Slated Cabinet Named as Wilson Hires Commission Heads
President Wilson announced reappointment of Louis D. Brandeis and plans to appoint Inter State Commerce Commission members to lead new railroad valuation probes. He stressed appointments through department heads and opened a new national committee with Homer Cummins as vice chairman and Rollo Wells as treasurer.
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White House
Re & Clark
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Taft
Senate
Wilson
Rand
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
United States
Louis D.a Oe
la Follette-Adamson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Col. Roosevelt
National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Homer
Cumming
Stamford
Connecticu
Rollo S. Wells
Cummings Inaiy
William G. M
Treasury
Puit
Street Work Proposals Discussed by City Board
The Board of Commissioners discussed future street improvements and opened bids for paving and graveling planned for March 26. Proposals cover Second and Third Avenues and Rockwell Avenue, with gravel on Park Avenue and others. City engineer prepared specs. bids to furnish paving and sidewalks for the year will be opened then.
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Board of Commissioners
Second Avenue
Chelsea
Cedar
Third Avenue
Morris
Bath
Rockwell Avenue
New Jersey Southern Rail
Broadway
Park Avenue
Ocean
N. Y. & LB. R. Ra Sairy
Brighton
Mortis Avennue
Westwood
Beths
Evens
Newcomb
West End Court
Cunningham
Samuel Emery
F Counsel
Stevens
Hemery
Joseph Finn
Lewis Alley
Lewis Place
Woolley
Dudley Street
Woodgate
Hollywood
Lincoln Avenue
Consolidated Gag Company
Bernstein
Parks Avenue
Mayor's veto blocks abolition of borough offices in Atlantic
The mayor declares veto against abolishing the chief of police position and the borough clerk duties. He cites proven efficiency of current staff, argues against hiring outside auditors, and defends salary protections amid calls for cost saving. He urges reconsideration and stresses public interest.
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Iherewith
Barough
R. R
N. J
Camp
Bartleson
Atlantic
Wiley T. Franklin
Health Board and Commission Actions Shown in City Notes
The text discusses ongoing Commission and Health Board matters with no final decisions yet. It references potential long-term effects and mentions restoring the former City of Lome Branch Health Board, noting no abolition consensus exists. It includes a writer’s prayer and a brief advert in the Daily Record.
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Board of Health
City of Lome
Boards of Health
Torpedo Boat S 78 Sunk Off Heligoland After Collision
Hamburg March 5 fifty eight men were drowned when the German cruiser York rammed torpedo boat S I 78 during night maneuvers three miles south of Heligoland. The torpedo boat sank immediately with 85 aboard. only 27 survivors were reported. Berlin confirmed the sinking but did not release a final casualty figure.
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Hamburg
Germany
York
Heligoland
Berlin
City Fire Department recommends major upgrades to alarm system and gear
The Fire Department outlines plans to underground telephone conduits and install a six circuit switchboard with a repeater. It urges replacing the battery room and building a fireproof facility. It calls for automobile drawn apparatus at key houses and for a tractor engine at others, plus new patrol telegraph boxes for police and a bond funded long term upgrade.
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McSweeney
Telephone Company
Hiberon
West End
Westwood Avenue
Broadway
Third Avenue
Indepeidéht Company
la France
Byron
Oceanic Chemical
Ures
Aged Eatontown Resident George Loversidge Dies
George L Loversidge of Eatontown dies after a stroke a day earlier at home. Survived by wife son George W Loversidge of the underwear factory, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Born in Lincoln England in 1841 he settled in Eatontown 22 years ago and worked in tanning. Funeral arrangements pending. He would have turned 72 this month and his wife would have marked 65 years of marriage. A Mason at Washington Lodge No 9 Eatontown affiliation noted.
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Eatontown
George L. Loversidge
Mr. Loversidge
J. Rush
Eaton Town
Loversidge
Washington Lodge
Masonic Order
Hatontown
Cornelius A Cruser Dies at Age 87
Cornelius A Cruser a former resident of Atlantic Highlands and Monmouth County man died recently at his daughter Mrs Packer’s home in Irvington aged 87. The funeral will be at the Presbyterian Church in Atlantic Highlands at 10 15 Friday with Rev Joseph Schafer officiating. Cruser a member of Monmouth Lodge F and A M and long time church member retired from dairy bakery and brokerage work. He and wife shared a golden wedding. four children survive including Mrs BE Packer Irvington Asa Dilts California John S Cruser Atlantic Highlands and Jacob Cruser Newark.
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Cornelius A. Crusér
Atlantic Highlands
Monmouth County
Packer
Irvington
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Hanson
Council
J. O'Brien
Commission
van Dyke
The
Daily Record
Automobile Fire Department Urged
Police Department
C. A. Cruser
W. H. W Tit Broadwater
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