Roosevelt stance on negro rights splits New Jersey voters
Trenton August 14. Dr J W L Roundtree, a leading Negro Republican, says Colonel Roosevelt’s opposition to negro rights at the Chicago Third party convention will cost him thousands of Negro votes in New Jersey. He cites 28 000 Negro voters and notes Roosevelt’s shift from square deal to disfranchising racial groups, urging support for Wilson or Taft.
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Trenton
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
New Jersey
J. W. L. Roundtree
Roundtree
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Rooseveltt
South
North
Colonel Roosevelt
Sidewalk Condition Debate Moves City Board
City commissioners discussed condition of sidewalks and streets at length. A resolution to have the city engineer inspect sidewalks and report findings was adopted unanimously. Other items included street improvements and finance reports with receipts and disbursements for July 31.
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Board of Commissioners
Mack
Howland
Mr. Fleck
Fleck
Arrowsmith
Broadway
Woolley
Newccomb
Department of Revenues and Finance
Endorsements Placed For Surrogate and Freeholder Seats
The Monmouth County Democratic Executive committee at Freehold courthouse endorsed Joseph L. Donahay for surrogate Leon R. Taylor for assembly and nominated the current freeholders for renomination. They drew lots to assign one year two years and three year terms for the five freeholder candidates including John M. Corlies Robert Thompson Thomas Edward Jeffries John Daly and Charles M. Wyckoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahay
Assemblyman
Taylor
Democratic County Committee
Daly
Monmouth County Democratic Executive Committee
Court House
Freehold
Joseph L. Donahay
Leon R. Taylor
Board of Freeholders
John M. Corlies
Robert Thompson
Thomas Edward Jeffries
John Daly
Charles M. Wyckoff
West Long Branch Borough Targets Speeding Drivers
Borough officials press for strict enforcement with more than a dozen arrests and fines issued. Marshals Roger S. Tharp and Nicholas V. White are praised for their effective patrols. Meanwhile social notes mention a Harbor Island clambake and events at Ocean Park with carnival balls and daily motion pictures.
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West Long Branch
Roger S. Tharp
Nicholas V. White
Ambush Escape as Car Targeted by Bullet Near Como
Mr and Mrs W Dubois of Freehold escaped injury when a .22 rifle bullet pierced their windshield on a backroad near Como while traveling from Freehold to Asbury Park. The shot came from a clump of trees, narrowly missing Mrs Dubois as they heard it whistle past. Police were notified at Asbury Park, and the couple gave details to officers Canse and Bradford.
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Franklin
Como
Freehold
Asbury Park
Mr. Dubois
Mrs. Dubois
Luc
James Canse
Richard Bradford
Boardwalk Squad
Bicyclist Injured After Collision With Wagon in Red Bank
BicyclistWilliam Miller employed by J L Behrens druggist collided with a wagon on Pearl street yesterday. Miller was thrown, left hand bruised, yet he walked to the drug store for treatment and expects to be at work this morning. Also notes Amos Borden of Ned Bank Standard on vacation and plans to visit relatives in New York State.
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William Miller
J. L. Behrens
Hiberon
Pearl Street
Miller
Ihe
Amos Borden
Washington and
Wallace Streets
Red Bank
Ned Bank Standard
Mr. Borden
New York State
Crusade Against Disorderly Houses Steps Up in City
Elwood Minugh county detective leads a crackdown on disorderly houses. Warrants issued against four alleged proprietors. Rebecca Washington and William Dean charged for running houses on First Avenue. George Chasey and James Bassone were nabbed for engaging in a gambling game on South Broadway. Bail posted for Chasey and Bassone. others held at Freehold. Captain Walling and Patrolman Miller made the arrests.
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Elwood Minugh
Deective
Minugh
George Chasey
James Bassone I
South Broadway
Addie Baltiers
Denver
Cal
Rebecca Washington
William Dean
First Avenue
Chasey
Hassone
Freehold
Walling
Miller
Jury Igabrees In Damage Suit Details Collision
Justice Schoenlein presided as jurors heard Andy Lustbaum claim $200 for damages after his locomobile collided with Albert Burgesser’s Rambler in North Long Branch. Budd Rankin drove Burgesser’s car. Lustbaum suffered a twisted axle and damaged frame. Burgesser’s Rambler required a new body. The accident involved multiple occupants including Burgesser and his wife plus a chauffeur and passengers. The trial continued with testimony and the account ends with a note of continuation on the third page.
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Henry Schoenlein
Andy Lustbaum
South Broadway
Albert D. Burgesser
Belmar
Lustbaum
North Long Branch
Budd Rankin
Burgesser
Ocean Avenue
River
Elde Avenue
Lana
Little Boy Run Down by Auto Dies at Hospital
A three or four year old Wilbur C. Emmons was struck by an automobile on Bath avenue and died two hours later at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Eyward L. Blaisdell drove the car. the accident occurred as workers passed a manhole and a water wagon approached. The grandmother awaited the child near the driveway as the mother watched from a distance. The coroner and bystanders noted the boy’s family was nearby and the vehicle slowed to pass the obstructions before the collision. Continued on eighth page.
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Bath Avenue
Wilbur C. Emmons
William J. Emmons
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Eyward L. Blaisdell
Blaisdell & Edwards
Win
Morris, Jr
Broadway
Sewer Company
Division Street
Emmons
Carnal Queen Elizabeth V crowned at Hollywood Hotel
Coronation preparations for Queen Elizabeth V Miss Mercedes Crum at the Hollywood Hotel with Mayor to crown at 8 o clock. Fine decorations, dancers led by C H Rivera and Grace Joline will sing, Prof J Pitman West Orchestra providing music for ceremony and dance.
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Elizabeth V
Mercedes Crum
Hollywood Hotel
C. H. Rivera
New York
Tle
Grace Joline
J. Pitman West
John H. Parker
C. H.C. Clark
Harry Content
Frank
G. Alden
Alex Alexander
G. M. L. Backs
Henry Boloman
Clarence J. Hougman
Harry J. Shaw
M. D
Brent Good
B. J. Greenhat
D. Woolley
Cyrus
King
Queen
Miss Mercedes Crum
Marjorie Sutphin
Ortr
Carnival Weather Forecast For Long Branch Fair
Weather Bureau report notes fair skies for Carnival at Long Branch with cooler temperatures tomorrow. Observations show highs 86, lows 70, light to moderate northwest winds, humidity around 61 percent by mid morning, barometer near 29.97 inches.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Long Branch City
U. S
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
Suspect in fatal hit and run near Belmar identified
Coroner A W Bennett and Chief Lawrence McCormick believe Robert Moore of Dogs Corners on Lakewood Squankum Road is the man who ran over and killed 22 month old Charles Vaste of Belmar. A small colored boy and witnesses identified Moore's horse and wagon, and Moore denies knowledge of the incident. He will be questioned in Belmar as the colored witness testifies.
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Robert Moore
Dogs Corners
Lakewood- Squankum Road
A. W. Bennett
Lawrence McCormick
Belmar
Charles Vaste
Sylvester Vaste
Moore
Ody
Fifth Avenue
River Road
Hubert Huey
Charles Brewer
Bradley Beach
Sixteenth Avenue
Thomas VanThison
Hurley
Brewer
Olympic athletes head to Monmouth County carnival
The article notes a “biggest athletic meet” promised in Monmouth County with extended entry times due to sheer volume. An Olympic team contingent led by Lawrence Whitney James Wendell Louis Tewantina and Norman Tabor plans to attend and stay at Mr Sack’s home in Long Branch ahead of Saturday events.
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Monmouth County
Promise
Red Bank Arc Light Damaged by Telegraph Pole
An arc light at Broad and Borden streets in Red Bank was knocked down between nine and ten on Monday night when a telegraph pole fell onto the eastern side of the frame. The pole was rotted at the base, causing the collapse as no vehicle was nearby. Glass around the light shattered but no injuries or other damage occurred. Linemen from the Public Service Electric Company repaired the damage.
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Broad
Borden Streets
Red Bank
Public Service Electric Company
Attention Patrons and Weather Notes At Ocean Park
The Record goes to press Thursday August 10 at noon with office closing at 1 30. Weather data show last year and this year values. An item mentions a 190-191 4 Prize waltz at Ocean Park Casino and Laggren Grog Decorators offering building decorating services on Chelsea and Ocean Avenue.
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Ocean Park Casino
Ind
Genta
Laggren Grog. Co
Carnival
Laggren Bros. Co
Car
Chelsea
Ocean Avenue
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N. J
Woodrow Wilson
David S. Crater
Howell Township
Freehold High School
Freehold Institute
Jeon R. Taylor
Shark River Inlet
S. Wallace Earl
Mlam Island
Willian Deep
John Guiick
Larry Chasey
Willie Chasey
Dorothy
Blanche Gulick
Hathher
North Long Branel
Casino
Ocean Park Theatre
August Apel
Pauline
New Durham
Harry Boyd
Shrewsbury Avenue
Chiles Mabie
Mabel Smith
Monmouth Street
Majestic Theatre
Railroad Station
Joseph Rodgers
Moving Pictures
Jacob Steinbach
Washington Park
Elizabeth Warwick
Washington Street
Bryant Newcomb
Harry P. Bennett
William B. Errickson
Igabrees
Lustbaum Vs. Burgesser
Wilbur Emmons
Bath Ave
Raymond Blaisdell
Raymond D. Blaisdell
B. Blaisdell
van Huel & Blaisdell
Cleveland
Miss Crum
Trinity Church
Trinity A. M. BE
Mray Blanche Steward
Orange
Serre Long Branch
Monmouth Gach
Monmouth Beach
Harold Voorhis
Thomas Voorhis
Sugar Shand
Canada
Thousand Islands
American Canoe Association
St. Lawrence
Voorhis
North Shrewabury
Buos Applegate
Morris
Mra
Oceanic Engine Co. No. 1
Engine House
Norwood Ave
Weather Bureau Forecast
Gloat
Farmer
MMA Olympus
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