Long Branch Merchants' Asso Opens Auto Bus Line
Long Branch Merchants Association announces a new auto bus line with $10 000 subscribed by local merchants. A nine member board was elected and officers to be chosen next Thursday. The first bus, named Long Branch, seats twenty and launches June 11 with routes to municipalities including Monmouth Beach Sea Bright Eatontown Oceanport West Long Branch and Oakhurst.
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Long Branch
Long Branch Merchants’ Association
City Hall
J. H. Davin, Jr
Milton J. Golistein
W. Stanley Rouse
Sears
Louis Miller
Isaac Volovich
Edward FE. Lacour
Arthur F. Golden
Phillip L. Cohen
William M. Slocum
Newark
One Big
Monmouth Beach
Sea Bright
Eatontown
Oceanport
West
Oakhurst
Commencement Dates For Local Schools In June
The Grammar School will hold commencement on June 19 in the Inter medial Auditorium with two drills and ample visitor seating. Star of the Sea Academy also plans June 19 afternoon exercises while Parochial School events occur June 25 at 8 15 p m in the Lyceum. The F P Brower Association held its second annual dance Wednesday night at Ocean Park Casino hosted by Dennett's orchestra with Brower Arranti Warner Hathaway Miller Bossone arranging committee.
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Star of the Sea Academy
Lyceum
F. P
Adamson Sewer Co Names New Superintendent
Fr C. Adamson Sr the retired plumber who aided the sewer plant is named superintendent by the board succeeding the late William R. Warwick. Also announces Harry Nuss Philadelphia baritone at the Grand Sunday night and listings for talking pictures at Broadway Theatre and Hiawatha in four parts with music and other features.
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Fr. C. Adamson, Sr
William R. Warwick
Harry Nuss
Philadelphia
Talking Pictures
Hiawatha
Longfellows
Pathe Weekly
Symphony Orchestra
Red Bank Club Members Capture New Jersey Championship
Red Bank club members win the New Jersey championship at the fifth annual tournament of the State Association. The field displays some of the best shooting in years as teams vie for sweepstakes high score and top honors.
Riverside Gun Club Nets State Championship in Tenth Annual Shoot
Red Bank club members led by Assessor Albert L. Ivins and J Frank James won the state championship at the Riverside grounds in Shrewsbury avenue, beating Jersey City by two thirds. Ivins tied for high amateur average with Eugene B. Springer as 149 of 160. Clarence Chafey set a sweepstakes high at 160.
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Riverside Gun Club
Cof Red Bank
State ‘Sportsmen's Association
Riverside Club
Shrewsbury Avenue
Albert L. Ivins
J. Frank James
Heward von Kattengill
Jersey City
Red Bank
Ivins
Eugene B. Springer
Cape May
Clarence Chafey
Point Pleasant
George H. Piercy
Association
Newark
New Jersey Commission Heads South For Expo Site In San Francisco
The New Jersey Panama Exposition Commission leaves June 6 for San Francisco to select a site for the New Jersey Building at the Panama Pacific Exposition and to arrange the state’s participation. The commission travels via Pennsylvania Railroad routes including Chicago and Los Angeles, arriving June 15. The building, near San Francisco Bay, may replicate the old barracks from Trenton. State funds totaling 209000 are allocated, with 100000 from prior appropriation and 75000 in the regular bill. State Architect George S Drew will draft plans, with a roster of officials headed by Prosecutor Robert S Hudspeth and including mayors, former governors, and department heads.
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Trenton
New Jersey Panama Exposition Commission
San Francisco
New Jersey
Oceans
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay
New York
Pennsylvania
Oregon
State House
George 5. Drew
Robert S. Hudspeth
Hudson County
A. C. Baker
Atlantic City
Walter P. Gardner
Jersey City
Edward E. Frepe
Broadway Night Show Ad With Ed Wynn And Cast
A tangled ad page notes a Broadway Theatre night featuring Ed Wynn and a boy with a funny hat plus three other acts and five reels of feature photo plays. It also lists running gear for sale and local ads for carriages and laundry services amid a card of thanks and shop notices from Blakely Laundry and M Plewincke hair salon.
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Grand Theatre
Wynn
Broadway Theatre
Boy With the
Depot Carriage
Ehle
W. T. Burke
West End
Civic duties the keynote of banquet talks
The Third annual Brotherhood banquet at First Presbyterian church Red Bank drew 130 men including Governor ex Governor attorney general and senator. Speakers urged useful citizenship and reading of newspapers while musicians provided entertainment and a formal dinner followed.
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Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
Lifelong Long Branch Resident Dies at 80
William Russell Taber, longtime Long Branch resident of 106 Grand Avenue, died last night from a complications of diseases at age 80 years eight months and 15 days. He was a painter by trade and survived by his widow and two sons Elisha B. and Harry C. Taber. Burial at Glenwood Cemetery under funeral director William J. Morris. Burial Sunday at two o'clock with Rev. Dr. John Y. Dobbins officiating. He was born September 20, 1832 in Long Branch and affiliated with the Methodist Episcopal Church. Duplication text notes branch shore court referendum meeting led by Artur Hope tonight. New arrivals record births in May and June.
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William Russell Taber
Long Branch
Grand Avenue
Taber
John Y. Dobbins
St. Luke's Church
Glenwood Cemetery
West Lona Branch
William J. Morris
Elisha P
Ellen Maps Taber
Elizabeth Wolcott
Shrewsbury
Thomas O'Hanlon
Elisha B
Harry C. Taber
Troop Realignment Red Bank Newark Cavalry Units Form New Squadron
The First Troop of Cavalry Newark with 100 members is split into Troop A and C to form a three-troop Squadron in the National Guard of New Jersey with Troop B now 82 members. General Bryant named Major of the Squadron and will command all three troops. schedule includes training trips and a northen state hike.
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Newark
Red Bank
National Guard of
New Jersey
Fielder
William A. Bryant
Tottight
Bryant
Northren
Business Parade Committee Appointed For Civic Event
A 25 member Carnival Committee of the Chamber of Commerce was named to organize the Business Men's parade. The group will meet at City Hall next Tuesday to fix route and details for the June 25 parade with three divisions and a band. Cups will reward top auto wagon and float entries, and secretary Hope began mailing parade literature to merchants.
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Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Albert S. Tillotson
Charles l. Hidwards
Leon Cubberley
A. G. Biebighauser
Irving L. Howland
Harry C. Rehm
Charles G. Morris
Dorman McFaddin
H. R. Clark
Frank ©. Quinn
William K. Campbell
William H. Hall
Siegfried Hirschfeld
R. Kearnie Reid
A. F. Golden
Edward B. Lacour
G. E. Poland
Llope
Milk supply inspections target Mercer Monmouth dairies
State and city health officials led an unannounced dairy inspection tour in Monmouth and Mercer counties covering about 10 miles in Leon Cubberley’s auto. They visited Englishtown Prospect Plains Cranbury Hightstown Robbinsville Allentown Kalynstown Cream Ridge New Sharon and warned dairymen to meet State Board standards with further visits planned.
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Montotth
Mercer
Long Uraneh
Herrs of Soom
Bae Pom
Leon Cubberley
PC. Robertson
Edwin R Taber
Paul Kalin
Long Branch Hoard of Health
State Board
Englishtown
Prospect Plains
Cranbury
Hightstown
Robbinsville
Allentown
Ktlaystown
Cream Ridge
New Sharon
Burglary Incites Panic at Shaffer Hall Dormitory
A burglar believed to be a maniac entered Louise Palen’s dormitory room at Shaffer Hall in Wellesley, assaulting the student while she slept. The alarm spread to 60 residents as detectives hunt the intruder. Mildred Morris of Long Branch was among those in the panic.
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Wellesley
Mass
Louise Palen
New Rochelle
N. Y
Shaffer Hall
Mildred Morris
Benjamin P. Morris
Bath Avenue
Long Branch
N. J
Palen
Jury Deliberations Continue in Monmouth County Case
The Bennett case jury in the Dr Dennett Reed damage suit from Freehold did not reach a verdict after a second night in the jury room. Judge Dungan warned of further delays if they cannot decide by four this afternoon, amid notes that the case involves alleged improper treatment in amputating a boy's leg and the doctor mayor of Asbury Park.
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Dougan
Freehald
Dungin
Monmouth County
Freehold
Dennett
Asbury Park
Dungan
City Hall official in absent mood and crime play ad
Miss Maude Finn, official town clerk at City Hall, is absent today. The advertisement touts a crime play starring Jack Rose, The Rosenthe Murder Man, at Grand Theatre Sunday night along with a 20th Century Talking Picture and Hiawatha in four parts at Broadway Theatre and other features by Wm. TI. Hintelman in Rumson.
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Maude Finn
City Hall
Jack Rose
Rosenthe
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Mon. Beach
W. L. Branch
Adamson Sewer Co
Monmouth
Rumson
Wm. H. Hinterman
Zie
State Associa
Tion
Ellen Tate
Pantiyating
Frisco
Crawford
Wesley Crawford
Ernest M. Colé
van V. Crawford
Blakely
Geo. Hathaway
Broadway
M. Plewincke
Slocum
Ladies’ Improvement Society
Malchow
J. M. Farrar
Brooklyn
Grace
Prince & la Morella
Grand Opera
Red Bank Shepherds of
Bethlehem
Edward Rogers
L. Miller
Price
Riverdale Avenue
Americad Press Association
Gov, J, Fielder
Branch Court
Artur H. Hope
Mast Monmouth League
Highlands Board of Trade
Hope
Shore Court
Dennis Flanagan
Tabor Street
John Whitty
Jay Street
Angelo Pingitore
Mr. Smith
Oscar L. Smith
South Fifth Avenue
Snirl & Kelly
Geo
Hathaway
Hicks
Philadelphia Ice Cream Co
En's
Lippincott Ave
Adams Express
F. Riechers
Quurges OF Milk Supply
Monmouth and Mercer Dairies
Bennett
David Turner
Tusy Turner
Supreme Court
Lucy Jackson
Mamie Long
Elizabeth Agello
New York Cloak Makers Union
Judge Foster
Mss
Finn Indiasposed
20Th Century Mar Talking Pictures
Sea Dright
Rumianto
Wm. TI. Hintelman
Agenson
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