Census Apportionment Sparks Jersey Political Shuffle
Trenton Dec 13 The new census figures trigger a possible shift in New Jersey county classifications and state representation. Passaic may move to first class. assemblymen must be apportioned among 21 counties with four seats unassigned pending fractional totals. Atlantic, Hudson, Mercer, and Middlesex emerge as pivotal in the looming apportionment debate.
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Trenton
N. J
Passaic
Essex and
Hudson
Ben
Aseas
Congress
New Jersey
Thig
Cape May
Gloucester
Hunterdon
Ocean
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Atlantic
Burlington
Camden
Cumberland
Essex
Ik Boos Centcisensis
Duahae
Warren
Mercer County
Morris
Middlesex
Hudada
Thireen
Hudeon
Senate
Assembly
Atlantic County
Rasex
Tower House
Monmouth
Bergen
Besex
Tantic
Seaax
Monmouth Doctors in Session at County Medical Society
Annual meeting of the Monmouth County Medical Society held in Freehall this afternoon to elect officers for the coming year. Attending physicians include Harry B. Shaw, Joseph T. Welch, Jose Campbell, and Harry B. Slocum. Also notes new Imperial Laundry pricing.
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Monmouth County Medical Society
Freehall
Harry BE
Shaw
Joseph T. Welch
Jose Campbell
Harry B. Slocum
Arrest of alleged Red Bank kidnapper in New York raid
Salvatore Gallato, linked to the Red Bank abduction of Mamie Petillo, was arrested in a midnight New York raid by Italian squad detectives under Deputy Commissioner Flynn. Four others were detained as suspicious persons. police pursue other gang members and the alleged mastermind remains at large.
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Salvatore Gallato
Mamie Petillo
Red Bank
Flynn
No. 53
Birst Street
New York
Lallan
Vachris
Galatto
J. Frank Patterson
Elwood Minagh
Mamle
Patterson
Poetillo
Gallato
Petillo
Petiito
Leonard Street
Mamie
Anna
Steve Blaise
Mani
Long Branch
Benedetta Laborado
Ashland Council Plans Silver Jubilee Committee
Ashland Council No.28 Jr. O U A M met at Packer's Hall and formed a fifteen member jubilee committee to arrange the January 15 silver jubilee. Members include P Hall Packer chair. H McGill Charles Hampton Winfield White Frederick Yetman C A Ford Charles Wingerter R C Sherman P J Popinga Raymond Ferry Riker Carlock C M Slayton C A Lane. State councilors may attend. a program will be prepared. You Can t Be Too Particular about your Christmas candies. Get them at Hicks.
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Ashland Council
Packer's Hall
P. Hall Packer
C. M. Slayton
C. A. Lane
Ellor la Ree
Gate Council
Amiong
Dr. Agram
West Long Branch Friendship Club Hosts Norton Home Event
The West Long Branch Friendship Club met at Mr. and Mrs. W E Norton’s Monmouth Road residence after a snow postponement. Nearly all members attended the Thursday gathering with a late night collation. The next meeting is slated for January 10 at the Sherman home.
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Friendship Club
W. E. Norton
West Long Branch
West Long
Walter Cornell
James R. Monat
Frank Sherman
Bert White
Harry Hulick
George Vanhiel
Lizzie Krug
Dorothy Dangler
Phoebe Sherman
Eva P. Norton
George M. Vanhiel
Richard Cornell
Willard Sawyer
Oliver Norton
Langdon Norton
Pastors Invited Back in Four Methodist Churches
All four Long Branch Methodist Episcopal churches report strong year end results. Rev Alfonzo Dare is unanimously invited to a second year, with three of four appointments to be filled by existing pastors and speculated moves for Curwen Fisher Neal and Eberhardt. Revival services and Christmas goods promotions noted in Red Bank and North Long Branch areas.
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Methodist Episcopal
Simpson Memorial Church
Alfonzo Dare
John Handley
Curwen
Fisher
Old First Church
Neal
Bre Luke’s
Ebernhardt
Agbury
Mr. Weatherby
Weatherpvy
Asbury M. B
North Long Branch
Rev. Weatherby
Eberhardt
Fugitive Caught After Five Years in Trenton
Brian C. Craig, once a prominent Asbury Park restaurant owner, was arrested in Trenton after five years on the run. He faces charges of deserting his wife and children and larceny of between 96,000 and 7,000 dollars from his wife and an associate during his travels since Labor Day last year. He had moved west after leaving Asbury Park, worked as a traveling salesman for National Biscuit Co, and was located at 242 North Warren street before arrest.
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Brian C. Craig
Asbury Park
Trenton
Aun tWe Childrent
Craig
Chicago
Plate
James Smith
Goodwin
Haines
Smith
Central Station
Freehold
Asbury Park Moves to Reinstall Voting Machines
Asbury Park votes to request two more voting machines from the secretary of state for two districts lacking them. Despite sentiment against machines in Monmouth County, the city may hold special elections to decide continued use, potentially making it the only city with one machine per election district. Also notes a successful Jolly Boys dance in Neptune Hall with Wyman's Orchestra.
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Asbury Pang
Asbury Park
Secretary of State
Unkmen
Monmouth County
Trenton
Dolly Boys
Jolly Boys
Oceanic
Neptune Hall
North Laing Branch
Wyman
Captain Jewell No Etter Lighthouse Keeper
Captain Samuel P. Jewell, formerly in charge of the Sandy Hook lighthouse, is described as frail and weak but mentally alert. He is aged and has recently left his home in a wheeled chair, indicating health decline and residence in the city.
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Samuel P. Jewell
Ieee
Sandy Hook
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey
Forecast for the next thirty six hours shows fair weather tonight with rising temperatures and warmer conditions into Wednesday. Low confidence due to garbled OCR text.
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Weather Bureau
New Jorsey
Dragged on icy street as sleigh horses run away
Frederick Atkinson of Long Branch was dragged nearly 100 feet by frightened horses attached to a cutter sleigh on Cookman avenue Asbury Park yesterday afternoon. West Grove resident Nati Ford tackled the team at the reins, stopping the pair as Atkinson escaped with minor injuries.
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Asbury ‘Park
Asbury Park
Frederick Atkinson
Long Branch
Nati Ford
West Grove
Atkinson
Cookman Avenue
Steinbach
Emory Street
Presbyterian Fair Opens Tomorrow at First Church
Arrangements completed for the annual fair and bazar of the Young Woman's Social Union at the First Presbyterian Church. The event runs tomorrow afternoon through Friday with booths, decorated displays, bargain articles, and a chafing dish supper. Community fundraising will support the Christmas distribution for the poor. Otto Vaugoin of the Rheinland Hotel remains confined to his room with improving condition.
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Young Woman's Social Union
First Presbyterian Church
Third Avenue
Veterans to elect officers at G A R fall meeting
The G A R will hold its annual officer selection on Thursday night with Mayor C O ae completing his second term as presiding commander. Local musicians from Eatontown and the Long Branch Military Band will provide orchestral music for the Firemen's Ball in Eatontown tomorrow evening. Christmas gifts feature at L de la Renssille’s jeweler Red Bank with a wonderful display of candlesticks, attracting shoppers.
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Charles, O. McFaddin
Long Branch Society For the
J. @. Lovell
City Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sone of
Eeterans
C.0. Ae
Eatontown
Long Branch
Furniah
Firemen’s
L. de la Renssille’s
Jewsler
Red Bank
Long Branch Board of Health
Nate
Packer
War Department Warns of Unprepared Nation
Washington reports the War Department warns the United States is unprepared for war with Atlantic ports and Gulf states exposed. The document, prepared for a House resolution, was delayed by panic claims and notes a planned permanent national defense council including lawmakers and executives.
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Washington
United States
Atlantic
Gulf Coast States
War Department
House
Tawney
Dickinson
Congress
Council of National Defense
Marcus Nesbit Dead In Red Bank Indigestion Death
Marcus Nesbitt, son in law of ex Councilman T D Bazley, died at Red Bank from acute indigestion after a one day illness. He was under forty six, married to Mamie Bazley, with no children, and was connected with the livery and Lem Ketcham's uptown stables. He is survived by a sister in Long Branch.
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T.D. Bazley
Red Bank
Marcus Nesbitt
Lem Ketcham
Moon
Mr. Nesbitt
Mamie Bazley
Gouedilman
Thomas D. Bassey
Frank &, Howland
Long Branch
Academic Society Meeting at Chattle High School
The weekly gathering of the Chattle High School Academic Society was held on Monday. The program featured readings by Stix Girle Ruth Elias Margaret Howland Bertha Van Dyke Helen Christmas in Germany. Songs included Stille Nacht. Reading The First Christmas Nacht by Pearl Breees.
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Chattle High School Society
Chattle High School Academic Society
Stix Girle
Ruth Elias
Margaret Howland
Bertha van Dyke
Helen Christmas
Germany
Helen Green Green
Vera Edwards
Orthrude Crum
Hellige
Pearl Breees
City Council Reviews Telephone Franchise Ordinance Changes
City Council held an informal meeting to discuss and exchange views on a proposed telephone ordinance. The draft would cover all streets and areas not previously granted to the New York Telephone Company and hints at city remuneration in amendments to come.
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New York ‘Telephone Company
Hach ‘Wec
Jubilee Celebration Honors Rev Edward Bean at Holy Cross
The silver jubilee of Rev Edward J Bean, rector of the Church of the Holy Cross in Sea Bright and Rumson, will be marked by a 10 o clock mass and celebratory events. A guest list includes Monsignor John Pox and former rector James A from Lady Star of the Sea, with local support from Sea Bright and Rumson residents.
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Gea Bright
Rumson
Edward J. Bean
Holy Cross
Church of the Holy Bean
Caageiel Ai
Aaa
James A
Lady, Star of the Sea
Long Branch
John HR Pox
Trenton
Newark
John P.wick
Bia
Sea Bright and
Church of the Holy Cross
Gloucester City
Church of the Sacred Heart
Holy Cross Church
Sisters in Hospital
Miss Anot Jackson and Mary Jackson, daughters of Mr and Mrs Alonso Jackson of Red Bank, are at Monmouth Memorial Hospital for appendicitis. Amma was stricken Tuesday and Mary Friday. Both work in Boughton Hopper's five and ten cent store.
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Anot Jackson
Mary Jackson
Alonso Jackson
St Bank
Red Bank
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Amma
Mary
Boughton & Hopper
Lange Plant
Lone Branch
Baturéay
Found 2 Year Old Coin in Baton Town Advertiser Building
A garbled OCR item mentions a two year old coin found near a stairway and a crevice in the Baton town Advertiser building. The fragment implies a small discovery during construction or maintenance. Further context is unclear due to text corruption.
Goreey Troupe Member Sets Off for New York Engagements
Local theatrical performer Goreey leaves Long Branch for several days in New York. Friends praise his stage presence and say the troupe’s attractions are drawing attention, with Goreey as a key highlight.
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Bernard Goreey
New York
Tives
Mr. Goreey
Dar Oli
James Plana Agreed Upon
Fragmentary text appears to reference agreements and names amid garbled lines about contracts and items. No clear event date, location, or coherent actions are discernible.
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James Plana
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Rheinland Hotel
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Republican Executive Committee
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Attair
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