Chattle Chips and School Sports Gossip
Jerome Van Brackle returns from Washington after the inauguration while Abe Kane allegedly won a bet and treated the team to penny Pickles. A High School Senior Debate Society meets to discuss electing US Senators by popular vote and features Smith Williams Cornell Underhill VanBrunt Beach. The piece also covers boxing bouts, training notes, and a critique of a student writer’s English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe" Kane
Broadway
Abe
Jullion
United States
Smith
Ethel Williams
Richard Cornell
Robert Underhill
Phyllis VanBrunt
Woodbridge Beach
Cornell
Miss VanBrunt
Former Lingroft Boy Dies in Texas
Word reached Lincroft yesterday of the death of Frank Riddle 29 born near Lingroft. He died in El Paso Texas Tuesday with unknown cause. Survived by parents John and Lucy and siblings William Walter Florence Mabel and Harold. Remains to be moved to Red Bank for funeral director Harry C Fay. Interment location not decided. He had left Lincroft years ago and served in the army in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincroft
Frank Riddle
John
Lucy Riddle
Mr. Riddle
el Paso
Texas
Harry C. Fay
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
William
Walter Riddle
Sayreville
Florence
Mabel Riddle
Harold Riddle
New Nickels At Red Bank Today
Red Bank residents saw their first view of the 1913 five cent nickels when the Philadelphia mint sent a $50 consignment to the First National Bank. Bank officials and locals rushed to obtain them though other banks had none. A cigar dealer shared specimens as word spread. coins appeared with a large Indian head and buffalo on the obverse and United States of America with E Pluribus Unum on the reverse. The coins bore the date 1913 and the edge rims show wear likely from early circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
First National Bank
Philadelphia
First National
Second National Bank
Red Bank Trust Co
Express
Mort V. Pach
United States of America
Inaw Rural Dinner at F Haven Features Cline
Miss Maggie Cline a Red Bank vaudeville artist entertained friends at an inaugural dinner in the Atlantic Hotel Fair Haven Tuesday night. Beef and other fare were served and each guest received an ale mug. The dining room was decorated with flags and a cabaret followed by social time past midnight. Attendees included Lizzie Cline Red Bank. Morris Kraus. Mrs Gee. Walter. James Mack. Frank Spetz. Abe rett and Mrs Fees Fair Haven. William Burns Silvermere Inn Little Silver Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Cline
Red Bank
Atlantic Hotel
Fair Haven
Migs Cline
Lizzie Cline
Morris Kraus
Gee
Walter
James Mack
Frank Spetz
Aberett
Frank Fees
Fair Maven
William Burns
Silvermere Inn
Little Silver Point
Horse Drawn Carriage Collision After Blind Staggers
Joseph Strohmanger of Rumson was driving west on East Front Street Red Bank yesterday when his horse, afflicted by blind staggers, collided with a wagon near the Globe Hotel. The wagon owner George Milenberg of Fair Haven saw minor damage to his cart. horses and other wagon escaped injury. Dr Lester H Stryker tended to the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Strohmanger
Rumson
East Front-stret
Red Bank
Globe Hotel
George Milenberg
Fair Haven
Elienberg
Lester H. Stryker
Thoughtful Marshal Snedeker Restores Kidnapped Child
Marscal John R. Snedeker, despite losing the title of chief of police, located and returned four year old Baby Osborne to her mother in Atlantic Highlands within two hours of her disappearance. He also interrupted a lumber theft at midnight near the Lockwood House, scaring off the thieves. The borough weighs restoring him to chief of police amid public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Highlands
Marscal
John R. Snedeker
Lockwood House
Marshal Snedeker
President Wilson Refuses Appointment Talk
Washington March 6 President Wilson enforced his embargo on office seekers by declining to consider an appointment. Senators Fletcher and Bryan of Florida visited to recommend a Federal Judge and a U S District Attorney but the President refused to receive their recommendations and referred them to Attorney General McReynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Fletcher and
Bryan
Florida
United States
McReynolds
Surrender of Tanina endsTurkish defense in Epirus
The fortified Turkish city of Tanina in Epirus surrendered today to Greek forces, with 22 000 prisoners taken. The Greek war office made the surrender public. Meanwhile an organ recital is planned for Red Bank First Presbyterian Church tomorrow night under Prof Harold K Allstrom and James D Otterson Jr. They will be joined by Miss Margaret Riegelman Rudolph F Malchow Harry Malchow and Edward V Brown for organ pieces string quartet works and vocal solos.
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Athens
Greece
Tanina
Epirus
Greek War Office
Red Bank
Red Bank Flest Presbyterian Church
Harold K. Allstrom
James D. Otterson, Jr
Margaret Riegelman
Sea Bright
Rudolph F. Malchow
Harry Malchow
Edward V. Brown
Red Bank Girls In New Jersey Hold Up Case Details
Two Red Bank girls long known in the town visited a house in Red Bank drank whiskey and smoked. Ida became ill and crews refused to let her leave until an officer rescued her. In Freehold court three men Farrara DeGino and Heath pleaded not guilty to a hold up of John Crean on Broadway and Mill street. Bail set at 6500. Crean fought back but was beaten by four attackers. Farrara fled to New York but later was captured. Warrants and detentions followed for other locals dealing with thefts and assaults. Public notices detail parole and transfers. A baby girl was born to Henry Huhn at the Union Hotel. Abram Lokerson shows improvement after illness and remains active in St. Luke's Bible class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Ida
New York
Joseph Farr Tora
Ralph DeGino
Henry Heath Colored
Recorder Arrowsmith
Freehold
John Crean
Crean
Broadway
Mill Street
Walling
Farrara
Mulberry Street
Tombs
Monmouth
County
Wailing
Joseph Riggen
Samuel Smith
John Thompson
Lester Brommell
State Reformatory
Rahway
John E. Foster
Riggen
Timothy Gorman
Matawan
Gorman
Rigten
Woman candidate for Red Bank Board of Education
Mrs. Elizabeth Ritter announces her bid for school trustee in Red Bank with election set for March 18 in borough hall. She advocates equal gender representation on the board and urges voters to support a woman’s influence on school governance. Women cannot vote for candidates but may vote on appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Ritter
Charles W. Ritter
Borden Street
Red Bank
Board of Education
Borough Hall
Newton
Doremus
Charles A. Minton
Eraza Opera
Red Bank Equal Suffrage Club
Wood Remains Army's Head for Present Term
Major General Leonard Wood will remain chief of staff of the army through an order by President Wilson. His Taft appointment to serve four years expires in one year five months, so officers take this as the sign he will serve the balance of his term. Also: Walter Taylor sworn as First Judicial District Court judge at Freehold. term five years, salary $1,200, starting March 1.
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Washington, D. C
Leonard Wood
Army
Wilson
War Department
Wood
Taft
Walter Taylor
Asbury Park
First Judicial District Court
Joseph McDermott
Freehold
Rosencrang New Elks Lodge Head In Long Branch
Charles Regencrans known as Diamond Charley was elected Exalted Ruler of Long Branch Lodge No 742 BPOE. A Long Branch native with a theater and hotel background he leads committee work and boosts the lodge. Others promoted include Howland leading knight Burns loyal knight Guire lecturing knight Cohen treasurer Schoenlein secretary Hammell and McCue trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Regencrans
American Bill Posting Company
State Association of Paste Manipulators
Long Branch Lodge
Rosey
Rosencrans
Diamond Charley
Rosencran
Pleasure Bay Park
Frank L. Howland
M. C. Burns
James Guire
Philip L. Cohen
Henry Schoenlein
Stacy Hammell Tyler
Martin McCue
New Proposal Favored To Limit Big Counties At Convention
A plan to let small New Jersey counties control a convention of 81 delegates would require four votes to dominate, keeping policy from big North Jersey counties. The move faces opposition as it shifts power to smaller counties. Also in court, Mrs. Smock testifies in a divorce case against George A. Smock, president of Buchanan and Smock Lumber, with Mrs. Wakeley named as correspondent and $10,000 damages sought for alienation. In Long Branch, Alfred Showler buys a pony at the Broadway Theatre event and plans a stable. Children tour the theatre area hoping to own the animal and say goodbye to the ponies this week.
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North Jersey
Mrs. Wakeley
Fifth Avenue
Broadway Theatre
Walter Rosenberg
Alfred
Showler
Little Animal
Little Miss Showler
Long Branch
Young rider, 15, hurt after bike and auto collision
Michael Nisselson of Sea View Avenue was knocked off his bicycle on Broadway as William Molea of Westwood Avenue Hotel turned onto the thoroughfare. Molea blew his horn several times. the boy failed to react in time. He suffered facial and hand injuries but no bones were broken. Molea assisted, took the boy to Dr. Filice for treatment, and will cover bicycle repairs and any required costs.
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Broadway
Michael Nisselson
Sea View Avenue
William Molea
Westwood Avenue
Third Avenue
Mr. Molea
Molea
West Ends Win Season Opener Over Athletics 16-7
West Ends baseball opened their season Tuesday at the Hollywood Horse Show Grounds, defeating Long Branch Athletics 16 to 7. Lively pitched well in 1-2-8 order, while heavy hitters limited Cattanach who was replaced by Van Brunt. West Ends lineup included O Keefe, Lively, Poaininsky, Rundquist, Leonard, J McCarthy, Byrnes, F McCarthy, Count Bonnie. Athletics featured Stein, Cattanach, Sommers, Golden, Minser, Van Brunt, Leonard, Lander, Wurnasy. Umpire was M Bonaforte. scorer J Guire.
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West End
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Long Branch
Lively
West Ends
Cattanach
van Brunt
O'Keefe
Picher
Poaininsky
Rundquist
Leonard
J. McCarthy
Byrnes
F. McCarthy
Count Bonnie
Brown
Stein
Sommers
Golden
Minser
J. Leonard
Lander
Wurnasy
M. Bonaforte
J. Wi Guire
Missionary Head 39 Years Re-elected President
Augustus Thomas was reelected president of the missionary society of the Queensland First M. E. Church at Weet Long Branch. Selena Atcheson was named secretary and William E. Norton treasurer. Thomas has led the society for thirty nine years and reportedly never missed a Sunday missionary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society
Qld
M. BE
Weet Long
Augustus Thomas
Selena Atcheson
William E. Norton
Thomas
Stork Visite Malleys Welcome Baby Son
Mr and Mrs John Malley of Joline avenue announce the birth of a baby boy yesterday in a joyful family note.
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Stork
John Malley
Joline Avenue
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Jerome .van Brackle
Washington
Arzenti
Hodklip Hogan
Hook
Hank
Scoop
Cyclone Arzenti
Hooklip Hogan
Hiar
Hank Hers
Gano
North Long Branch
Chattle
Oakwoods
Ewe
Mr. Ramadell
Sweeney
George Agay
Monmouth Memorial
George
Hanson
Lingroft
Haven
Hicks’ Candy Store
N. J
Thompson
John Hart
Belmar
Brammell
Jeremiah Quinn
Quinn
Walter van Ness
William O'Brien
Rudolph Glags
Monmouth County
Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association
Minnesink Park
Middletown Township
Huhne
West End Fire Co
Henry
Mr. Stork
Henry Huhn
Union Hotel
Second Avenue
Lokerson
Abram
St. Luke's Sunday School
Woman Out For Education Board
Suffrage Society
Judge Taylor
Hill
J. Hill
Union Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Robert Louis Stevenson
Stevenson
Pall Mall Gazette
Mame
Baltimore
Rosencrang New Elks Lodge Head
American _ Billposting Co
Exalted
Daily Record
Trim Athletics
W. H. Woolley & CO
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