Personal notices of residents visiting and returning home
Local society column records William de Wall and Mire de Walhearse attending a wedding in Typhiyn. Mire de Walhearse’ cousin Mies Go, Anderson, and Peter Mrevet and two children Katherine and Rene plan to return home after a thanksgving vacation. Several residents, including Mise Menrietta M. Cloughly and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Fisk True, and Charles L. May, are noted as visiting relatives or traveling to or from Gotham, Ni lgare Falls, and New York City for holidays and funerals. Jobo W Chandler of Chicago leaves after a visit with Augustus Chandler in the city.
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William de Wall
Typhiyn
Mire de
Von
New York
Joseph Stein
Syracuse
N. Y
New Jersey Central
Kellroad
Place
West Long Branch
Mr. Mape
West Lone Wranch
Washington, D. C
Jobo W. Chandler
Chicago
Augustus Chandler
Third Avenue
Chicken thieves again busy at Port Monmouth poultry harms
An attempted break in at Frank Downes poultry house failed when Leslie Downes fired at two men leaving the rear yard near Patrick Kinney's property. The thieves fled, and the Downes noted the entire shot spent near the lock. This was their second attempt within a fortnight. Earlier, they frightened a dog at another house and stole fowls nearby. A prior raid on Richard Conrad’s bay shore premises had yielded about fifty birds. Local opinion links the thieves to a gang linked to Edgar I Martian’s spring break in, where the suspects were captured but not prosecuted after repayment was demanded by the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Downes
Port Monmouth
Mr. Downes
Leslie
Patrick Kinney
Thia
Thomas Phillips
Richard Conrad
Bay Shore
Elne
Geome Wny
Edgar I Martian
Keyport Boy Dies at Hospital
Robert Robertson aged 7 son of Mr and Mrs Alex Robertson of Keyport died yesterday morning after a period as a surgical patient at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Funeral directors Myer and Flock prepared the remains for shipment to New York for internment in Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Robert Robertson
Anfid
Alex Robertson
Keeyport
Monmouth Memorial
Fuenal
Myer & Flock
New York
He Robertson
Greenlawn Cemetery
Bowling Game Deferred in Lakewood League
Lakewood will be unable to play Tuesday evening in the Monmouth County Mow line League due to members being unavailable. The game against Lote Traneh is postponed as players are missing from the roster.
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Lakewood
Lote Traneh
Monmouth County
Aig
Une
Vinol Proclaimed Boosts Activity for the Elderly
An ad from Daily Record features Mr. Join Widmayer of Jackson praising Vinol as the best medicine to restore vigor in aging men. The testimonial claims Vinol strengthens blood, energizes the weak, and helps the elderly stay active, urging readers to try it.
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Eresteer
Bulldety
Corporations Lose in All Appeals 10 Supreme Court Rulings
The Supreme Court today upheld ICC rules on interstate railroads. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western was fined 2400 dollars for transporting hay to feed mules in coal mines, deemed a sale. Illinois child labor law for dangerous jobs was declared valid. Indiana state courts can block new constitutional framing by legislature. Kentucky freight law creating a state railroad commission also approved. A Canadian ship dealer failed to compel Navy to surrender the cruiser Boston.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rairoad
Buffalo
New York
Black Rock
Scranton
Penna
Indiana
Kentucky
McChord
A. Goldberg
Supreme Court
Daniels
Boston
Goldberg
Titanic case opens before Supreme Court on damages liability
The Oceanic Steam Navigation Company seeks to limit its liability for Titanic disaster claims. It asks the federal court in New York to cap damages at the value of salvage, freight, and passage money from the ill fated voyage. Passage money totaled 850,000 and freight and salvage bring the claim to 9100,000.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Circulurt of Appeals
New York
Oceanic Steam Navigation Company
Wife in Alabama murder conviction fails on appeal
Virginia Theresa Wasserleben, convicted in 1911 of murdering her police officer husband Frederick Wasserleben, and given life imprisonment, began serving her sentence at the state convict farm after nearly two years of appeals. Her mother, Mary T. Godan, also serves life for the same murder to obtain a $7,500 life insurance.
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Wasserleben
Alabama
Mobile
Ala
Virginia Theresa Wasserleben
Frederick Wasserleben
Mary T. Godan
Two Ways to Catch Rabbits by Cunning Schemes
A fragment describes two cruel rabbit catching methods: salt and pepper on rock causing rabbits to sneeze and stumble. a winter fire trap melting snow to trap them by paw. The second method involves ambushing warm rabbits, freezing slush, and killing them with an ax. Also noted is Mrs. Edgar W. Heller leading a New York drive for 150000 to fund a Washington Heights Hospital building for the poor, ambulance service, and nurse training.
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Lehert
Maven Schauer
Edgar W. Heller
New York
Park Avenue
Washington Heights Hospital
Wes
Mayor conducts first ceremony in new City Hall
Israel J. Silver married Miss Gussie Ber ger at City Hall in a ceremony performed by Mayor Bryant B. Newcomb. Simon Glazer of the Atlantic Hotel on Rockwell Avenue witnessed the nuptials at 10:30 AM. Do your Christmas shopping early.
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Israel J. Silver
Gussie Berger
Simon Glazer
Atlantic Hotel
Rockwell Avenue
City Hall
Bryant B. Newcomb
Mr. Glazer
Northeast Storm Floods Sea Bright Damaging Bulkhead and Tracks
A strong northeast wind hit Sea Bright with dangerous surf flooding the beach and washing away parts of the bulkhead at North Beach. The New Jersey Southern Railroad branch tracks were delayed two hours as water undermined eastbound sections in front of the Norman Idle Hotel, nets were lost, and extensive property damage occurred along the shore.
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Sea Bright
Fishing District
BE. W. Hendricks
North Beach
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Jersey Central
Here
Atlantic Highlands
Normanidie Hotel
Arrest Made In Automobile Case At Car Wis
Mrs Lamb reported at Union Avenue home that no intent existed to leave the injured man on the sidewalk. Her husband and Jack Cavanaugh lifted the unconscious man and planned to take him to Greene's Hotel before an eyewitness suggested hospital transport. Beatrice Hall was in the car with Mrs Lamb. Mrs Lamb says Mr Lamb did not flee but must go to New York to keep his job and will return when needed.
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Union Avenue
Record
Jack Cavanaugh
Greene
Lamb
Mr. Hayden
Beatrice Hall
George Hall
Mrs. Lamb
New York
Mr. Lamb
Thanksgiving Eve Party At Miss Mahar’s Home
Miss Irene Mahar hosted about seventy five friends for a Thanksgiving eve gathering at her Union avenue residence. The evening featured singing and dancing, with a midnight refreshment break. Attendees included out of town guests from Brooklyn Newark Perth Amboy Red Bank and Asbury Park among others and local visitors from New Monmouth. First Communion was administered by Rev. John K E Murray at St Mary’s Church New Monmouth to twelve children.
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Miss Mahar
Irene Mahar
Union Avenue
Charles Lentino
Brooklyn
Thomas Lynch
George Desmond
Sidney Desmond
Charles Hireh
Charles Martin
New York
Amelia Thompson
Louis Schenck
Newark
Albert Wiener
George Sneath
Perth Amboy
Red Bank
Asbury Park
John KE. Murray
St. Mary's Catholic Church
New Monmouth
Father Murray
Santa Claus Has Got His Buy Them Now
A brief festive note proclaims Santa Claus has secured what shoppers need and urges immediate purchase. wording emphasizes urgency and gift readiness for the season.
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Santa Claus
Mexico Crisis Deepens as Huerta Falls Back in Battle
Reports from Mexico describe Huerta's disappearance in Mexico City and growing fears for Tampico as rebel forces threaten the port. Carranza negotiations collapse, and U S naval actions weigh on the region. Oil districts near Tuxpan and Tampico face disruption from rebel advances and federal countermeasures.
Three Year Sentence For Asbury Mian Nelson Giles
In a Trenton court Judge Bellstab sentenced Nelson B. Giles of Asbury Park to three years in State prison at hard labor for using the mails to promote fraud. He admitted writing to wholesalers and sending bogus checks to obtain livestock and produce. A prior burglary sentence and a school law fine were noted, along with bank statements showing a small balance.
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Trenton
N. J
Bellstab
Nelson B. Giles
Asbury Park
Giles
Davis
Sen
Seacoast National Bank
Marshall Beekman
Becker Appeal Is Argued In Albany
In Albany New York District Attorney Whitman replies to Becker defense briefs challenging the murder conviction of police lieutenant Charles Becker in the Rosenthal case. Arguments focus on alleged judicial bias and numerous claimed errors while Becker seeks a new trial or reversal.
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Albany
N. Y
Becker
Whitman
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Court of Appeals At
Appeals Bureau
District Attorney's Office
Court of Appeals
Sing Sing
Lim
Paris
Schepps
Rosenthal
Good Idea. Pivst Jeweler Trick in Window Sign
A dialogue from a Kansas City brief shows two jewelers debating a nighttime display scheme. One warns about leaving diamonds in a front window, the other reveals a plan to place a sign reading Anything In This Window 10 Cents to deter theft.
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Pivst Jeweler
Kansas City
Conversation Ghosts of a Curious Museum Scene
A curator presents an odd display while a conversation girl comments on a burial choice. The dialogue hints at a stray Sterias figure and a whimsical, enigmatic scene within a museum setting.
Red Bank Auto In Two Accidents
George Moody, Red Bank harness man, drove his car home from a ride and overturned near Red Bank station, escaping injury while the car was damaged. The next day his son George Jr. collided with a Jersey Central Traction trolley on Monmouth street, injuring neither, but dinging the auto again as steering remained faulty.
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George Moody
Red Bank
Moody
Mr. Moody
Young Moody
Coterie Guests at Mrs Adlem's Red Bank Home
Mrs Isaac H Adlem hosted the Philomathian Coterie on Friday at Broad Street Red Bank. The afternoon featured a Geogra phy and Commerce program presented by Miss Josephine Wood. A business meeting preceded the talk with secretary authorized to invite Miss Meddie O Hamilton to speak December 1 at First Methodist Church on The Brotherhood of Man as portrayed in Powelly. Hamilton previously supervised the Red Bank Chautauque last summer.
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Isaac H. Adlem
North Broadstreet
Red Bank
Broadstreet
Josephine Wood
Meddie O. Hamilton
Brotherhood of Man
Powelly
Hamilton
Red’ Bank Chautauque
Improving at Hospital
Peter Conover of Freehold, a surgical patient at Monmouth Memorial Hospital, is progressing well after being admitted about a week ago.
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Peter Conover
Freehold
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
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Tuxpam
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Vera Cruz
Carranza
Mexico
William Bayard Hale
Wth
Bryan
Hale
Mexico City
Huerta
Chapultapec Castle
National Palace
Moheno
John Lind
Modeno
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Monterey
Guaymas
Magatlan
Japan
Pacific
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Tuxpan
Candido Aguilar
National Railways
Xicoteneat
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Tampleo
Huerts
General Blanyquet
General Averts
War Department
le Cintemary
Cd National Railways
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Asbury
Kellogg’s Wheat Biscuits
A&p
Crisco
Vesey Street
New York City
Woonsocket
R. 1
Iowa
Norway
Rob Roy
Tomato
Bensdorf
Electro
Trolls
Mery
Nee
Peed Ses
India
Ceylon
Broadway
Long Branch
Uersey
S.&h. Green
Miss Hamilton
Cook's Bee Hive Department Store
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Main Street
Asbury Park, N. JJ
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