Red Bank Smoker Hears State Officials On Highways and Commerce
About seventy Red Bank Board of Commerce members and guests heard Col. Edwin A. Stevens State Road Commissioner Assemblyman Charles O Connor Hennessey and Judge Robert Carey speak on highways and the purpose of the local Board of Commerce The event featured musical selections and a buffet luncheon with strong social and networking overtones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Board of Commerce
Eisner
Col
Edwin A. Stevens
Charles O'Connor Hennessey
Bergen County
Robert Carey
Hudson County Common Pleas Court
Col. Stevens
Cumberland
Salem Counties
Atlantic City
Ocean Boulevard
Hennessey
United States
Seven Sisters
Carey
Deporlent
Board of Commerce
Red Bank
Board of Trade of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Rudolph Malchow
J. D. Otterson, Jr
Edward Brown
Charles ©. Hendrickson, Jr
Judge Carey
Clarke Holbrook
C. Edward Pichler
J. D., Otterson, Jr
Red Bank Troop Starts Long State Army Hike
Red Bank Troop B heads to Newark to lodge at the First Troop armory. The eight day hike combines Troops A and GC from Newark with Troop B under W. A. Bryant to traverse northern New Jersey with cavalry mounts from Squadron C in New York. Camp plans include Pompton and Lake Wawayandam with outpost duties and possible work near the Newark water system.
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Red Bank
Newark
W. A. Bryant
Fielder
Bryant
New York
Comissary
Pompton
Cafip
McDavis
Signal Corps
Jersey City
Lake Wawayandam
thesNewark
Troop B
Cavalry
New
John White, Jr
Johny Rumpf
A. D. Sutphen, Jr
4. G. Day
Burning of Bridge Over A. A. Tracks Delays Trains
A bridge over the A. A. tracks burned, wooden ties ignited by wreckage. Trains were held up briefly, but service resumed by seven in the morning after prompt repairs.
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A. A
Fire damages Middletown bridge near Conover residence
A wooden bridge north of Middletown station linking to Conover avenue burned after sparks from trains. Firefighters from the Conover property worked to control it, but the structure collapsed, delaying early trains until repairs. Nearby Bowne bridge offers relief. Conover previously funded local rail access. Four Red Bank troopers elected. Oceanport talks on public improvements. health board meets for sanitary inspector vote. All Star Show at Broadway Theatre and other advertisements.
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Middletown
J. Dey Conover
Chris Dietz
Mr. Conover
Conover
Conover Avenue
Workhouse in Plage of Jail Urged at Red Bank Meeting
The first meeting of the County Council of Social Welfare of Monmouth County Branch of State Charities Aid and Prison Reform Association convened at Red Bank. Speakers urged jail reform and proposed work-houses with year round labor on county land to fund inmate families. Editor John H. Cook commented on press cooperation and broader crime prevention through reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County ‘Council of Social Welfare
MonMouth County
State Charities’ Aid and Prison Reform Association
Red Hank
Louise 3. Thompson
KB. A. Morse
New York Charities Aid Association
Joseph P. Byer
Hyers
Byers
John H. Cook
Red Bank Register
Cook
Red Bank Council
Red Bank
Horace P. Cook
Rabt. M. Hurley
John Oliver
Borough Hall
Jacob Degenring
Flop ers Wedded After Six Years
Jere Knode Cooke former Hempstead Episcopal pastor and Miss Floretta Whaley wed in Stamford Conn by Justice Francis Tipper after elopement six years ago. They returned to New York with two children and now gain legal standing following Mrs Miranda Cooke's divorce last Saturday.
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New York
Jere Knode Cooke
Hempstead
L. J. Episcopal Church
Floretta Whaley
Stamford
Conn
Francis ‘Tipper
Cooke
Miss Whaley
Miranda Cooke
Porter Charlton Ordered Returned to Italy Courts
The United States Supreme Court issued a final decision ordering Porter Charlton to be returned to Italy. The case concerns the young man accused in the murder of his wife three years ago, with prior detentions in Hoboken Jail and ongoing legal challenges across courts.
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Porter Charlton
Italy
United States Supreme Court
Porter Charlton Extradition Ordered for Italian Murder
The U S Supreme Court upheld extradition of Porter Charlton to Italy to stand trial for the 1913 murder of Mary Scott Castle Charlton at Lake Como. Charlton confessed to killing her after an argument and has been jailed in Hoboken since arrest.
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Hoboken
Washington, Ll. C
Porter Charlton
Italy
Mary Scott CasUe Charlton
Lake Camp
US. Supreme Court
New Jersey
Charlton
U. S. Court of Claims
Chamber of Commerce meeting discusses mail box lettering and transit crossings
Long Branch Chamber of Commerce last night elected William Hendrickson Jr Harry B Sherman Jr of Long Branch Banking Co and contractor W King Robbins as new members. A committee was formed to liaise with Postmaster Woolley on lettering mail boxes with collection times and closing hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
William Hendrickson, Jr
Harry B. Sherman, Jr
Long Branch Banking Company
W. King Robbins
United States
Hope
Woolley
George KE. Poland
George KE. Poland, For the Committee On Highlands
Highlands
Long Branch
Poland
Monmouth County Board of Trade
Louis Milder
Banki F
Miller
James W. Wood
Broadway
New York & Long Branch
Assaults Lead to Two Hearings in City
Jacob Schwartz proprietor of Commercial Horde Works was struck on the head during a conflict over a bottle base on a wagon in South Broadway. He was treated by Dr Willie and is held to answer at a City Hall hearing. Samuel Fridman and Alex Gaskin faced a lead pipe dispute with a morning hearing set. Samson Skiler was arrested for alleged disorderly conduct and awaits recorder's court.
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Jacob Sehwarts
Commercial Horde Works
South Broadway
Morris 8. Lipsey
Schwarts
Schwarte
Uipeey
Tie
Willie
Edwards
Samuel Phirdman
Alex Gaskin
Mapute
Second Avenue
Friedman
Gaskin
Duneen
City Hall
Samson Skiler
McCarthy
Recorder's Court
Man Held For Attacking Woman On Memorial Day Night
Michael Kutcher a Polak farm hand employed on a Belford Keansburg area farm was arrested by Red Bank Constable Chandler. He faces assault and battery and statutory complaint with bail set at $500. He was jailed in Freehold after failing to post bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Westbrook
Chapel Hill
Atlantic Highlands
Chandler
Simon Glaser
Red Bank
Badeau
Glaser
Westbrook
Recorder Badeau
Michael Kutcher
Mr. Smith
Belford
Keansburg
Highlands
F. B. Overton
Polak
Wentworth
Victor
Auto Crash in Trenton Leaves Four In Danger
In Trenton New Jersey early today Robert M Bonham an auto salesman and Morris Kaplan were badly injured when Bonhams car skidded into a tree Two young women in the car were seriously hurt and all may die The crash occurred near Eatontown and related notices follow including a church festival and local advertisements
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Trenton
N. J
Robert M. Bonham
Morris Kaplan
Bonham
Girl 13 Burned To Death Alone In Home
A 13 year old girl, Susie Powers of Union Bust Keyport, died after lighting kerosene in a stove caused an explosion and flames enveloped her. She rolled in sand to extinguish the blaze but died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after being brought there by train. Her parents and several siblings survive.
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Susie Bow
Michael Powers
Union
Keyport
Brick
N. S. Cooley
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Eatontown Township School graduates celebrated in Crescent Hall
The Eatontown schools held Friday night commencement in Crescent Hall with fourteen graduates. Notable items included the class motto Air High and elaborate decorations by Miss Kate Vain Schook. The program featured an overture, salutatory, essays, recitations, and the presentation of diplomas by Rev John Hellenaian. Principal Shermer and Myers led the ceremonies with the Board of Education officials named.
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Eatontown
Hestra
Missippi
Lina Kollock Keesay
Gladys Parkee ‘Kasay
Walter Conrow
John Eo Hellenaian
I. Hi. Shermer
J. L. Myer
Albert Tillotson
Harry N. McKaig
Morris
Lewis A. Dingman
William Warkle
Frank Chance
A. L. Cowles
Lemuel Rhodes
Perrine ‘Ayres
Willimetta Armstrong
George Dalton
Nellie Ferry
Alma Hendrickson
Lina Kollock
Hazel Larrison
Jennie Megill
Gladys Partree
Calista Power
Long Branch Bus Set for Opening Run and Schedule
A Long Branch Merchants Association committee travels to Newark with Dorman McFaddin to fetch the first auto bus. The bus, seating twenty, is due this afternoon and to operate tomorrow on a route touching West Long Branch Oakhurst Eatontown Oceanport Monmouth Beach Sea Bright and Highlands. A second bus arrives in seven days with a public celebration to follow later this month.
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Long Branch Merchants’ Association
Newark
Dorman McFaddin
Broadway Automobile
Long Branch
Oakhurst
Eatontown
Oceanport
Monmouth Beach
Sea Bright
Highlands
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the Grand
Gibson
R. J. Morris
Atlantic Ave
North Long Branch
Oceanport Meeting
Oceanport Improvement Association
Tuberculosis Sanitarium Committee
Health Board
George H. Northam
R. G. Adamson, Jr
Grand
Allstar
Alma Sire & Co
Grand Theatre
Jim Dandy
The
Daily Record
Allina
Lake Como
T. Hammond
R. B. Stephenson
Iwilliam Lewis
John Mavens
Rae
P. Keenan
West End
Ave
Jacob Schwartz
George A. Steele
St. Dorothea’s
Steele
George Spink
Golden's
East Keyport
Kero
Sene
S. Itri
van Brunt
Supreme Court Today
Monmouth County Court
Lydia van Brunt
Supreme Court
Dobbins
W. R. Taber
Apdale’s Circus
Broad Way Theatre
Belle Fulton Corset Shop
Crescent Hall
Desty
Hteween
Alenologun
Jommy Brown
John Vankirk Keesay
Willametta Armstrong
First Auto Bus
TS Way
Lodgea
William AH. Walsh
Vincent
Brothers of Israel Synagogue
iGrand Theatre
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