Tornado Roils Midwest Causing Injuries and Deaths
A powerful tornado and severe winds battered Watertown South Dakota Minneapolis and Saint Paul Wisconsin and nearby areas on June 24 injuring twenty five in Watertown with three fatally. Reports across Illinois Minnesota and Wisconsin note multiple deaths widespread property damage and communication outages.
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Watertown
South Dakota
8. D
Rock Island
St. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
Wallertown
Elroy
Milwaukee
Month's Mind Mass for Dead Priest at St James Red Bank
Priests from across the diocese attend the Months Mind Mass for Rev. James A. Reynolds at St. James Catholic Church Red Bank tomorrow at 10. The celebrant is Rev. Michael C. O'Donnell with Rev. Joseph A. Linnane as deacon and Rev. John E. B. Caton as subdeacon. The sermon will be by Rev. B. H. Mean. St. James parishioners, led by Rev. Joseph K. Murray, will be masters of ceremonies and the late rector’s 23 years of leadership are recalled.
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James A. Reynolds
St. James Catholic Church
Red Bank
Michael C. O'Donnell
St. Joseph's Church
Keyport
Joseph A. Linnane
Toms River
John EB. Caton
Church of the Holy Spirit
Asbury Park
BH. J. Mean
Holy Cross
Sea Bright
Jos K K. Murray
St. Marys Church
New Monmouth
St. James’ Church
Father Reynolds
St. James
Dennis J. Duggan
Bordentown
Joseph Casey
Funeral of Former Pesident in Freehold Community
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Michael McGuire who died Friday from heart trouble at her daughter’s home in Jannenburg. Born in New York sixty years ago she moved to Freehold from Long Branch. Survived by son John McGuire of Freehold and two daughters. member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Hyer and Flock Undertakers listed in local notices.
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Michael McGuire
Chilten Nowell
Jannenburg
Freehold
Peter Schenck
Bannerwirec
McGuire
New York
Long Branch
John McGuire
MccQuire
Fourteen Votes Cast in Red Bank School Budget Election
In a special Red Bank election last night only fourteen ballots were cast for the school budget with ten supporting the appropriation. The tally totaled $33,000 including line items for clerks, teachers, janitors and operations while a separate $6,000 for bonds and interest was not voted on. The clerk’s salary was $500 less than the clerk Alfred Botlicher’s pay, and changes in accounting duties reduced his role. The trustees will elect a new clerk at the next meeting on Tuesday, July 1.
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Red Bank
C. C. Warner
Alfred Botlicher
W. E. Worthington
William J. Sutton
Ben
Hotticher
Epworth League chapter organized at St Luke's Church
A chapter of the Epworth League was formed at St. Luke's M. J. Church with Rev. Fred G. Harris presiding. Officers include Mrs. Jed B. Harris as president and Arthur H. Asay as first vice president, along with May Hisele, Marion Sherman, Florence Sherman, Alma P. Van Hise, Henrietta Cloughly, Henrice Blaisdell, and Ethel Silva. First meeting set for next Thursday. summer Sunday devotions planned.
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Epworth League
St. Luke's M. J
Fred GB. Harris
FF. Leroy Barry
Jed B. Harris
Vwirst
Arthur H. Asay
May Hisele
Marion Sherman
Florence Sherman
Alma P. van Hise
Henrietta Cloughly
Henrice Blaisdell
Ethel Silva
Kahn Cottage Rented to New York Broker and Doyle Ads
The Kahn Cottage on Yea View Avenue, now owned by Mrs Rosalie Moore, is rented to Mr Lewis from Robin Wiltz of New York for the year. Bicycles are advertised for sale, rent, or repair for men women and boys at 73rd Avenue, fade 187 percent.
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Kahn
Yea View Avenue
Rosalie Moore
Lewis
Charles W. Blakeslee
Morristown
N. J
Chelsea Avenue
Henry Schwarte
New ‘York
Funeral of Mrs Birdsall at West Street Home
The funeral for Mrs. Rachel Birdsall who died after a week illness was held yesterday at 2 40 pm from her daughter Mrs Leroy Joline's West Street home. Rev Dr R B Stephenson officiated. Interment at Greenlawn cemetery. Uryetal Wave Council No 64 D of L attended in a body. Dr Stephenson praised Mrs Birdsall, whose sudden death shocked friends.
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Rachel Birdsall
Leroy Joline
West’ Street
R. B. Stephenson
John G. Sexton
Greenlawn Cemetery
Uryetal
D. of L
Stephenson
Charles S. Niles Aviator Loops Over New York City
Charles S. Niles performs a daring loop the loop over New York City in a display that captivates spectators. The stunt adds to a day of aviation feats as crowds watch from nearby rooftops and streets.
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New York City
Mrs Hugh Young Dies in Hartsdale Tuberculosis Claim
Mrs Hugh Young of Hartsdale New York died late last night after a long illness due to tuberculosis. She was twenty seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Parker of New York and a niece of Mrs John Tl Parker a summer resident of this city. She leaves a husband one sister and two brothers Charles and Arthur of New York and Mrs Woolley of this city. She was well known in this city as a frequent visitor.
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James Woolley
Hartsdale
N. Y
Hugh Young
Young
Charles A. Parker
New York
John Tl. Parker
Charles
Arthur
New Yom
Tes Woolley
Death of Rich City Councilman Attracts Scandal
Stamford announces Waldo R. Ballou 07 beaten to death at a fashionable woman's door. Woman, Mrs Helen M Augel 43, a wealthy widow, is arrested amid sensational details including a blood trail and dragged body. She denies knowledge and claims Ballou left her home last night.
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Stamford
Conn
Waldo R. Ballou
Helen M Augel
Ballow
Camp Opens At Ment Near Trindie Lake With Boy Scout Encampment
Camp Opens July tet at Camp Ockanicken on Trindie Lake near Ment next Wednesday. The Boy Scouts are Manning to attend the M. A. Encampment to be held there.
Ferryboat Collision in Dense Fog Injures Two
In New York on June 24 a Hudson River crash between the steamer Taurus and the Red Bank New Jersey ferry caused two serious injuries among Red Bank’s 1,200 passengers. The vessels side swiped, shattering windows, as heavy fog delayed harbor traffic. No panic occurred.
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New York
Hudson River
Taurus
C. Rh. Root N. J
Red Bank
City Commission meets as reports on roadbed and atlas map advance
City Solicitor Stevens reports a Monmouth County Electric roadbed condition analysis and that the Public Utilities Commission in Trenton has the document. An engineer will visit Friday or Monday to inspect. The state atlas map is deemed accurate. Officers discuss post office corner stone, street safety, and trolley track repairs.
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City Commission
Monmouth County Electric Company
Public Utilies Commission
Trenton
Steveng
State Board of Assessory
Citv
Commissioner of Public Safety
Arrowsmith
Third Avenue
Charles Marchant
Leroy Throckmorton
Daniel 8. Martin
Woolley
Ocean Avenue
Liberty
Union Avenues
James Street
West End Court
West End
Newcomb
North Broadway
Mlock
Chelsea Avenue
Harry
Goldman
Laird Street
Ocean Park
Flock
Jersey crops report surprisingly good despite poor weather
A New Jersey Weather Bureau bulletin notes overall crop conditions remained favorable despite a week of unfavorable weather. Temperatures were near record lows, rain was variable, and southern counties faced drought in early garden crops. Potatoes and fruit look strong, with cranberries well advanced and no frost damage.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
G. Harold Noyse
U. S. Weather Bureau
Peter of Servia Abdicates Throne
Nelgrade June 24 King Peter of Servia abdicated in favor of the Crown Prince due to ill health.
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Peter OF
Servia
Nelgrade
Peter
Mediation Efforts Progress at Niagara with Protocol Drafted
Mediators at Niagara continue talks and draft a protocol today, reporting two points omitted. The session shows optimism for settlement as negotiators work toward a formal agreement and outline remaining differences between sides.
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Niagara
United States Stands Pat as Mexican Battle Develops
Washington reports that Zapatistas have captured Zacatecas and San Luis Potosi is expected to fall soon after heavy fighting. A major battle looms at Querétaro while 8,000,000 rounds of ammunition landed by the German ship Ypiranga were intercepted at Puerto Mexico. General Nutria leads forces to block retreat toward Mexico City as Constitutionalist troops move toward Monterrey. Mediation talks linger and the White House says the United States will maintain its position awaiting further developments.
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D. S
Zacatecas
Tampico
San Luis Potosi
Querrejaro
Aguilar
Tuxpam
Ypiranga
Puerto Mexico
Federalg
San Luis Portovi
Nuteria
Angus Calientes
Mexico City
Monterey
Zapatate
Thomas
Charities Aid To Observe Birthday In Monmouth County
The Monmouth County Branch of the State Charities Aid and Prison Reform Association marks two years with an annual meeting set for July 1. The group has expanded outreach, campaigns on tuberculosis prevention, and arranged hospital care for tubercular patients in external facilities. It has logged 875 cases of need and aided 16s patients, with dues collection ongoing and Long Branch and Red Bank townships reporting unpaid amounts.
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Monmouth County
State Charities Aid and Prison Reform Association
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Long Branch
Fed Bank
Coltect
Young employes honor Madame Nordica in Deal
In Deal the young employees plan to honor Madame Lillian Nordica, wife of George W. Young, who died recently at Batavia. They will stop work next Tuesday for her cremation, and James Hughes with the employees express their sympathy for the deceased, who was kind to them.
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Lillian Nordica
George W. Young
Deal
Batavia
James Hughes
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