Roads and Court House Bills Drawn In East Monmouth League Meeting
Senator John W Slocum and Speaker elect Leon Taylor led a conference with the East Monmouth League on branch court and improved roads bills. Participants included Arthur H Hope Brent Good T Frank Appleby and local officials. They discussed municipal road control district courts and possible referendum with a committee to meet next week.
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John W. Slocum
Leon Taylor
Court House
East Monmouth League
Record Building
Arthur H. Hope
League
Leon Cubberley
Senator Slocum
Taylor
Brent Good
T. Frank Appleby
Harry C Rehm
J. H. Davis
B. B. Newcomb
Marshall Woolley
Edward E. Lacour
Wilbur A. Heisley
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Stevens
Slocum
Senaator
Delsley
Branch Court House
Senate and
General Assembly
State of
New Jersey
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Hudson Assemblyman seeks Sunday after 1 pm saloon bill
Trenton January 13 Assemblyman Bredenbek of Hudson County a Democrat announces plans to introduce a bill to allow state saloons to open on Sundays after 1 pm He says there is demand in his county and that the measure would curb saloon evils He expects opposition but believes passage possible in both Houses Previous liberal Sunday liquor bills passed assemblies but failed in the Senate.
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Trenton
Bredenbek
Hudson County
Senate
New Jersey Electors Cast Vote For Wilson and Marshall
Trenton January 13 The fourteen Democratic electors met at the State House and cast ballots for Woodrow Wilson for President and Thomas R. Marshall for Vice President. Official results show Democratic electors 178 289 Progressive 145 410 Republican 88 835 Socialist 15 801 National Prohibition 2 878 Socialist Labor 1 821. The vote will be sealed and sent to the President of the Senate with a luncheon honoring the electors. Governor Wilson announced Colonel Thomas Birch as his personal aide during his New Jersey term.
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Trenton
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
New Jersey
United States
State House
Wilson
Marshall
Washington
Senate
Congress
Sterling
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
James E. Martine
William Hughes
Assembly
Democracy
Thomas Birch
Burlington
Birch
Archibald Alexander
Hagboken
Wind Threatened Roof at Takanassee Hotel
A severe gale endangered the hotel roof on the ocean front at Brighton avenue. Pitrolman Callahan alerted City Hall, and Architect Clarence D. Wilson with a mechanic rushed to secure a twelve foot tin panel before it blew away. No further damage occurred after temporary fastening.
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Takanaseee Hotel
Takanassee
Ocean Front
Brighton Avenue
Pitrolman Callahan
City Hall
Walling
Clarence D. Wilson
Wilson
Telephone Agents in Two Towns and a Local Wedding
William H. Hall becomes the local agent at the Red Bank and Long Branch offices of the New York Telephone Company. A. B. Wilson moves to Plainfield. Harry R. Norman assists Hall at Long Branch. Charles L. Howland resigns after 25 years service. Miss Alice Green and Norman S. Coles wed at the Presbyterian Manse on Chelsea Avenue. Reverend John G. Lovell officiates. The couple's wedding supper followed and they depart for a honeymoon in major New York cities.
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William H. Hall
Long Branch
Red Bank
New York Telephone Company
A. B. Wilson
Plainfield
Hall
Harry R. Norman
Living Place
Charles L. Howland
Seventh Avenue
the _telephone company
Alice Green
Wilson Green
Sickles Avenue
Elberon
Norman
Coles
Daniel Coles
Fifth Avenue
Chelsea Avenue
John G. Lovell
York State
Grocer George C Wolf confined by grip at Fair Haven home
George C Wolf who runs a grocery on Front street opposite Broad street Red Bank is confined to his Fair Haven home with an attack of grip. He had purchased the business several months ago from Koops and Abels of this city.
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George C. Wolf
Front Street
Broad Street
Red Bank
Koops & Abels
Fair Haven
Mr. Wolf
Oe Res
Jacob Sbhuits
Tabor Street
Port Official Seat Sparks Middlesex County Hustle
Two years to serve at Perth Amboy port but Middlesex figures Sheriff Bollschweller and County Clerk Bernard Gannon seek the job. The post pays 5000 dollars annually and is a prime New Jersey position now tied to President elect Wilson. Also notes William Lawyer of Morford Avenue recovering from a coal chute injury and a Masquerade Ball at the Long Branch Hebrew Free Burial Ground Adagio with West’s Orchestra tonight.
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Port C
Asa
Francis
Perth Amboy
Sheriff Bollschweller
Bernard Gannon
Middlesex
Long Branch
Hebrew Free Burial Ground
Agéo
Lyceum
West
Archbald Impeached by Senate for Corrupt Conduct as Commerce Court Judge
Washington DC Hubert W Archbald the Commerce Court judge was impeached by the Senate for using his office for private gain. Thirteen articles were brought by the House with votes on each. The first article charged him with inducing Erie Railroad officials and Hillside Coal and Iron directors to sell their Katydid Culm dump interests to him while Erie was a party in his court.
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Washington, D. C
Dan
Hubert W. Archbald
Senate of the United States
Commerce Court
Hlause of Representatives
Archhbald
of Commerce
Erie Railroad
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Erie
Hillside
Eric
Archbald
Union Services In Red Bank Churches This Week
Union services in Red Bank churches extend into the week with events at Reform Church Grace Methodist Presbyterian Wire Baptist and First Methodist. Last night two unions drew large crowds and praise from ministers.
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Reform Church
Henry Cross
Grace Methodist Church
St. J. W. Rogan
Presbyterian Church
Everett van Cright
Wiret Baptist Church
Mercy Perinchief
First Methodist Church
Johnson L. Miner
Red Bank
First Presbyterian
Grace Methodist
First Baptist
First Methodist
Presbyterian
Percy Perinchief
Jesus Christ
Grace Methodists
First Baptists
First Baptist Church
Everett VanDright
Woman in Jail on Charge of Cutting Husband's Throat
A Red Bank resident, Lizzie Howley, is jailed after allegedly cutting her husband Hawley Howley’s throat during a dispute. He was treated by Dr. William D. Sayre for a near-severed wound and remains seriously injured. Neighbors heard screams around Cedar Avenue early morning as police investigate the case.
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Levo Yous
Ted Bank
Monmouth Mercuril Hospital
Thin Ely
Hawley
Hoepstad
Ani
William D. Sayre
William J1. Chandte
Recorder
Howley
Obadiah M. Davis
Middletown Township
Red Bank
Howleys
Cedar Avenue
J Howley
Wymbs
George Hewitt
Effeet Hewitt
Lowley
James Lloyd
Pater Deeves
Freehold Road
Tinton Falls
W. E. Sayre
Mr. Lloyd
Olympia Lodge
A.M
Far Rockaway
N. Y
Honow System at Inch School Here
The Inch school adopts self control over monitoring pupils. Teachers end police style supervision on stairs and halls, with attendance and permits handled by students. The change, not affecting grammar grades, was praised by staff and seen as improving order. A smoke at Library Hall by Long Branch Exempt Firemen's Association is announced for January 28. A large shade tree at Ex-Fire Chief Hoyt’s residence was blown down by wind.
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Halle
Long Branch Exempt Firemen's Association
Library Hall
Thomas Hoyt
Retired druggist Rothenberg Injured In Fall At Home
Louis Rothenberg, a retired druggist, fell down a full flight of stairs at his Broadway residence above the Harris shoe store on Saturday morning. He injured his spine and back and has been bedbound, though resting more easily today despite continued pain.
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Louis Rothenberg
Broadway
Rothenberg
Harris Shoe Store
Red Bank High School Five Defeated by Olympic A C
Red Bank High School five suffered a 28 to 4 loss to the Olympic A C of Long Branch on their home court. Sug Morrison and Cap Howland starred for the visitors while Brick Woolley scored for Olympic in the second half.
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Moab Baal
Hliveay
Tae
Clutton
Pheeroo
Ieee
Mons
Woul
Techyiworlk
Jase Sabath
Rahway
Yee
Piate
Esse Sabath
Ted Mank
Chattle
Olymics
Olympic A. C
Long Branch
Red Tank
Red Dank Iigh School
Ted Hawk
Leeland
Hed Teak Boys
Fetes Otrmpies
Ays
High &Dogs
Cap” Howland
Brick” Woolley
Palsdell
Red Bank
Rob" Sinclair
Fen Job
Neep
Blaigdell
Sinclair
Woolley
West
Errickson
How
Light Day in Recorder's Court at City Hall
Two cases were reported in the recorder's court at City Hall this morning. John Wilbanks was fined $2 for being drunk, arrested Saturday by Patrolman Edwards. Frank Graf, also arrested for similar conduct, was released on suspended sentence.
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Recorder's Court
City Hall
John Wilbanks
Edwards
Frank Graf
Seawoe
National Guard Costs For Last Year Reported
The annual report of Quartermaster General C Howard Murray shows the New Jersey National Guard cost for the last fiscal year at 480 255 81 dollars. State appropriations totaled 337 229 19 dollars and the federal government contributed 131 026 62 dollars. Empire Theatre in Red Bank offers nightly illustrated songs and variety acts.
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Trenton
C. Howard Murray
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Chas. W. Ritter
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Hudson
Campbell's Arcade Garage
Robert S. Hudspeth
Jersey City
John W. Westcott
Haddonfield
Joseph R. Newton
Woodbury
Thomas H. Birch
Henr
Terhune
Matawan
George Ho la Monte
Bound Brook
Lucius T. Russell
Elizabeth
Johnb. Cavagnaro
Ridgewood
John Hinchliffe
Paterson
Matthew T. Cronin
Bayonne
Edward L. Wklgon
Electriciy
North Broadway
Atf
Daily Record
Hon
Henry &. Terhune
Miss Green
Norman S&s. Coles
Francis’ Berth
William Lawyer
Morford Avenue
OEARE
Union Sevices
Susan Miles
David Miles
Central Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hannah Reeves
John Hubbard
West Front Stret
R. R. Mount Son
Lincroft
Alware
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Maple Avenue
Ollie
Joseph Morrison
Tre
Oliver Byron Bell
Oliver Buron Engine Company
New York
A. Holmes Borden
Borden
Shrewsbury
Motel Plaza
INCH
Mr. Rothenberg
the Daily Record
It Pays
RED Gan Hgh School
National Guard
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