Two Men Arrested in Roselle Kidnapping Case
In Red Bank a Long Branch Record reporter and police seized Harry Firston of Cleveland Ohio and James Farrell of Booth Amboy after a daytime pursuit near Hatontown Avenue. Harold Bili nda, 14, of Roselle, was allegedly abducted from a porch, later traced to Elizabeth, then moved toward Red Bank where the suspects were identified and jailed for a hearing.
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Miorts
Frank N. J
Red Bank
Long Branch
Batoritown
Harold Bilinda
Roselle
N. J
Worth
Young EM
Eatontown
James F. Lynch
Mr. Worth
Darhouse
Arthur Taylor
Tinton Avenue
Hatontown Avenue
Lynch
Young Kilison
Harry Firston
Cleveland
Olio
James Farrell
Booth Amboy
Harold
Tate
Elizabeth
City to repair trolley company streets under own plan
City Council approves moving ahead with street repairs along trolley tracks obeying the franchise. The street committee and city engineer will supervise work, avoiding further delays by the Monmouth County Electric Company. Other items include Bargain Day ads and local social notices.
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Monmonth County Electric Company
Your Mant AfAnd Reading This Puzzle News Note
A fragmented OCR-style notice references bargain day items, a touring date, and local business contact lines. It mentions prices, a Broadway location, and help wanted style hints, with stray names and phone numbers embedded in a chaotic ad-like mix.
Asbury Church Marks 41st Anniversary in North Long Branch
Asbury M. E. Church celebrated its forty first anniversary with flowers and a relic sign from 1869 in front of the pulpit. Rev. A H. Eberhardt preached on Acts 2 47 and the Willing Workers furnished blossoms for the service. A special evening musical program featured Grace Joliné Myrtle Zimmerman and Alvin Whiting. Three children were baptized at 3 30 p m joining twelve baptized last Sunday. The pastor announced a sermon for fishermen next Sunday about improving a backward season.
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Asbury M. KE
North Long Branch
Asbury M. JB
A. H. Eberhardt
Grace Joliné
Myrtle Zimmmerman
Alvin Whiting
Red Bank
Hee
Atlantic
Oceanic Presbyterian Church Hosts Children Day
Due to bad weather on Sunday June 12 the Oceanic Presbyterian Church held a repeat Children day program. The service featured songs and recitations by the school with the choir assisting and ended with the baptism of Mildred Isabelle Roth daughter of Mr and Mrs Owen Roth of Oceanic. The collection totaled 12.91 dollars.
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Oceanic Presbyterian Church
Schoor
Mildred Isabelle Roth
Owen Roth
Oceanic
Fox Team Edged by Lyceum in Eleven Innings
The R. K. Fox team lost Sunday to Lyceum of New York by 4 to 2 in an eleven inning game. The crowd saw a close contest with honors evenly divided.
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R. K. Fox
Lyceum
New York
Council Accepts Pier Cos Checks for Local Landing
City Council approved the first payment to the pier company led by J M Grossman of New York for the Love Branch Pier project. Grossman said construction began June 1 and progress includes erected frames and cement moulds. Former Mayor Chandler praised the plan, and the contractor Howland will drive piling as preparations continue.
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J. M. Groasman
New York
S. R. Rosoff
Central Railroad
Grossman
Chandler
Council
Slocum
Mansion House
Howland
Hobson
Bargain Day Event at Dr H R B Clarks Lawn
Invites are extended for a bargain day at 495 Broadway on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Homemade cake will be for sale and refreshments include cream or cake.
Walling Appointed Police Captain in City Bureau
Detective-Sergeant W. S. Walling becomes captain of the city detective bureau after Mayor MacFaddin's appointment. Council confirmation faced two dissenters, Megara Green and Gulick. Walling, a rising officer born in Oceanport, popular with peers, and active in local groups, has captured many criminals and is noted for his knowledge of detective work and seashore patrols.
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W. S. Walling
MacFaddin
Officer Walling
Megara
Green
Gulick
Ordi
Nance
Captain Walling
Board of Trade
Long Branch Lodge of Elks
Neptune Council, Jr. OU
Wittpenn Opens Governor Campaign In New Jersey Democrats
Mayor H Otto Wittpenn of Jersey City announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Governor. He presents a platform to return public control to the people and insure equal rights while opposing special privileges.
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Jersey City
N. J
H. Otto Wittpenn
New Jersey
Ex-Fire Chief Fay Dies After Stroke in Long Branch
James Fay former fire chief of Long Branch died at the National Hotel after a stroke. He was 50, born in Trenton, lived in Lakehurst, worked on the New Jersey Southern Railroad, and wrote as shore correspondent for New York and Philadelphia papers. His mother, recovering from grief, mourned with family and friends as the city reflected on his life across multiple towns and ventures.
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James Fay
Long Branch Fire Department
Hagénd
Catherine Fay
National Hotel
Broadway
Albert
Trenton
Lakehurst
Lincoln
New Jesey Southern Railroad
Fay
Manchester
Atco
South Jersey
Hinds
New York
Philadelphia
Hugh J Hastings
New York Advertiser
Bargain Day Ads Spark Reader Interest
A jumble of bargain day notices hints at hosiery department requests and daily specials. Weather and regional notices appear amid ad copy for Britten's ice cream and other items.
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Britten
Improvements urged by Judge Heisley in Long Branch
Judge Heisley owner of the Takanassee Hotel urges city action on four issues. He cites need for repair of the granolithic sidewalk opposite the hotel, West End Plaza, a dangerous hole at Ocean and West End avenues, and painting of utility poles. He criticizes private property neglect and asks councils to Address these concerns and press property owners to improve appearances. The remarks were referred to committees for consideration.
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Wilburn. Heisley
Takanassee
Ocean Avenues
West End Plaza
Ocean and
West End Avenues
Cedar Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Long Branch
West End
Howland
Heisley
Bargain Day Disaster Wreck Leaves Injured Crowd Gathered
Bargein Day incident ends in wreckage with two injured men identified as Lasinsky and Miller. A crowd gathered as police and ambulance staff responded to Memorial Hospital. One young man, reportedly about twenty, suffered serious injuries including a mashed foot and shaken condition amid chaotic scene.
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A. H. Megeegid
Diras
Lasinsky
Mina Solk
Miller
eViter
Mouth Memorial Hospital
Sol
Lesinsky
Tomadene
Jared
Wolfson
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Shrewsbury
Waitttd
L. Funcke
Elberon
J. Dyer
Bath Avenue
L. Freidenheit
E. Franklin
L. Kohn
James Nichollette
Ae Alphonso
Nichollette
Red
St. James Church
Red’ Bank
Mt.Olivet Cemetery
Violifi
Plano
Ee Mak Jacobs
al Ce Quillét
Ocwark
Mrr
Mrev
P. B. Smith
Ocean
Alice Elizanadr
Beth Ave
Long Brarch
Beth Smith
Wafnain Bay
Biettrie
Hite
Dutt & Campbell
Tastonie
Otare
Océan Free
Louk Brest
Nalin
Asbury
Lyceums
Rufus Blodgett
New York & Long Branch Railroad
Ocean Grove
Abraham Woglom
Woglom
Earle Denyce
Washington, D. C
Walter Patton
Mr. Patton
Lloyd
West Rod Avenue
Brooklyn
Walling
City Conseil
Gapthlin W
Wittpenn
Aspowace
Scores G. O. P. Misrule
Herald
John C. Flinn Wilil
New York Herald
Fling
Vittoria
Second Avenue
Itg
Fiinti
The
Tou
Atau
Weather Bureau Forecast
Dent
Conklin
George Conklin
Mrs. Whegs
Dare
Alfonso Dare
Simpson M. EB
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
William J. Ryno
Asbury Park
Oreas
Ryno
New England
Augustus Knight
Lillian Holmes
Mattison Avenue
Robert, M. Purdy
Manasquan
Appit Soca
UU. & Weather Bureau
Wedaweeday
At & Jfm
Jéney
Cy Cousell
Atkid Td
Bal” Pride
Bee Hive
Newark
Abbory Park
Spring Lake
Sea Bright
Monroe Ave
Plant @ Co
Plant & GQ
Everling
Kaltmen
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