Governor Wilson Makes Oyster Commission Appointments
Governor Wilson in Trenton on June 12 named Addison B. Campbell of Newport and Walter C. Riggins of Port Morris to the State Oyster Commission, replacing Republican appointees William Shillingsburg of Camden and Ernest L. Nulford of Burlington. He also received a Hebrew delegation urging Hyman Lazarus for Juvenile Court judgeship amid political chatter about his Baltimore nominating prospects.
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Trenton
Wilson
State Oyster Commission
Addison B. Campbell
Newport
Walter C. Riggins
Port Morris
William Shillingsburg
Camden
Ernest L. Nulford
Bridgeton
Hudson County
Hyman Lazarus
Bayonne
Johnson
Bergen County
New Jersey
Baltimore
Winsor Reinstated as Somerset County Tax Secretary
The State Civil Service Commission orders the reinstatement of Thomas G. Winsor, a Republican, as Secretary of the Somerset County Tax Board after findings that his displacement by a Democratic board was politically motivated. The commission also reinstates Franklin E. Smith of Atlantic County, deeming his removal for political reasons. Park fund drive underway with over $500 needed for Washington Park season.
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Trenton
Thomas G. Winsor
County Board of Taxation
Somerset County
State Civil Service Commission
Somerset Tax Board
Wilson
Winsor
Civil Service Commission
Somerset County Board
Attorney-General
Commission
Tax Board
Franklin E. Smith
Atlantic County Tax Board
A Hair Restorer Mystery Exchange
A fragile promise circles a lock of hair in a terse exchange. She accuses the man of deceit as he jokes about being a hair restorer, revealing tension and a hint of rumor in a brief dialogue fragment.
Alumni Leader Urges Schools as Social Centres
President Parker outlined plans for a broader social and educational Alumni Association, aims to recruit members, fund an alumni dinner at the new high school, and promote discussions of public questions in schools. Dr. Green praised alumni networks and urged the board to pursue civic engagement this fall while graduates gathered to congratulate him.
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Parker
W. E. Cate
William Frederick
Christopher Gregory
Green
Dr. Green
Prof. Gregory
Chattle
General Fisk
Long Branch
United States
Gregory
New Jersey
Senate
Board of Education of
Lary
Alumni Association
Heroic rescue at river as Nelson saves Buckley boy
A Buckley boy nearly drowned when the river danger rose. Mr. Nelson, a Hubbard Brothers candy maker, ran to the water, plunged in and saved the boy as the boat sank. Both collapsed on shore. stimulants aided recovery and Nelson later recuperated. The boy resumed school. Borough movement discussed at Ocean township meeting in Eatontown. change to commission rule eyed.
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Mr. Nelson
Nelson
Buckley
Walter
Hubbard Brothers
Township of Ocean
Eatontown
Advertise in the Daily ord It Will Pay You
An advertising notice invites local businesses to place ads in the Daily ord promising strong returns. It emphasizes affordable rates and broad reader reach for merchants seeking to boost sales.
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Ord
New Jersey Wilson Boomers to Greet Baltimore
A New Jersey committee urges Governor Wilson as Democratic nominee. Delegates plan to mobilize several thousand Jersey supporters to Baltimore for the convention. Jersey City Mayor Wittpenn and Hudson county Democrats organize a large turnout with countywide backing. State Democratic leaders expect a strong showing from multiple counties.
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Trenton
Wilson
New Jersey
Baltimore
John W. Westcott
J. Warren Davis
John W. Slocum
James D. Carpenter
Robert G. Bremner
Wittpenn
Jersey City
Hudson County
Atlantic
Grosscup
Jersey
Oceanic Church Activities and Summer Visitors
Mr and Mrs Youman and children of New York occupy one of the farmly cottages for the season. Mr and Mrs Edward Voelker of New York were over Sunday guests at the Presbyterian manse. Children day was observed at the Methodist Church. A choir concert was held in Red Men’s Hall last Friday. Rev and Mrs A A McKay returned from vacation and were welcomed by the Presbyterian congregation. Addresses by Elmer Pearsall pastor and Harry Kettle. Miss Helen Herring wrote a dialogue for the closing program. Miss Adabelle Soule visits relatives in New York. Oceanic Fire Company plans a fair the first week in July in front of the firehouse.
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A. A. McKay
Presbyter'n Church
Church House
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Elmer Pearsall
Harry Kettle
Helen Herring
Adabelle Soule
New York
Oceanic Fire Company
Strawberries in Shakespearean Era Growers Begin Cultivation
A London Chronicle recounts how by 1480 strawberries moved from wild to cultivated stock, noting a bishop’s plot in Holborn and a famous Shakespearean line. It highlights early garden fruit trading and mentions price at fourpence a bushel.
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Aly
Hatton Garden
Duke of Gloucester
Holborn
Shakespeare
Richard Til
London Chronicle
Duchess Denies Payment as Child Pleads for Bill
An English duchess, famed for overlooking bills, faces a repentant milliner and her ten year old daughter sent to request funds. The girl bows and says grace for the meal, but the duchess blushes and hesitates to give the money.
Jury Reform Probers Discuss Their Work
State Senate member Griffith W Lewis and Assemblyman William D Anderson explained the Jury Reform Commission's work at the State House. They described county outreach to judges sheriffs and prosecutors on grand jury drawing and noted most responses favor a three member commission choosing panels with sheriffs selecting juries.
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Trenton
Jury Reform Commission
Griffith W. Lewis
Burlington County
William D. Anderson
Somerset County
State House
Anderson
North Jersey
Lewis
South Jersey
Read
Camden County
State Department
John E. Gill
Mercer
Leavitt
Supreme Court
Wedihn
Hudson
Egan
Local petty robberies target Webster Swan store Navesink
Thieves entered the Webster Swan general store and postoffice at Navesink but took only cigars and cigarettes. John M. Johnson s store and A L Garlin s Atlantic Highlands shop were also entered. Minor apparel was stolen from Garlin s place. Investigators doubt links to recent professional post office safes thefts at Fardingdale and Port Monmouth.
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Webster
Fardingdale
Port Monmouth
Navesink
Atlantic Highlands
Four Bermuda bound ladies depart Red Bank on vacation trip
Four young women from Red Bank Belford and Atlantic Highlands left on the 10 46 train for Bermuda on a eight day trip. They sail from New York at 2 PM aboard the Bermudian. The group includes Sara J Fay daughter of Coroner C C Fay Myrtle Aller daughter of E Beat Aller and Mrs Cornelius Aller of Red Bank widow Dat Seeley of Belford and Miss Lian Forsland of Atlantic Highlands. They expect to return home Thursday next week. Scribner Man Runs Sunday School David P Smith leads Sunday School at Pythias Hall Atlantic Highlands connected with All Saints Episcopal Locust. Smith a former council and borough education board member has been named to run Charles Scribners Sons New Jersey business after 25 years with the publisher.
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Red Bank
Belford
Atlantic Highlands
Bermuda
New York
Bermudian
Sara J. Fay
C. Fay
Myrtle ‘Aller
E. Beat
Cornelius Aller
Dat Seeley
Public Service Electric Compaq
Scribner
David P. Smith
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Men’s Clothing Dept
County Board
Civil Service
State Commission
Washington Park
A. G. Biebighauser
F. BR. Cutcheon
Ixchange
Boom Wilson
Goldstien
Ting Sale
Commission of Lawmakers
Hanson
Broadway
Navesink Postoffice
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Fort Schaffner & Marx Clothes
W. AL. Woolley & Co
Broadway Long Branch
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