Red Bank Primary Field Grows with Competing Tickets
Red Bank borough reveals full Democratic and Republican primary slates. Democrats name Pittenger for mayor and a full council slate with Ba deau and Wise for justice of the peace, along with delegates to state and congressional conventions. Republicans back Sabath for mayor and present a rival slate including Tetley and Sheehan, with a contested race for justice and Clark-backed delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Frank Pittenger
Daniel ©. Wood
John
Oliver
Harry C. Badeau
Edward W. Wise
John Sheehan
E. M. Conk
Robert M. Hurley
Henry van Mater
Howard Cole
Albert L. Iving
Oliver G. Frake
Jacob C. Shutts
William J. Swannell
William Otterson
Nicholas J. Wilson
Edward M. Slattery
Frank L. Chandler
Alston Beekman
Samuel Sabath
John T. Tetley
Edward J. Reilley
Alexander E. Rosell
E. Gerry Roberts
William H. Houston
John 8. Applegate, Jr
W. A. Sweeney
James H. Sickles
William N. Worthley
Charles A. Hawkins
J. W
Tetley
Sabath
W. M. Thompson
Local residents attend shoot at Asbury Park event
Mr and Mrs George Van Tassel of Eatontown and Mr and Mrs Frank Price join a group including Mr and Mrs George Edwards Edward Feaks and his sons Edward and Lee Mrs Feaks Nana Hayward and a visiting friend from Oceanport at the Asbury Park shoot Friday with Mr Van Tassel among the contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George van Taseel
Eatontown
Frank Price
George Edwards
Edward Feaks
Edward and
Lee
Feaks
Nana Hayward
Out of Town
Oceanport
Asbury Park
Mr. van Tassel
Matteson Wins Red Bank Y M C A Tennis Final
Jerome Matteson of Red Bank defeats Harold Nevius in three sets 4-6 7-5 10-8 on the Y M C A courts in Chestnut Street. Nevius took the first set before Matteson rallied for the victory and a gold watch fob will be presented by the committee.
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Jerome Matteson
Red Bank
Young Men's Christian Association
Harold Nevius
Chestnut Street
Matteson
Nevius
Bake Day At Port-au-Peck Draws 84 Guests Of Tammany Politicians
Social scene reports 84 guests at W. A. Brady hosted event in Port au Peck last Saturday with many prominent Tammany figures. Allenhurst host Mr Baker brings 18 guests as does Former Assemblyman Manners. Multiple private dinners noted. Actor firms announce departures from Fair Haven to start engagements. Automobiles for hire listed by Duff Campbell.
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Port-au-Peck
W. A. Brady
Mr. Baker
Allenhurst
Manners
Many Candidates File Petitions for Municipal Offices
Candidates in the city race rushed to file petitions as the deadline passed at midnight. By noon four mayoral petitions had been filed with two Republicans and two Democrats already named. Contests loom in two wards for council seats while many petitions span city and county positions and party delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcom
Alvin van Scneick
Robert L. Gulick
Edwin W. Packer
George L. Crum
Packer
Crum
Henry Joline
William R. Joline
R. Jerome van Brunt
Thomas R. Woolley
Frank L. Howland
R. Horace Curtis
Charles F. Morris
John T. Britton
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
A. D. van Doren
Car Struck By Lightning On Monmouth Line
During an electrical storm at Red Bank on Friday the trolley pole of car No 18 on the Monmouth County line was struck by lightning. Motorman Ernest Burr received a slight shock and the magnet box burned out. The car was moved to the Shrewsbury carhouse and a second car used.
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Red Bank
Monmouth County Electrical Company
Ernest Burr
Michael Riordan
Burr
Shrewsbury
Anniversary Party for Mr and Mrs Joseph Alberto
Mr and Mrs Joseph Alberto of Springdale avenue celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary with music dancing and midnight luncheon. About 100 guests attended including J Nastasia L Grimillizi J De Nucci J Bruno C Alberto D C Nicoll J Stella J Percoso J Lupo and S Santo with Augustine Andronica and several singers providing entertainment.
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Joseph Alberto
Springdale Avenue
Augustine Andronica
Josephine Stella
D. C. Nicoll
James Nastasia
L. Grimillizi
Jene de Nucci
J. Bruno
Charles Alberto
A. Galdiero
Pietro Vanailli
John Percoso
New York
James Lupo
Vasquale Santo
Atlantic City
Joseph Garosy
Joseph Grapareli
Newark
Charles Centre
Brooklyn
Louisa Rongo
Mary Grimillizi
Frances Rongo
Susie Galdero
Margaret Bruno
Annie Alberto
Anna Sella
Frances Stuller
Bertha Levine
Katherine Spanula
Peitro Galdero
Anthony Mater
Basil Bruno
Natal Grandinetti
Augstine Andronica
Nicole Pirone
Ernest Tomain
James Rongo
John Hemmer
James Percoco
Vito Arnosi
Unique Doll Parade draws 106 entries in event
Weather permitting the unique doll parade proceeds with 106 entries after yesterday additions. Parade forms at two in Washington Park in three divisions with police escort, following queen coronation. Prizes awarded then children treated at the YMCA building.
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Raymond Darry
Amos Barry
Zeta Barry
Florence Gaskill
John Forrest Green
Carroll Green
Helen Cocuzza
Rose Fornoratto
Lillie Morris
Abie Nathanson
Nina Robinson
Edna Bishop
Ellen Simmons
Grace Fornovattio
Michael Fornoratto
Ruth Huhn
Frank Blaisdell
Margaret Johnson
Raymond Smock
Fred Wardell
John Brunkhorst
Adrian Schultz
Clara Brunkhorst
Helen Dickinson
Lizzie Gordon
Hazel Baldwin
Layton
Washington Park
Republicans Expect to Nominate Howell in Third District
At a New Jersey Congressional committee meeting held at the Grand Avenue Hotel in Asbury Park, the third district delegates agreed to hold the Perth Amboy convention on September 15 at 1 30 PM and endorse Benjamin F. Howell of New Brunswick for renomination. The gathering named George G. Smith, Joseph M. Thompson, James H. Goodwin, Robert Carson, John Hubbard and others as officers and delegates.
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Asbury Park
Congressional Committee
Third District
New Jersey
Grand Avenue
Perth Amboy
George G. Smith
Lakewood
Joseph M. Thompson
New Egypt
Ocean County
James H. Goodwin
Cranbury
Robert Carson
New Brunswick
Charles W. Russell
John Hubbard
Smith
Joseph McDermott
Freehold
J. W. Danser
Benjamin F. Howell
No Clue to Gardener Missing Red Bank Man
Mrs. Gardener wife of Frederick F Gardener general manager of Shore Electric Company Red Bank returned from New York state relatives. She cannot account for his sudden disappearance after leaving the office for a plant site near Newman Springs road. A search has been made and Irving Finch superintendent was given temporary charge at a directors meeting.
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Red Bank
Irving Finch
Not Local Option Denial by Hendrickson in Red Bank
Jas A Hendrickson Red Bank Democratic Assembly candidate denies reports he is pledged to local option He says he wrote to J Frank Burke to that effect The young lawyer and son of a former Supreme Court Justice argues there is no local option sentiment in Monmouth and he aims to represent the people not impose his views.
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Jas. A. Hendrickson
Red Bank
Democratic Assembly
James A. Hendrickson
J. Frank Burke
Mr. Hendrickson
Supreme Court
Hendrickson
Monmouth
Man Arrested and Fined After Night in Highlands
Thomas Garvey of Navesink visited Highlands last evening and became disorderly at a dancing pavilion. Officer Willhide summoned him to the lockup. He was arraigned before Mayor Reid and fined $1 plus costs, which were paid.
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Thomas Garvey
Navesink
Highlands
Willhide
Reid
Employes Dance at Highlands Hotel Ball
Last evening the employes of Bernard Creighton's Highlands hotel held their annual ball at the pavilion with over 500 attendees. Special talent from New York entertained guests and the festivities continued until early this morning.
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Bernard Creighton
Highlands
New York
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Summary
The U S Weather Bureau predicts the next thirty six hours bring partly cloudy skies in New Jersey with possible showers Wednesday afternoon or night. Moderate winds from the east or southeast.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Magazine canvasser arrested for burglary on Liberty Street
Mr and Mrs Smack near Shrewsbury river reported a man entering their kitchen window while they were away. Patrolman West arrested the suspect, who claimed to be soliciting for a New York weekly, later identified as Julius Parasch. The man is held on burglary charges and held for grand jury action.
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Mrs. & M. Smack
Liberty Street
Shrewsbury
Mr. Smack
Hi Wife
Haysman
Layton
New York
Amor
Record Will Treat Its Little Red Bank Vaudeville
The Long Branch Daily Record will reward Red Bank newsboys with free Empire theatre tickets in Monmouth street tonight. Rogers & Wakeman and Dick Redmond headline a vaudeville program with motion pictures. Charles W. Ritter runs the theatre and a shorthand class will be formed led by Rev. T. B. Hughes after his Wis. high school stint.
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Record
Red Bank
Long Branch
Daily Record
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Rogers & Wakeman
Dick Redmond
Redmond & Curren
Mr. Redmond
Charles
W. Ritter
T. B. Hughes
Board of Education
Stoughton, Wis
Examination Held For Route 1 Carrier Position
An examination to fill the R F D Route 1 carrier job succeeding H B Wolcott took place at City Hall on Saturday. Candidates listed include Preston L Wood John Alberto Mortimer Parker Benjamin B Fury Robert J Meeker Charles B Sexton Ernest Wolcott and William B Griffin.
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Carrier
H. B. Wolcott
City Hall
Preston L. Wood
John Alberto
Mortimer Parker
Benjamin B. Fury
Robert J. Meeker
Charles B. Sexton
Ernest Wolcott
William 8. Griffin
Medal for officer who saved lives
Patrolman Charles H Edwards was honored at City Hall after a daring August 11 rescue off Ocean avenue. He saved Miss Phyllis Fretz and her male companion from the undertow, then assisted in their recovery and return home. A medal presented by Mrs. Philip Fretz accompanied by a gold watch fob and an inscription commemorates the act.
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Charles H Edwards
City Hall
Layton
Edwards
Mies
Phyllis Fretz
Ocean Avenue
Miss Fretz
H Edwards
Philip Fretz
C. E
Charles Edwards
Old Barber Shop Sold in Atlantic Highlands
James Martin of Atlantic Highlands has sold his barber shop business after twenty years to Christopher Chapman of New York. Martin owns the building and leases it to Chapman for five years and will retire to his South Avenue home. New Era Shore Dinner Sunday is planned at Alvert Smith's Oceanport resort for the monument association. The 14th regiment reunion is postponed from September 19 to October 19 due to the G A R national convention in Atlantic City. the event will take place in New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Martin
Atlantic Highlands
Christopher Chapman
New York
Mr. Martin
South Avenue
New Era
The
New Era Monument Association
Alvert Smith
Oceanport
Atlantic City
New Brunswick
Mapleine Ice Cream Ad Promotes Sundaes and Stamps
An advertisement urges trying Mapleine in nut sundaes and Mapleine ice cream with a note to use 8. and H. Green Trading Stamps. It promotes a swap social at the Baptist Church Wednesday evening and invites advertising in the Daily Record.
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Baptist Church
Boy Accidentally Shot at Sea Bright by Compatriot
John Coffer a 16 year old Sea Bright resident was shot in the leg around 1 PM by Alfred Applegate who said the act was accidental while handling a revolver. The weapon discharged as Applegate loaded it with two bullets from his pocket. Coffer was taken to a local hospital and his condition monitored.
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John Coffer
Sea Bright
J. H. Coffer
Alfred Applegate
Coffer
Jack Applegate
Young Coffer
Charles Keyes
A. Tilton
Jacob Harvey
Applegate
Boy Run Down by Auto in Ocean Grove
Six year old Thomas Q Clements of Ocean Grove was run down by a car after dark and seriously injured. He was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital in an unconscious condition. The extent of his injuries will not be known until late this afternoon.
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Rotheschild
William Rothschild
Dief
Ocean Avenue
Hyer & Flock
New York
Cypress Hill Cemetery
Flora Blum
Fredrick Rothschild
Thomas Q Clements
Ocean Grove
Hurii
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Iman
Last Chance to Buy Men’s Overcoats and Furnishings
Your Last Chance to buy high grade suits and overcoats at 5c on the dollar. Chester M. Truax offers a closing sale with all store fixtures to be sold. York Bargain Store at 151 Bielmnach's advertises the final clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
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Fair Haven
Nemson & Millidge
Gracey & Burnett
Hap Handy & Company
Actors’ Colony
West End
Duff & Campbell
Edward F. Ford
Charles Byard
Theodore F. Cranmer
Harvey F. Slocum
John A. Howland
A. L. Hobson
William T. Burke
Alonzo D. Sherman
C. A. Clark
James M. Stratton
Sherman
Tori Dumionrit
Raymond Fesler
Charles C. Byard
James Quirk
Thomas B. Barham
Charles E. Brown
Irving L. Howland
Edwin L. Reed
Charles F. Sexton
Robert W. Zimmerman
Robert Wright
Goldstein's
Lincoln Court
Elberon
N. J
Jacob Steinbach
Mrs
Morrow
Hackman
van Doren
Harry Holmes
Miller
Hollywood Polo and Racing Association
Horse Show
Shrewsbury Club
Sexton Bros
Broadway
L. B
Howell
Amboy
Weather Bureau Forecast
J. Dickopf
Frank Perri
Church Lawn
Young Ladies' Guild
First Reformed Church
Sandy Hook
John [. Bickles
Sralice
Chester M. Truax
Jacob Bielmnach
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