Long Branch Auto-Bus Opens Route From Newark
First vehicle with 22 seats starts in the Long Branch Merchants Association plan. Trip from Newark with Merchants Association directors takes three hours, at times 35 mph, with a second auto-car due in ten days or two weeks. Line to run at 15 mph max here, electric lit, 40 HP White chassis, body by Dungam. Fare system pay-as-you-enter, $4,300 cost. Officers elected: President Lacour, VP Goldstein, Sec Rouse, Treas Voldvick. Aimed to showcase to Commission, press, stockholders next Tuesday night.
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Long Branch Merchants’ Association
Newark
Long Branch
Long Branch Verdantal Association
Howard E. Lacour
Milton J. Goldstein
W. Stanley Rouse
I. Volovich
W. M. Slocum
I. Voldvick
M. J. Goldstein
P. L. Cotes
Dorman McFaddin
Broadway
John Anderson
Arthur Hull
City
Soliitor
W. A. Stevens
D. B. Dungam & Sons
Appeals Court Short Calendar Opens June 17
In Trenton the June term of the Court of Errors and Appeals opens at the State House next Tuesday June 17 with 96 cases. Chancellor Edwin Robert Walker presides. The term includes the Commodore Louis Kuehnle appeal from a Supreme Court conviction over a contract linked to Atlantic City water works. The case features Kuehnle as a stockholder and officer of United Paving Company. Also noted is the death of Myrtle Williams, child of Anthony and Mrs Williams, from whooping cough, with funeral arrangements pending and interment at White Ridge cemetery.
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Trenton
Supreme Court
Court of Errors and Appeals
State House
Errors Court
Edwin Robert Walker
Louis Kuehnle
Atlantic City
Board of Water Commissioners of
Kuelinie
Board of Water Commissioners
Lockwood
United Paving’ Company
Kuehnle
United Paying Comempany
Kaliach
Atlantic County
Court of Errors
Bourgeois & Coulomb
Edmund Wilson
Gough
Myrtle Williams
Anthony Williams
Belmont Avenue
William H. Morris, Jr
White Ridge Cemetery
Season's First Big Clambake Friday Keansburg plans and church notes
News items cover a bell tower restoration in Keansburg, a $500 insurance verdict with costs, a baptism at First Reformed Church, and the Keansburg Beacon weekly launch. The Newark shore clambake event for New Jersey Automobile Trade Association attendees is announced with caravan plans and a shore dinner.
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H. M Luzius
Baltimore Automobile Dealers Association
W. H. Ellis
New Jersey
George K. Blakeslee
Jersey City
Newark
Bureau of Information
Credit
Relaying North Broadway Paving Urged and Rejected
The council voted down the proposal by a 3 to 2 margin after urging relaying North Broadway paving. A report shows extensive street and ocean front work, while the Health Board seeks authority to pay its own bills.
City approves engineer's bill for services on project
The Commissioners met for an hour and adjourned to Monday to receive reports. They passed the engineer's estimate for Standard Budlithic Company work amounting to 84 758 51 dollars not including North Broadway. Woolley urged resurfacing the faulty North Broadway pavement from the railroad tracks to the ocean drive, but his resolution failed 3 to 2. He insisted on a good surface and rejected patches.
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Standard Budlithic Company
North Broadway
Woolley
BL Jub Hic Company
Ocean Drive
Wittpenn Loses In Crucial Jersey City Fight
In Jersey City, Mayor Wittpenn, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, suffers a serious defeat amid claims of a Democratic Republican coalition. Acting Governor Fielder and aides frame the loss as not Wittpenn’s alone, arguing his absence would have altered the result. Lippincott and others push that the outcome signals shifting support and impacts Wittpenn’s campaign.
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State House
Trenton
N. J
Jersey City
Wittpenn
Fielder
Job H. Lippincott
Han Ringe
Ladies Night Draws Near 1,000 At St James Club
An audience of nearly 1,000 attended a Ladies Night at St James Club House Red Bank hosted by the Holy Names Society of St James Parish. The event was a major lodge affair amid plans for a three act program and tomorrow’s benefit at Grand Theatre.
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St. James’ Club House
Red Bank
Holy Names Society
St. James' Parish
Lodge
Fire destroys home. bank messenger perishes in blaze
A former bank messenger died in a morning fire that gutted his house. His wife and daughter escaped by jumping from a window. The victim suffered severe injuries, including a back wrenching trauma, with his condition described as serious amid the blaze's devastation.
Blaze’s Origin a Mystery in Marlboro Fire
Steven H. Corney, a respected Black resident near Marlboro, burned to death as his wife and eight year old daughter escaped in night clothes. The small remodeled farm home was lost with contents including a new plane. Coroner Harry C. Fay issued a burial permit and buried the remains at Colt’s Neck cemetery.
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Steven H. Corney
Marlboro
Tts
Corney
New York
Harry C. Fay
Red Bank
Colt’s Neck Cemetery
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival Opens at Steele Residence
A strawberry and ice cream festival to aid St. Dorothea's Church in Jatontown opened last night at the Steele residence and continues tonight with supper, dancing, and games on the grounds. Admission is free and a large coastal crowd attended the opening, hailed as the best and the talk of the coast.
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St. Dorothea’s Church
Jatontown
Steele
Postponed Sanitary Inspector Election and milk rules
The Board of Health postponed the sanitary inspector election to succeed George Northam for a couple of weeks. The present inspector is a reelection candidate. another applicant is H. C. Adanmon. A new milk ordinance introduces Certified, Inspected, Pasteurized and Skimmed milk grades, with specific bacterial limits and pasteurization details. An outreach effort includes barbershops and hotels posting the sanitary code while ongoing food inspections proceed under President Kahn, Inspector Taber, and Health Commissioner Brinley.
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George 4
Northam
Board of Health
H.C Adanmon
Health Board
Weleh
Ito
Kahn
Taber
Brinley
Mrs George Watson Dead In Home Tragedy
Mrs George Watson dies at 2 this morning at 222 Monmouth Avenue after long illness. She was 4 years old, born in West Virginia, survived by a devoted husband and her mother. Funeral at 2 pm Friday at the house with Rev Smalweed, burial at White Ridge cemetery under Hyer & Flock. Infant daughter of Charles Presley dies. a daughter born to Mrs A Hi Asay. Wag Dos to be observed by Long Branch Lodge 712 on June 7 at the Home in Garfield Avenue. New flag pole purchased for unfurling on Flag Day.
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George Watson
Monmouth Avenue
West Virginia
Paptet
Smalweed
Hyer & Flock
White Ridge Cemetery
Charles Presley
Atlantic Avenue
Elie
Long Branch
Gare Field Avenue
Vice Chancellor Decides Case In Monmouth County
In a Monmouth County matter Justice Backes rules on a dispute over property bought in good faith. The ruling cites the buyer’s own folly and negligence as key factors in the decision.
Dismissal in suit over land sale fraud by ex-prisoner Riddle
Vice Chancellor Jackes dismisses Martha Moore's case against David H. Riddle, ex-inmate, ruling that innocent investors who lost money to his fraud must bear the loss if they relied on his representations. The court protects lenders, dismissing the suit against all defendants except Riddle.
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Trenton
Jackes
Court of Chancery
Martha B. Moore
Asbury Park
David H. Riddle
New Jersey
Rudle
Monmouth County
Moore
North
Brighton
Spring Lake
Riddle
Tiddie
Rackes
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Eatontown
Masons
Washington Lodge
Masonic Hall
West Long Branch
Fair Haven
Oceanic
Little Silver
Allina
Grand Theatre
the Grand
Gibson Mandolina
R. J. Morris
Atlantic Ave
North Long Branch
Kuehnie
Byron
Oliver Byron
Thompson B. “Pearce, Jr
Point’ Pleasant
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Dungan
Freehold
First Reformed Church
Edwina Hyers
Chester Woolley
Leslie Morris van Brunt
Arthur West van Brunt
Keansburg
Keansburg Beacon
Turner Building
Carr P Avenue
State Automobile Trade Association
Port-au-Peck
New Jersey Automobile Trade Association
Wardell
Port Jau Peéock
Pleasure Bay
Updale’s Circus
the Elks
Elks
Alma Sire & Co
Jim Dandy
Apdale
Circus Tonight
Mr. Woolley
Ocean Front Reported and Health Board
Sane
Jersey City Commission
Lippincott Speaks
Gov
James F. Fielder
St. James
Grand
P. Keenan
West End
L Ave
Long
Former
Blaze
Jacob Steinbach
Lincoln
In & Wets
T Lotters
Broadway Theatre
Aptale’s Circus
The
George Spink
Brothers of Israel Synagogue
Goldjene
Cogt
Ard Ave
Tau i
St. Thomas's Memorial Chapel
Catherine Street
Ney
Robert MacKellar
Trinity Episcopal Church
Alma
Apdale’'s Circus
Feature Pictures
Daily Record
A. Hi. Asay
Irving Place
Chander
Sion
Backes
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