River work funding cut sparks local protests
A Senate committee削 withdraws 295000 for permanent development of the North and South Shrewsbury river, prompting leaders in Red Bank and Deal to urge action. Rep Thomas J. Scully returns to Washington, protests to Senators Hughes Martine, and a Rivers and Harbors joint meeting is planned Thursday. Protests and telegrams to OGorman are organized to restore the appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Scully
Deal
Senate
Shrewsbury
Washington
Congress
Scully
Slocum
Chamber of Commerce
Patten
Hughes
Martine
McFaddin
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Red Bank
Miller
Red Bank Motor Boat Club
George McC. Taylor
Red Bank Board of Commerce
O' Gorman
New York
Willguss
Bo i
N. J
Red Bank Borough
O'Gorman
Red Bank Freshman Entertains Classmates
Red Bank High School freshmen hosted a Friday night reception for teachers and classmates. A seven-boy play, piano solos by Miss Ivete Bloom and Ruth Smock, and a recital by Marguerite Wyckelke highlighted the program. Class colors green and gold adorned the hall, with games, dancing, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank High School
Ivete Bloom
Marguerite Wyckel
Ruth Smock
Homer
Joe Fix
Grace Conover
Moose Lodge Social Delights Long Branch Gathering
Moose crowded their lodge room last night for entertainment and fellowship. Visitors from Red Bank and Asbury Park joined Long Branch Lodge 1322 with speeches by Dictator Lustbaum and Benjamin F. Sprague, a piano duet by Lustbaum's children, and performances by Prof. Charles Glous and Adolph Steinbach. Refreshments followed as the celebration lasted late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Long Branch
Tvo
Red Bank
Asbury Park
Lustbaum
Benjamin F. Sprague
Red Bank Lodge
George Gamble
Eddie
Margaret Lustbaum
Charles Glous
Adolph Steinbach
Long Branch Lodge
Chattle Captures Runyon Trophy In Historic Meet
After six years of competition Chattle wins the Runyon trophy, a three handled silver cup donated by Mr. Runyon of Atlantic Highlands in 1908 for the 1 4 mile race. Previous winners include Reynolds Neptune 1910 Taylor Asbury Park 1911 McCormick Perth Amboy 1912 Sampson Asbury Park 1913 Kagmann Chattle 1913 Perth Amboy 1914 Perth/Chattle. McCormick’s 64 35 seconds in 1911 remains record. Taylor’s 55 seconds in 1910 second best.
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Runyon
Chattle
Atlantic Highlands
Reynolds
Neptune
Taylor
Asbury Park
McCormick
Perth Amboy
Sampson
Kagmann
Perth
Asbury
Funeral for Late M M A Methot Thursday
Funeral services for H E W Methot will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. from St James Catholic Church Red Bank. Interment will be private in Fair View cemetery. Funeral director Harry C Pay in charge. Methot born October 18 1849 in St Croix Quebec son of Hon Louis Methot a leading merchant and government representative. He ran Methots Mills in Quebec and later sold lumber to the United States becoming wealthy before retiring to travel and banking roles including La Caisse Economie de Notre Dame de Quebec. He served as bank president for seventeen years and died at seventy four.
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HE. W. Methot
Mast Front Street
Red Bank
St. James’ Catholic Church
Pair View Cemetery
Harry C. Pay
Mr. Metis
St. Croix
Quebec
Manada
Louis Metho
Methot
Millx
United States
la Caisse
Economie de Notre Dame de‘Quebec
Rao
Ole
Middletown Township High School Class Day Program
The class day program of Middletown Township High School will be presented Friday night. Admission by ticket. Events include Selection Orchestra, President's Address Victor Gros singer, Class History Wilbur Roberts, piano solo Das Liebenwohl, Brenn Beethoven, gifts, prophecies, wills, duets, and a class poem. Graduates listed with colors blue and gold.
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Middetown Township High School
Tcket
Bselection—Orchestra
Victor Grossinger
Wilbur Roberts
Beehoven
Donald Goodchild
Gladys Coe
Mary Brower
Helen Frost
Will
Lillie Nagle
Thomas Compton
Claes
Gladys Walling Coe
Thomas Kennard Compton
Ada Helen Frost
Victor Emanuel Grossinger
Agnes Marie Logan
Lillian Catherine Nagle
Wilbur Clifton Roberts
Mildred Williams
Factory site proposed for Jacoby in Long Branch
The Chamber of Commerce in Long Branch discussed inviting Herman Jacoby, a New York manufacturer, to locate a factory here. Edward E. Lacour chaired the Manufacturing Committee presenting data. The group pledged to help arrange a site or erect a 100 by 100 foot one story brick building for lease under agreed terms. The mayor’s building ordinance was also noted and to be enforced. A separate baseball park opening report by Frank Matthes highlighted clergy attendance and city officials.
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Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Edward E. Lacour
Herman Jacoby
New York
Jacoby
Lacour
Long Branch Merchants’ Association
Baseball Park
Frank Matthes
B. C. Hazard Co
George H. Baker
Matthes
Christopher Gregory
Newcomb
William H. Besler
New Jersey Central
Thread Trust. WJ. Corporation 19 Ordered Dissolved
The Thread Trust was ruled a restraint of trade and ordered dissolved by the U S District Court of New Jersey. Defendants include American Thread Company The Thread Agency The J and P Coats Spool Company The Clark Thread Company George A Clark and Brothers J and P Coats incorporated James Chadwick Co The English Sewing Cotton Company Jonas and Brook and brother limited and their officers and directors. The court barred any trade agreements among them and ordered divestitures of holdings in other companies.
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Trenton
N. J
Thread Trust
U. S. District Court of New Jersey
American Thread Company
The
Thread Agency
J. and P, Coats Spool Company
Clark Thread Company
George A, Clark and Brothers
J, and P, Coats Incorporated
James Chadwick and Co
English Sewing Cotton Company
Jonas and Brook and Brother, Limited
Oakhurst School Presents Cantata It Pays to Advertise
Oakhurst school closes with a novel cantata It Pays to Advertise written by first grade teacher Miss Beulah H Gordon. A chorus of thirty five performs with many student roles representing brands and products as part of the production. A Joy Scout song and drill will accompany the show while the Pedestra provides the music. A Strawberry Festival is planned at Washington Park on Wednesday June Std to benefit the First Reform Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gordon
Oakhurst
Beulah H. Gordon
Hart Page
Kenneth Bennett
Elston Ireland
Campbell's Soup
Helen Bryan
Dru _cilla Fury
Doris Ireland
Irene_ King
Susie Dangler
Mary Magee
Joy
Oakhurst School
Washington Park
First Reformed Church
Court adjourns for late justice and murder trial set
A court session in Freehold adjourned at 11 15 to honor Justice Voor heeg. Judge Foster and ex judge Conover led the pause as trials proceed. Pleas were entered by several defendants facing June 18 and June 26 dates, with a 48 juror panel drawn for Charley Ton ton Clayton murder case in Belmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Freehold
Willard Y. Dungan
J. Clarence Conover
Justice Voorheeg
Andrew Slocum
John Block
Avon
Thomas Redmond
Martha Redmond
Red Bank
James Achettino
Ray Sharkowits
Long Branch
Itachel Glazer
Antonio Bongartone
Rosco Chiadoni
Highlands
Roydon T. Bouse
Asbury Park
Joseph Beldonza
Keansburg
Nick Missel
Western Union Telegraph Company
Charley T. Clayton
Fred Gaskin
Belmar
Samuel Kalisch
Canadian Preacher at Mrs Lipincott Funeral
The funeral of Mrs. James E. Lipincott was held at her Loomis home with interment at Glenwood. Pallbearers included Mayor Arthur F. Golden and local officials. The sermon was by Wis Mivy Stover of Canada with Miss Stover delivering an address praised as a masterpiece.
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James E. Lippincottt
Loyalion
Lippincott
Glenwood
R. R. Mount & Son
Arthur F. Golden
Edward G8. Blaisdel
William Wendrickson, Jr
Willan’ Slocum
George van Dyke
John P
Lane
Wis Mivy
Stover
Canada
Friends
Opeoner
Berry M. Hayiland
Broklyn
Boy Hit By Car Breaks Leg Near Garage
Four year old Philip Weinstein chased a ball on South Broadway when Edward Smith's touring car rolled forward a foot crushing the child's left leg above the ankle. Patrolman Edwards carried him to Monmouth Memorial Hospital where doctors reported the patient progressing well this morning.
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Philip Weinstein
South Broadway
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Edward Smith
Andy
Edwards
Philip
Nine pass civil service exams for clerk carrier
Nine candidates passed civil service examinations for postal clerk and carrier duties at the Intermedial School Auditorium in April. Names include Ida M. Thompson Mary E B Menke Clifford Errickson Albert W Warwick Morris T Gifford Joseph Bolton George A Hathaway Russell Sherman Karl Hubn Jr and William A Britt joins as a new courier on the route formerly run by Arthur H Edwards who moves to the new beach route. At the First Baptist Church America’s greatest lecturer Russell Conwell presents The Jolly Earthquake on Tuesday June 2 at 8 pm tickets 50c
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Laet
Mary EB
Menke
Clifford Errickson
Albert W. Warwick
Morris T. Gifford
Joseph Bolton
George A. Hathaway
Russell. Sherman
Karl Hubn
William A. Britt
Arthur H. Edwards
Russell H. Conwell
America
First Baptist Church
Mexican Peace Plans Hinge On Carranza Stand
Rebels must be considered in any general pacification scheme for which the United States will be responsible. The Huerta government delegates do not object to rebel representation, but the rebels do not come in. The U S position is announced as crucial to a peace process in Mexico.
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Carranza
U. S
Huerta
Representa
Niagara Falls
A. B.C
Carranga
Constitutionalists Stand Firm in Mexican Mediation Talks
Washington reports the Administration insists the Constitutionalists must be included in Mexico mediation if the United States bears any responsibility for a pacification plan. Carranza resists provisional governments and Huerta candidacy, while mediators press for a settlement and Carranza’s delegation absence is noted. The Huerta side awaits mediator decisions with Carrancistas relations unsettled.
Miss Shropshire Hosts Tennis Court Party
Miss Gladys Shropshire of Sea Bright entertained school friends Saturday afternoon. The party played tennis at the Peninsula Hotel court then went to Miss Shropshire’s home for refreshments and dancing. Attending were Louise Wilby Pearl Worden Marion Sherman Samuel Harvey Clarence Boughton John McClellan and Theodore Murdock.
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Gladys Shropshire
Sea Bright
Peninsula
Court
Miss Shropshire
Louise Wilby
Pearl Worden
Marion Sherman
Samuel Harvey
Clarence Boughton
John McClellan
Theodore Murdock
Rosenberg Appeal Case Listed by Court
June term of the supreme court opens with 17 appeals from convictions, the largest in years, including Walter Rosenberg and Harvey M. Phillips for operating a moving picture and vaudeville show in Long Branch. Rosenberg fined 150 dollars and five months, Phillips similar sentence and a 50 dollar fine, jail terms suspended. Also notices Edward Wenceslas Metivot, 74, suddenly died June 1 1914 Red Bank New Jersey. funeral June 4 St James Church Bank.
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Trenton
Supreme Court
Walter Rosenberg
Harvey M. Phillips
Long Branch
Rosenberg
Phillips
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Runyon Trophy
MMA Methot
Middletown
Hyer and
Bas
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West End
Central
Besler
Jack London III
Vera Cruz
Phosoy
Agere
Miess Association
Jack Londen
A. Goodman
Mexico City
Tread Trust
WJ. Corporation
Dally Record
Kingsland
Uriah Bennett
Clayton
Joseph J. Kingsland
Joline Avenue
Atlantic Avenue
Mr. Kingsland
Tire Department
Charles K. Brown
Chief Kingsland
William H. Morris
Broadway
Mr. Bennett
Youngstown, Ohio
Solomon J, Newmark
Sixth Avenue
Packard Motor Co
Detroit
Mich
Youngetown
Ohio
Solly
Packard
Daily Record
Washington, D.C
Mexico
Shropshire
A. F. Golden
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