Proposed State Highway System Plans Completed
1 489 miles are included with 1 210 improved and 97 not in cities. Ocean Highway and River Drive embraced. work to begin with legislative approval of the program.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
1
State to Take Over Roads in New Highway Plan
The State Highway Commission approved a 1912 plan outlining 1,489 miles for state control with 1,210 miles already improved. The report calls for surveying all routes before taking over roads, requests funds for plotting, maintenance, and repair, and notes Gov. Wilson's approval and a push to relieve counties of highway maintenance burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State Highway Commission
Edwin A. Stevens
The
Highway Commission
Delaware River
Wilson
Trust Company Elects Officers in New Jersey
The New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Company directors met for organization and elected officers. Augustus Chandler as president, Samuel B. Scobey and C Asa Francis as vice presidents, Anthony Z. Woolley as secretary and treasurer, Arthur C. Morris as assistant secretary and treasurer, with Jor H. C. Morford as counsel. A dividend of 3 percent was declared for the six months ending February 28, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Company
Augustus Chandler
Samuel 8. Scobey
C. Asa Francis
Anthony Z. Woolley
Arthur C. Morris
H. C. Morford
Public Market Ordinance Beatens Sets Street Improvements
The Board of Commissioners approved first reading of ordinances for permanent street improvements on Second Third and Rockwell avenues and opening West End Court. Residents petitioned for water mains extension. the request was sent to Parks and Public Improvements. City finances showed receipts and expenditures for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boar of Commissioners
Second
Third
Rockwell Avenues
West End Court
Monmouth Avenue
Board of Commissioners
George HH Northam
Bord
R. Horace Curtis
BeecRn
Stevens
Monmouth County Electric Company
State Utility Board
Three Injured In Collision At Hopping's Crossing
A collision at 8 35 this morning between a Jersey Central Traction construction car and a R R freight train at Hopping's Crossing Middletown township left three injured. The freight train was drilling at hopping's grave pits when the trolley car passed directly in front of the locomotive. (Continued on Sixth Page.) Lincroft Boy Scouts meet tomorrow night to form a boys scout organization led by Mrs. Lewis Thompson of Brookylale Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. RR
Jersey Central Traction Company
Hopping
Middletown Township
Lincroft
Lewis
Thompson
Brookylale Farm
Inauguration Bill Killed By Assembly In Trenton
The Assembly defeated the Nichols bill to appropri ate 35000 to send the National Guard to the inauguration after an amendment required Senate attendance at state expense. The measure was then altered to fund the Acting Governor and staff for the event. Next week may decide whether militia attendance proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Nichols
National Guard
Senate
Adams
Moore
Mercer
Richards
Atlantic
Committee On Militia
Robbery at Local Grocery Ends in Fire Hazard Fear
A Long Branch grocery on Central Avenue suffers a second break in as burglars enter through two rear doors leaving burnt matches and damaged stock. Owner J N Vanebaum reports heavy losses and worries about a potential fire from the careless intruders. Police notified as investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Vanebaum
Central Avenue
Tanebaum
Animal Rampage Spooks Broadway Crowd
A strange animal ran amuck yesterday causing chaos as it prowled the streets. It was cornered under a basket and shot after a chaotic chase. One man was bitten and another’s clothing torn during the street scene.
Rabidlooking Yellow Dog Terrorizes City Streets
A yellow dog attacked pedestrians and schoolchildren in several city sections causing panic. It bit one man, Weisner of Woolley and Weisner, and was shot by a patrolman after a basket capture near Slocum's. Health officials later planned tests at the state lab while police warned residents to avoid the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antic
Phe
Weisner
Seventh Avenue
Det Ste
Welner
Welon
Broadway
Vogelsang
Slocum
Pent
Yabor
State Laboratory
Layton
Citizens National Bank designated depository for bankruptcy estates
The District Court of New Jersey designated Citizens' National Bank of Long Branch as a depository for money in bankruptcy estates. The order, dated January 10, requires bonds of $14,000 and names judges Joseph Cross and John Rellstab as present at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ National Bank
District Court of the United States For
District of New Jersey
United States Court House
Trenton
Joseph Cross
John Rellstab
Congress
United States
Long Branch
N. J
Citizens National Bank
United States of America
John Bellstab
Sea Bright Postmaster Candidates Named
Four Sea Bright candidates compete for the postmaster job as Hall Packer’s term ends April 20. Hampton leads a slate including Carl Kemp Eugene Pannaci James A Ryan and Henry L Zobel who endorsed Hampton. Red Bank Elks plan an all-star vaudeville at the New Lyric Theatre on March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Packer
Sea Bright
Packer
Frank Hampton
Mr. Hampston
Carl Kemp
Eugene Pannaci
James A. Ryan
Henry L. Zobel
Mr. Hampton
Red Bank Lodge of Elks
New Lyric Theatre
Red Bank
RIDDLE WRECK SENTENCED IN PEDS TADE DEAL CASE
David Riddle, convicted two weeks ago in a pedeste tide deal, was sentenced by Judge Poster to not less than three and one half years and not more than seven in state prison. He procured an aged widow, Mrs Martha Po Moore, of Asbury Part, to sign deeds for property and induced another woman to impersonate a man. Moore signed acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David HE Riddle
Poster
Riddle
Martha Po Moore
Asbury Part
Ito
Springs Lake
Moore
Election of officers at New Jersey Conference on Charities
The closing session at Plainfield elected officers led by Rev. Walter Reed Hunt of Orange to succeed Dr. Frank Moore as president. Monmouth county delegates and prominent local ladies attended and were named to an advisory committee. The report notes ongoing work and support for a Monmouth county conference renewal, with special mention of notable participants and invitations for local engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Plainfield
Walter Reed Hunt
Orange
Frank Moore
Retway
Moore
Monmouth County
Isaulery
Lewis
Thompson
Red Bank
Leon Cubber- Hey
Society For the Improvement
Wiliam C. Vries
William Cate
JL. van Brakle
S. Thompson
Leon Cubberlex
Jessie Wilson
Wilmon
Percy H. Stewart
Red Bank Postmaster Nomination Sparks Party Clash
President nominates Red Bank postmaster ending factional fight. Local Republicans back Sweeney while Democrats seek borough collectorship. Thompson could become postmaster if appointed, reshaping balance in the local office.
Aged Bible Teacher Sick at Broadway Home
Abram Lockerson, teacher of the Men's Bible Clues at St. Luke's Sunday school, is sick at his Broadway home with stomach trouble. He is described as approaching the four score and ten mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram &. Lockerson
St. Luke's
Broadway
Lokerson
Persian Resident Talks Here Tonight
Robert M. Labaree, longtime Uramia Persia resident, speaks at the Presbyterian Church lecture room tonight at 7 45. His talk covers Evgenia and Persia’s affairs, aiming to broaden knowledge. admission is free and all are invited by St James Missionary Lottery at Broadway and Third Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James' Missionary
Broadway
Third Ave
Presbyterian Church
Robert M. Labaree
Uramia
Persia
Evgenia
St. James
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Joseph Royster
Abbottsford Avenue
Ups
Walker
City Hall
James
Keyport
Billy James
Vogel Minstrels
Guy Pros
Matawan Fire Department
Edwin Field
Society of Eastern Monmouth
Front Street
Field
Henry E. Shaw
John Taylor
Spring Majestic Theatre
Monmouth
Gulden's
DR. Thompson
Thelves
Tanebaum Place
Ellis
Washington
Long Branch Lodge
B. P
Mother Lodge
New York
Garfield Avenue
Nelson Yo Troulun
Freehold
Hilia G Potter
Pischnet
Joly S
Whit | Wey
Ta. Coleman
Coleman
Potter
Theane
Durand, Iving Ad Carton
Mr. Potter
Charles J. Cook
Wilbur A.raickley
Dr. Coleman
Little Cur
Dr. Dobbins
John Y. Dobbins
Holmdel
J. Mex Melleese
J. Alex Guy
Mr. Guy
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Moving Pictures
Algonquin Club
Monmouth Beach
Mary
Ertirdis
Esiethar
Ovens Uftioir
Deeb
Pike
Eibainder
Ghothe
Cammouth
Emmnivdl
Mov Pach
Broad Street
Citizens’ National Named Depository
Long Branch Bank
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the Daily Record
It Pays
Long Granc
Pullman
Wagbington
Charles J. Gummersbach
Jean Brylawski
Main Street
Asbury Park
Sweeney
Tala
Wal Ham
Bank
Meities Varitys
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Willian A. Sweenier
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Haroush
Cannell
Waitase
Chelsea Avenue
William HH. Walurikht
Sea Pright
F. J
Mandachuch
William Bennett
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