Men assault and rob Bishop in late night hold up
Mr Bishop fought to protect his belongings as two assailants overpowered him near Wood Avenue and Pearl Street. He suffered facial bruising and a discolored cheekbone but escaped serious injury, while the suspects fled toward Brantigan's corner. This latest incident follows another holdup reported last week, with details kept to catch the culprits.
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Brantigan’s
Record Office
Putis
Wymbs
Borough Hall
Antonides
Woods
Edgar L. Haight
Bobrovsky
Louis Loukids
Broad Street
Westfield
N. J
Red Bank
George Skokos
Spring Street
Sugar Bow
Loukids
Swift
Mr. Skokos
Sigmund Eisner
Eisner
R. R. Mount
Pearl Street
West
West Front Streets
Harvard Graduate Weds Miss Dobbing
Harvard graduate Danial Richard Sortwell of Boston marries Helen Elizabeth Dobbins in New York with Bishop Luther B. Wilson officiating. The couple plans a monthlong wedding tour before settling in Boston. Sortwell is Harvard College educated and William Dobbins’s brother acts as best man.
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J. Y. Dobbins
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Penn
Helen Elizabeth
Danial Richard Sortwell
Boston
Shas
New York
Sortwell
Harvard College
Harry Dobbins
Academy of Fine Arte
Philadelphia
Stewartgon
Long Branch
Ocean Grove Borough Bill Passes House
The Assembly approved the Ocean Grove borough incorporation bill 49 to 5 with three votes against. A referendum will let residents vote in May on incorporation. the borough government hinges on election results. Speaker Taylor defended the measure as fair and noted the Ocean Grove Campmeeting Association is not part of the Methodist Church. The session also advanced two concealed weapon bills and discussed several other measures before adjourning.
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Moore
Mercer
Coles
Camden
McLaughlin
Union
Assembly
Ocean Grove
Taylor
Senate
Ocean Grove Campmeeting Association
Methodist Church
Leonard
New York
Relief Fire Co Ball a Big Success in Red Bank
The eleventh annual reception and ball by Relief Fire Engine No. 1 at St James Hall Red Bank drew over 200 attendees despite bad weather. Prof Matthew Hollywood led a five piece orchestra with timely selections. Prize waltz winners included Timothy Ray Houlihan and Mrs George Grause for first prize. Intermission offered refreshments and a grand March finale.
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Relief Fire Enginee
Pearl Street
Red Bank
St. James’ Hall
Matthew Hollywood
Michael J. Hynan
Thomas Irving Brown
J. H. Bublin
Matawan
Timothy Ray Houlihan
Union Hose Co
George Grause
William Luke
Miss Nor
Saguertori
Peter Galiero
Long Branch
Eilwood B. Dvins
New York Strikers Attack Red Bank Factory Riot
In Red Bank a clash between New York strikers and factory workers left Salvalaki and Silver badly wounded while another worker was cut. Police arrested several attackers after a melee at the Swift building, with reports that a spy prompted the disturbance. Local guards and a special officer preserved order as inquiries continue.
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Silver
Harvey W Young
William Decker
Felix Santangelo
Red Bank
Solomon Zeal
Third Avenue
N. Y
Alexander Margolik
Philip Wiler
Moore Street
Brooklyn
Morris Brasky
Forsythe Street
Forna Bobrovsky
Bobrovsky
Swift
Broad
Monmouth Streets
Red Hawk
Krieger Manufacturing Co
New York Union
Red Mank
Tegen
Rouswitz
Strik‘ers
Salvalski and
Meeting to avert strike at Hisner's by courting workers
At Tuesday night’s meeting Giovanni larenio Join Defurro and Mrs Lena Levine urged employing staff to organize. They believed female workers would strike if they went out with the men, but the girls were not in that mood and a strike seemed unlikely.
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Giovanni 'Larenio
Defurro
Lena Levine
Hisner's
Tin Cans Saved Soldiers Alarm on Barbed Wire
Washington January 30 official dispatches reveal tin cans strung on barbed wire around American camps alerted sentinels to a night attack by Moro tribesmen. The alarm allowed 400 soldiers to retreat while about 1,000 attackers withdrew with several killed. US casualties totaled eight dead and twenty five wounded.
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War Department
United States
Fola La Follette Leads New York Garment Strike Pickets
Miss Fola La Follette daughter of Senator Robert M La Follette Wisconsin formerly an actress now directs women strikers in New York City She led a picket parade at a shop with strike breakers The march sparked a small riot eggs were thrown and arrests followed with Miss La Follette arguing the case before the night court judge
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United States
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
New York City
Misa la Follette
Lenient To Buy Bandits In Hackensack Court
In Hackensack on January 30 the youths Edward Riley Ferdinande Palette William Tompkins and William Clark were arraigned in Judge Demarest court on burglary and highway robbery charges and admitted guilt The judge urged leniency noting the youths' families and placed Falette and Tompkins under one year probation reporting weekly with a probation officer The group known as the boy bandits faced possible state prison but received probation instead
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Hackensack N.I
Edward Riley
Hillsdale
John M. Riley
William Tompkins
Ferdinand Palette
Westwood
William Clark
Weatwood
W. Stagg
John J. Bell
Demarest
Petitions Push for Branch Court in Shore District
Senator John Walsilcum met with the special branch court committee of the Board of Trade and said it matters little whether a district or branch court is created but Speaker Taylor must be persuaded. Some sixty petitions circulate for signatures with 300 obtained including 100 from Red Bank. Chairman Cutch eon distributed more blank petitions. Also noted is the S S I B Y Club monthly dance at Branchport with about 125 attendees. Wilbur Edwards led a five piece orchestra and received praise while Capt. John J. Van Note provided clam stews during intermission.
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John WaSlocum
Special Branch Court
The
Board of Trade
Taylor
Shore
Red Bank
Cutcheon
Branchport
Wilbur Edwards
Edwards
John J. van- Note
Iowas Ban on 100 Dollar Hats
Des Moines lawmakers decide one hundred dollars is too much for a hat for wives and that husbands may be spared wage-earner involvement. The provision lets the miller and wife settle their affairs without involving the husband, while a husband who buys a costly diamond ring on credit must face the jeweler himself.
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Des Moines
Mrs W E Slocum Ill In Jersey City Since Thanksgiving
Sick in Jersey City Ms W E Slocum formerly of this city has been ill since Thanksgiving at her home 804 Edge Avenue Jersey City from bronchitis and is still under a physician. She is now able to sit up. Mrs Slocum was for many years a resident of Long Branch and active in lodge circles.
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W. E. Slocum
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