Parker Association Outing Reaches Pleasure Bay
The thirty fifth annual outing of the Joel Parker Association of Newark is being celebrated at Bridgewater Inn Pleasure Bay today. About six hundred attendees join a parade with Voss' band then travel by trolley to Pleasure Bay. Mayor Jacobs Hausaling and other city officials accompany the Parker group in a review of the parade in Newark.
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Joel Parker
United States
Joseph D. Moriarity
Lawrence T. Fell
Gover
Hid
James A. Rowe
City Audina
Atlantic Highlands News Briefs From Shore Tour and Parade
Mrs. Thomas H. Leonard of Washington avenue visited Asbury Park on Saturday. Bertha and Clara Briggs of avenue joined a group at a shore dinner in Girt. The Robert B. Mantell Hose Company auto truck and seven members joined the large Keansburg float parade Wednesday afternoon. Adelaide Spader of Red Bank sat in the week with her daughter Charles R. Snyder of Second Avenue. Maxson of Chapel Hill has taken a reporting position for Journal to replace Earle Who will take entering Lafayette College in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Leonard
Washington Avenue
Asbury Park
Bertha
Clara Briggs
Avenue
Girt
Robert B. Mantell
Adelaide Spader
Red Bank
Charles R. Snyder
Secondavi
Howland
Newcomb
Isaac Woolley Good
Woolley
Atow Smith
Branchport Hose Company
Laborber
Eiberon Fire Engine Company
Arrowsmith
Kingsland
Ocean Avenue
Fleck
Ocean Front
National Association of Chief Engineers
New York
Long Branch Fire ‘Department
Long Branch
Sea Board Utilization Company
Myrtle Avenue
Recall Petition Fate to Be Known Tomorrow
The action of recall stands to be decided tomorrow after an earlier misrepresentation reduced the vote total to 414. The fifteen percent threshold originally set from the 3,415 votes polled at the last election is 362.
Chamber of Commerce News Brief
Chamber committee reports on local business climate and upcoming events. Members discuss small grants, networking nights, and storefront improvements to boost downtown commerce this season.
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Chamber OF Commerce News
Arcanians Enjoy Port-Au-Peck Bake After Game
Tetley and Ford led Smock scoring with six and five runs respectively. Ellis Tannenbaum Ottenger Cree and Moore House players added multiple runs. Regent Walter L. Davis kept score as wives filled the stands. After the game the bake on the lawn featured hot corn bread and a group photo by Joseph Dickopf. Seventy two attendees enjoyed the feast.
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Tetley
Ford
Ellis Tannenbaum
Ottenger
Cree
Moorehouse
Walter L. Davis
Joseph Dickopf
Red Bank Council
Babies Contest Draws Wide Interest and Educational Aim
Mothers enter infants to measure health and beauty through a new contest. Judges assess features and strength while parents hope to learn corrective methods for growth. Even without prizes, participants seek comparison with peers and guidance for future improvement.
Rocco Stable loses license after Danellen incident
Danell en authorities report Rocco Stable of Raritan had his automobile license revoked by State Motor Vehicle Commission examiner Lippincott following a complaint by Chief of Police Davenport. Stable drove at 40 mph on the wrong side and ignored the officer's stop command, resulting in a $10.65 fine.
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Trenton
Davenport
Danellen
State
Mloner Lippincott
Rocco Stable
Raritan
Stable
Liphes
Pincott
Avenue Extension Costs Highlight City Meeting
City proceedings note cost sharing for a new avenue extension with 120043 dollars in play. Abutting property owners pay much, while the city and engineers settle a 281? dollar accounting and supervise the project. Bills on the bathing pavilion and personnel costs pass amid debate over specifications and bench figures.
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M. ©. Burns
Second Avenue
Seaman
Charles E .Close
Board of Freeholders
Warwick
Close
Col. Stevens
Board of Commissioners
Isaac Woolley
W. King Robbins
Clarence D. Wilson
Avenel Avenue
Marshall Woolley
Fleck
Stevens
Newcomb
Robbing
Arrowsmith
Petition Presented to Board on Health Issue
Mayor Newcomb stated the petition would be sent to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and that the health board already had the matter on its table for consideration.
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Newcomb
Mexican Crisis Stirs Congress Over Huerta Lind Mission
Washington August 20 Congress debates the Mexican situation as Huerta’s ultimatum to mediation is denied. Reports claim Lind’s reception by Huerta reflected courtesy while foreign powers urged mediation. White House denial clarifies Mexico has not issued any ultimatum to recognize the U S government.
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Washington
Congress
Huerta
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico City
Mexico
Mr. Lind
Lind
Head Huerta
Huert
United States
White House
Bryan
Labor Federation delays officer election at Trenton convention
State House in Trenton Aug 20 reports the Labor Federation delayed its officer elections today as resolutions and other routine business occupied the session. The postponement will push the vote to later this afternoon.
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State House
Trenton
Labor Federation
Allos
Thaw fight shifts to Canada in High Court Drama
Thaw plans to fight extradition from Sherbrooke Quebec as immigration officials threaten deportation if freed on the present charge. Thaw, in the hospital jail, remains defiant, promising to prove his sanity to the world while lawyers seek delays and habeas corpus action.
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John Hawin Nevin
United Press
Sherbrooke
Providence
Quebec
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Reugh
Stone
United Preas
Matteawan
Harvest Home Supper Draws 1000 Diners at West Long Branch
The Ladies' Aid Society of Old First M. B. Church plans the annual harvest home supper in West Long Branch. Buses run from Third Avenue and Broadway and Norwood Avenue at 4:30 with seating for 100 at a time. first tables ready by five.Tickets guarantee refunds if not satisfied.
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West Long Branch
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Old First
M. B. Church
Nue
Broadway
Norwood Avenue
Chattle Fountain
Nimbéra
Lincoln Highway Association forms in Detroit to build ocean to ocean road
The Lincoln Highway Association, renamed from the earlier organization led by Carl G. of Indianapolis, opens headquarters in Detroit with $4,200 in subscriptions by July 1. Engineers map the route. states counties and towns will supply labor for the $26,000,000 project, while materials cost $10,000,000.
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Carl G. Sep
In- Manapolis
Lincoln Highway Association
Detroit
Atlantic
Pacific
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Trancara
Newark Democratic Organization
Pleasure Bay
Atlantic Highlands News
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Port-Au-Peck
the Daily Record
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LABOR
Federation
Hirst
Globensky
White
Sreeneseyeer OV
W.F. Nichol
Pittsburgh
Sor Wyth Lam
Des Frigndly Nation
Pye Man
Toronto
Wang Tees
Camda
Strandard Asbury Park
New Jersey
TO. Ogemy Highway
BEL Gann Corse
Arparwee
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