City finances audited by sinking fund officials in New Jersey
The report shows bonded indebtedness 761000.00, sinking fund 68618.19, investments 48141.02, bonds matured 6000.00 and 65000.00, balance on hand 102,477.17, interest 9402.40 this year, 16519.64 since prior year, and total receipts 126120.60. Bryant B. Newcomb and colleagues certify the books as correct after audit by Harry B. Shipman, CPA.
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Dupttears— Meti
Tas Less Kinnetei
Bryant B. Newcomb
William A. Stevens
Frank L. Howland
Sinking Fund Commissioners
Office
Sinking Fund Commission
City Hall
Long Branch
N. J
Harry B. Shpiman
Certified Public Accountant
N. Y
Harry B. Sherman
Hank
Asma
City of Long Branch
Beach & Park
City of Long Bradeh
New York City
City of of
Veach & Park
Recovery Report On Samuel Sayden Sr After Auto Accident
Samuel Sayden Sr, hospitalized at Monmouth Memorial after Thanksgiving night auto crash, shows slight improvement. He is awake, interested in surroundings, asks for family, and can answer brief questions. Those alleged to be responsible remain free on bail as they await the outcome.
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Samuel Sayden
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Loyal Benefit Paid to Widow of W E B Parker
Yesterday Treasurer Charlies L. Ed wards paid Mrs. Lucretia Parker widow of W E B Parker a $2000 voucher for the Loyal Association policy carried by the late Mr Parker. Advertise in the Daily Record It pays.
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Charlies L. Edwards
Lucretia Parker
W. E. B. Parker
Loyal Association
Parker
Daily Record
Long Branchh Council
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Highwayman Trys Robbery in Front of Little Silver House
William Sherwood confronted a lone highwayman at eight oclock near W W Shampanores house in Little Silver. The thief wrestled with Sherwood for his revolver, fled toward Little Silver station, leaving Sherwood with a wounded hand and torn pants. The assailant warned Sherwood then escaped. no arrests made as villagers aided search. Sherwood recently returned from Wheeling West Virginia where he worked in a garage. He formerly lived in Little Silver and had grocery ties with his brother Frank Sherwood.
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William Sherwood
W. W. Shampanore
Little Silver
Little Silver Station
Mr. Sherwood
Mr. Shampanore
Freehold
White House
Ryerson's
Sherwood
Wheeling
W. Va
Littl Silver
Frank Sherwood
Receivers Appointed for Two New York Stores
W A Marble and John A Shepard named receivers for the 14th Street Store and the Simpson Crawford Company, both in New York, after a Philadelphia styled equity suit. Henry Melville also named receiver for Henry Seigel and Company bank. The petition claims debts of 65000, 350000 and 60000 respectively. The Greenhut Seigel Copper firm not involved.
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New York
W. A., Marble
John A. Shepard
14Th Street
Simpson Crawford Company
Hery Seigel
Henry E. Seigel and Company
Henry Melville
Seigel Stores Corporation
United States
Fourteen Street
Merchants Express Company
Henry Seigel Department Stores
Henry £. Siegel and Company
Henry Siegel Company
Greenhut-Seigel Coper Company
New Years Dance at Oceanic by the Jolly Haymarkers
The Jolly Haymarkers of Oceanic prepare a New Year’s Eve masquerade at Red Men’s Hall. Dancing starts 8:30 p.m. and runs all night with refreshments at midnight. Weyman’s Orchestra will supply music and committee in charge includes William Fritz Louis Frietag and William Traut.
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Oceanic
Weyman
William Fritz
Louis Frietag
William Traut
Jury in Schmidt case trials 24 hours without verdict
The New York jurors in the Hans Schmidt trial for the Anna Aumueller murder have deliberated since yesterday afternoon, with a split vote of ten for conviction and two for acquittal. They requested a transcript of testimony and Judge Foster's charge as they reexamine the case amid continued debate.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumueller
Foster
Smith Ely Jeliffe
Altentat
Judge Foster
Schmidt
Olcott
Anna Aumuller
Matteawan
Tie
New HUDSON Light Six-40 Arrives Serving Era of Innovation
Yesterday the new Light Six-40 arrived signaling a new era for Hudson. Advertisers urge readers to see the car at once as the greatest innovation in Hudson history.
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Hudson
America
Hudson Six-40 and Six-54 Drive Into Modern Luxury
The Hudson Six-40 and Six-54 showcase streamlined bodies, luxury interiors, and advanced features like electric starting, parabolic headlights, and concealed hinges. Prices start at $1,750 f.o.b. Detroit for the Six-40 and $2,250 for the Six-54, with strong demand and limited December output.
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Seico
Hudson
Detroit
Miss Carr Hosts Holiday Party At Broadway Home
Miss Dorothy Carr hosted friends at her Broadway residence with music games and a new Indoor Baseball game. Rooms were decorated in red and green with mistletoe sparking merriment as guests enjoyed a formal dinner and a display featuring five colleges represented by attendees.
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Dorothy Carr
T. M. Carr
Broadway
Miss Carr
Dorothy ‘Doran
Syracuse
Phyllis VanBrunt
Trenton Normal School
T. Bryant Smith
Harvard
Mellon Kettell
Rutgers
Emmett Mulholland
Frazer Kingsland
Pennsylvania
Carr
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Mr. Hayden
Nyals
Roseville Trust Co
Trenton
N. J. Dee
Walker
Newark
Lamonte
Mutual Bank of
Roseville
Delehanty
Jellffe
Anna Armiller
Gord
St. Elizabeth
Heinrich Schmidt
Colgate G. O. P
Senate
Dee
Geo. F. Gaunt
Gloucester
Austin Colgate
Essex
Slocum
Monsmouth County
Monmouth
Deal
Long Branch Fremen
Joseph T. Conover
Howard E. Coffin
Mr. Coffin
Hudson Motor Car CO
Detroit, Michigan
Palace Garden
Pope-Hartford
Buick
L. Zobel
Sea Bright, N. J
Amelia Woolley
Anna Woolley
Helen Zilly
Dorothy VanBrunt
Hazel Barham
Beatrice Rue
Ethelyn Williams
Marjorie Taylor
Dorothy Doran
Marion Blakesee
Byron Blaisdell
Spencer Gulick
Mellon Kettel
Thurlow West
Prager Kingsland
Russell Woolley
Bryant Smith
Woodbridge Beach
Leroy Barry
The
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