Changes Advised In Auto Statutes
State Motor Vehicle Commissioner H Lippincott urges radical auto law changes to the Legislature.Proposals include strengthening the reciprocity act, keeping non resident license records at garages, extending tracking of non residents in state, raising driver age to eighteen, graded fines, 500 dollar penalties for fictitious registrations, and mandatory rear lights to clearly display license numbers.
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Trenton
Job H. Lippincott
Oakhurst Mourns the Death of John Henry Greene
Oakhurst and nearby areas honor John Henry Greene with funeral services at First M B Church. Fraternal groups led by Jr O U A M Red Men and Patriotic Sons of America joined the procession from the Greene home. Funeral officials and local educators attended while Rev Fisler delivered the sermon. Interment followed at West Long Branch with O U A M rites, ending with the hymn Nearer My God To Thee.
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Oakhurst
John Henry Greene
M. BE
Red Men
Patriotic Sons of America
Lodge
Green Home
Park Avenue
Lewis E. Woolley
Harry T. Fisler
Isaac, B. White
Board of Education
Charles J. Strahan
William R.tallman
Harry G. van Note
Morton Smith
Lottie Metzgar
Fisler
Tallman
Strahan
White
Oakhurst Board of Education
Greene
West Long Branch
Harry F. Davis
the Mechanics
Willis A. Woolley
Long Branch
William H. Morris, Jr
John F. Woolley
Frank King
Elberon
Legacy of 14000 for Church Adjudicated at City Hall
The case over 14000 left by Edmund West to fund a chapel at St James Church Oceanport is heard before Vice Chancellor Lewis Thomas V Arrowsmith and Gilbert Collins. William L Leonard represents heirs. The 1895 will directed the funds to Rufus T West and Emma West, then to St James if they died. Only eight communicants remain in Oceanport so church officials seek court guidance before continuing.
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St. James’ Chuch
Wolf Hill
Edmund West
Oceanport
St. James
City Hall
Lewis
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Gilbert Collins
William L Leonard
Rufus T
Emma Dr. West
St. James’ Church
St. Mary's
Trapped in Swindles Otto Vanderheft Faces Arrest
Otto Vanderheft, once tied to Filberon, used false names to obtain $800 in tires and supplies from Henry Seligman and Louis Sorensen. When confronted by Sorensen and a deputy, Vanderheft admitted guilt, was arrested, and jailed in default of bail. The case parallels earlier $600 frauds and the suspect was identified by Sorensen.
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Otto Vanderheft
Filberon
Henry Seligman
Vanderbeit
Louis Sorensen
Walter R. Brinley
George van Winkle
Timms
Brinley
Sorensen
Express
New York
West Long Branch Post Office Robbed Again
The West Long Branch post office in Walter Sherman’s Mechanics' building was robbed between midnight and daybreak. Postmaster George L. Gibbs reported seven o clock this morning that stamps and change totaling about 12 dollars and a few cigars were stolen from the till. the safe was undisturbed. An August break had seen similar losses with stamps and cash, and settlement from the Post Office remains unresolved. Separately two cottages at Monmouth Beach and Galilee were entered by forcing windows. police will investigate possible thefts and check for missing items.
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West Long Branch
George L. Gibbs
Walter Sherman
Mechanics’ Building
Gibbs
Monmouth Beach
Galilee
Augustus Mihm
J. D. Daley
G. C. McKesson
Mihm
Motorcyclists in mishap end with bruises and a spill
Arthur Dixon and Frank Devereux rode Dixons twin cylinder motorcycle from Oscar Morgan’s cigar shop in Asbury Park. A mishap near Long Branch caused Devereux to be hurled from the rear while Dixon toppled the cycle, both boys escaping serious harm and vowing to quit riding. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs George Cairns on Monmouth Street, Red Bank. mother formerly Miss Charlesanna Watson.
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Arthur Dixon
Neptune High School
Hamilton Way
Frank Devereux
Tak
William K. Devereux
Oscar Morgan
Asbury Park
Dixon
Devereux
Long Branch
Third Avenue
Broadway
Aedima
Mattison Avenue
Red Bank
Geo. Cairns
Monmouth Street
Cairns
Charlesanna Watson
John Watson
Brown Place
Long Branch Resident Thomas C West Dies at 56
Thomas C West lifelong Long Branch resident died yesterday at 10 60 am at 604 Broadway from heart trouble after a year of declining health. He was a painter by trade, former manager of the Fourth Ward Inn, and formerly staged on Broadway. Survived by wife Dora A West and five children Edward P West Frank West Grace Connie and Norma West. Also survived by siblings S T Slocum George West and Mrs Howard Woolley. Burial at Greenlawn cemetery under William H Morris Jr funeral director.
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Thomas C. West
Long Branch
Broadway
Mr. West
John Y. Dobbins
St. Luke's M. E. Church
West
The
Brush
Fourth Ward
Frank Stillwagon
Hoice
Tommie” West
Edward P. West
Brooklyn
Frank West
Grace
Connie
Norma West
8. T. Slocum
George West
Howard Woolley
Dora A West
David Still Waggon
Deadlock in Peale Parley Stalls Turkish Belkan Talks
London reports a deadlock as the Turkish Belkan Peace Conference adjourned with no new meeting agreed though one Turk said discussions may resume. Rachid Pasha said Turks have no authority to concede further. Dr Daneff of the Allies rejected the current Turkish proposal. A separate notice: A.N. Heiskill appointed US Senator to succeed Jeff Davis, per Gov Donaghey.
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London
Eng
Rachid Pasha
Daneff
Little Rock
Ark
A. N. Heiskill
The
Little Rock Gazette
United States
Jeff Davis
Donaghey
Heiskill
Memphis
Cornering Market Held Violates Anti Trust Law
The report concerns actions to corner the cotton market raising charges of anti trust law violation. Details describe attempts to manipulate supply and price by a trader or group. Authorities consider the conduct unlawful and note potential legal consequences for involved parties.
Gas leak kills valuable orchids at Oceanic greenhouse
About $2,000 worth of orchids and rare blooms were killed in M. C. D. Bordens greenhouse at Oceanic after a gas main leak on Third Street. Head gardener William Turner oversees the estate as officials prepare to announce the damage and assign responsibility. A separate incident saw a children’s play hut saved from a fire sparked by a magic lantern. Strong winds lowered the North Shrewsbury river levels, revealing flats at Fair Haven and Oceanic and marking the river's lowest level in thirty years.
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M. C.D. Borden
Oceanic
Oceanie
Borden
William Turner
Alfred Reilly
Seventh Avenue
Mr.Reilly
Shrewsbury
Fair Haven
Deal Fire Chief Receives Silver Cup Honor
Benjamin Dirkenfeld, chief of the Deal fire department, honored as a top volunteer leader, received a silver roving cup from Mayor William Levy and Company No. 2 in a New Year ceremony attended by 800 guests from Long Branch and nearby towns. James R. Tinker spoke, and plans for fatigue uniforms for all members were announced.
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Benjamin Dirkenfeld
Deal Fire Department
Company
No. 2
William Levy
James R. Tinker
Supreme Court rules cotton corner illegal under Sherman Act
In a January decision the Supreme Court ruled that cornering cotton markets violated the Sherman Anti-Trust Law. The court held James A. Patten and associates liable for trial, stating their contracts issued buy orders to exceed supply, intended to dominate the cotton crop, and would impede U.S. commerce.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
James A. Patten
New York
Patten
Chicago
Supreme Court
United States
Parcel Post Gains Momentum at Red Bank Office
The Red Bank Post Office reports the new parcels post system is working smoothly since last Wednesday. Assistant postmaster John J. Many notes increased deliveries, with 63 packages received on the first full day and over 100 distributed on the first morning. Bulky items such as five pound eel bundles, plum pudding, brooms, eggs, and other parcels appear weekly, prompting extra wagons and the potential for additional staff. Also noted: a son born to Mrs. Gus Schanz. Red Cross Seals sales being tabulated. and a social dance planned by Monmouth Beach Warriors on Jan 10 at the Casino with 50 cents admission.
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Red Bank
John J. Many
Daily Record
Many
Deal Country Club Expands Golf Grounds With 16 Acre Purchase
Deal Country Club secures 16 acres from George W. Young to extend its course. The new land adds to the first nine holes bringing total yardage to 6,200. Previous plans to lease land from Colonel George Harvey fell through as he repurposed the property. The rearranged holes include a 275 yard fourth hole and a 660 yard fifth hole with a broad fairway of about 400 feet.
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Deal Country Club
George W. Young
Holywood Club
George Harvey
Young
Elks Key Stolen by Auto Bandits in Asbury Park
A large red Elks key from the Asbury Park club room was stolen early Saturday. Police report breaking and entering and larceny after thieves, driving a car with license NJ 3,233, abducted bystanders and fled. Fred M. Schuppan identified the thieves as they sped away.
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Elks’ Club
Asbury Park
Fred M. Schuppan
N. J
Trenton
Judge Dugan
Orange
Joops
Asbury
Arthur Pryor
Stores Adopt 6 P M Close On Saturdays Winter Rule
Principal stores will close at 6 p m on Saturdays during the winter season. The practice, followed for years, allows employees to spend time with family and friends and is praised for this consideration.
Onward Council No 88 Waits for Officers Install
At tonight’s meeting of Onward Council No 88 at O U A M State Councilor William J Wakefield Jr will install the newly elected officers Four candidates will be admitted into Onward Council and one candidate from Rumson Council of Oceanic will be initiated by request Visitors will come from Rumson and Bayside Council Belford Juniors urged to attend Frank House is the new Onward Councilor
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Onward Council
Willliam J. Wakefield, Jr
Rumson Council
Oceanie
Rumson and Bayside Council
Belford
Frank House
Onward , Council
Deaths notice for Thomas C West in Long Branch
West Long Branch New Jersey January 5 funeral services announced for Thomas Chattle West aged 56 or 57 relatives and friends invited to West home 504 Broadway Long Branch on Wednesday January 8 at 2 pm
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West
Long Branch
N.J
Thomas Chattle West
Broadway, Longth
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George C. Carre
Misses Worden
Gano
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V. J Blekkink
Supreme Court of United States
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Arioch Lodge
C. F
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W. RK
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I. P. Reid
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