Paris Flood Recedes and Rescuers Press On
Paris reports the Seine and tributaries subsiding as flood relief efforts intensify. Bodies are found in homes dried by receding waters while refugees receive aid from the Red Cross and civil service helpers. Premier Briand assures the public of diminishing danger amid widespread disruption and looting worries.
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Paris
Seine
National
Deod
Red Cross Society
Marne
Chalifort
Neuilly
Youne
Alhurmist
Briand
Alfortville
Lyry
Gennevilliers
Joinville
Charenton
Clichy
Offars
New $40,000 A J Bach Cottage Planned in South Elheron
The A. J. Bach cottage on lar street South Elheron will cost 40000 and be built by August Webber of this city. R C G Adamson Jr of Long Branch handles steam heating and plumbing. Webber is renovating Leopold Stern house on Cedar avenue. George Northam oversees the plumbing. Nine bathrooms are planned and a new garage with servant apartments is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Bach
Lar
South
Elheron
August Webber
R. CG. Adamson, Jr
Long Branch
Webber
Leopold Stern
Cedar Avenue
George
Revival at Asbury Church North Long Branch
Revival services at Asbury M. B. Church North Long Branch continue this week led by Pastor Rev. A H Eberhardt. Tonight speaker is Dr John Handley district superintendent. Quarterly conference follows. Fifteen youths waited yesterday. Tomorrow night features Praise Night with the choir leading singing. Meetings begin nightly at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury M. BR
North Long Branch
A. H. Eberhardt
John Handiey
Meeting of First Presbyterian Church Trustees
A meeting of the congregation of the First Presbyterian Church of ns Bank will be held tomorrow night at eight o'clock in the church to consider purchasing a site for a new church. Isaac HM Adiem serves as president of the Board of Trustees who called the meeting and may conduct other business as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Ns Bank
Isaac
Adiem
Zimmerman to Stay With Newark Club
Eddie Zimmerman from Long Branch will resume his old third baseman role with the Newark Eastern League Hage Hall Club, as stated by manager Joe M Ginnity. M Ginnity praises Zimmy as a mighty fine ball player. Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers listed. Text notes advertising in the Record.
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Joe M’ginnity
Newark
Hagehall
Eddie Zimmerman
Tigers
M'Ginnity
Zimmy
Chattles Rout Red Bank in East Jersey School League Game
Chattles earned a 44 to 10 home victory at Lyceum Court Friday night. Schwartz led with six goals and Heiles six as Tomasky Morris Viracola Marford Linson Worthley each scored, while Red Bank’s Linson Worthley stood out. Referee Clark. scorer H Burns. Captain Burns sidelined with a minor arm injury.
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Chattles
East Jersey
Lyceum Court
Red Bank
Atwater
Quinn
Prague
Linson
Worthley
Schwartig
Helles
T0masky
Viracola
Two Affinities Too Much for Chauffeur
Lyman R. Jones a chauffeur for H. B. Terrell of Rumson road faced a chancery suit for alimony and support of his wife and children. Vice Chancellor Walker issued a writ of no exeat republica and ordered $500 cash bail to prevent him from leaving the state. Jones allegedly fled to New York neglecting weekly alimony payments. bond forfeiture followed and costs awarded. He also runs a Broadway printing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman R. Jones
H. 8. Terrell
Rumson Road
Long Branch
Wesley B. Stout
Asbury Park
Court of Chancery
Jones
New York
Mr. Stout
Walker
Daniel Applegate
Red Barn
Chancery Court
Broadway
Honce retires after long service as tax collector and school fund custodian
Due to illness John D. Honce of Marlboro township resigns from his posts as Collector of Taxes and Custodian of School Funds, titles held since 1849 and renewed last fall for three years. The Township Committee and Board of Education appoint Charles BE Conover of Wickalunk to fill the vacancies amid Honce’s affliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Honce
Marlboro
Ces
Honce
Board of Education
Charles, BE. Conover
Wickalunk
Lincoln Day banquet plans discussed at Board of Trade meeting
At the adjourned Board of Trade session reports from special committees will be presented. The Lincoln Day banquet is set for Saturday Feb. ih at 6 p.m. at Hotel Pannaci. Several applications for membership will be considered and local property owners have submitted signed membership applications.
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Board of Trade
Hotel Pannaci
The House Opposite mystery feature in Sunday World
The Sunday World offers a new mystery tale The House Opposite in a separate booklet free with the issue. It follows Anna Katherine Green titles and is touted as the best in the series. Mrs. Bldridge of 124 Garfield Ave sells greeting cards for the Y M C A benefiting the organization and Long Branch boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Notable Long Branch builders and local figures pass away
Obituaries report the death of Joseph C Potter at 2:46 AM at 702 Broadway after a long illness. He built many Long Branch residences and was active in St Luke's church. Survived by widow and son Pitman. Funeral Wednesday at 2:50 PM from the Potter home. Burial at West Long Branch.
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Broadway
Potter
J. G. Reed
West Long Branch
J. G. Sexton
John
Margaret Potter
Long Branch
George W. Brown
Wimpfheimer
Laufer
Pitman B. Potter
Chattle High School
Annie Hayes
Arioch Lodge
Long Branch Council
Royal Arcanum
Joseph Lewis, Jr
Sylvian Avenue
Asbury Park
Lewis
Potts
Ambury Park
Point Pleasant
Freehold
Mr. Lewis
Board of Health
George F. Vietor
George Frederick Vietor
Vietor & Achells
Ea Bright
Pneumona
West Fifty-third Street
New York
Mr. Vietor
Brooklyn
Vietor
Thomas Achells
Hivae
Charles Grabbe
United States Trust Company
National Park Bank
Jefferson Bank
Plaza Bank
Mount Morris Bank
Equitable Life Assurance Society
American Surety Company
Chamber of Commerce
Union League
Lotus
Merchants
Hamilton
Ardsley
Rumson Country Clus
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Victoria
L. Lionberger Davis
St. Louis
Mesers
Thomas
Carl
George
John Vietor
Thomas Vietor
Aldust Oti
Vietor & Ly Achelis
Othr
Weather Indications Show Variable Winds Turning Westerly
Clocay notes Tuesday patterns with variable winds shifting to a westerly flow. Expect mild conditions with possible changes in air mass through the day.
Attorney General Speaks to Sea Bright Congregation
Edmund Wilson of Red Bank addressed a crowded Sea Bright M E Church gathering about the dangers of lying using a Denmark farmer tale from What a Lie Did. The event drew secret societies firemen and local officials including Mayor Shropshire and council members.
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Edmund Wilson
Sea Bright
Red Bank
M. E
C. V. Shropshire
Margaret Rieglemann
Mildred Sherman
Wilson
Denmark
Dr. Gamble
Award of 2000 dollars for Loch Arbour strip upheld
Allenhurst officials in session awarded Dr Samuel Johnson two thousand dollars for a 40 by 166 foot land strip from the Main street bridge over Deal Lake through Loch Arbour into Allenhurst. The award follows an appeal of a two hundred dollar surveyor award and will advance Main street continuation. The case goes to the Supreme Court for review.
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Allenhurst
Samuel Johnson
Main Street
Deal Lake
Loch Arbour
Johnson
Atlantic Coast Eleatric Railway Company
Supreme Court
Warrant Sought for Dr. Cook in Berlin Extradition Request
Berlin dispatch reports the U S Concur" of Mannheim sought a warrant for the arrest and extradition of Dr. Frederick A. Cook, said to be in a Heidelberg sanatorium. In New York a coal chute collapse at an Independent Coal Company factory trapped Nicholas Nedendock for six hours under 25 tons of coal and killed him. Chief Engineer Charles Meher and worker Charles Cooper were buried and rescued with injuries.
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London
Berlin
U. S
Mannheim
Frederick A. Cook
Heideberg
New York
Independent
Ee Company
Nicholas Nedendock
Charles Meher
Charlies Cooper
Police Inspector Gets 5 Years For Burglary
Chicago January 31 Police Inspector Edward McCann was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for taking bribes from resort keepers. The report notes corruption within city law enforcement and outlines the convicted officer’s sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward McCann
German Americans Blame Tariff For High Prices at Convention
Cleveland reports a German American alliance convention condemning tariff protections as the root of rising costs. Delegates urge concerted action to reduce tariffs, arguing trusts leverage price setting via tariff protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Driver Arrested For Lost Suitcase At City Hall
Morris Kirshnuff, a stage driver on First avenue, is accused of carelessness after a dress suitcase vanished while Miss Clara Joffrey, returning from Washington, handed it to him at the station. He allegedly misplaced it on the footboard and detoured to a side street. police hold potential license consequences if not recovered.
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Morris Kirshnuff
First Avenue
Clara Joffrey
Sixth Avenue
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Kirshnuff
Miss Jeffrey
Third Avenue
Broadway
Fourth Avenue
Jeffrey Cottage
City Hall
Layton
Kirehour
Tiemin
Feds
Jeffrey
Peck
Long Branch
Jacob Steinbach
Second Baptist Officers Elected By Sunday School Society
The Second Baptist Church Liberty Street installed officers for the coming year. Frisby Laws remains Superintendent. assistants include Thomas Faulken and J. W. Laws. Financial Secretary Mise M. Jarvin and Librarian William Ranglidg lead with other officers and teachers named.
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Liberty St. Church
Second Baptist Church
Howard Redd
Frisby
Laws
Thomas ©. Faulken
Mise M. Jarvin
Silver Jackson
Gertrude Flnwright
Frederick Cooper
J. W. Laws
William Ranglidg
Sasistania
Leslie Faulken
Edward Cooper
Home Department
Mise M. Jarvis
J. B Sing? Ling
Charles Watts
T. C. Faulken
G. Wainright
Mrs. Wilson
Belle Greer
T. D. Landing
L. Laws
Queen Greer
Owen Core
W. Rangling
Gertrude Wainright
Wilson
Charles Watt
A. Redd
M. Jarvis
Hollywood Local Union Meets at Red Bank Church
The sixty fourth quarterly meeting of the Hollywood Local Union of Christian Endeavor was held Friday night at Red Bank Presbyterian Church with Rev J G Lovell presiding. Addresses were given by Rev Frank Diehl Miss Edith A Spinning and M V B Smock. A number of Endeavorers attended the meeting.
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Hollywood
Union of Christian Endeavor
Red Bank Presbyterian Church
J. G. Lovell
Frank Diehl
Edith A. Spinning
M. V. B. Smock
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Cheatnut Street
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