Chandler Wins First Shoot for James Trophy at Riverside Grounds
Constable William Chandler of West Front Street Red Bank captured the first J. Frank James trophy shoot at Riverside Gun Club in Shrewsbury Avenue. Two twenty five bird handicap events produced a perfect 50 for Chandler and 47 for rival Albert Ivins and Clinton James. fourteen members competed as weather stayed fair. New members elected were Ernest Arend John Dickerson and Clarke Holbrook. Next James trophy date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chandler
West Front Street
Red Bank
J. Frank James
Riverside
Chile
Shrewebury_ avenue
Ciy
Myr. Chandler
Albert L. Ivins
Clinton R. James
Reuben E. White
Charles R. D. Foxwell
George Gallo
Ernest A. Arend
Charles B. Throckmorton
Nelson F. Deats
Edward M. Cooper
Thomas Henry Grant
Alexander D. Cooper
George Bray
William B. Clayton
Board of Health
John’ 8. Dickerson
Fair Haven
Wreck in Head on Collision near Hightstown injures eleven
Two cars crashed on the Hightstown road near Cedar Hill cemetery. Eleven men, six from Trenton, escaped serious injury as cars flipped and nosedived into a ditch. William Clark of North Olden Avenue was arrested at the scene as the apparent driver of the wrecked car. The other vehicle carried F. S. Voorhees of Freelock and four companions. The victims were bruised but unhurt for the most part. Authorities left the wrecked cars on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Hightstown
Hightstown Road
William Clark
North Olden Avenue
Clark
New Brunswick
F. 8
Voorhees
Freelock
Freehold
Father of young suspect admits son killed Connors girl
In Wilkesbarre New York on July 16 Daniel Swartz confessed to grand jury that his son Nathan Swartz admitted causing the death of 12 year old Julia Connors the day her body was found He said he urged the boy to kill himself and believed he had done so Police say Nathan remains under scrutiny in another town and the grand jury is expected to indict for extradition A boy arrested in Wilkesbarre was taken into custody on suspicion of involvement in Julia Connors murder due to a likeness to Nathan Swartz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel Swartz
Nathan Swartz
Julia Connors
Grand Jury
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Belmont Gave 250000 To Elect Rei In 1904
August Belmont of New York told a Senate committee that the 1904 Democratic presidential campaign cost under a million dollars, estimating about 600000, and acknowledging contributions of roughly 250000 to the Parker effort including state and local campaigns. Showers to cool hot wave across most of the United States east of the Mississippi are forecast by the weather bureau. Thomas B Felder of Atlanta says he has enough evidence to jail Governor Blease of South Carolina for the remainder of his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
August Belmont
New York
Senate Committee
Parker
United States
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Atlanta
Thomas B. Felder
Blease
So Carolina
Fire House for Sale by Branchport Hose Co
Sealed bids for the sale of the Fire House are due by July 18. Trustees invite inquiries for particulars to 165-166 Ocean Park Casino. Tonight a Moonlight Dance features Den Pett's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branchport Hose Co
Ocean Park Casino
Denpett's
Denner's
Dennett'’a
Health board stirs Red Bank politics at court hearing
Two Red Bank health board members Ernest Arend and Archibald Rutherford clashed with editor W A Sweeney over newspaper disposal and garbage contract terms. Sweeney won the court case as the charge failed to prove wrongdoing. The hearing, with witnesses including Sweeney and Gray, drew humor and tensions, ending with a tease of further coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Board
Board of Health
Sweeney
Harry C. Badeau
Borough Hall
John 8. Applegate, Jr
Arend
Rutherford
Messrs
William J. Sutton
Gray
Applegate
University Club Formed For Summer Men In Long Branch
A group of college men visiting or resident in Long Branch formed the University Club about a month ago. They meet weekly and plan a August dance and later a stag supper. Membership is limited to college or preparatory students with thirty enrolled. Officers include J S Hoey president G Henriquez vice president N Nemser secretary H A Adamson treasurer R S Throckmorton sergeant at arms. Members and their colleges span Pennsylvania Illinois Georgetown New York Law Syracuse Princeton and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
J.S. Hoey
University of South Carolina
G. Hénriquez
Bia University
N. Nemser
Columbia University
H. A. Adamson
Throckmorton
Syraike University
IL. Reigner
Pennsylvania
HL I
Cubperey
W. S. Gamble
A. Fredrickson
Dlinois College
G. BE
Lithe
Kennsylvania
I. S. Smith
New York Law
D. J. Barger
Flanigan
Fordham Prep
H. Wlanigan
Georgetown University
J. Flanigan
Fordham University
J. Faulkner
St. John’s
C. Slocum
Cornell
W. A. Smith
J. A. Burns
J. Campbell
Villa Nova
L. Warwick
L. McGue
Georgetown Law
L. Thomas
New York University
R. Cooper
F. Plewzinske
Pratt Institute
E. Cronin
Seton Hall
Wolcott Morris
Syracuse
J. Bailey
Eb, Bailey
A. Rachlin
Princeton
J. Fischer
Beach Workers Adopt Uniforms For Hot Weather
Beach front staff have adopted a uniform of blue chambray shirts and khaki pants to cope with heat. Shirts feature orange lettering and the wearers move among bluffwalk pedestrians, distinctively identified from passersby.
Dinner At Shore Club Hosts Men and Women at West End Shore Club
Social notes report Moses Ira Mendel entertaining Mrs Charles Harris and Miss Ritta Harris of New York and Miss Sarah Cohn and Miss Esxie Cohn of Cleveland at tea and dinner Sunday at the West End Shore Club. Stanley Heller hosted tea and an automobile party for Miss Hilda Freund and Miss Rene Lavy of New York. Dr Harry K Shaw, injured July Fourth by fireworks at the Mason home Bathayne, is expected to leave hospital soon and will retain sight of both eyes. Also listed are Star of the Sea Church Benefit at Hollywood Horseshow Grounda with moving pictures Thursday night and tickets 10, 25, and 60 cents. Ocean Park Casino, Andy's Garage, and First-class touring cars for hire. Store Closed Wednesday Afternoon for a death in the Pierce & Well fish market family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Ira Mendel
Charles Harris
Ritta Harris
New York
Sarah Cohn
Esxie Cohn
Cleveland
Ohio
H. A. Curlel
West End Shore Club
Stanley Heller
Hilda Freund
Rene Lavy
Harry K. Shaw
Mason Home
Bathayenne
Shaw
Star of the Sea
Hollywood
Moving Pictures
Monmouth County Charity Aid Association Meeting Held
The Monmouth County branch of the New Jersey State Charities Aid Association met at City Hall. Miss Hilgabeth Green was elected secretary and Rev Frederick J Sweasy and others represented Shrewsbury Red Bank Eatontown and Long Branch. The committee aims to raise 1000 via subscriptions in addition to larger gifts to be tallied by Treasurer Thomas N McCanter. Red Bank will host headquarters with Miss Grace Button in charge to study needs and record cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
New Jersey State Charities
Aid Association
City Hall
Mira
Cubberley
Morris Gvanite
Hilgabeth, Green
Bath Avenue
Rehm
Frederick J. Sweasy
Shrewsbury
Newton
Doremus
Red Bank Chamber of Commerce
Red Bank
Hartyhorne
Sea Bright
John G
Breese
Eatontown
Misa Green
Long Branch
Thomas N. McCanter
Ramson
Monmouth County Auxiliary
Grace Button
Wilson nominating trip strengthens Long Branch bond
Governor Woodrow Wilson joins the Wilson and Marshall Club in Long Branch after endorsing Congressman Sulzer's planned attendance at Democratic headquarters. President Schmidt praises Wilson's character while at Sea Girt with Logan, Hurst, and Emanuel nearby. Ruth C. Bling recovers from illness, and Charles Rosencrans returns from Minneapolis after attending a national trade group meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson and
Marshall Club
Long Branch
Phil Schmidt
Wilson
Baltimore
Loney Branch
Phil
Sefimidt
White House
Camp
Woodrow
Sea Girt
Chicago
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey 86 Hours
The U S Weather Bureau's outlook predicts local showers tonight or Wednesday with cooler temperatures. Observations from Long Branch show 80 at 8 am with a 72 percent humidity reading and a 30.10 barometer. Wind shifts from west to southwest with 14 to 24 mph speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Portion
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
Storm Centre of New York Gambling Scandal
A sensational New York gambling scandal erupts with a fatal shooting. A chauffeur is swiftly arrested as authorities probe links to organized crime and illicit betting. Police gather evidence at the scene and announce ongoing inquiries into the crime network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Centre
New York
Bernard Mulligan Gilled From Labor
Bernard Mulligan longtime Long Branch resident died at his Buttonwood avenue home at 6:49 this morning after declining health since his wife’s death last June. Funeral Friday at ten at the Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea. burial Mount Carmel cemetery. Survived by three sons John Bernard Jr. and Edward. active in Holy Name Society and Star of the Sea lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Mulligan
Long Branch
Buttonwood Avenue
Church of Our Lady, Star of the Bea
John G. Sexton
Mount Carmel
West Long Branch
Mulligan
Ireland
America
Lincroft
Brookdale Farm
David Dwithers
L. & D. Edwards
Edwards Millang Lumper Company
Bridget, Trebeh
John
Bernard
Edward Mulligan
Holy Name ‘Society of the Star of the Sea
Order of Heptasophs
Mystery Shootings At Metropole Kill Rosenthal
New York July 11 Herman Regen is shot dead in front of the Metropole Hotel at 2:80 this morning. Several shots fired from a touring car. Louis Libby, 36, a chauffeur, is arrested after a pursuit to Central Park. District Attorney Whitman orders Libby held without bail pending coroner’s inquest amid questions over a confessed story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herman Regen
Gamblera
Hotel Metropole
Ing
Otbara
Thare Ware
Polce
Bhat
Rosanthal
Broadway
Fitzynouth Street
Central Park
Gantherers
Esenguy
Louis Libby
Whitman
Libby
Engagement Announced at Price's Hotel Slambake
Miss Evelyn Smadbech and Mr Bleyer were guests at Price's Hotel slambake entertained by Miss Pauline Untermeyer. Attending were Miss Smadbech Arthur Bleyer Eugene Schwabach Arthur Marks and Miss Venita Cowan. The engagement of Smadbech and Bleyer was announced at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Untermeyer
Evelyn Smadbech
Price’s
Miss Smadbech
Arthur Bleyer
Eugene Schwabach
Arthur ‘Marks
Venita Cowan
Smadbech
Mr.Bleyer
Manager charged with horse whipping near Red Bank
Frank Magee, manager of ex-Sheriff Davis's farm in Middletown Township, was arrested by Constable William J. Wilson on a charge of assault and battery brought by Joseph H. Stout of Brontwood Park Middletown. Stout, a paralytic, says Magee struck him with a raw hide whip in a lane near Red Bank after an argument about the lane. Magee to have a hearing before Justice Edward W. Wise tonight. Majestic Theatre ad appears with moving pictures notices and address for M. Bullivan, 164 to 166.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Magee
Obadiah O. Davis
Middletown Township
Red Bank
Wiliam J. Wilson
Joseph H. Stout
Brontwood Park
Middletown
Stip
Magee
Edward W. Wise
Stout
Stoutwood Park
Mr. Magee
Campaign Against Disease Opens Four Day Ocean Park Exhibit
The four day state exhibit opens at Ocean Park with lectures by Dr. Knowlton, tubercular inspector, and nightly outdoor moving pictures. Acting Mayor Howland to open the event, which runs 2:30 to 4:40 and 7:30 to 10 p.m. The program includes county hospital petition drive and public meetings to boost health education and tubercular care in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
State Board of Health
Local Board of Health
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of
Map Hnowlton
Attite Board of Health
Trenton
Howland
Ocean Park Casino
Knowlton
Monmdéath Board of Chosen Freeholders
Anbury Park
Former Policeman Arrested for Bigamy
Alvin M. Shropshire once of Ben Bright and Misa Julia May Cook of Burraville were detained at Asbury Park on a bigamy warrant from Justice M. L. Ferris after Mrs. Shropshire accused them both. They confessed living together at 1108 Miyo Street while Shropshire claimed prior marriage. Cook worked as a waitress at the Hotel Thedford. Mrs. Shropshire seeks divorce and cites a divisive newspaper article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin M. Shropahire
Ben Bright
Misa Julia May Cook
Burraville
Asbury Park
George Gifford
M. L. Ferris
Shropshire
Misa Cook
Chaerk
Eraville
Oui
Wheater
Ange
Obe
Mai Shropshire
Charlen B. Cook
Miss Cook
Iy Street
Thedford
Bharopshire
Maude. Davy
Bayohne
Bhropathre
A Cross Church
Jersey City
Ave
Kia
Bea Bright
Anp
Alvin M. May Cook
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Gowgtable Chanler
James
Riverside Gun Club
Asbury Church
Bury M. B
A. H. Everhardt
Jesus
Miss Koup
Connors
Wilksbarre
Belmont
Rei
Health Board
Star of the Church
Hollywood Iseshow Grounds
University Glu
Shore Club
Dr. Shaw
Andy
Pierce & Well
of Monmouth Auxiliary
Emacrat
Schmidt
Ruth C. Bling
Martin
Miss Alias
Minneapolis
Charles Rosencrans
Minn
National Association of Bill Board
Rosencrans
New Jersey State Association
Weather Bureau Forecast
Herman Rothenthal
Bernard Mulligan Gilled
LABOR
Os Edwards Mil and Lumber Co
Theodore Richard
Recorder's Court
Joseph Klerynan
Daily Record
Oceania
Raymond Pulten
Oceanic
George Allen
Mechanic Street
Orioles
Eisner’s Factory
B. Conovero
Allen
Conover
Elsner
Wiliam Flannery
Alfred ‘Healer
Vertor Whalen
Frank Reed
Garrett Conover
Asbury Park Athletic Grounds
Washington U. S
Star of the
Bia
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Joseph Rodgers
M. Bullivan
Ocean
Mathett'a Orchestra
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