes
Pendergrast
Syracuse
Police graft probe in New York City to take a year
New York Aug 9 Alderman Curran chairs a probe into police graft lasting at least a year. The inquiry aims to uncover the heart of corruption tying underworld figures to city government and to drive grafters from the force. A related case involves Becker and Rose amid grand jury talks and bank deposits as officials are subpoenaed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
N. Y
Curran
Rosenthal
Jaik Sullivan
Sam Schepps
Louis Rownaweig
Lefty Louie
Rant Muller
Whitey Lewis
Harry Horowitz
Gyp the Blood
Frank Cirofidto
Dago Frank
Melntyre
Whitman
Becker
Fran
Giovanni Stunten
Jack Sullivan
Leutenant
Jack Rose
Rose
West Side Savings Bank
Pdge
Narrow Escape Aboard Keyport Doctor and Wife Reach safety
Dr and Mrs W D Loweree of Keyport faced a perilous bay crossing off Keansburg and Highlands when their motorboat broke down in a strong breeze and swift tide. After the physician swam for shore and the oar was lost, Mrs Loweree urged him on and both were rescued by another boat with only shock and no lasting injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Loweree
Keyport
Keansburg
Highlands
Mr. Loweree
Dr. Loweree
Celebrated Birthday Gatherings in Scarboro Neighborhood
Mrs. B Benjamin of Scarboro hosted a birthday afternoon at a launch party with guests including Mrs. J Janner of New York and Mrs. D Cohn of Castle Point Terrace. A Highlands landing featured refreshments and a Takanassee Hotel ballroom meeting for the West Monmouth League next Monday at 8. Permanent officers may be chosen and actions on stalled matters will be reported as borough and Freeholders officials are invited. About 200 invitations were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takanassee
West Monmouth League
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Sea View Avenue Improvement Under City Department
Sea View avenue is being repaired by the city street department. The steam roller is at work and when finished the avenue will be in better condition than it has been in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea View Avenue
City Street Department
Hennery Break-In Precedes Weekend Ham Sale
In Norwood avenue James Cloughly's hennery was pried open Wednesday night but intruders fled before stealing poultry. Meanwhile a Saturday sale promises California hams at 11c per lb and Armour's regular hams at 10c off, as Schmidt the butcher advertises. A Wand concert is scheduled Sunday night at Ocean venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cloughly
Norwood
Avenue
California
B. Armour
Schmidt
Armour
the Butcher
Mrs Robt Norman dies after heart trouble in Red Bank
Mrs Mary A Norman wife of Robt Norman of Chestnut and Pearl Red Bank died at home from heart trouble after a health decline and a two week trip for health. She was born in Scotland and has lived in Red Bank for years survived by sons Harry and George and two half sisters. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at home with Rev J K Manning and Rev Henry Cross officiating. interment at Fair View cemetery conducted by Robert Mount R Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Norman
Robt. Norman
Chestnut and
Pearl Streets
Red Bank
Harry Norman
New York Telephone Company
Mra. Norman
Scotland
Harry
George Norman
Standard Oil Company
Geo Pavison
Barkalow
Matawan
J. K. Manning
Woodbury
First Baptist Church
Henry Cross
Northan
First Baptist Church Services This Weekend
Rev T B H will preach at First Baptist Sunday 11 00 am and 7 49 pm Sunday August 1 Bryloom of Atlantic City will give a stereoptic lecture on Baptist State Mission All are invited Sugar Bowl advertises vanilla marshmallows 10c a box and sale items at local shops including Armour hams and shoe company ads within the same notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Bryloom
Atlantic City
Baptist State
Ueeves and Reed Wed in Newark Ceremony
Richard Deeves, president of Long Branch Property, married Miss Aliee Reed at her parents home in Newark with about seventy five relatives present. Rev. Joseph Hunter officiated. couple to reside in New York after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Deeves
Long Branch
Hi ” Awsos Ciition
Cedar
Norwood Avenues
Aliee Reed
Mia
Henry A. Reed
North Ninth Street
Newark
Joseph Hunter
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Marion Reed
Henry Hazen Reet
Page
Ednard
Deeves
Lester Dee
First annual ball of Long Branch Lodge 526 succeeds
Members of Long Branch Lodge No. 526 Independent Order Brith Abraham held their first annual ball at the Lyceum last night with about three hundred guests. A twenty four piece program by J Pitman Woertz orchestra featured intermission refreshments and a floor manager. an arrangements committee credited with the event included H Lehman J Cohen A Garstein and others. Prominent guests included executive board members of the national committee Max L Hollander Joseph Brockman and T G Roth of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Lodge
Brith Abraham
Lyceum
Marsh
J. Pitman Woeat
Harry Goldstein
Robert Goldstein
H. Lehman
J. Cohen
A. Garstein
W. Lieberman
J. Schwartz
8. Ahrenhalt
B. Steinman
R. Ratafia
P. Huberman
National Committee
Max L. Hollander
Joseph Brockman
T. G. Roth
New York
Quarterly meeting at North Long Branch Church
Services scheduled by the North Long Branch Methodist Church for next Sunday include a Love Feast at 10.16 a m, quarterly meeting sermons by Rev A H Eberhardt at 10.45 a m and 7.48 p m, and Sunday school at 2 30 p m with prayer meeting Thursday evening A summer social is planned at Valentines Friday afternoon and evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Long Branch
New Era Monument Association Plans Quarterly Meeting
The New Era Monument Association will hold its quarterly meeting at the Bi Singing Society Hall in Reday with all branches represented. A letter from Rev. C B Fishery of Long Branch asks aid for cemetery improvements including curbing and pillars around the West Branch cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Monument Association
Bi Singing Society
Reday
Ing
C. B
Long Branch
West ‘Branch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfano
Final Trade Board
Queen’s Court
Carnival
Disbrow’s
Goldstein's Department Store
Taft
Ocean Park Theatre
HE. Denegar
Mr. Wardell
Rex
Louis Miller's
Broadway
H. C. Rehm
J. B. White
South
Sth Ave
Roosevelt
Wilson
Disbrow
Johnson-Goodnough Shoe Co
Ocean Park
Long Branch Military Band
Weather Bureau Forecast
Democratic Committee
Banner
Philadelphia
Aldermanic Investigating Committee
Raritan Bay
Benjamin
Hennery
Wand
Sugar Bowl
Ile
First Baptist Church Services
Nape
Jobn-a
Iy son-Goodmough Shoe Co
Lpm
FGA
Ueeves
Long Branch Property ‘Holders’ Association
Ruth Arran Ball
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