Patrolman Tried Before Commission in Heated Hearing
Ex policeman Daniel S. Martin appealed his dismissal for intoxication and off duty. At City Hall hearing Mayor Newcomb presided as City Commission weighed objections by his counsel Thomas P. Fay citing bias and improper tribunal, with City Solicitor Stevens presenting the case. Continues on third page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel S. Martin
City Council
Martin
Thomas P. Fay
Council Chambers
City Hall
Bryant Newcomb
William A. Stevens
Warwick
Whch
James Layton
Fay
Bryant B. Newcomb
Thomas
Wan
Mr. Fay
Stevens
W Strauss Plans Handsome Country Estate on Cedar Avenue
B W Strauss has drawings out for a country estate near Cedar avenue. local contractors to submit estimates. existing cottage may be moved to make way for the new home. Mr and Mrs George H Woolley of Detroit are guests of Mrs H B Scherman at Bath avenue. Woolley co owner of Detroit hotels. Dancing contest tonight at Pertawat Peck Hotel at 9. Advertisements note decorators for a reunion at Lons Branch and bicycle services offered nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Strauss
B. W. Strauss
Cedar Avenue
George H. Wolley
Detroit, Mich
Death by own action of John Nixon buried at Glenwood
Relatives of John Nixon attended funeral services at Morris chapel for the man found drowned off Sandy Hook last Saturday. Rev Morton A. Barnes officiated. interment was at Glenwood cemetery under Wm. H. Morris Jr. Nixon had just left New York on the Antier Line steamer Columbia August 8 and waved farewell to relatives on the dock before his body was found. He carried a draft for 200 dollars and gold in his pockets plus valuables and baggage on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nixon
Sandy Hook
Life Saving Station No. 1
Morris’ Chapel
Morton A. Barnes
St. James’ Church
Wm. H. Morris, Jr
Glenwood Cemetery
Nixon
Columbia
New York
Sergeant Corlies Dies in New York
Civil War veteran Sergeant Jacob Van Derveer Corlies died at 410 West 148th Street at age 68 from diabetes. Born February 20, 1846 in Long Branch, he served in the First New Jersey Cavalry from 1861 to 1864, then enlisted in the U S Infantry until 1866. Survived by wife, two sons Richard and Edward, two daughters Misa Mabel and Bertha Young, brother George of Asbury Park. Funeral at 8 p.m. at 410 West 148th Street with interment in Orange tomorrow.
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Jacob van Derveer Corlies
West 148Th Street
Stephen
Hannah Corlies
Long Branch
First New Jersey Cavalry
United States Infantry
Corlies
Richard
Edward Corlies
New York
Misa Mabel Corlies
Bertha Young
Orange
George Corlies
Asbury Park
Robbed Red Bank Store By Cutting The Glass
A burglar cut the glass at the back of Mrs. Sarah Walters store on Monmouth Street Red Bank reached through unlocked the door and stole about eleven dollars in pennies from a slot machine plus four cigar boxes. Police notified. Also notes James Cooper Jr and wife celebrated their eleventh wedding anniversary planning a ten day trip to Ganada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Walters
Monmouth Street
R Bank
N. Y
Ganada
James Cooper, Jr
Red Bank
Cooper
Board of Education
Meet Us at Elke Clam Bake at The Camp
Elks invite attendees to a Thursday 7 80 o'clock clam bake at The Camp with reserved seating for ticket holders. Reservations advised through Joseph Finn Morris Judas or Jesse Green. The event promises an enjoyable Elks evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke
Peate
the Elks
Joseph Finn
Morris Judas
Jesse Green
Kady
August Winter Fur Sale Announced by Steinbach Co
Public notice lists an August sale of winter furs by Steinbach Co at Arbury Park and references Hecker's flour prices. It notes A P Store ad lines and a requirement for members of No 742.8 P. C. E. to have measurements before August 20 1924 for suits, with Goliateli Department Store advertising.
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Steinbach Co
Agbury Park
Aily
Iee
Goliateli’ Department Store
Japan Comes to England's Aid In Far East Against Germany
London reports August 18 official Paris release that German Crown Prince wounded and at Aix-la-Chapelle as Emperor hurries to son's bedside. Reports from The Hague claim Crown Prince Frederick William wounded and dying as Emperor William II speeds to aid. German cavalry seen near Antwerp with civil guard mobilized. Washington cites German diplomat urging cession of China’s Jiaochao province to avoid slaughter. Brussels notes German columns pushing Belgian-French front toward Brussels with famished supply and heavy artillery. capital fall anticipated. Paris says French advance through Alsace Lorraine toward Strasbourg grows stronger with cavalry and artillery driving back Germans toward Rhine. Porous censorship and withdrawals of correspondents noted. Harbor mine destroys Austrian torpedo boat. Japan aid theme dominates.
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London
Paris
Aixdla-Chappelle
the Hague
Frederick William
Germany
Aix-la-Chappelle
William
Antwerp
Japan
Washington, D. C
Kiao-Chau
Haimhausen
China
Bryan
Berlin
Brussels
Huy
Namur
Ben
War Office
Liege
Alsace-Lorraine
Straasburg
Rhine
German Cavalry Leaving for Front in Liege Siege
Despite a severe setback at Liege the German cavalry pressed forward repeatedly, charging into heavy fire as the Kaiser's troops struggled to hold the siege line. A photograph depicts a dramatic moment as riders advance under withering bullets.
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Liege
Servian victory routs Austrian force in Sabatz valley
Dispatches report a Servian detachment trapped Austrians in a mountain valley near Sabatz with machine gun support. About 15,000 killed, wounded, or captured and fourteen cannon seized as Austrians failed to form a line and retreated in confusion. German advance steadily progressing elsewhere. Pope Pius X gravely ill. Japan asks China to press Germany to evacuate Kino-Chau and return it to the Chinese Republic.
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Athens
Pramier Passitch
Servia
Sabatz
Carl M. von Wiegend
United Press
The
Hague
Berlin
War Office
Prizes Abundant Yet Entries Low at Carnival Meet
An afternoon meeting of the dull carnival committee discussed plentiful prizes but scant entries for the pageant. The ladies blamed the slow response on potential cash coming next week as J R Benjamin pledged several prizes at Mrs Orrin A Clark’s home, where the treasurer was briefed. Judges and ladies to be chosen at the session.
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Britton
J. R. Benjamin
Orrin A. Clark
Violinist Inez Lauritano Draws Big Crowd at Commerce Ball
A six year old violinist Inez Lauritano wowed a Commerce Board ball with Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana. Mrs Lauritano assisted by Mr and Mrs Lauritano and Mrs Harold Seaman at piano. Also notes on ticket returns, committee praise, and upcoming Elk’s bake sale and Dancing Contest at The Camp in Long Branch with dates and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Board
Inez Lauritano
C. Lauritano
Harold Seaman
Intermezio
Cavalleria Rusticana
City Hall
R. C. Warwick
Commerce
William H. Slocum
Auto crash injures man. accomplice saved in Keyport incident
A badly injured man named Wilson was hit by a train near Keyport while a companion, J Rafferty, leapt free and escaped with minor bruises. Wilson suffered a fractured jaw, broken forearm, deep cuts, and extensive body injuries. The two were traveling from Keyport to Keansburg when the accident occurred just after five. An East Long hospital ambulance transported Wilson, and a New York visitor could not be identified. Authorities are not sure if crossing attempts caused the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam Miles
Mepport
J. Rafferty
Wilson
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Chinese Republic
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Begeh Street
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Middletown Reformed Church
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