Court Sees Few Holiday Offenders In City
Recorder Arrowsmith had little business as holiday offenders were largely absent. Curtis Mooney of Asbury Park caused a scene after fatally striking a dog named Pickles and was briefly jailed. he offered to plead no contest if released. Gussie Hayes accused Thomas Bennett of break in and assault, Bennett held for grand jury. Thomas Dempster found at a railroad crossing faced a domestic disturbance claim. case deferred to review evidence.
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Recorder Arrowsmith
Curtis Mooney
Asbury Park
Mooney
Second Avenue
Charles J. Gremer
Gremer
Broadway
Third Avenue
George Gremer
City Hall
Kirby
Dr. Gremer
Gussie Hayes
Thomas Bennett
Bennett
Thomas Dempster
Emancipation Celebration Planned in Long Branch New Year
A New Year afternoon and evening Emancipation event will be staged by Trinity A M E Church choir in Long Branch. A parade begins at two o'clock from Potter avenue, looping through Rockwell Central Broadway Liberty street and back to Potter. Lodges and bands join, with Rev. W T B Scott delivering the address and Rev. J H Vanderhorst presiding as ceremonies chair.
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Long Branch
Trinity A. M. E. Church
Potter Avenue
Rockwell Avenue
Central Avenue
Liberty Street
Broadway
Third Avenue
Belmont Avenue
Second Avenue
Harmony and Osceola Lodge
K. of P
Senatorial Lodge
Red Bank
Magnolia Lodge
Edf W
Sea Side Company
VU. R. K
P. Enterprise Band
Trinity A. M. BE
Forces Press Metz Breakthroughs as War Flares
Reports say Allied fire targets Metz outer defenses while French advances push beyond Arnesville and into La Pritre forests. Russian frontline fights persist near Warsaw and Magyag as Austro German fronts hold. Lodz endures severe misery with factory closures and bread shortages. Czar Nicholas travels to front as Vienna reports heavy Christmas Eve battles.
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Metz
Arnesville
LaPritre
Vienna
Berlin
London
Galicia
Poland
Magyag
Dover
South End
War Office
Sheerness
Petrograd
Vistula
Opoczno
Warsaw
Bzura
Ranka
Pilica
Cracow
Lodz
Carl H. von Wiegend
United Press
Hague
Belgium
Front Petrograd
Nicholas Ic
Csr
Francis Joseph
Berne
Belgrade
Santiago
Cilia
Australia
Val Paviso
Austratiaga Navy
House to Decide Burning Issues in Congress
Washington report notes likely end of debate on prohibition and woman suffrage this session. Stories include loyalty in politics from Gillett, Boy Scouts incorporation, Rural Free Delivery progress, and cotton market outlook with predicted half-year crop.
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Congressman Gillett
Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Dee
House
Senate
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Movement
Alonne
Congressman Carlin
Virginian
Congress
Castor Oil Protecta Feet Pledge
Castor oil will prevent feet from becoming sore after a long walk. It should be poured on the feet and kept oily between the toes.
Christmas program to entertain 600 children at theatre
The theatre will host a Christmas afternoon event entertaining 600 children with two reels of comic pictures and a special film titled On Christmas Eve. Admission tickets are available as funds aid the expenses and baskets of provisions have been distributed to sick or distressed homes.
Fire damages closet in Mrs Murphy home in Rockwell area
Mrs Heasie Murphy and daughters smell burning odor in their Rockwell avenue home. A chemical stream from the Independent engine house confined a small fire to a clothes closet on the second floor. Firefighters were not fully needed and cause of ignition remains unknown. Small damage. Also reported officer elections at Kiberon Engine Go No 4 and Christmas open house planned.
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Heasie Murphy
Schneider's
Grociery
Rockwell Avenue
Third Avenue
Commissioner of Public Safety
Arrowsmith
Religious programs slated at Red Bank churches tomorrow
Local congregations plan services across First Baptist First Methodist Grace First Reformed and First Presbyterian. Cantatas and solos by notable soloists feature in morning and evening worship. Dr Lester Loggett and Rev J W Rogan lead and the coming year calendar is noted.
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First Baptist Church
Misa Hana Naser
William A. Sweeney
John King
Herbert
Ef, Williams
Arthur Davis
Grace Methodist Church
Dudley Buck
Marie Skelly
Red Bank
Ralph Morris
Brooklyn
Firat Reformed Church
J. C. Thompson
New Brunswick
Lester Loggett
Weather Signals Mixed For Long Branch Area Tonight
Fair tonight with rising temperatures and moderate variable winds. Long Branch readings show 8 am temperature around 6 degrees, mean yesterday 20, normal 34, and a forecast low near 5 degrees Sunday morning. A trolley collision near St. Nicholas avenue injured six people, New York billed as slight injuries.
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United States Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
N. J
N. W
Wong Branch
Pam
Long Branch City
New York
Union Railway
145Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
New York City
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P. H. Mateh
Panttle
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Pac'fle
Wert
Bern
Gillett
Civil Service
Mann
Fitzgerald
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New York Custom House
Vitagerald
Fife
Wanamaker’s
JOHN _WANAMAKER STORE
Fourth Avenue
Eighth
Tenth Streets
Stuyvesant
Wanamaker
Seventh Gallery
New Building
Reminiscence Club
Miverkise
The
Daily Record
Bessie Murphy
Elherong
Kiberon Engine Go
Harry Tilton
Harry Cloyd
Adam Worth
Joly Quirk
Harry L. White
Wim W. Jeffrey
Harry C. Cloyd
John Fay
Thorns J Patterson
Lhos. Quirk
J. A. Stretton
William RL. Nixon
Mercersburg Academy
Robert L. Eldreige
Charles 4 Idreden
Morrie Avenue
Mercerburg Academy
Courar
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