Tuberculosis Show Opens at Red Bank
A tuberculosis exhibit opened yesterday at Red Bank High School under state health and local organizations. The display includes pictures models of outdoor sleeping porches hospital ward rooms and sanitary contrasts to educate visitors on preventing TB. Local officials Dr Knowlton and Rev Reynolds spoke at night and Mayor Pittenger presided with attendees learning of prevention and care.
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State Board of Health
Monmouth County
State Charities Aid Association
Boards of Health and Education
King’s Daughters
Red Bank
Red Bank High School
Branch Avenue
Pit
Crow Hollow
Louis Schwartz
Hendrickson & Applegate
Frank Pittenger
Withard Knowlton
Lrenton
Circus at Oceanic highlights Duke pony and King of Ring
Spain's Shows will exhibit at Oceanic on Thursday Friday and Saturday July 26 26 27 featuring Duke the educated pony Al Couraman the King of ring performers and other artists. The program includes circus acts vaudeville and motion pictures for an entertaining evening.
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Spain
Oceanic
Duke
Pony
al. Couraman
Noted spite fence builder confined to state asylum
James Munroe Allgor, famed as a spite fence creator and distributor of post cards, was admitted to the State Hospital for the Insane in Trenton after doctors diagnosed paranoia. Commitments were arranged, with Judge Foster to receive a report in 15 days to decide on permanent confinement.
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James Munroe Aligor
Sea Bright
Rumson
State Hospital For the
Trenton
Charles J. Gremer
John W. Bennett
Allgor
Rumson Road
Sea Bright Drawbridge
Harry Thaw
van Winkle
Constable van Winkle
Allger
John
Foster
P. Hall Packer
J. Frank Patterson
William Jadden
N. J
Auger
Rumson Drive
Katzenbach Noted Seeks Senatorship
In Trenton on July 24 Hon. Frank Katzenbach Jr issued a statement: despite urging from friends to enter the Democratic primary for U S Senate he has decided not to run, preferring service in the ranks for personal and professional reasons. The news surprised many Democrats who expected a nomination bid. Also reported a Red Bank beach party hosted by Miss Licey West with several guests and a test of an Independent fire engine in Third Avenue with no issues observed.
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Trenton
N. J
Frank 8. Katzenbach, Jr
United States
Katzenbach
Nomf
Licey West
Hoyt
Red Bank
Ednaan Smeed
Alta McClaskey
Bank
Allan K
Mra
Thomas West
William Jordan
Li Madaline West
Potter
Adele Presley
Trude Crouter
Brooklyn
Richard Young
James Young
Branchport Avenue
Louis J. Boury
Rumson
Willis Cooper
Harvey W. W. Youngs
Henee
Attempted Murder Plot Involving Shapiro Attorney
New York July 24 Assem Levy lawyer for Louis Lib William Shapiro owners of the trial murder car now being confined in the Tombs as witnesses relates a sensation when he testified that parts of the accused gamble night tried to get him Levy said his doors and windows had been broken when he arrived home Noval were missing and he assumed burglars were would be assassins
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New York
Levy
Louis Lib
William Shapiro
Pars
Noval
Chester Haines
Asbury Park
George W. Thompson
Trenton
William Chandler
Red Bank
Shrewsbury Township
Wilmot John Lee
Marion Price
Langford Street
Jine Lee
Lee
Price
Asbury Parket
Fret Erin
Haines
James H
Thompson
Ickles
Walt
Grand Y
Sickles
Weather and social notes from Asbury Park page
The Weather Bureau forecast calls for showers tonight and Thursday with light to moderate southwest winds. Social items include Rev Dr Ross MacClements recovering after a railroad accident injury, Amy R Davis marrying at Monmouth Memorial Hospital, and a wedding reception in Long Branch. Local ads promote a Friday fire sale at Stricklin's and Ocean Park Theatre listings.
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Iran
A. Stricklin’s
Asbury Park
Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Broadway
Long Branch
Ross MacClements
John A. Brown
Jamaica
Amy R. Davis
Flushing
A. Hamilton
Stricklin’s
Wong
Ira A. Stricklin
Ocean Park Theatre
Edict Targets Unfit Shore Bathing Houses
City commissioners heard Bathing houses along the shore are under scrutiny. Building Inspector Theodore Cranmer accused two lots of being unfit and ordered owners to conform to the ordinance. Commissioner Fleck supported the inspector after his own inquiry found standards lacking.
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Theodore Cranmer
Fleck
Jacob B. Emmons
Neptune Hose Co
Gilmore West
Archie Jeffrey
James Hector
Department of Finance
West End
Howland Hotel
Hearing Of Sunday Closing Cases Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd gathered for hearings on Sunday closing cases, reflecting strong public interest. Officials, including judges and lawyers, presented arguments as community members watched closely for decisions impacting local businesses and services.
Merchants Face Sunday Morality Act Hearing at City Hall
Eight merchants including Harry Goldstein Wolf Leiberman Sol Frey John Boniforte Henry Geloff Rocco Bontella John Ferg ter and Louis Feinberg faced a vice and morality act complaint at City Hall. Judge Brinley presided as disputes over jury costs and act sections played out amid witnesses including Patrolman Emmons and Police Commissioner Arrowsmith. A separate real estate shooting at Park Row left Joseph Frettretch dead and Norman Bergh wounded.
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City Hall
Justice of the Peate Walter RR. Brinley
Harry Goldstein
Wolf Leiberman
Sol Frey
John Boniforte
Henry Geloff
Rocco Bontella
John Ferg Ter
Louis Feinberg
Causel
Blue” Lowe
Council Chamber
Brinley
Stevens
Arrowsmith
James Layton
Broadway
Thomas P. Fay
Fay
Seller
H. K. Emmons
Goldstein
Police
Mr. Arrowsmith
Cornerstone Laying Promises Monumental St James Church
Epoch making event as corner stone of St James P B Church to be laid at Broadway and Slocum place. Rt Rev John Scarborough leads service with clergy and parishioners at 4 pm in open air. Building of egdnn Hill stone progresses, Parish Hall used for services, social events, and social hour follows.
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St. James’ P. B
Broadway
Slocum Place
John Scarborough
Briggs Nash
St. James
Fishing Yacht Wrecked Off Battery Narrowly Escapes
Fifteen passengers aboard the fishing yacht Idler were rescued after the Old Colony steamship rammed the boat near the Battery. Julia Skidmore of Brooklyn was seriously injured while the others escaped drowning as tugs arrived to aid the fishing vessel.
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New York
Julia Skidmore
Brooklyn
Old Colony
Eastern Steamship Line
Battery
Concrete Gutters Underway On Liberty Street
Concrete gutters three feet wide on each side are being laid in Liberty Street from Broadway to Union Avenue to handle drainage from Liberty alley. Once finished, Contractor Butcher will resume hip work as the street is resurfaced with gravel.
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Liberty Street
Broadway
Union Avenue
Liberty Alley
Butcher
Recorder Badeauy's Nephew Dead
Recorder and Mrs. Harry Badeau and Mrs. Charles Croft attended the funeral of Ralph Badeau 23 son of Charles Badeau of Elizabeth. He died suddenly Saturday of heart trouble. The service was in Elizabeth and burial at Lake Mahopac New York.
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Recorder
Mra
Harry OC. Bedeau
Charles Croft
East Front Street
Red Bank
Ralph Bedeau
Charles G. Badeau
Elizabeth
Ralph Badeau
Lake Mahopac
New York State
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Father Reynolds
Dr. Knowlton
James A. Reynolds
St. James’ R. C. Church
Knowlton
Philip Schmidt
Milton Knowlton
Circus
Aligor
Rumson Road Regiment
Fraphold
Colt's Neck
Colts Neck
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Joseph Rodgers
Moying Pictures
Third Avenue
Commissioner of Public Safety
Shapira Torney
Sigmund « Eisner
H. A. Bourneman
The
Loyal Association
Progress Council
No. 3
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Averdge
Phitth Schmidt
Conway
Reeal Estate
Frettretch
Skillman and Seybel
Park Row
Joseph Wfrestretch
Norman Bergh
Bergh
Butt
Acno
Volunteer Hospital
New St. James’ Edifice
Badeauy
Ira ‘A
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