Park Masque at Mebury Park Wins Prizes and Fun
Masque event along the boardwalk features Mayor Benjer and Sheriff Hett at the Arcade. Winners include Mrs Si Bowen for handsomest costume and Edward De Held with partner Istfield for first in general. Other prizes go to Miss Sadie Gilling, Miss Elsie Gilmore, and Miss Dora Grey. A separate note reports a boy died of tetanus in Matawan and a local man suffers a wrist fracture after a Ford mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss
Bischoff
Edward de Held
Izfield
Germany
William Watta
Christiansen
Sadie Gilling
Ainsworth
Elsie
Dora Grey
Mise Gilmore
Fantauk Hotel Group
Breaks for Liberty as Wrubeski Flees City Hall
Felix Wrubeski, eighteen, escape attempts from Jersey City police near city hall trigger lively chase. He fled from custody through corridors to street exits before being captured by Patrol Wagon driver Michael Improcasse. Wrubeski faces charges for attempted burglary at 953 Garfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Felix Wrubeski
Grand Street
City Hall
Wrubeski
Mercer Street
Henderson Street
Gregory
Glock
Michael Improcasse
Garfield Avenue
Golfer’s Shot Hits Eye. Greenwich Player Varies Sight Risk
A. Weisgarten, a Philadelphia broker, was struck in the eye by a golf ball at Greenwich Country Club. The ball, described as a rock, bounded back and hit his glasses causing a deep eye cut. Doctors warned he could lose the eye and he was moved to Philadelphia for treatment. Weisgarten had previous eye trouble and had recent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Country Club
Greenwich
Conn
A. Welsgarten
Philadelphia
C. C. Boyle
Francis Honaney
Weisgarten
Candor Gone Mad and Odd Punches of the Day
A mixed satirical column notes an English labor agitator and ex M P denying advice to murder as a strike weapon. Jokes about candid missteps, a department store floorwalker, and a wife with a doctor’s view mix with brief quips on motor boats seasickness and society buds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
New York
Mulhall Granted Vacation By Senate Probe Panel
Washington July 19 Col M M Mulhall chief lobbyist for the National Association of Manufacturers showed signs of a nervous breakdown amid a lengthy Senate inquiry. He was given a vacation as investigators studied his testimony while expert accountants examined N A M books and attorneys sought to include their letters in the record. If allowed the process could take five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Col. M. M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Mulhall
Senate Committee
Former Congressman Olmstead Dies in New York Hospital
Marlin E Olmstead former Congressman from Harrisburg Pennsylvania and noted lawyer died at the eye ear and throat hospital after several weeks illness He had undergone throat operation about a week earlier but failed to rally after surgery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marlin E. Olmstead
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Olmstead
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H. Hall
George P. Truax
B. Trax
Matawan
Memorial Hospital
Matawan Big
John W
Ise
The
Daily Record
Turing
Abram Gettleson
Hoyt & Francis
North Long Branch
Gettleson
Ford
Edward F. Ford
Long Branch Lodge
L. C
Moose
Robert B. Warwick
Warwick
Cincinnati
Ohio
Moose Heart
Chicago
Randolph Fitzhugh
Washington
Dorothy Fiske
Atks Mercy
London
Eng
Sofia
Bulgaria
Eleanora
Elizabeth
Roumania
Imperial Ciy
Charles
Masons
Pleasure Bay
Frank W. Hampton
Fifth Avenue
Liberty
United States Weather Bureau
Sp. m
Temp
Atlantic City
Boston
New Orleans
St. Louis
Copenhagen
Goldstein’s Department Store
Ostend
Phaimly
Harold
Maude
Maymie
Washington Star
Sfiss Norich
Buffalo Express
Mullhall
Manhattan
W. H. Woolley & CO
I Broadway
Long Brancee
Olstein’s Depatment Store
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