East Monmouth League formation eyed for county split
Indications point to a push for an East Monmouth League with Long Branch as the county seat. A meeting in the city next month will discuss district divisions, shore development, and funding for new county buildings. Assessor Hope urged shore districts to unite and promote a winter campaign in Trenton.
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East Monimouth League
Long Branch
Asburgie
Arthur H
Hope Wa
Board of
Raritan
Middletown
Shrewsbury
Eatontown
Ocean
Neptune
Wall
Hope
Matawan
Atlantic
Holmdel
Howell
Freehold
Upper Freehold
Millstone
Manalapan
East Monmouth
Long Island
Monmouth
Board of Chosen’ Freeholders
Shore
Oakhurst
Board of Trade
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Unsettled Showers Likely
The Weather Bureau predicts unsettled weather for 36 hours ending Wednesday with likely showers tonight and Wednesday and little temperature change. Observations from North Broadway Long Branch show yesterday’s high 80 and low 63, current 70 at 8 am, with 30.21 barometer last night. Wind south up to 24 mph, humidity 81 percent at 8 am.
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U. S
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Broadway
Long Branch
Miss Yetta Wolf Dies in New York Hospital
Miss Yetta Wolf of this city and North Broadway, a 1911 Chattle High School graduate and Newark Normal Training School scholar, died last Saturday at 7 a.m. in Post Graduate Hospital New York after a brief illness. Interment was at Washington cemetery New York. She passed out exactly one year after graduating from Chattle on June 22.
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Yetta Wolf
Chattle High School
Gotham
T. Wolf
North Broadway
Post Graduate Hospital
New York
Washington Cemetery
Miss Wolf
Chattle
Newark Normal Training School
Washington Park to Host Fourth of July Field Meet
A field meet with concert and festival is planned for the Fourth of July at Washington Park starting at two o clock. Organizers include Fred R. Cutcheon treasurer and his wife secretary with Cutcheon chairing the meet and the Chattle High School Athletic Club aiding. Events listed cover jumps sprints pole vault shot put throwing and various running races and games with prizes from local merchants. An ice cream festival and patriotic music will be offered in the afternoon followed by a fireworks display in the evening.
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Washington Park
Fred R. Cutcheon
Washington Street
Dutch‘eon
Middletown Man Arrested on Statutory Charge
Frank Morris of Middletown, about forty, was arrested by Constable William Chandler on a statutory charge involving a six year old girl. He was held on $500 bail after a Red Bank hearing before Recorder Harry C. Ba by. The incident reportedly occurred Saturday afternoon while the mother tended a sick friend.
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Frank Morris
Middletown
William Chandler
Red Bank
William Harrison
Ruth
Morris
Harry C. Bacan
Borough Hall
Freehold
Bryan Warms Up Fight For Parker Chairmanship
Baltimore June 25 National Committee Chairman Mack called the Democratic National convention to order. Cardinal Gibbons offered prayer. Mack reported Alton Parker selected for temporary chairman and Bryan led a fierce critique of Parker, delivering a lengthy speech amid wild cheers and challenges to the convention. Result of the vote uncertain, likely later.
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Baltimore
Mack
Smith
Tammany Hall
Cardinal Gibbons
Alton B. Parker
New York
Col. Bryan
John W. ‘Kern
Indiana
Parkers’ Place
National Committee
Chicago
Democrats Vote Down Bryan At Convention Fight
Democratic national committee rejected Bryan 81 to 22 in blocking Alton Parker as temporary chairman. The vote split with James of Kentucky and O Gorman of New York receiving scattered support. The clash shifts to the convention floor as Murphy leads anti Bryan forces and a progressive candidate may be fielded for temporary chair.
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Bryan
National Committee
Alton B. Parker
Olle James
Kentucky
Senator O'Gorman
New York
Belmont-Ryan-Murphy
Mr. Taft
Chicago
Murphy
Charles J. Murphy
Ker
Caropaign
Dorker
Ae Bryan
Miss Sanborn Married Red Bank Her Quiet Lakewood Union
Miss Lillian May Sanborn daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Sanborn of Red Bank wed Stanley Thorne of Lakewood in a quiet March 16 ceremony at Matawan Methodist Church with Rev B Lippincott Jr officiating. The couple, who had dated for some time, announced the news to her parents last Thursday and now reside in Lakewood where Thorne works in plumbing.
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Red Bank
Lakewood
Lillian May Sanborn
James A. Sanborn
Oakland Street
Stanley Thorne
Matawan Methodist Church
B. Lippincott, Jr
Vacationer arrested for hold up ends in discharge
William J. McDonald of Staten Island, visiting, was arrested after midnight by Patrolman Vetter at Broadway and Second Avenue on a complaint by Edward Douglass who said he was assaulted and robbed. Douglass claimed he paid $1 to recover glasses. McDonald, held overnight, was discharged when Douglass did not appear to prosecute. no evidence before court.
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William J. McDonald
Staten Island
Vetter
Broadway
Second Avenue
Edward ©. Douglass
Douglass
McDonald
City Hall
Walter R. Brinley
Recorder's Court
Arrowsmith
Government Tangle at Monmouth Beach
Borough meetings reveal a partisan clash over sewer plans and a disputed telephone relocation. Mayor Jesse P Manahan and council members push rival visions while borough solicitor William A Stevens contemplates resignation as tension nears a dramatic climax.
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Monmouth Beach
Jesse P. Manahan
William A. Stevens
Bread and Cake Sale By First Reformed Church Ladies
The First Reformed Church ladies announce a Bread and Cake sale in the Sunday School Room on Saturday afternoon this week. The notice appears with stamp promotions from Rothenberg Pharmacy.
Trolley Franchise Passed in Shrewsbury Township
A special meeting of the Shrewsbury township committee approved a Jersey Central Traction Company trolley franchise. Second reading passed with amendments on fares from Little Silver to Red Bank and to Long Branch, setting ten cents between Long Branch and Red Bank. Other topics covered tracks, roadbed, poles, and conditions. a key objector demanded concrete poles, hearings, and single fare. proceedings continue with Hatentown and county approvals needed before a September start.
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Shrewsbury Township
Borough Hall
Red Bank
Jersey Central Traction Company
Little Silver Point Road
Long Branch
Elmer B. Cyrusio
Little Silver
George S. Brown
Go. Ane
Oimund Wilson
Mrs Vreeland Dead at 43 After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Mary Wells Vreeland wife of Herbert Vreeland died at her Conover Road home Monday afternoon at four o'clock from a general breakdown. She was 43, had been ill ten years, born in Riverhead Long Island, and had lived in Monmouth Beach seventeen years. Survived by husband Harold by one son and brother George Wells of Poughkeepsie New York. Funeral arrangements to be announced by John G Sexton.
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Mary Wells Vreeland
Herbert Vreeland
Conover Road
Riverhead
Long Island
Monmouth Beach
Atlantic City
Ireland Ia
Harold
George Wells
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
John G. Sexton
Building Ordinance Enforcement Aims at Fee Evasion
Building Inspector Cranmer plans strict enforcement of the building ordinance to curb violations aimed at dodging a small fee. Permits required for work over or under $100, though fees applied only above $100. Wolfson faced Recorder’s court over alleged evasion but showed no intent to evade law, avoiding a $50 penalty.
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Cranmer
Wolfson
Recorder
Upenne
Red Bank Woman Arrested in Assault Case
Irene Beldo, a Red Bank resident known in local police and court circles, was arrested last night on a complaint from her brother Willan Weldo for assault and battery. She faced a morning hearing before Recorder Harry Badeau and was held on $200 bail awaiting grand jury action. Bail not furnished, she remained in jail. Majestic Theatre location referenced. details include a steamer trip for Joseph F. Bager and his bride bound for France on April 27.
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Irene Beldo
Red Bank
Willan Weldo
Harry Badeau
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