Deal Commissioners Vote On Borough Government Change
Deal residents sign petition to move to commission government. Borough Clerk Hogencamp's allyship drives the plan with 36 signatures, aiming for a July election date to let winter residents vote. Travers opponents fear a wealthy bloc will control the shift and push summer turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Commission
Hogencamp
Edward Travers
K. Hogencamp
Boro
Travers
Ds Fesiot
Walt
Wiliam Levy
Aare Seens
Cotmissiontrs
Ember
Hogenca
Ipanthia
Veteran editor A D Howard buried after death at Leonia
A D Howard, longtime editor for New York papers, was found dead in Leonia and buried in Brookside Cemetery. A daughter attended the service. Mrs Howard remained in New York. Foul play rumors persist with County Detective Blairvelt appointed to the case. Reports note a suspicious wake and unusual activity between midnight and 2 am, including a power outage and a damaged alarm bell. Howard, veteran editor on New York staffs, previously led the Tribune and served at Ashby Park and Long Branch.
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A. D. Howard
New Howe
Leonia
Yeaterday
Brookside
HoWard
Dite
Werephone
New York
The
Tribune
Ashby Park and
Wes
Long Branch
G A R Service at Asbury Church on Independence Day
James B. Morris Post No 46 G A R will hold a service at the Asbury Church Sunday before Independence Day at 8 30. The sermon will be delivered by a speaker from the street near the railroad and Seabane. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Asbury Church
James B. Morris
Asbury 8
Mamie Mania Ends in 90 Days in Jail
An 18 year old woman Mamie enraged by drink fought officers on Wingate Avenue and at City Hall. She resisted arrest, tore a patrolman’s uniform, struck a sergeant, and faced Recorder Arrowsmith who sent her to ninety days in the county jail after grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Eenher
Wingt Avenue
Patrojian Miller
City Hall
Mamie
Kingsland
Lyceum School tenth annual commencement program
A Lyceum School closing event featured songs, instrumental pieces, dramatic scenes, and student drills as the tenth annual commencement exercises. The program included a student chorus, a patriotic entrance with flags, and performances by small groups in Quaker costumes. Notable students listed include Catherine Cecfila John Peter Kent and Thomas William Murty. gifts were presented by Leo Cogan and Knights of Columbus.
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Lycéum
Kervises
Lyceum
Paragiidl
J. Pitman
Wedta
Cheltra
Leo ‘Cogan
Sonkeddar
Biberty
Donald ‘Mactar’ Fand
Seph
Harold Hollywood
Wes Thever
Convention crisis at end of long delegate battle
A tumultuous June 19 convention day saw a five hour debate on delegate contests at the Coliseum. Police coverage tightened to 500 officers, with 600 in plain clothes, as factions loyal to Roosevelt and Taft clashed over the temporary roll and seating. Ex governor Fort argued the convention held power to judge the roll amid charges of fraud and disorder.
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Maten
Joseph Sule
Chad Milan
Roose- Bates
Tiiis
Roosevelt
Hiadley
Pearde
Ae Tages Payne
Peti
F. Gochems
Bhs
Cocheme
le Pollette
Taft
Arms Allen
Kansas
New York
Fes
Allen
State Committee
Fort
New Jersey
The
Galeries
Robbery Report with Explosions and Local Church Meetings
A nighttime safe break in an office caused an explosion and disturbed property but no money was taken except stamps worth three dollars from a small receptacle. Nearby, residents heard the blast as a door shook and furniture moved. In the aftermath, faith gatherings will be held at the Red Bank Reformed Church and First Reformed Church as part of weekly prayer meetings, with community events planned to address the incident and local concerns.
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Yoxiiion
W. Géllius
Keaply
Churen
Feme
Park management secures contract for city amusements
Degnan secretary announces obstruction company will run city park amusements. Samuel R. Relot of Ocean Construction heads a new group chosen to oversee park repairs and summer preparations. Schmueh to oversee operations under Haywood estate mortgage. already active at the site. Evening concerts and daytime events planned with staff awaiting confirmation.
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Degnan
We P. Galt
City Hall
Thiger
Samuel R. Relot
Ocean Construction Company
Towpente
Fiort
Schmueh
Schmuch
Haywood
Efeatfaira
Bohmudhoe
Saints
Ss Mt
Rival Claim Shapes Roosevelt Taft Nomination Clash
A garbled report claims rival factions claim victory in shaping the Roosevelt Taft nomination. The text references vote results, party managers, and disputes over the nominating process amid a tense political split.
Roosevelt supporters rally after GOP convention vote
In Chicago on June 19 the Republican national convention entered a tense phase after Senator Root was elected temporary chairman by a close vote. Roosevelt supporters vow to fight for control as the party continues its pacing toward the next agenda items and potential shakeups within the leadership.
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Chicago
Bike Root
Roosevelt
Roonevelt
Taf
Mishu Root
Wyte
Mom
Weather Bureau Forecast For Local Area
Weather Bureau observations show thursday cloudy with brisk northeast winds and a Small Craft Warning from 10 am onward. High yesterday 85, low last night 55. Temperature 8 am 45, 24 hour change minus 5. Barometer 29.95, wind 5 mph northeast, humidity 65 percent at 8 am, 0 at 10 o clock. One year ago today weather was clear with minimum 69 and maximum 77.
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U. S
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
Spirit of Co operation Get Together Tackles Local Trade Board
Edwin H Burr spoke at an open meeting of the Board of Trade belt at Library Hall on a theme of cooperation. Fifty members attended as Burr urged unity, highlighted Red Bank and Long Branch as ideal for business and recreation, and noted plans to consider a major proposal from the White Way committee and Consolidated Gay Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Burr
Board ‘of Trade Belt
Burr
White Way
Brett Good
George E. Polayd
Consolidates ‘Gay Company
Fred R. Cutcheon
Rehm
Red Bank Chamber of Commerce
Long Bratch
Red Bank
Court settlement and defamation ad in Asbury Park Press
A period item notes a controversial defamation advertisement involving Mr. Kinmonth and Mr. Pennypacker. It reports a settlement requiring Kinmonth to print a retraction and pay Mr. Pennypacker, with legal counsel named and the vendor publisher agreeing to publish. It mentions a reward offer for a telephone concession culprit and lists upcoming baseball games at Hollywood Park Grounds.
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Red Bank
Iercheneral
Edmund Witbers
EB. Wincheater Parihyjecker
Asbui
Pennyer
Binday
Iden
Pennypacker
Wilty
Corrve
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Daily Record
Onzen Sadt
Lyceum School
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the Coliseum
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First Reformed Church
Thineon
Bbry Avenue
Naw
American Press Association
WEW Park Management
von Taft
Dixon
Weather Bureau Forecast
Trade Board
LEL S
Advertiserhent
Putiliéfer
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Hennessey
Hollywood
Horde Bhidw ‘Grounds
Savalinsh Giants
Tarkees
Tetorne
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