Japan dispute reopened may be taken to Hague
Washington reports Cabinet briefed on Japan California land laws dispute. Secretary Bryan says Japan has not asked to reopen the case yet and may seek Hague arbitration after the Premier presents the matter to Tokyo. United States maintains federalism limits and says no new treaty action is possible.
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Japan
Hague
Washington, D. C
Tokio
Bryan
United States
California
Obscene scene painted on Red Bank fence sparks police probe
Between 9 40 and 11 40 last night an obscene mural and phrases were painted on the Paulson West Barricade along Broad Street Red Bank. The defacement on the splice fence measured about fourteen by thirty feet and was discovered by Mr and Mrs Paulson after they returned from the Empire theatre. Police Chief Arthur Wymbs investigated but had no clues. If caught the offender faces up to five years imprisonment and the Paulsons vow to seek punishment.
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George K. Paulson
V. West
Broad Street
Red Bank
Paulson
Hurley Wins Jury Verdict in G8 Contract Suit
Austin Hurley electrician secured a jury verdict in Judge Steinbach's court this morning in a G8 Contract suit against defendant Jonnie Korn. Amount involved about $200. Plaintiff's counsel Benjamin P. Morris. defendant's attorney William L. Edwards.
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Austin Hurley
Steinbach
Jonnie Korn
Hurley
Benjamin P. Morris
William L. Edwards
John AH. Coferve
P. H. Rock
Lew Bright
Wirie
Judee Steinbach
Hyer and Flock Undertakers Ad Notice
Local funeral firm Hyer and Flock advertises services on page 2 showing cola and other offerings as part of their undertaker roster and contact details for inquiries.
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Hyer and Flock
Auf
Stamford Woman Collapses While Testifying at Inquest
Mrs. Angle testified at an inquest when she suddenly collapsed on the stand. Medical staff attended her, and the proceedings were paused briefly as she received aid. The inquest continued after her condition was stabilized.
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Stamford
Fleeing Federal Army Pursued by Villa Forces
Juarez Mexico June 26. Villa's cavalry chases Barron and remnants of the federal army fleeing south from Zacatecas toward Angust Calientes burning bridges and railways. Federal prisoners taken. executions reported at sunrise. Villa orders sparing officers and regulars but no mercy for irregulars. Commandant Ornala relays word of 17 000 to 18 000 Villa troops moving toward Angust Calientes.
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Juarez
Mexico
Villa
Barron
Zacatecas
Angus Celientes
Villa Tas
Ornala
Had Hand Injured in Grain Elevator Incident
William Wikoff son of Frederick Wikoff grain and feed man of pied. Bank was injured when his hand got caught in a grain elevator at Wikoff's store house Maple avenue yesterday at three. Dr William D Sayre dressed the crushed fingers and Mr Wikoff will be unable to use his hand for about a week and a half. He was helping start the elevator and it moved suddenly catching his hand. Despite the accident he attended the pliant this morning without the injured hand choice.
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William Wikoff
Frederick Wikoff
Pied. Bank
Wikoff
Maple Avenue
William D. Sayre
Sayre
Wikof
Committee Hearing on Definition of Journeyman Plumber
City Hall hears Frank Garriel and Thomas Farham define journeyman plumber while debate centers on William Emmons status on the health board Examiners. The health board will receive the committee report at tomorrow night’s meeting. Women’s Comfort Oxfords with cushion sole and rubber heels priced at 2.26 today.
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Messrs. Stratton
Brinley
Hume
Board of Health
City Hall
Frank Garriel
Thomas B. Farham
William J. Emmons
Mr. Emmons
Stratton
Garriel
Health Board
J. B. Goodenough
Broadway
Chattle Graduates Wed at Cambridge
Miss Edna Cranmer and William Gramann unite in Cambridge in a ceremony at St. Mark’s Episcopal. The bride, a 1919 graduate, is the daughter of Mrs. L. verte and Miss Jessie Dalton. Groom Harvard scholar Potts, 1914 graduate, will tour Europe starting August 1, studying international law in Paris and at the Ecole Libre. The couple will spend a month with the bride’s mother before sailing. Continuous report on related nuptials and alumni notes.
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Wilian Jenujuufn Peterson
Mra
Amersia School of Oratory
Potts
Harvard University
Europe
Potter
Harvard
Harvard Crimson
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Memorial Society
Phi Kappa Epsilon
Henry Russel Shaw
France
University of Paris
Renault and Dupuy
Ecole Libre Des Sciences Politiques
Recall election at Deal tomorrow prompts mayoral clash
Deal residents face a recall vote over a commission form of government with Meyor Levy challenging rival Charles Fritz amid questions on eligibility. Voters must also decide between a five member or three member board as town politics and local agency posts unfold, while other regional civic items appear in the same report.
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Deal
William Levy
Levy
New York
Charles Fritz
W. A. Stevens
Long Branch
Fritz
T. Herman Beringer, Jr
James R. Tinker
H. B. Claflin Heads Dry Goods Firm in Receivership
H B Claflin, head of the dry goods firm that passed into receivers hands, is noted in bankruptcy proceedings. Details describe the firm's status and the official receivers involved.
Charities Meeting Highlights Monmouth Branch Event
Mrs Barden hosted the Monmouth County branch of the State Charities Aid and Prison Reform at her oceanfront home. Prof John Stone of Vineland and Mrs Maytrott spoke on rehabilitation and education. About fifty women attended. annual auxiliary meeting set for Brookdale next Thursday at 3 pm with Mrs Glen of New York to speak.
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Supt. Gregory
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Pielder
Mies-bilitar Williams
State Normal School
Trenton
William Monron
Montclair
Christopher Gregory
Long Branch
Caroline Br. Alexander
Hoboken
A. H. Reever
Morristown
Henry HM. Goddard
Vineland
B. H. Borden
Oceanic
Monmouth County
State Charities Aid and
Glen
New York
National Association of Charities Aid and Correction
Thompson
Red Bank
Peace Conference Chairman Comes to New Jersey Estate
Brazilian Ambassador Domincio da Gama, chairman of the A B C mediators at Niagara Falls, is due at his summer home Heron Hall on South Bath avenue late today or tomorrow. Mme. da Gama is already in residence. The da Gama estate, once the Hearn country place, is among the grandest along the Jersey coast with sunken gardens and lavish decorations. The couple will entertain extensively this summer.
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Domincio da Gama
Niagara Falls
Heron Hall
Bath Avenue
Mme. da Gama
Hearn
da Gama
Jersey
School officials depart for European tour before fall opening
Mins Jane Walters, Superintendent Gregory's secretary, and Miss Julia Enright of the High School faculty leave today on the Philadelphia American Line for Cherbourg. They will tour France Belgium Holland England and Scotland returning in time for the fall opening of schools. End-of-Month Banner Sale starts Saturday at Goldstein's Dept. Store.
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Mins Jane Walters
Gregory
Julia Enright
Philadelphia
Cherbourg
France
Belgium
Holland
England
Scotland
Goldstein’s Dept
Ady
Cornerstone Laying Feasts Highlight Post Office Build Event
Postmasters and congressman join a feast marking the cornerstone laying for the new Post Office Building. Grand Master Russ and a reception committee hosted banquets at Masonic Hall and the Imperial Hotel with a 35 seat dinner. Attending were Postmaster Slocum and Rep Scully among many others from Red Bank to Belmar.
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Postofice
Charles P. Russ
Pleasure Bay
Masonic Hall
Grand Lodge
Imperial Hotel
Thomas L. Slocum
Price
Slocum
Thomas J. Scully
John W. Slocum
Cornelius S. Hartley
W. K. Liscombe
Joseph Atkinson
Freehold
Yard
Farmingdale
Harrison C. Hurley
Asbury Park
Ae MG Cue
Lakewood
Frankampton
Sea Bright
J.D. Bedle
Keyport
Cirenus Honce
Belmar
Frank Pitzenger
Red Bank
John L. Maney
Hiram Walton
Pergen
Reimar
Clean Up Day Planned for Fair Haven Tomorrow
Clean Up Day will be observed by Fair Haven Borough tomorrow. The event, pushed by the Improvement and Welfare Association and the board of health, divides the borough into four districts with captains and lieutenants in charge. Captains include Lester Curchin, George Hawkins, Fred W. Travis, and Joseph W. Davis with their lieutenants.
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Pair Haven
Local Improvement and Welfare Association
Board of Health
Lester Curchin
Arthur Baden
George Hawkins
L. M. Dashiel
Leutenant
Fred W. Travis
B. Oliver Wolcott
Joseph W. Davis
Charles Hawkins
Hendrickson
C. H. van Brunt
Frank Spitz
G. W. Warner
Monmouth County Historical Society Meets at Shrewsbury
The Monmouth County Historical Society met at the Quakers Meeting House in Shrewsbury with ex Senator John Applegate Sr presiding. Papers on Women of Colonial Days and Eleanor Forman Freerau were read, plus extracts from the Lady of Bordentown diary. Next meeting July 30 at Anchorage Sea Bright. Bicycles repaired by experienced mechanics at 2.60 for tread tires. Third Ave ad.
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The
Monmouth County Historical Society
T Oelock
Quakers’ Meeting House
Shrewsbury
John A. Applegate
Mary Depen Ogien
David Hughes
N. J. Supreme Court
Applegate
Eleanor Forman Freoeau
Bed
William W. Shippin
Sea Bright
Het Joseph F. Folsom
Newark
Third Ave
Ady
Leder
Rebel Chieftain General Villa Heads Toward the Capital
General Villa, a prominent rebel leader, signals readiness to march on the capital. Reports indicate his forces are consolidating around key routes as preparations accelerate. Local authorities warn of potential clashes as factions position for a decisive push.
Heat wave claims twenty seven lives in three days
New York reports twenty seven deaths and three score prostrations from a three day heat wave moving from the midwest. Cleveland and Philadelphia record multiple fatalities and widespread illness as the heat spreads from Nebraska to New York. Simonson nominated postmaster at Spring Lake Beach New Jersey. Senate later confirms.
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New York
Middle West
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Nebraska
Simonson
Spring Lake
P. M
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Charlies W. Simonson
Spring Lake Beach
N. J
Senate
Military Band to Play at Belmar Independence Day
The Long Branch Military Band under director George A. Parstow will give afternoon and evening concerts at Belmar on Independence Day. The group has been practicing hard and is in fine musical trim.
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Long Branch
George A. Parstow
Belmar
Monmouth County Roads in Fine Condition After Scarifying
Monmouth county roads are described as being in the pink of condition thanks to Freeholder John Daly. A county scarifier has worked for weeks at Rumson and other areas including Norwood avenue and Cedar avenue. Owen J. Malee leads the Parker Creek Bridge project and secures new iron girders for the Manusquan joint bridge.
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Monmouth County
John Daly
Rumson
Norwood Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Roseld Avenue
Deal
City Asphalt
Batontown
Monmouth Road
Oakhurst
Deal Beach
Monmouth Beach
Parker Creek
Owen J. Malee
Mr. Maleé
Manusquan
Monmouth
Ocean Counties
West Ends Eighth Ball Set for Next Friday
The West End Fire Company will host its eighth annual ball at Ocean Park Casino on Friday evening, July 31. J Pitman Weert’s orchestra will provide music as a featured attraction with a committee-led setup including decorations and entertainment. Local cottage residents have secured tickets signaling strong community support. Bicycles available for sale, rental, or repair at 137% 3rd Ave. (adv)
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West End Fire Company
Ocean Park Casino
Fra Radding
J. Pitman Weert
Orchentra
Wayne
Water famine follows Salem fire disaster
Salem suffers massive fire destruction with five deaths and tens of thousands homeless. Governor Walsh and state leaders raise 77400 in minutes. Vox Dayton Company will supply 10000 loaves daily and Bay State Railroad will transport supplies. Red Cross allocates initial 6000, water pressure restored, militia deployed.
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Boston
Mass
Salem
State House
Walsh
Witegerald
Vox Dayton Company
Beverly
Marshal Law
Plans for Tinton Falls School by Red Bank architects
J G A Delatush of Red Bank draws the approved Shrewsbury township plan for a one story 27 by 70 foot schoolhouse at Tinton Falls. The facade features Doric architecture with a hall connecting two 25 by 80 foot rooms. Cloak rooms flank the entrance and partitions slide to form a 68 by 50 foot space.
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G. A. Delatush
Red Bank
Tinton Falls
Shrewsbury Township
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Cate
Suits Inn District Court
Angle
Chattle
Cambridge
Pitman B. Potter
Miss Jessie Dalton
Edna Cranmer
Will
Liam Gramann
Miss Mitchell Also Bride
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William Bunn
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H. B. Claflin
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H .B. Claflin
John Claflin
Claflin
Peace Conference
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Masons
Congressman Scully
Price's
Fair Haven
County Historical Society Meeting
General Villa
American Ress Association
West
3Rd Ave
Red Cross Society
Marpont P. Bicknell
Gardner M. Lane
Massachusetts State Board of the Red Cross
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