Crushing German advance follows Paris march threat
Washington reports a crushing German victory over French and British forces with about 10,000 French prisoners. Dispatches describe German advances toward Paris and dismemberment of General Joffre’s army, with additional Austrian defeats and British resolve amid censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Washington, D. C
Joffre
Foreign Office
Sayville
S. 1
Longwy
Duke of Wurtemburg
Belgium
Semois
Meuse
Maubeurge
Scutari
Drina
Breckenridge
Tennessee
Namur Fall Ends Hope for Quick War End
London reports admit Namur has fallen and Britain must mobilize all troops from the British Isles and colonies to halt German invasion of France. Transports are being outfitted for service and British casualties to date are heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Office
Namur
England
British Isles
France
Copenhagen
Francis Joseph
Austria
Berlin
Prestdong Wilson
Aipabieaeee
Miss Barham Bride Of Red Bank In City Parish
Miss Mayme P. Barham daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas B Barham of West End and Harold Holmes of Red Bank were married last night at the Simpson Memorial M E B Church parsonage by Rev William I Reed. The bride’s sister Hazel C Barham was bridesmaid and George Moody groomsman. The couple left by 9 45 trains for New York to tour the Eastern States and Canada. Mr Holmes works for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York and Canada and they will reside in New York City. The bride graduated from Monmouth Memorial Hospital Training School in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme P. Barham
Thomas B. Barham
West End
Harold Holmes
Red Bank
Simpson Memorial
M. EB. Church
William I. Reed
Hazel C. Barham
George Moody
New York
Canada
Holmes
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
Q Canada
New York City
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Odd Fellows Lodge Call to Attend Leroy Jackson Funeral
Arioch Lodge No 77 FE C Fare requested for members to meet at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow at 1 30 PM for the funeral of Brother Leroy Jackson of Al Lodge Paoa. Attendance details note police ball and garden tonight with adv 19810800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arioch Lodge
No. 77
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Leroy Jackson
al Lodge
Speeders Fined 25 Dollars at Red Bank
Bert Williams the colored comedian among speeders fined 25 dollars and costs at Red Bank Sunday. Special officer John Friend made the arrests and Justice Edward W Wise imposed the fines. Other fined included A G Everland of New York Robert Sternberger of Bloomfield and Bruno Neumann of Stapleton. Zack Bullock and Miss Mary A Taylor were married at the Second Baptist Church parsonage and will reside at Oceanport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Williams
Red Bank
John Friend
Williams
Friend
Edward W. Wise
Justice Wise
A. G Everland
New York
Robert Sternberger
Bloomfield
Bruno Neumann
Stapleton
S. S
Zack Bullock
Mary A. Taylor
Oceanport
Second Baptist Church Parsonage
Asbury Smallwood
Sea Bright Board of Trade Plans Evening Meeting
The Sea Bright Board of Trade will convene at Packer's Exchange at eight tonight. Reports from the banquet committee and Senator Martine on the breakwater bin will be reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright Board of Trade
Packer's Exchange
Martine
Gilzer Named For Circuit Court Bench In New Jersey
Governor Fielder appoints Middlesex prosecutor George S. Silzer as Circuit Court Judge to succeed Charles S. Plack of Hudson county. The post carries 8006 annual pay. Ad interim appointment with full seven year term to follow Legislature session. Silzer and Fielder long time political allies.
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State House
Trenton
N. 4
Georges. Sulzer
Middlesex County
Fielder
Silzer
Chas
Plack
Hudson County
Supreme Court
Willard P. Voorhees
Middlesex
Sib Zer
Governor Fielter
Senate
Mr. Sizer
Silver
Woodrow Wilson
Held in Ob: Jatt on Gire’s Charge
Orville Gifford a 22 year old of Tom River is held on $1000 bail on a criminal charge after arrest Saturday night at Asbury Park by Officer Geo Van Winkle and Constable Jease West. Miss Grace Thorne 17 of Astbury Park sues for breach of promise with $10000 claim and a separate $1600 civil action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Gifford
Toma River
Supreme Court
Asbury Park
Geo van Winkle
Jease West
Grace Thorne
Sidney. Thorne
Sewall Avenue
Astbury Park
Henry Schoenlein
Gifford
Sidney ‘Thorne
Thomas P. Pay
Thorne
Johns. Applegate
Edmund Wilson
Red Bank
Giherd
Johnston Store
Sewall
Prospect Avenue
Long Brouch
Justice Schoenlein
Miss Thorne
Toms River
Death of Fred E. Johnston at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Fred E. Johnston slater and unner of 42 Norwood avenue Gils city died last night at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy. He had shown illness Thursday and underwent surgery with a critical yet fluctuating course before passing away. Funeral from 510 Bath avenue Thursday at two led by Rev. C. F. McKay with burial at West Long Branch. He was 38, survived by his sister and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Johnston
Slater Andunner
Norwood Avenue
Gils
City
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Johnston
Bath Avenue
C. F. McKay
First Baptist Church
West Long Branch
John G. Sexton
John W. Johnston
Long Branch
John Clark
Clark
Johngton
Norwood. Avenue
Alve
Lodge, No. Ae
Tecanara Ten Company
Little Charlotte Crown Bearer Leads City Doll Queen
A city pageant recounts a doll crowning with Miss Mabel Stephenson singing while little Charlotte guides the ceremonial crown bearer. Mayor Newcomb and crowd cheers as Marie Steinbach and Robert Addison participate in the crowning of Helen as the Fifth, amid festive details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Wilfred
Peter
Bryant
B. l
Marie Steinbach
Adolph Stein
Ty Street
Robert Adison Een
Harry R
Place
Long Branch
Newcomb
Helen
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ST. Petersburg
Ploughoudan
Asquith
Gibraltar
House of Commons
John French
Nmur
Antwerp
Royal Palace
Kaiser Wilhelm and Son
Eitel Frederick
American Press Association
United States
Saiser Wilhelm
Prince Elle-Frederick
Miss Barham
Bride OF
John Barrymore
Moorish Garden
Adj
Hyer and Flock
Speeders
Gilzer
Circuit Court Bench
Ally
Thursdar
the Daily Record
Gire
Slater
Washington St. Opera House
Wery
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