Local Option Bill Heads for Hearing in Senate
In Trenton the Senate voted 14 to 2 to hear the Local Option bill as a committee of the whole. Senators Colgate Davis Edge Fielder Gebhardt Hand Leavitt Lewis Low Nichols Pierce Slocum Smalley favored the hearing. Read Silver opposed. Barber Fitzherbert Gaunt Priges absent. Edward I. Stearns of the New Jersey Anti-Saloon League praised the result as publicity for the campaign.
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Senate
Colgate
Davis
Edge
Fielder
Gebhardt
Hand
Leavitt
Lewis
Low
Nichols
Pierce
Slocum
Smalley
Read
Silver
Barber
Fitzherbert
Gaunt
Priges
Prince
Municipal Corporation Committee
Edward I. Stearns
New Jersey
Anti-Saloon League
State House
Senator
Red Bank Sees Two Newborn Daughters This Week
The Red Bank area reports the arrival of two baby girls in separate households. Mrs. Mazza gave birth at the Mazza apartment in the Swift Building at Broad and Monmouth, while Mr. and Mrs. James Van Schoick Jr welcomed a nine pound daughter on Newman Springs Road. Both mothers and babies are reported to be doing well.
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Stork
Ne Vieira
Red Bank
Dominic A. Mazza
Bon
Mazza
Swift
Broad
Monmouth Streets
James van Schoick
Newman Springs Road
Vanick
Red K
Red Bank Youth Entertains At Home
Trafford Many son of Assistant Postmaster John J Many of Monmouth Street Red Bank hosted several young men friends Monday night at his home They enjoyed games and social time with refreshments served and the gathering ended shortly before midnight
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Trafford Many
John J. Many
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Surt Keyport Life Motion and Iustrate
An afternoon and evening program with matinees at 2:80 and evening shows at 7:15 oclock. Saturday matinee at 2:20. Admission 10 cents. children half price. Location at 186 Broadway Room 4.
Brandt Freed on $7500 Bail as Grand Jury Hints at Conspiracy
Former Schiff Valet Folke Brandt leaves the Tombs after posting $7500 bail and moving to attorney guarded quarters pending grand jury testimony. He fears for his life while Senator Nelson arranges relocation to Minnesota. Indictments for conspiracy against Brandt and his lawyer Gans loom, threatening a larger sensational expose.
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Schiff
Folke Brandt
Minnesota
Nelson
Brandt
Gans
Grand Jury
Whitman
Death of Mrs Hattie Howland Sister of Police Chief Layton
Mrs Hattie Howland wife of Alfred Howland died this morning at nine at her Oak Hill avenue home from pleuro pneumon a in her seventy first year She had been ill for months and never rallied Funeral services will be held at the home of her daughter Mrs George W Jeffrey in Oak Hill avenue and burial will be in Freem Lawn cemetery She was born in Howell township and was sister of Chief of Police James Layton She spent half a century in Long Branch and was a member of Old First Methodist Episcopal Church She leaves seven children: Alice Spencer Emma Lisle Amelia and Irving Howland and others spouses named Samuel Van Huel Edward Wheeler Thomas W Hackman and Geo W Jeffrey.
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Hattie Howland
Alfred Howland
Oak Hil Avenue
Howland
George W. Jeffrey
Oak Hi! Avenue
Freemlawn
Hyer & Flock
Alice
Samuel van Huel
Spencer Howland
Emma
Edward H. Wheeler Lisule
Thomas W. Hackman
Albany
N. Y
Amelia
Geo, W. Jeffrey
Irving Howland
Red Bank Social Club to Host Turkey Dinner Night
The Red Bank Social Club hosts its final winter dinner tomorrow at nine in Wharf avenue restaurant. Isaac Turner will be toastmaster, with speechmaking and a smoker to follow. The club has twelve members and meets monthly in Turner’s Hall on Front Street.
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Sociel
Social Club
Wharf Avenue
Isaac Turner
Turner's Hall
St Front
Persident
Ice
William Jordan
James Mallory
Alexander Burley
Joseph Vincent
Monmouth Council Probes Hospital Admission In Archer Case
Dr. Walter Reed filed a report with Monmouth Beach officials over the death of Samuel Archer who was reportedly refused admission to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. A council committee will consider a censure resolution after Reed’s findings, citing Archer’s friendless, serious condition and prior paralysis.
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Walter 8. Reed
Monmouth Beach
Samuel Archer
Archer
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Reed
A. O. Johnson
Furniture Stolen From Club Rooms in Bazley & Burns Building
Thieves removed the lock and stole furnishings worth about 100 dollars from the third floor of the Bazley and Burns building beside the Record building, where the Packer Social Club kept its gear. The loss was discovered yesterday morning and police are seeking the offender, with club president Matthew Ennis noting the premises were well known to the culprit.
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Packer Social Club
Bazley & Burns
Record Building
Matthew Ennis
Long Branch Voters Face Primary For Commission Plan
Citizens prepare to nominate five candidates for city commissioners in Long Branch under a new manhood suffrage system. Voters will select five names April 9 in a primary, with debate over eligible candidates and possible eliminations as the reform unfolds.
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Commission
Long Branch
Newcomb
Long
Corpse Found Ashore at Sandy Hook Near Life Saving Station
The body of a man about 50 washed ashore on the bay at Sandy Hook opposite Life Saving Station Number 1. It appeared to have been in the water at least two weeks. The maker's tag read George Green, Merchant Tailor, South Amboy. He wore red flannel undergarments and a full suit. Identification could not be made. Coroner William H. Morris Jr. of this city summoned, body taken to his morgue on Broadway.
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Sandy Hook
No. 1
George Green
South Amboy
William H. Morris, Jr
Broadway
Waterwitch Road Bids Rejected. Fresh Proposals Planned
An adjourned Freeholders meeting today rejected the first leg of the Waterwitch ocean highway. New bids will be invited at the April 3 meeting after the initial bids exceeded the appropriation by several thousand dollars. The board members were in Freehold for consultation.
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Board of Freeholders
Waterwitch
Freeholder
Thompson
Moer
Freehold
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Tonight and Thursday
The United States Weather Bureau predicts fair skies tonight and Thursday in New Jersey with colder conditions on Thursday. Northwest winds of 20 miles per hour, 67 miles per hour gusts reported earlier. temperatures ranged from 23 overnight to 40 previously, with humidity around 62 to 65 percent.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Move to Legalize Use of Vehicles in Elections Defeated
A proposed constitutional change to allow use of vehicles in elections failed after opposition argued it would undermine ballot integrity. Supporters cited accessibility and transport needs for voters in rural areas. Opponents warned of potential coercion and logistical challenges.
Registration Day Schedule For Long Branch Election
Notices explain that registration for the special election will occur Tuesday afternoon to nine oclock in the evening. Voters who kept the same address should confirm inclusion. others must visit the registry board to ensure voting rights on March 12. City Clerk Newcomb verified the petition signed by over four hundred sixty eight voters, with about a thousand names and verification by Emmons Bennett Morford Bexton and Rehm.
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Registry Board
Long Branch
Newcomb
Commission
Jacob B. Emmons
Richard W. Bennett
Harold C. Morford
Charles F. Bexton
Harry C. Rehm
Borough Seeks Bids For New Monmouth Beach Sewer
Monmouth Beach officials invite bids for a new sewer system at the next borough council meeting. The Clyde Pott’s system will replace the old plan after veto controversy with Mayor Jesse P. Manahan. Also approved was a Conover Road vacation and a new fifty foot conduit to create a public bathing ground. Jxrward F. Ford expands kennels with two new Boston terrier puppies from Edgemere Rennels. Philip Schmidt adds a rust and vegetable department to the market led by S Bonforte ensure fresh produce.
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Jesse P. Manahan
Clyde Pott
Conover Road
Ernest Groesbeck
Jxrward F. Ford
Edgemere Reninels
New York State
Ford Kennels
Philip Schmidt
8. Bonforte
Broadway
Dictoline
Senate Filibuster Tests Leavitt Reform Bill In New Jersey
In Trenton on February 28 the Republican majority faced a test as Senator Nichols vowed not to vote for the Leavitt bill amending the corrupt practice act. The measure, opposed by Fielder and Silzer, would allow voter transportation by volunteers and other campaign provisions. Leavitt withdrew Senate Bill 7, and Governor Wilson’s stance against the blanket ballot remains. Also notes sea shore fraternal events, a home mission gathering, Dr. Reed’s new Sea Bright cottage, Oceanic lecture by Dr. Morgan, and Keyport line resumes March 2 with schedules in the paper.
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Trenton
Senate
Nichols
Leavitt
Fielder
Hudson
Edge
Silzer
Gebhardt
Davis
Atate
Senate 7
Wilson
Senate approves amended Pierce grade crossing bill in New Jersey
In Trenton the Senate passed the amended Pierce grade crossing measure by a 15 to 2 vote. The bill requires removing one grade crossing every thirty miles of road operated and sets municipal cost share at fifteen percent for each removal action.
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Pierce
Senate
Colgate
Edge
Fielder
Gaunt
Gebbard
Hand
Johnson
Leavitt
Lewis
Nichols
Prince
Read
Slocum
Smalley
Barber
Davie
Camden
Public Utility Commission
Silver
Utility Commission
Silzer
Melder
Heroic Fire Rescue On Brooklyn Front Saves Wife
John Lockwood, son of Captain Nelson Lockwood of Galilee, living in Brooklyn, burned both hands saving his wife from a gas stove fire. Mrs Lockwood suffered burns to the chest but survived. Lockwood cannot report to his Fulton market job due to his injuries. The couple credits their escape to quick action and mutual care.
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John Lockwood
Nelson Lockwood
Galilee
Brooklyn
Fulton Market
New York
Zelly Named Asbury Park District Superintendent Hope Local
At the Methodist conference opening March 12 in Asbury Park attention turns to naming a Bridgeton district superintendent. Dr N Jight has held the post for years and may move to a leading church in the district. Henry J Zelly, former Simpson Church pastor, is also a candidate for the position. Trenton Feb 27 Two school law fix bills lowing defects were introduced in the House by Assemblyman Groves Union county.
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Asbury Park
Bridgeton
N. Jight
Simpson Church
Henry J. Zelly
Dr. Zelly
Hamilton Avenue
M. Elch
Trenton
Barber Monaco to Move to Reisner Building
J Monaco, operator of a hygienic toosorial parlor in the Adamson building next to Coshiadd's milliner, will relocate next Monday to the Reisner building near the Parker theatre. The vacated shop will soon house a new jewelry store.
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J. Monaco
Adamson
Coshiadd
Milliner
Reisner
Prker
Mr. Monaco
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