Fire alarm circuit interference by church sexton
William Archer, sexton of First Presbyterian Church at Third and Chelsea, during razing of a large tree, knocked several fire alarm boxes out of commission. Branches brought down a fire alarm wire on the Third avenue circuit. The Third avenue bell edition signaled a problem to Fire Alarm Inspector Howland. He investigated, found the wire down, and repairs were completed this morning restoring circuit operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Archer
Sexton
First Presbyterian Church
Third and
Chelsea Avenues
Third Avenue
Howland
Daughter For Hyers in New Jersey Train Context
Leon Hyer of the CLA Tr of N J grins after a nine pound baby girl arrived Friday at his home. Mother and child are reported well. The Hyer couple recently moved from the city to stay with Mrs. Ilyer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson Fisher, on Center street in Sea Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Hyer
CLA. Tr
N. J
Dr. Stork
Villa advances and Mexican capital under tense threat
Washington reports delayed internal Mexican news as Villa moves HQ toward Mexico City and Zapata forces plan a grand reception. 8,000 Villista troops reportedly push Carranza forces from Pachuca while Gonzales and Trevino's troops retreat. Irregulars claim control of the capital.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Carranza
Villa
Valla
Gutierrez
Cecil Spring- Rice
Mexico City
Vera Crag
el Paso
Texas
Tula
Plattapatta
Zapata
Villista
Gonzales
Trevino
Pachuca
Hidalgo
Sahatripa Sohora
Ayeda
Pastor Reed's Brother Injured in Bicycle Accident
Sinan Need of Osborniville, brother of Rev. Elijah F. Reed of Highlands, was badly injured a few days ago when run down by an automobile while riding a bicycle at Point Pleasant. He was thrown onto a wagon and suffered a gash over the left eye and temple and injuries to his limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Sinan Need
Osborniville
Elijah F. Reed
Highlands
Point Pleasant
Mr. Reed
Red Bank Couple Celebrate Second Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W G Lufthurrow of Red Bank celebrated their second wedding anniversary on Saturday Mrs Lufthurrow formerly Miss Laura Dickinson daughter of Mr and Mrs T F Dickingon of Eatontown
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Red Bank
W. G. Lufthurrow
Red Hank
Meuse and Ardennes Regions In World Fortifications
Washington D. C. Dec 1 The National Geographic Society issued a statement on the Meuse department in northeastern France and the Ardennes noting Verdun St Mihiel and Gironville fortifications. The Meuse river valley spans about 80 by 40 miles with 2400 square miles hosting forests Meuse valley industry, waterways, rail lines Paris to Strassburg and Paris to Metz. Ardennes covers about 2028 square miles with a population near 000 and a two panhandle geography. The region supports sugar beets crafts textiles and military history including Mezieres siege of 1921.
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Washington
D. C
Verdun
Department of the Meuse
Sedan
Charleville
Department of Ardennes
Natonal Geographic Sociey
Staement Figng
France
St. Mihiel
Gironville
Montmedy
Stenay
Montfaucon
Sprincourt
Troyon
Commercy
Meuse
Department
Northwes
Mihiel
Toul
Argonne
Cote de Meuse
de Woevre
Department of the Mouse
Mohawk Valley
New York
Susquehannah
Pennsylvania
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Ligny-en-Barriog
Marne
Franee
Rhine
Germany
Paris
Strassburg
Metz
Meuse Valley
Ardennes
Kentucky
United States
Bouiszicourt
St. Ponce
Mezleres
Chevalier Bayard
Battle of Sedan In Franco Prussian War Landmark
The town endured three sieges during the Franco Prussian War. At Sedan a pivotal battlefield shaped history as France’s defenses collapsed, marking a decisive moment in the conflict.
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Sedan
France
Germans Hold Poland Front as War Rushes East
Reports from Lodz say German forces resist fiercely, suffering heavy losses and retreating with supplies lost. British and Japanese ships pursue a German squadron in South Atlantic, while Austrian officials claim a Russian defeat at Komanna. Germany tightens food limits as 9,500 Russians are reported captured. Entrenchments grow on the Polish front as Hindenberg strengthens, with Belgian cannonading noted north of Arras but no infantry advances.
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Poland
Lodz
South America
Montevide
South American
South Atlantic
River Plata
Brazillian
Vienna
Berlin
London
Komanna
von Hindenberg
Kaiser
Warsaw
Washington, D. C
Germany
Dreyfus
State Department
War Office
East Prussia
The
Hague
Mackenzen
Belgium
Paris
Arras
Yeggmen Attack Hawthorne Post Office in Paterson NJ
Yeggs forced entry into the Hawthorne New Jersey post office during a running gun fight. Ten shots fired as they fled after William H. Post engaged them. Soap and nitroglycerin found in the door lock. about $100 in cash and stamps missing from the safe. Rabbi M Grossman of Red Bank arrested for allegedly improper horse handling and fined. Local property dispute over stable on Michael Callahan’s Chapel Hill property leads to renting elsewhere.
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P. O
Paterson
N. J
Hawthorne
Wfter & Running
William H. Post
M. Grossman
Red Bank
Justice Wise
Michael Callahan
Chapel Hill
Shrewsbury Avenue
Keyport Ladies Plan Hospital Benefit Entertainment
The Keyport Ladies Auxiliary of Monmouth Memorial Hospital plans an entertainment for postholiday benefit. The Keyport free public library association will hold a fair and bazaar on Tuesday at the library building. Community notices include a smoker for December 18 by the Keyport Republican club and various local residents’ holiday travels and recoveries.
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Keyport
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Keyport Free Public Library Association
Harvey
Bedle
Albert Vanderbalt
Dallas G. Young
Republican Club
Grover Wethered
Mack
Whital Tatum Company
Ta. m
George Thompson
New York
Oakwood Park
Edmund McKinney
John G. Sehanek
Pennsylvania
Henry T. Hopkins
Atlantic City
Pleasantville
Tercy Walling
Westfield
Mary Walling
Emma Rheinhold
Charles Rheinhold
Red Cross
Howard D. Littell
South
Mary Armstrong
Walter B. Cherry
Sarah Fairchild
Hutchinson
Kan
William Fairchild
Morris Cohen
Leverett C. Stone
Social Visitors And Sunday Guests In Elberon Area
Elberon news notes visitors from Newark Norwood Deal Beach and Long Branch. Oscar Mertz and family of Newark visit Gordon and Luke families on Norwood avenues. Clarence Porter spent Friday in Wiherton. Cecil Conover family. Sickles and Worth families visit relatives. Mrs Russell Jeffrey visits her mother Minnie Wright in Long Branch. Nellie Chamberlain Eva Adams spend Saturday with Arthur Jackson and Carol Dangler in Wayside. Errickson couple visit Conover in Deal Beach. Sacks family relax at Red Lodge on Elberon avenue. Puncke visits, Samuel Wright and family visit Tilton. Vaninel and Jeffrey plan winter in St Petersburg Sunny South leave Friday.
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Oscar Mertz
Harold
Mildred
Newark
William Gordon
Norwood Avenue
George Luke
Norwood Avennue
Clarence Porter
Wi Heron
Cecil Conover
Dorothy
Phyllis
Herbert
Lester Sickles
Soni
Omar
Sickles
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James P. Stevenson
Richard Walling
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Elizabeth Aronlad
Keansburg
James Gilligan
Charles Acker
Rnte Pentermann
Thomas Roberts
Elia Conover
Holmdel
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Timothy Reddington
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New Monmouth Baptist Church
A. H. Sutphin
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George W
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Wilbur Coddington
Harry Coe
Henry Frost
Chas
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Helen
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George Pentermann
Ethel VanZee
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Pequannock
N. J. Rey
A. H. Sutplin
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Ridgewood
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Samuel Vaninel
George W. Jeffrey
Oakwood Avenue
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