Long Branch Cycle Club Tops Colombo Five 43 to 26
The Long Branch Cycle Club defeated the Columbia five of Red Bank on their Y M C A court by 43 to 26. Key scorers included Huhn and D Woolley for the Cycle, Angelo and Merol for the Columbias, with Beebe and W Beebe starring for the Cycle Seconds in a separate 34 to 12 win.
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Long Branch
Columbia Five
Red Bank
Washington Street
Merol
Angelo
Patterson
Columbias
Griffin
D. Woolley
Sane
H. Huhna
Mercl
Woolley
H. Huhn
B. Woolley
H. Huhniv
K. Huhn
Valentine
Cycle Club
H1. Iuhn
LB. Woolley
Columbia
O. Haneo
W. Warner
CS. Ee
Neha
Weghey Sige
Vac
Fe Huh
Arzenti
M. Coles
Mystics
W. Beebe
Caveliere
J. W. Beebe
Brown
Cave
A. Griffin
O. Hance
L. Huhn
Mystice
Jo Coles
M/ Coles
Perri
Old French Cabinet Resigns Over Church Question
Paris reports the Briand led cabinet resigned en masse to President Fallieres as the nation faces a new regime. The decision follows bitter church state tensions with disputes over separation and religious policy signaling a radical shift in government and policy.
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Paris
Briand
Fallieres
Name of God
Chamber of Deputies
Funeral services for Forman T. Borden tomorrow
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral of Forman T. Borden with private services at his home at 1:30 and a service at the First Baptist Church at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon.
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Mr. Borden
Forman T. Borden
Funeral for Herbert A. Lewis Largest at Trinity Church
One of the largest funerals ever held at Trinity A. M. E. Church attended by many from Lincoln Place for Herbert A. Lewis who died February 20. He was born February 28, 1889 in Smithfield Virginia and was active in church work. He belonged to Trinity A. M. B. Church Sunday school and Vigor Lodge Order of Good Samaritans.
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Trinity A. M. B
Herbert A. Lewis
Lincoln Place
Herbert
Smithfield
Vigor Lodge
Order of Good Samaritans
Won Two Mer Championship Match at Elkwood Alleys
Stevens and Cutberney challenged Goetheil and Earnest in a bowling duel on Saturday. Goetheil and Earnest defeated them in three straight games while scoring over 400 in two games and 886 in the finale. A lamp exploded later at West Long Branch, causing a small house fire and minor damage.
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Eleanor
Katherine
Valerie
Elva
Eleanor Gach
Charles W. Cook
4. L. Seaman
Elkwood
Stevens
Cutberney
Goetheil
Eannest
West Long Branch
John Fowler
Moves Upholstery Shop to Mechanic Street
Harry C. Fay moves his upholstery department from Mast Front Street Hed Bank to Mechanic Street. The former workroom will be converted into a funeral chapel. Also promoting a free detective story in next Sunday's New York World featuring a second Sherlock Holmes and the Red Triangle mystery.
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Harry C. Fay
Mast Front Street
Hed Bank
Mechanic Street
Sherlock Holmes
New York World
London
Red Triangle
Ore
Bray Bowlers to Clash with Long Branch in 14 Games
The Bray Bowling Club from Red Bank will face Long Branch in a fourteen game series at Elkwood alleys on Tuesday March 7. Four formats include individual games two three and five man matches with afternoon and evening sessions starting 3 30 and 8 30.
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Long Branch
Bray Bowling Club
Red Bank
Elkwood
Brays
George Bray
Taylor Builds New Home in Pearstreet South Elberon
Thomas W. Taylor is constructing a new residence on Pearstreet in South Elberon. Builder Samuel Vanhuel, based in Long Branch, is overseeing the project.
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Thomas W. Taylor
Pearstreet
South Elberon
Samuel Vanhuel
Long Branch
Oceanport Hen with Four Wings Attracts Attention
Edward Champlin employed by Dr. E. W. Crater at Oceanport raises a hen with four wings. The bird, about three years old, is reported in perfect health and drawing curiosity from locals.
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Edward Champlin
E. W. Crater
Oceanport
Chief James Layton Sells Liberty Street Lot to H B Kemp
Chief of Police James Layton has sold his Liberty street lot to H. B. Kemp. Kemp plans to improve the property soon by erecting a neat cottage.
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James Layton
Liberty Street
H. B. Kemp
Organize Junior Choir At St James Church
The Young Men's Club of St James Church will meet next Tuesday evening to renew efforts to form a Junior choir. The group will cooperate with the church choir and support church work. all younger parish members are urged to enroll, inviting both boys and girls.
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Young Men's Club
St. James* Church
Italian Fugitive Escapes After Slaying Witness
Italian fugitive Joseph Luccia fled yesterday after a confrontation with Patrolman Thomas Laparre as he avoided capture for the August 26 shooting of Giaochino Abruzzi. Abruzzi, a deaf mute, survived after weeks at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Also noted are local hospital updates including Mrs. Thomas C Sherman’s return from surgery and Mrs. J Hearn's transfer to Monmouth Memorial Hospital by ambulance.
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Joseph Luccia
Giaochino Abruzzi
Thomas Laparre
Abruzzi
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Thomas C. Sherman
Norwood Avertue
J. Hearn
Atlantic Highlands
Hyer & Plock’s
Patterson Auctioneer Recovering After Fire Injuries
Joseph C. Patterson, the well known Asbury Park auctioneer, is at Monmouth Memorial Hospital for an operation after a fire injury. He has been seriously ill for several days. My Wake Paper sales are increasing daily, get yours before spring rush. An endless variety at low prices. A F P Golden, 579 Broadway, we buy ore.
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J. C. Patterson
Joseph C. Patterson
Asbury Park
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Golden
Broadway
Deacon Cottrell Pneumonia Victim in Long Branch
Holmes Cottrell, early deacon of First Baptist Church Long Branch and longtime contractor at Red Bank and Matawan, died at 1 AM at 199 Branchport Ave after a week with pleura pneumonia aged 73. Funeral Thursday 2:30 PM from his home with Rev. Thomas B. Hughes. interment Glenwood Cemetery. He left a wife and three children.
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Holmes Cottrell
First Baptist Church
Long Branch
Red Bank
Branchport Avenue
Cottrell
Thomas B. Hughes
Glenwood Cemetery
West Long Branch
John G. Sexton
Abraham and
Rachel Cottrell
Matawan J
Matawan
Mr. Cottrell
Caroline Lisk
Joel H. Burchell
Oscar L. Cottrell
Abraham Cottrell
Palisades Park
N. J
Sylvanus Cottrell
Asbury Park
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Day Letter telegraph service to replace night letters
Western Union announces a new Day Letter service starting March 1 offering 50 words or less for 1.5 times the night letter rate and 1/5 the initials for each additional ten words. Example rates show 50 words from Long Branch to New York at 88 cents and to San Francisco at 1.50 dollars. The service aims to provide cheaper, faster telegrams without affecting existing business service.
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C. L. Hollywood
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
Long Branch
Chicago
San Francisco
United States
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Then and Tuesday
The forecast covers thirty six hours ending Tuesday eight p m. Fair and cooler weather with moderate northwest winds. At 8 a m barometer 30 18 inches wind 19 miles per hour from the west. temperature 45.
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U. 8
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
State teachers retirement fund ruling upholds deduction
Justice Voorhees holds the New Jersey teachers retirement fund law constitutional and the two percent salary deduction part of the contract with local boards. The Newark bank stock case decides stock should be taxed at true value, not book value, affecting Nation al Banks of Newark assessments. Both rulings may be appealed.
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State Tax Board
Supreme Court
Trenton
N. J
Justice Voorhees
Boards of Education
Myrtle Allen
Passaic
Board of Education
Miss Allen
Passaic Board of Education
Newark
Kenry W. Tunis
Justice Swayze
State Board
National Banks of
Hoffman Starts Business Trip and Partnership Formed
Frederick G. Hoffman began a business trip south. John Wright and J. P. L. Bennett form a partnership to take effect March first. Bennett has run a grocery in EatonTown for years and will continue in that line. William Otto Hoffman, nephew of Frederick, becomes a chauffeur for the New Jersey Tobacco Company.
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Frederick G. Hoffman
John Wright
J. P. L. Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Eatontoown
William Otto Hoffman
Frederick G. Toffman
New Jersey Tobacco Company
House Party Ends as Mason Family Returns to New York
Mr and Mrs Edgar Mason and family hosted a ten day house party at the Mason villa on Bath avenue. They returned to New York this morning with guests including Mr and Mrs J A Woolley Mr and Mrs Park M Woolley and daughter Mrs Isaac Mason and Mrs Florence Burtis.
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New York
Port Monmouth
Edgar Mason
Mason Villa
Bath Avenue
J. A. Woolley
Park M. Woolley
Isaac Mason
Florence Burtis
Will Celebrate Past Master's Night at Abacus Lodge
Abacus Lodge No. 182 F and A M will observe Past Master's Night at the Masonic Hall on the evening of March 15th. The event honors former leaders and marks a lodge ceremony and social gathering.
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Abacus Lodge
Masonic Hall
Boys Scout Debate on Reciprocity in Y M C A Rooms
The first Boy Scout patrol plans a March 10 debate at the Y M C A rooms in the Postoffice building on reciprocity and its effects on manufacturing. Leaders include F Leroy Barry on the affirmative with Charles Byron Blaisdell Leland Dudley and Adelbert Morton. Irving F Gano leads the negative with Thurlow West Albert Sinclair and Edward De Camp. Also tonight the Red Bank Philharmonic Society performs Josep Rheinberger cantata Christus forus at First Baptist Church with soloists Mrs Samuel Sabath Edna Naser Grace Crook Herbert Williams R G Pegley and J BerRam Fox. Members of Court Long Branch No 67 F of A meet Feb 28 at Red Men’s Hall to attend Bro F T Borden’s funeral under G Splawsky.
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Red Bank
Lodge of Elks
Lyceum
William M. Thompson
Broad Street
Monmouth
Bridge Avenue
Front Street
Davidson
New Elk Lodge
New Lodge
Long Branch Lodge
No. 742
Esquire
Charles Rosencrans
Davidson's
Postoffice
F. Leroy Barry
Charles Byron Blaisdell
Leland Dudley
Adelbert Morton
Irving F. Gano
Thurlow West
Albert Sinclair
Edward de Camp
The
Philharmonic Society
First Baptist Church
Josefh Rheinberger
Victor Baillard
Samuel Sabath
Edna Naser
Grace Crook
Longs Branch
Herbert ©. Williams
R. G. Pegley
J. Berram Fox
New York
Long Branch
F. of A
Red Men's Hall
Bro
F. T. Borden
F. G. Splawsky
Republican Aide for Geran Bill Gains GOP Support
Assemblyman Arthur P. Jackson of Passaic announced strong Republican backing for the Geran primary and election bill. He asserts the measure aims to curb fraud, create direct voter choice for delegates, registry and civil service election officers, personal registration in large cities, single ballot printing, and public mail distribution of ballots. Jackson emphasizes the bill mirrors Republican platform and will pass with bipartisan sentiment.
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Trenton
N. J
A. P. Jackson
Passaic
Jackson
Golverhor Wilson
Republlican
New York
Smi
United States
Arthur P. Jackson
Long Branch Promoter Key in Binghamton Auto Show
The Binghamton Chamber of Commerce closed its state armory auto show Saturday in one of its most successful events. Governor Dix sponsored the exhibition with eleven committee leaders highlighted including Charles Walton Bennett, formerly of Long Branch, as chairman.
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Binghamton
Binghamton Chamber of Commerce
State Armory Building
Empire State Motorist
Charles Walton Bennett
Long Branch
Dix
Entertained G. C. Club at Broadway Home
Miss Phyllis B. Van Brunt hosted an afternoon reception for the G. C. Club at her Broadway residence Saturday. Guests enjoyed games and a social hour with Miss Van Brunt’s ists including Misses Marion Sherman Mildred Woolley Dorothy Quinn Lucy Nastasia Dorothy Doran.
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Phyllis B. van Brunt
G. C. Club
Broadway
van Brunt
Marion Sherman
Mildred Woolley
Dorothy Quinn
Lucy Nastasia
Dorothy Doran
Long Branch WCTU to Hold Annual Meeting at City Hall
Long Branch WCTU plans its annual report at a meeting next Thursday in City Hall. A Wilerd memorial service will also be held.
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Long Branch
City Hall
Wilerd
Gift to Aurora Temple Receives Purple and Gold Altar Cloth
At a meeting of Aurora Temple ladies of the Knights of the Golden Eagle in Odd Fellows Hall Liberty Temple of Asbury Park presented the Aurora Temple with a purple and gold altar cloth. Past Templar Mrs. Molecomb delivered the presentation speech. BE are to meet at the Home at 3 o'clock sharp Tuesday afternoon February 28 to attend the funeral of Red Bank Lodge with Voss's band.
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Aurora Temple
Elks
Long Branch Lodge
B. P
Red Bank Lodge
Voss
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Baxton
Daily Record
France
Lewis
Hennessey's
BRAY
Liberty St
Samuel W. Haysman
Atlantic Avenue
Troutman Creek
Mr. Taylor
Deacon Cottrell
Branchport Ave
Western Union
Weather Bureau Forecast
L. Grimolizzi
Neal
J. Neal
Grammar
Bridgeton High School
Long
Bratch
Lakewood
Bridgeton
Hennessey’s
Arthur P. Hull
Eatontown News
Boys Scout
South River Dlums
Geran Bill
Long Branch Boy
W. GC. T. U. Reports
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