Grange Delegates Protest Rural School Policies
Delegates from more than thirty Granges criticized New Jersey school regulations at a State Board of Education session. They objected to medical inspection rules, teachers tenure, and free transportation for pupils, arguing rural costs are borne by farmers and education is drifting from farms. The board acknowledged some faults but blamed state laws and urged legislative remedy.
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Trentoi
New Jersey
State Board of Education
Grange
Ant Btate
Ier of
Calvin N. Kiil
Schauffler
Charles J.baxter
Baxter
Trea
Tohoek
Amd
Schaaf
Recall Petition Seen With 480 Signers In Long Branch
City Clerk Winfield R. Waywide reviews a recall petition filed for three Long Branch commissioners, led by Mayor Bryant B. Newcomb, Thomas V Arrowsmith, and Marshall Woolley. The 480 signers include many with incomplete or no street data, 378 valid signatures required equals 15 percent of last November’s vote.
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Winfield R. Waywide
Bryant B. Newcomb
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Marshall Woolley
City of
Long Branch
Broadway
New ‘Jersey
Thomas’ Vv. Arrowsmith
North Fifth J Avenue
New Jera
Maca. Oo
Bath Avenue
Branch
New Jersey
Létg
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
Peter Smith
High Street
George Newkirk
Grove Street
George J. Hall
Charles Wainright
Grand Avenue
Debated Recall Bid Tests City’s Political Neutrality
The Record defends its independence while weighing a petition to recall Mayor Bryant B. Newcomb and Commissioners Arrow sidith and Woolsley over alleged incompetency. It argues the city faces a choice between businesslike governance and political influence, criticizes petition signatories, and notes potential election costs.
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Bryant B. Newcomb
Arrowsidith and Woolsley
Sditié Ania
Prize List For Sabay Parade And Doll Carnival
Over $1,000 in prizes has been set by the Carnival Committee of the Chamber of Commerce for the sabay parade and doll carnival. A grand silver loving cup is the top prize chosen by judges. Donations come from numerous local firms and individuals including Lacour Didges Chest Waterly Fountain Pen Co Tillotson Huyler Candy Co Consolidated Gas Co and many others.
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Chamber of Commerce
BB Lacour
Didges & Chest
Waterly Fountain Pen Co
Tillotson
Huyler Candy Co
Consolidated Gas, Co
A. B. Crafimer
J. A. Burns
G. B. West
Louis Miller
Long Kh. Resord
Lewis Runkel
C. Henry Irwin
J. Harry Davis
Ant Co
Fred Waller
the Pyrene D. al Wi
B. Helnan
Joni C. Disbrow
C. M
John Trugx
Joseph
Ibn A. M. Townley
Ia ‘ Feck
William H. Eee
Jeanette Finn
Overs. Vélovick
Hasketen
Taber
W. B. Han
Bennett Injured At Play Puts Long Branch Lead In League
George Bennett, anchor for Long Branch in the Eastern Monmouth Bowling League, injured when a heavy bowling ball bruised his left toe. He uses a cane but plans to play tonight against Asbury Park. a substitute is ready if he withdraws. Baby Parade notice follows.
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George Bennett
Elkwood
Bis
Bermett
Queen Elizabeth V. reception program at Takana ssee Hotel
A royal reception preceding the dance for Queen Elizabeth V. features a stage program by noted artists. Acts include Jimmy Smith, Teddy Boyle, Billy Arnold, Fréd Barnes, Madame Roda Hélmuth, Iva Eisen, Julius Weitzier, David Johnson, George Smith, Mr. McIntyre, and Wilbur Gardner. The previous midsummer carnival queens and dollies will greet the queen before the event begins at 8:45.
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Takanassee
Jimmy Smith
Teddy Boyle
Billy Arnold
Fréd Barnes
Roda Hélmuth
Iva Eisen
Julius Weitzier
David Johnson
George Smith
Mr. McIntyre
Wilbur Gardner
Elizabeth V
Public Demonstrations Tie Carnival to Governor Visit
City officials invite citizens to participate in public demonstrations and carnival amusements for a planned August 14 1913 visit by New Jersey Governor James Field. The mayor urges displays of patriotism at business locations and public spaces during the events.
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James Field
New Jersey
B. Sawcoun
Cees Set
Onr
New Jersey Gubernatorial Race See Multiple Issues
August 12 report from Trenton outlines tax reform state government efficiency home rule and other reforms in the New Jersey governor race. Candidates from Republicans Democrats and Progressives present diverse platforms with no single dominant issue and with campaigning shaped by many secondary questions. The piece notes the contest centers on persons more than broad principles and forecasts a complex September 23 vote.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Edward C. Stokes
Carlton Ee Ee
Juan Charles N. Fowler
Union
Tension at Capital as Japan Mexico strains flare
Reports from Tokyo indicate Japan will not receive Huerta's new ambassador, heightening tension in Mexico. U S officials discuss possible oral negotiations to avoid a crisis while Mexican Foreign Affairs head Gamboa seeks to ease the impasse.
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Japan
Gamboa
Son O'Shaughnessy
Posghly
Huerta
O'Shaughnessy
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B. Branch
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Union Avenue
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