Rabid City Dog Terrorizes Streets And Strikes Fear
A mad rabid dog bit many and injured children before being shot by a patrolman. Health officials confirmed rabies after sending the animal to the state lab in Trenton. Police orders to kill dogs at large led to a wave of dog killings. fourteen dogs in the month and forty one last month. Some bites were only clothing tears. The dog’s victims include dogs and chickens. all animals bitten were declared hydrophobic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Taber
State Laboratory
Trenton
Vetter
Broadway
City Hall
James Layton
Hdwards
Butcher Schmidt Denies Involvement In Bologna Scandal
In a Long Branch based bologna maker case, Philip Schmidt denies any link to a diseased meat seizure reported in Saturdays Daily Record. Eatontown residents claimed Schmidt’s name implied wrongdoing, but Schmidt asserts no print reference to him and explains his wholesale role amid trading with Hatontown’s Joseph Miller. He notes cattle purchases from Miller and others, urging fair disclosure of business ties as the matter moves to further pages. Majestic Theatre in Red Bank advertises first-class moving pictures nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatontown
The
Daily Record
Eatontown
Long Branch
Philip Schmidt
Record
Schmidt
Joseph Miller
Miller
Asbury Park
Lincoln Praised by Rev Duffield at Sea Bright Church
Rev O B Duffield of Ashland Council led patriotic services at Sea Bright M E Church. He praised Lincoln for rising from humble origins, noting his moral principle and popular oratory, contrasting him with political compromise. The event drew members of Jr O U A M and other patriotic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright Church
Sea Bright M. EB
Duffield Ashland Council
Duffield
To Dog Owners Keep Dogs Secure After Stray Dog Killed
A stray dog that bit others and a dead dog showing rabies prompts local public safety to destroy all stray dogs. Owners must leash dogs and report any bites to City Hall or a policeman so their dog may be killed if bitten. T V Arrowsmith Director Public Safety notes this precautionary measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. Arrowsmith
Public Safety
Death of Holmdel politician found in vacant field near Matawan Road
Theodore R. Thorne a lifelong Holmdel resident and Democratic politician was found dead in a vacant field near Matawan Road Keyport area after missing several days. Coroner Harry C Fay ruled death from a lung hemorrhage and exposure. Thorne 56 left home Thursday for Keyport rode with Albert Drum before vanishing. Evidence shows a struggle and blood in snow. Survived by widow Emma Thorne and others. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore R. Thorne
Holmdel Township
Matawan Road
Holmdel
Harry C. Fay
Red Bank
Harvey Bedle
Keyport
Fay
Thorne
Albert Drum
Mr. Thorne
Garrett and
Harriett Walling Thorne
The
Masons
Coronal Council
Royal Arcanum
Emma Thorne
Grandstand seats for Jer(se)y men for Wilson inauguration
Trenton reports Assistant Secretary of State Joh H Lippincott announces New Jersey reservations for grandstand seats opposite the reviewing stand at Washington for the March 4 inauguration. Six hundred seats are $5 each, with rooms at Raleigh Hotel. notices go to Colonel Thomas H Birch and Charles J Fury. Reservations due by February 15 with checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Joh. H. Lippincott
Washington
Lippincott
Wilson
Thomas H. Birch
Burlington
Raleigh
Charles J. Fury
Progressives Push County Wide Ticket Drive In Monmouth
The Monmouth county Progressive party vows no return to Republicans and plans a its own county ticket for fall elections. A 25 member meeting at Asbury Park adopted a plan to wake things up and form a vigorous, independent Progressive organization across cities boroughs and townships. About 201 tickets for a Progressive dinner at the Metropolitan hotel were sold with 96 prepped by the committee. dinner sales close July 7 and the committee will reconvene Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Party
Monmouth County
Republican Party
County
Progressive Committee
Seacoast Bank
Asbury Park
County Committee
al Clites
Metropolitan Hotel
Washington
Shore Court Debate Friday February 21 Preview
Washington's Birthday eve sets the date for a Shore Court debate between Speaker Leon R. Taylor of the New Jersey Assembly and President Arthur H. Hope of the East Monmouth League. The hour and venue lie with the Board of Trade. Grand Theatre or Inter medial School may host. Hope was in Long Branch Saturday and can answer Taylor in twenty minutes with ten minutes for rebuttal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leon R. Taylor
New Jersey Assembly
Arthur H. Hope
East Monmouth
Board of Trade
Grand Theatre
Hope
Long Branch
Taylor
Shore Court
Revival Meetings at Mount Olivet Church This Week
Revival gatherings continue this week at Mount Olivet Baptist Church with regular services at 8 p.m. Thursday features the Sea Coast Missionary Association Sunday School Union meeting at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
Sunday School Union of the Sea Coast Missionary Association
Red Bank Scouts Win All Points at Rally
Red Bank Boy Scouts from the Y M C A won all appearance and conduct points at a Saturday rally in the Casino Asbury Park. Belmar and Asbury Park troops competed in drills but Red Bank withdrew from floor duties due to slippery surface. Thirty seven Red Bank Scouts led by C Harold Tumey and Lloyd Sickles attended with E T Judd county Y M C A commissioner present. about 130 Boy Scouts were in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Boy
Casino
Asbury Park
Belmar
Red Bankers
Red Bank
C. Harold Tumey
Lloyd Sickles
E. T. Judd
Gom
Chattle Cubs defeat Fordham Preps on Intermedial Court
The Chattle Cubs edged the Fordham Preps 25 to 23 in a preliminary game on the Intermedial Court with Chattle leading from the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle Cubs
Cycle Club
Chattle Hands Fordham Big Defeat In Saturday Game
The Chattle team dominated Fordham 65 to 30 on Saturday as Waldren led Fordham with early baskets while Chattle’s Gano Marsdell and Arsenti teamed with Lolly Lines to control the pace. Brisey and Lane added key moments securing a wide halftime margin and preventing a Fordham comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle
Fordham
Heiles
Waldren
Gano
Shyron Marsdell
Johanie Arsenti
Lolly
Krickey
Hines
Long
Mach
Reid
Brisey
Johnny Lane
Charle Eager
Cunningham
Caffrey
Murphy
Walken
Elberon Flower Men Win Close Bowling Match
Elberon flower men edged Monmouth County Horticultural Society Red Bank 2 games to 1 after a tight night on Monmouth Club alleys. The six game tie left the overall 21 game contest undecided as each side had won six. Next match slated for Red Bank’s Bheri dan alleys Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberon Horticultural Society
Monmouth County Horticultural Society
Red Bank
Monmouth
Elberon
Elberon Flower Men
James Kennedy
Adam Worth
Charley 0. Duncan
Charles Rudtof
Frank Walls
Mesere
McDonald and
Hampington
Harry A. Kettell
Nicholas Butterbach
Peter J. Mulvihill
William Turner
Robert A. Kennedy
George H. Hale
Charles W
IGE Carnival Plans Pushed At Red Bank Riverfront
Preparations for a big tee carnival and masquerade at Red Tank near the North Shrewsbury river next Saturday afternoon and night proceed. Mort V Pach and Benjamin Thord direct the affair accepting donations from merchants and entries for prizes. Entries should be sent to M V Pach Bread Street Red Bank. Prizes include $5 pairs of skates from Hance & Sons and Hendrickson & Apate, a $5 sweater, a fine bathrobe, fur slippers, a candelabra, and skating shoes. The event features skating races for all ages, ice boat and sleigh races, an possible Red Bank teams hockey match, with lights along the riverfront and music by the Red Bank brass band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Red Tank
Mort V. Pach
Flenjamin tHord
M. V Pach
Bread Ftreet
Red Bank
Hance & Sons
Hendrickson & Apate
Es Lowes
M. Pavideon
Joseph Salz
Jacob Kridel
Robert I Wilbur
Albert
Miller
Sreamboat
Patterson Estate Sold to New York Broker in Middletown
The James Patterson homestead farm near Headden's Corner in Middletown Township sold by Miss Ann Norris to John J. Smith, a New York cotton broker, for 30000. The 45 acre estate, previously owned by the Patterson family for two centuries, includes an 18 room house with two baths, extensive remodeling, and historic ties to the Revolutionary War. Sale handled by William A. Hopping of Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Patterson
Middletown Township
Headden's Corner
Ann Norris
John J. Smith
New York
William A. Hopping
Red Bank
Miss Norris
East Orange
Patterson
Johu Patterson Mies Norris
Joseph Patteron
Headden's Corner Road
Riverside Drive
Hoppings
John Patterson
Regents' Dinner Lineup At Asbury Park
Harry G Woolley of Norwood regent of Long Branch Council No 429 will attend a dinner at the Metropolitan Hotel Asbury Park next Wednesday evening with grand officers and regents A conference precedes the banquet The Grand Council plans its annual session at Asbury Park on the last Monday and Tuesday in April A class initiation is proposed for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Woolley
Norwood
Nue
Long Branch Council
Rt. A
Metropolitan Hotel
Asbury Park
Grand Council
Red Bank Grand Concert and World Magazine Preview
A brief note announces the Red Bank Grand Concert at Grace M. & Church with Rev B C Lippincott and performers including Misa Moore and Miss Armstrong. It also promotes next Sunday's New York World magazine featuring a 24 page illustrated spread and various human interest topics. The item lists junior initiates from Crescent Council Jr C U A M and identifies the initiators Perry Cook Edward Carlile William Carlile William Reid Allen Bennett Charles Imlay Lewis Dingman William Darby Charles Schlentz George Bennett Jr Frank Chance William Alger Raymond Dangler Clifford Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Charles Sommerville
New York
Edison
New York World
Sunday World
Crescent Council, Jr. C. U. A. M
North Long Branch
Perry Cook
Edward Carlile
William Carlile
William Reid
Allen Bennett
Charles Imlay
Lewis Dingman
William Darby
Charles Schlentz
George Bennett
Frank Chance
William Alger
Raymond Dangler
Clifford Johnson
Ige Yachtsmen Have Icy Bath in Shrewsbury
Princeton men on visit to Red Bank go into the river from an ice boat as it flies at forty miles per hour. The craft cracks and sinks while the two men cling to the overturned vessel, narrowly escaping death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IGE
Shrewsbury
Princeton
Red Bank
Rescuers Save Lives in Shrewsbury River Boat Crash
Edward Lloyd and Robert Lester, college friends from Princeton, were visiting Red Bank when their new boat Caprice hit shifting ice on the Shrewsbury River. A sudden crack opened an air hole as they sped at forty miles per hour, forcing Lloyd to steer for safety before plunging into the hole. Their swift actions and luck preserved their lives as the craft vanished from sight. Continued on Eighth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
William B. Lloyd
Broadway
New York
Robert Lester
Kansas City
Princeton
Red Bank
Shrewsbury
Lester
Commissioner Flock Recovers From Auto Crash Injuries
Commissioner John W. Flock, injured when his car struck a pole on Eatontown boulevard last Thursday, rests comfortable after shock. Dr. Jos T Welch orders absolute quiet. nurse and physician attend him. Associate injured include Joseph Kirby with a fractured rib and bruises, and William Katy who was jostled and unconscious but nearly recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Flock
Eatontown Boulevard
Jos. 'T. Welch
Wieck
Welch
Joseph Kirby
First Avenue
Mr. Fleck
Harry B. Shaw
William Katy
South Broadway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butcher Schmidt
Gays
Bologna
Majestic Theatre
Auatre
Lincoln
Sumner
Everett
van Buren
Winthrop
Herndon
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Douglas
Douglass
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Moving Pictures
Parker
Foot Hills
Campbell's Arcade
North Broadway
the Daily Record
It Pays
Fordham Preps
Long Branch High School
Court
Patterson Estate
Will
Regents
Grace M. &. Church
B. C. Lippincott
Misa Moore
Miss Armstrong
Valentines
John C. Disbrow's
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