Waterway project eyed by Monmouth leaders
Assemblyman Marty Newsint plans a waterway bill to connect Branch and Bayhead as part of a broader campaign. Local officials including Senator Brown urged public support and funding while promising legislative action and publicity to advance the proposed route along the Jersey coast.
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Marty Newsint
County
Ot Avery
Jersey
William K. Brodgett
Point Pleasant
Senator Brown
Adm- Maries
Iiland
Branch
Bayhead
Sais Son Brown
Monmouth’ Courry
Contin
Brown
Jobir
Hammond
Chalfinah Blodgett
Benjamin P. Morris
Mestete
Martine presses quick revision of tariff law
Prenton N J Feb 16 Visiting senatorial candidate Martine sharply backs revising the tariff to limit price increases. He also opposes the Canadian Reciprocity bill, and criticizes postwar magazine and other price rises. He avoided immigration questions, urging naturalization reforms to ease restrictions for immigrants while keeping vote requirements intact.
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Prenton
United Faiceator
Janes EB. Martine
Neve
Mrs Randolph Dead After Year of Illness
Mrs Sophie Randolph wife of James Randolph died at her Union Avenue residence after nearly a year-long battle with a complication of diseases. Born in Philadelphia 46 years ago she lived in Hatertown before marriage. survived by son and six sisters. Funeral at Simpson MB Church Sunday at 1 o'clock with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Union Ave
Sophie Randolph
Jamery, Randolph
Union Avenue
Mhully
Philadelphia
Theodosia
Hérmiatr Liebedibal
Hatontown
Rebeccs Zetmer
KR. l. Holmes
Monera Clapp
Magggie Weeks
Belle Rinaldo
F. Liebenthal
Simpson M. B
Highway man sentenced and court actions at Freehold
In Freehold Judge Foster handled multiple cases including Joseph Estell who stole clothing from W. D. Ripley at Belmar and was placed under supervision. Boward Trotter faced old defrauding charges and received five months in county jail. Red Bank defendants were fined for a statutory offense and others were sentenced to prison or resolved with court actions.
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Joseph .Estell
W. D. Ripley
Belmar
Remagy
Cofover
Dremling
shiéRen
Samuel Magifi
Asbuy Park
Rd Grant
Loretta Hefser
Red Bank
Tobin A. Lovely
August Neamie
Foster
Hall
Neamie
Joseph Reilly
Dr. Neamie
James P West in Critical Condition at Monmouth Hospital
James P West, retired restaurateur, is unconscious and in critical condition at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after a night illness. He was moved this noon by Hyer and Flock ambulance. Mrs West tended the lunch counter at the National Hotel during prior illness.
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James P. West
Amb
Ing
Union Avenue
Charles J. Gremer
West
Piatriot Deputy Visits Local Elks
William Farmer of Jersey City, District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler, made an official visit to Long Tranch Lodge 742 in Garfield Avenue. Over 100 members welcomed him with Jas O'Melia and Mr Payton. Several candidates were initiated and the lodge reported rapid membership growth.
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Elks
William Farmer
Jersey City
Benevolent Protective Order
Longtranch Lodge
Garfield Avenue
Jas O'Melia
Payton
Jersey Oly
Lwicheon
Asbury Park Liquor War Drives City Debate
Asbury Park wrestles with repeal efforts to unwind the mile limit law that blocks liquor sales near Ocean Grove. Prohibitionists push to keep the ban, while prominent locals from the Board of Trade favor legalization to curb illicit sales.
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Aubury Park
Asbury Park
Priddey- Com
Ocean Grove Meeting Association
New Jersey le Lature
Trenton
James A. Bradley
A. E. Ball Yard
Ocean Grove Association
W. H. Barnard
Board of Trade
George W. Pittenger
Thomas Winckler
Common Council
Clarence Steiner
Fred Bock
St. James
M. E. Sexton
Marlborough and
Coleman House
Humphrey Inverted Arc Light Demo At Red Bank
Consolidated Gas Company brings lighting expert F P Silverwise to Red Bank for a limited showing of Humphrey s Inverted Arc Light. He says the arc has strong merchant support and economical use. Also notes a church Usher s event and gospel singer Mr Foster W I ll sing at a revival at Atlantic Avenue Asbury M E Church with conversion story.
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Consolidated. Gas Company
F. P. Silverwise
Lonng
Humphrey
Silverwise
Uiis New Arc
Red Bank
Foster Win
Foster
Wil
Huerhardt
Asbury M. EB
Atlantic Ave
Anue
Poster Wil
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey
The Weather Bureau predicts cloudy conditions in New Jersey tonight with warmer temperatures on Friday. Likely rain or snow with moderate variable winds shifting to southeasterly. Barometer 30.68 inches, west wind direction. Temperature readings include early morning 16 degrees and a low over the past 12 hours.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
San
Ind
Charity Ball Celebrates Twentieth Year on the Coast
The annual charity ball, led by Woman's Auxiliary No 1 of Monmouth Memorial Hospital, drew about three hundred attendees at the Lyceum in the city. The event featured woodlawn scenery, Prof J Pitman West’s orchestra, and a grand march led by Mrs C Henry Irwin with her husband. Twenty four dances, many encores, and fashion displays highlighted the evening, noted for its social triumph and festive gaiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary No. 1
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Lyceum
Woodlawn
J. Pitman West
Woman's Auxiliary
Leon Cubberley
Paul Jones
Death of Mrs. Annie Wolcott in Long Branch
Mrs. Annie Wolcott widow of Louis Wolcott died at 28 Jackson Street in her 74th year after a long illness. Funeral services set for Saturday at 1.30 pm from the house and 2 pm at First Reformed Church with burial in Greenlawn cemetery. Survived by six daughters and two sons, twenty four grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren.
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Annie Wolcott
Louis Wolcott
Jackson Street
Jill
First Reformed Church
F. K. Shield
Greenlawn Cemetery
John @. Sexton
Sarah Kelley
Toms River
Long Branch
Wolcott
Bloomfield Edwards
George Herbert
Susie Wolcott
George Wolcott
A. F. Golden
West Long Branch
Aaron Gravatt
Beach
John Morton
Manasquan
New Jersey Legislature Passes Bills and Electors Resolution
In Trenton lawmakers close a busy week with over forty House bills and about a dozen Senate measures approved. Key actions include a comptroller for towns, a Delaware River highway survey funding, property tax reporting rules, borough assessor elections, and gun control restrictions. The concurrent resolution seeks popular election of U S Senators, with procedural debates in both chambers and committee referrals.
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Trenton
N. J
House
Senate
Thompson
Meyer
Matthews
Pikaart
Leavitt
Ackerman
Civil Service Commission
Gebhardt
United States
John Kean
Frank O. Briggs
Congress
Silzer
Judiciary Committee
Nichols
Cumberland
Prince
Odd Fellows to Convene Special Meeting in Long Branch
Members of Encampment No. 49 I O O F will meet tomorrow evening at Hicks Hall to discuss several important matters. Refreshments will be served during the social session. Milton Westervelt, formerly of this city and husband of Jennie Herbert, died Monday night in Hackensack from Brights disease. Funeral held at his late residence this afternoon. William H. Alexander attended the funeral. Mrs. Alexander is sick at home. Surviving are the widow and two children Josephine and Harry. Westervelt worked in the postal service.
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Chandler & Maps
Ocean Park
New Pier
Secuic Railway
Ocean Construction Company
Pattens
Pleasure Bay
Idee Aes
Riksmison
Riley Co
Sea ‘Bright
C. H. Dederer
T. N. McCarter
W. N. Coat
Pei
Long Branch
Hicks’ Hall
Tommorrow
Milton Westervelt
Jennie Herbert
Fourth Avenue
Hackensdack
Bright
William H. Alexander
Harry
Westervelt
Postal Service
Martha Washington Supper at Fair Avenue Church
A Martha Washington supper will be held in the basement of the Fair Avenue Methodist Church on Wednesday night February 22 from five to eight o'clock. Cycle Five vs Wide Awakes and National Juniors vs Cycle Seconds schedule Saturday night at Y M C A Hall. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Martha Washington
Fairaven Methodist Church
Y. M. ii
A. Hall
Rev Shield Offered Call to Highland Park Church
Unanimous call extended to Rev Frederick K Shield of the First Reformed Long Branch to lead Highland Park Reformed Church in Brunswick suburb. Shield says he refused candidacy, would consider only specific conditions, while Highland Park consistory remains confident he will accept.
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Prederick K. Shield
Oba
Ae Highland Park Reformed Coe
Highland Park
Brunswick
Landmark
Shielt
Shield
the Park Church
Ighland Park Church
Mr. Shieldaid
Highland Park Church
Long Briseh
Highland Park Churéh
New Brunswick Home News
Highland Park Chi
Long Branch
Home News
First Reformed Church
McKinley
Hobart
Addison Hobart
Churé
Rey
Frederick, Jr
Io School
Grammar School Graduation Program Delights Parents Tonight
Grammar School principal A A Badger outlines a graduation and parent reception program for this evening. Pupils will present classroom work including poems and songs such as The Flower of Liberty and The Chambered Nautilus, with diplomas awarded and a dancing reception at Fair Haven.
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A. A. Badger
Liberty
Niedlinger
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