ORDER RESTORED IN MEXICO CITY AS VILLA TAKES CHARGE
Washington reports that Gutierrez and Villa have brought fair order to Mexico City with no factional strife. Villa imposes decrees for occupation, bars private property without owner consent, and restores streetcar service with a 25 percent wage increase for workers. Zapata expected to meet Villa. march against Carranza planned soon with Zapata invited to join. Reuters notes improved order and potential delay of the Vera Cruz march.
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Washington, D. C
Gutierrez
General Villa
Mexico City
Silliman
State Department
Carranza
Villa-Zapata
Vera Cruz
Villa
Zapata
Elpago
Texas
General Zapata
Puebla
Washington
D. C
Huerta
Fishermen Attend Funeral of Drowned Companion
Sexton s Chapel on Morrell Street and Broadway held a somber funeral for John P. Keranen, the young fisherman who perished while attempting a rescue near Deal. Only his crew, owner John Woolley, Captain Smith, and the Austrian rescuer attended, with Rev. Dr. Fred Harris leading. Burial followed at Green Lawn Cemetery.
Dog Catcher and Wife Fined for Drunken Disorder
William Banks the Red Bank dog catcher and his wife Ella were fined five dollars each before Judge Harry C. Badeau for drunken and disorderly conduct Tuesday night. Officer Harry Van Note arrested them after earlier complaints. a girl was sent to fetch him during a quarrel at 8 40 PM. The incident followed acting chief Marry Clayton’s reports while Chief Wymbs was away.
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William Banks
Red Bank
Ella Banks
Harry C. Badeau
Harry van Note
Marry Clayton
Wymbs
van Note
Bankes
Bowdoin banker dies after operation in New York
Temple Bowdoin of J P Morgan & Co and longtime Long Branch summer resident died yesterday at his No 104 East 37th Street home after stomach trouble and an operation for peritonitis. He was 51, survived by a son George Temple Bowdoin, with funeral at Grace Church and interment at Sleepy Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Bowdoin
J. P. Morgan & Co
Long Branch
East Thirty-seventh Street
New York
Mr. Bowdoin
Irvington
Hudson
George Sullivan Bowdoin
Morgan Firm
Ocean Avenue
Union Club
New York Yiacht Club
Metrropolitan Club
Recquet
University Club
Ardsley Club
Baltusrol Golf Club
Rumson Country Club
Automobile Club of America
New Englanduiociety
St. Nicholas Society
Hugenot Society
St. James’ Chapel
Anthony Society
Grace
Funeral services for D Henry Gordon at Red Bank home
Funeral services for D Henry Gordon who died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital yesterday from chronic nephritis at age 46 were held from his sister Mrs George Antonides home on Wallace Street Red Bank at 11 o clock. Interment was at Old Tennant with funeral director Harry Fay in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Henry Gordon
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
George Antonides
Wallace Street
Red Bank
Old Tennant
Funral
Harry
Fay
Plans for Empire theatre youth meeting in Red Bank
Plans are made for a big men s meeting at the Empire theatre Red Bank Sunday afternoon December 20. A religious picture show will be shown and a local preacher will deliver a stirring talk. William S Bunn secretary Red Bank Y M C A is arranging details. Moose Dance Tonight at Moose Hall Red Bank. Red Bank Lodge No 1180 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE will hold a social and dance at its headquarters in Moose Hadj Kridel building Broad and Front streets Red Bank. It is ladies night with invitations sent out. There will be awards entertainment good music and refreshments.
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Empire Theatre
Red Bank
William 8. Bunn
Red Bank Y. M. GC. A
Moose
Red Bank Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hadj
Kridel Building
Relief Delegates Elected At Oceanic Fire Engine Co No 1
At last evening’s meeting William C Conk and Fred Wardell were elected to represent the Branch Firemen Relief Association. Joseph Mannaway from Jackson street building was elected to active membership after a lengthy waiting list. Power Boat Yankee Boy from Hackensack went ashore off Sendy Mook in dense fog Tuesday night and broke apart. life savers from Station No 1 rescued four crew members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic Fire Engine Co
William C. Conk
Fred Wardell
Branch Firemen's Relief Association
Joseph Mannaway
Jackson Street
Hackensack
Sendy Mook
Sation No. 1
Old Aerial Truck Given to Volunteers in Long Branch
In Long Branch the city presented the old Aerial truck and a gold badge to William Hendrickson, 82, the oldest Red Shirt volunteer, at the Oceanic fire house after a clam stew dinner. Commissioner Thomas ArrowSmith lauded the volunteers and noted the truck’s long service and restoration for parade use.
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Long Branch
William Hendrickson
Bath Avenue
Oceanic
Public Safety
Thomas Y. Arrowsmith
Lendricksson
Hendrickson
Red Shirts
Thomas L. Worthley
Samuel K. McCloud
Alexander McConnell
John P. Lane
John St. Conk
James P. Throckmorton
J. C. Green
John A. Eaton
George E. West
Mr. Hendrickson
Henry Joline
Director of Public Safety
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Commissioner of Public Safety
Bill’ Hendrickson
Charles J
Hendrickson Weds Elizabeth Hoxey at Engelishtown
Surprise wedding reports 81 year old MA Hendrickson marrying 62 year old Elizabeth Hoxey at the Eng Lishtown M B Church. Officiated by Rev D H Van Dright. They will honeymoon in St Petersburg Fla and travel to the south for winter. Hendrickson is a Deal retiree and former Long Branch Banking director with two children.
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Samuel W. Hendrickson
Engelishtown
Elizabeth Hoxey
Hoxey
Henderson
Englishtown M. B
Mrs. Hendrickson
New York
St. Petersburg
Ila
Mr. Hendrickson
Roseld Avenue
Deal
Long Branch Banking Company
Raymond
Alice Hendrickson
Dancing Every Friday Night at Elk's Hall Davidson
Public invited to Friday dances at Elk's Hall Davidson with Red Frank directing. Admission 25 cents. For ads, call 281-282.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk's Hall
Davidson
David Lamar Receives Two-Year Prison Term
New York report states David Lamar known as the Wolf of Wall Street was convicted of impersonating a Federal officer and sentenced to two years at Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. Chief counsel Henry B. Davis said he would seek a writ of error with a $30,000 bail set. the jury deliberated under an hour.
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New York
David Lamar
Wall Street
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Henry BE. Davis
Washington
Lamar
United States Supreme Court
Snowden Marshall
A. Mitchell Palmer
Louis Cass Ledyard
New Haven
Congressman Palmer
Senate Lobby
Arraignments in Freehold Court Include Assault and Embezzlement
Marcus Lebow pleads not guilty to assault and battery and is held on 200 bail for December 22 trial. Russell O’Connell pleads not guilty to embezzling 30 dollars from Marvin Goddard and is held on 300 bail for December 22 trial. June Miles, colored, released on recognizance after time in jail for assault and battery. Lawrence Holt, colored, pleads guilty to August assault on Freehold farmer Frank De Nyse, released with suspended sentence. Joseph Scilliano faces two indictments for carrying concealed weapons and atrocious assault on Neptune township officer William Burr, claiming self defense.
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Marcus Lebow
Asault
Freehold
Russell O'Connell
Mervin Goddard
Manasquan
June Miles
Lawrence Holt
Frank de Nyse
Joseph Scilliano
William Burr
Neptune Township
Stamps Required on Auto License Requests
Trenton December 3. Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Lippincott announces a new rule requiring revenue stamps with all car registration and driver's license applications and for registration cards. The department cannot sell stamps due to lack of appropriation. ten cent stamps apply to registration certificates licenses and related items while twenty five cent stamps cover power of attorney for non residents.
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Trenton
VanDorn Seliy Garage Sold in Red Bank
Fred VanDorn of Red Bank sold the VanDorn garage and machine shop on Front Street to PF Rumpf. Rumpf runs a boatyard and shipyard immediately behind the VanDorn building. VanDorn will continue handling automobile sales as the deal was completed on Tuesday.
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VanDorn
Independents to Eject Officers At Evening Meeting
A special meeting of the Independent Fire Engine and Truck Co is scheduled for seven thirty tonight. The members will first eject officers and then enjoy a chowder supper, reflecting the club's orderly traditions and social plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Fire Engine and Truck Co
License transfers and renewals touch local hotels and stores
The Union Hotel West End license was transferred this morning at Freehold to Delle McCarthy. Mr Shuhn remains at Hotel Gordon and applied this afternoon to transfer Abraham Gordon's license. The Joseph Maza wholesale liquor license at Long Branch was renewed. Doll dress patterns offered free with each doll purchased at Joseph Fale's Dry Goods Store.
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Joseph Fale
Dry Goody
Christmas Club Plans Major Payouts and Changes
New Jersey Mortgage and Trust may distribute 550,000 to Christmas Saving Club members with more payments expected this week. The club grew from 2,000 subscribers. next year introduces three fixed weekly classes 50 cents 1.00 and 2.00, with larger end totals. Monmouth County Tithe Company expects over 546,000 this year amid ongoing slot machine raids and enforcement actions by city officials.
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New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Company
Monmouth County Tithe Company
Freehold
Bazaar Opens With Turkey Supper and Music
Upward of two hundred people enjoyed the turkey supper and fixins served by the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Luke's M. K. Church on opening night of their annual bazar. Parslow's orchestra provided music while Dr. Fred B. Harris opened with religious exercises. Tonight features a silad supper and tomorrow a chowder supper as attendance grows. also notes Miss Minnie Schneider, Garfield Avenue, has passed nurse exams at Mt. Sanks Hospital in New York and is now registered as a trained nurse.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Luke's M. K
Parslow
Quietrola
Storck’s
Fred B. Harris
Miss Schneider
Minnie Schneider
Garfield Venue
Wer Praharloriry Tern
Mt Sankspital
New York
Sehneider
Panhandlers Arrested at Red Bank Re-arrested On Return
Albert Folmes Joseph Robinson and Martin Meene were seized Monday at Red Bank for panhandling and released Tuesday morning by Judge Radeau, then rearrested that night on the same charge. They were sent to Freehold yesterday for 60 days.
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Red Bank
Albert Folmes
Joseph Robinson
Martin Meene
Radeau
Freehold
Independent Fire Engine Meeting Tonight
Independent Fire Engine company announces an annual or independent meeting tonight. Members are urged to attend. notice dated December contains errors and should be disregarded.
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Independent Fire Engine
Ady
Christmas Treat For Children Here At Long Branch
The Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor urges charitable help as Christmas approaches. Over 100 children have enrolled for a Dec 28 program at 2 p.m. with Santa Claus arriving at the Grand Theatre. Donations are welcomed to aid the relief effort and to bring joy to needy families.
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Long Branch Society
Long Graned
Fungs
Leon Cubberley
Santa Claus
City Hall
Engineer Green Dies at 53 After 30 Years Railroading
Funeral arrangements for Frank B. Green, a New Jersey Central engineer, who died yesterday at his Liberty street home, will be held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock with Rev. Pr. William J. Reed officiating. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will attend in a body. He was 53 and had thirty years of railroading experience.
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Frank B. Green
New Jersey Central
Liberty Street
William J. Reed
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mr. Green
Green
Arrested For Stealing Ride In Red Bank
William Sandward, a Colts Neck farmhand, was arrested last night by Detective J Ty Rodenberger for riding on the baggage of a company train. He was taken to Borough Hall, fined $2 and reprimanded by Judge Harry Hadean. A false alarm fire at 44 Hudson Avenue prompted Red Bank firemen to respond, finding no blaze. An advertisement notes Red Bank Doll Hospital and a Christmas Poor Children's Entertainment at the Grand Theatre on Dec 28 at 2 PM with tickets via City Hall on Dec 1 and 12.
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City Hall
Harvey
Third Avenue
Recorder Arrowsmith
Public Safety Department of City Affairs
William Sandward
Colts Neck
Red Bank
J. Ty Rodenberger
Central Railroad
Borough Hall
Harry ©. Hadean
Independent Hose Company
Red Tank
Reece
Hudson Avenue
Long Thand Society Improvement of
Grand Theatre
Mr Jockaway 75 Faces Foot Amputation at Hospital
John Jockaway aged 75, father of Mrs. H H Pemberton, underwent an above ankle right foot amputation at Monmouth Memorial Hospital yesterday for long standing toe infection. Dr Harry Siew performed the operation. He rested easily and his condition was described as splendid this morning. He will go to Lakewood for rest and careful nursing when permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jockaway
H H. Pemberton
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Jockaway
Harry %. Siew
Funeral service for Frank Green on Sunday at 2
The funeral of Frank Green will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late home at 184 Liberty Street. Friends and relatives are invited.
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Green
Frank & Green
Liberty St
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Parker
Branch Avenue
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N. J
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Ard Ave
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Tate
Keith's
George Daly
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Majestic Theatre
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MA Hendrickson
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Treadway
David
U.S
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