Get Judgments Against Keith In Freight Case
In Red Bank Justice Sickles ruled in favor of the New York L. R. Co. for 22.50 plus costs 27.75 against Charles S. Keith of Asbury Park after he delivered goods to a man misrepresenting ownership. Keith, a common carrier, may appeal. case moves to the Common Pleas Court in Freehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Sickles
Red Dank
Charles 8S
Keith
Keith’s Express
Asbury Park
John 38. Applegate, Jr
Red Bank
New York
Viviano
Justice Sickles
Freehold
Red Bank Girls Win Basketball Game
Red Bank High School girls defeated Leonardo 5 to 3 at Middletown Township High School Friday. A large crowd saw strong teamwork and exciting plays, with Red Bank leading 8 to 1 at halftime and each side scoring 2 in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown ‘Township
Leonardo
Red Bank High School
Leonardo Young Ladies
Red Bank
Leonardo Girls
Wellte
F. K. Grande
Pearl W. Worden
Adele Chandler
Louise Doremus
Eleanor Hedenberg
Helen Chamberlain
Portia
Bergen
K. Simpson
G. Mount
H. Kelly
G. O’brien
H. Sickles
Miss Worden
Miss Kelly
Miss Simpson
Divorce Suspects Raid Partners in Red Bank Garage Case
Fred Waters proprietor of a Red Bank garage and owner of an auto mobile ice boat driven on the Shrewsbury river was found with Grace Cottrell in her Long Branch home and arrested. His wife plans divorce proceedings. Waters was bailed at $200 on two charges. Also noted: Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Reid sail for the South on Dominion Line, visiting Old Point Comfort, returning to Washington in about three weeks. Long Branch Military Band Minstrels at Opera House on March 11. Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waters
Red Bank
Shrewsbury
Grace Cottrell
Long Branch
Walters
Waters
James H. Sickles
B. W. Reid
South
Old Point Comfort
Washington
Charles H Borden Dies at Red Bank After Ill Health
Charles Henry Borden a long time Democrat and active Odd Fellow from Red Bank died at his home after six months of heart trouble. He was 58 years in Red Bank and formerly Fleischmann Yeast Co. agent for Eastern Monmouth for 32 years. Survived by widow, mother, sister and brother, with services planned at his late residence. Burial in Fair View cemetery. He survived a 6 year back injury from an Atlantic City express crash and was a noted local figure and party organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Charles Henry Borden
Fleischmann Yeast Co
New York
Monmouth
Borden
Atlantic City Express
Eatontown
Mr. Borden
Mary Morris, Borden
Ella
Thomas H. Price
Amos
Navesink Lodge
Johnson L. Miner
Red Bank First
Timothy Davis
Thomas H. Morford
Jersey City
New York Mills
Misa Josephine Boeckel
Frederick Boeckel
Wall Paper Decor at Golden's Long Branch Ad
Golden's on Broadway Long Branch advertises new wallpaper and decor items along with typical first class paint store offerings. The notice promotes the store at 579 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden's
Broadway
Long Branch
Conference Ready for Appointments in Atlantic City
Atlantic City March 10 Visiting clergymen of the New Jersey M E Conference filled local pulpits with large congregations. Bishop Berry presided at ordinations naming W A Boyd J P Richardson Harry A Relyea Edgar R Craig Clifford H Dilks Herachell Lee and W R Blackman. Bishop Neely warned against brief sermons. Final cabinet assignments to be announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Segaions
New Jersey
M. BE
Joseph F. Berry
Firat
W .A. Boyd
Chestertown
J. P. Richardson
Thoroughfare
St. Paul's
Harry A. Relyea
Audubon
Edgar R. Craig
Harrisville
Clifford H. Dilks
Lakehurst
Herachell Lee
Haleyville
W R. Blackman
Bridgeton
Thomas B. Neely
Philadelphia
St. Paul's Church
BE. J. Kulp
Broadway
Camden
J. L. Gardiner
Trenton
John Handley
Ocean Grove
New Brunswick
Ostfield
Newark
Sherman G. Pitt
Central
Snyder
Marshall Owens
J. R. Mason
Millville
Pennington Seminary
Bishop Berry
Police Chiefs Resist Pension Bill Seeks Statewide Pushback
Trenton March 10 Assembly bill 417 backed by State Patrolmen's Association faces strong opposition from Chief Cleary of the Trenton Police Department who warns the measure would place city police under patrolmen control. Cleary calls a Plainfield meeting to plot defeat and says the bill could let patrolmen dictate to superiors and force retirements via pension votes. He notes fund sources would rise and a pension commission could seize authority over officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Assembly
Braken
Essex
Chief Cleary
State Patrolmen’s Association
Cleary
Plainfield
Argon Trust Exposed by Fink Confession Reveals Fires
Fink admits starting thirty fires in Chicago and other cities, promising leniency in exchange for a confession. The blaze spree caused about half a million dollars in losses and highlights a widening investigation into arson and organized crime links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argon Trust
Fink
Chicago
Arson Trust Confession Foreshadows Large Indictments
Ben Fink alias Winkleberg, in a sweeping confession from South Bend, links Chicago and New York adjusters to a nationwide arson ring. He claims 30 fires in Chicago and many more in New York and Indiana, with losses surpassing half a million dollars. Spira Zar Bron headed the operation, paying him up to 1600 per fire and as much as 10000 to the ring for major blazes. State sources anticipate about 150 indictments once the confession spurs trial plans and high priced attorneys are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Chicago
New York
Ben Fink
Winkleberg
Fink
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Spira, Zar & Bron
Hoyne
Johnson
Issy
Aaron E Johnston Claimed By Death in Farmingdale
Aaron E Johnston a prominent Monmouth County Bar Association member died suddenly at his Farmingdale home at 7 30 this morning. He had complained but not seriously ill, was stricken Sunday, regained consciousness briefly, then slipped into a coma until death from uraemic poisoning. (Continued on Sixth Page.) Easter Opening March 12 at Mies Well's Liberty St. Advertisement.
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Monmouth County Bar Association
Farmingdale
Johnston
Boys Fire Meadow Near River Bank
Residents along Catherine street in Red Bank reported a grass fire in the meadows by the North Shrewsbury river on Saturday afternoon. Chief Arthur Wymbs identified eight boys including Robert Brown and Willard Haggerty as starters and warned them at Borough Hall. Recorder Harry J. Cadeau admonished the youths as six attended. the group faced charges for fires and property damage around the First Reformed Church.
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Catherine Street
Red Bank
Leighton Avenue
Shrewsbury
Liberty Hose Co
Arthur £. Wymb
Borough Hall
Harry J. Cadeau
Robert Brown
Arthur Benett
Elwood Laurence
Walter LeValley
Willard Haggerty
Wymbs
Young Brown
First Reformed
J. C. Girls Entertained at Miss Davidson's Home
The J. C. Girls met at Miss Gladys Davidson's home Saturday afternoon. A social time was enjoyed and refreshments were served.
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J. C
Gladys Davidson
Captain Emmons Dies in Dorchester Mass
Captain John W. Emmons a former Long Branch resident died suddenly in Dorchester at 76. He came from New London after moving from Long Branch, and will be buried in Cedar Grove cemetery in New London. Survived by children from his first marriage, Mrs. John G. Sexton of Dorchester and John Emmons of Boston. He attended the funeral of Captain Cc H. Emmons earlier.
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Dorchester
Mass
John W. Emmons
Long Branch
New London
Conn
Cedar Grove
Emmons
Boston
Capt. Emmons
John G. Sexton
John Emmons
West Cottage break in by White brothers shocks town
Frank White aged majority and his 13 year old brother Earl were seized after a cellar window break at West Cottage on Atlantic avenue. They and three other youths allegedly looted small items including a bank bag from the residence. Frank held for grand jury, Earl for juvenile court, others paroled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Earl
James White
Monmouth Avenue
Atlantic Avenue
Liberty Street
Frank
Philip Schmidt
New York
Harry Bennett
Liam Bennett
Ernest Nicole
Benjamin West
Bennett
Long Branch
Recorder’s Court
Karly
Hari White
Woman Breaks Leg in Street Mishap Near Oakhurst
Mrs. William Andrews of Oakhurst is a surgical patient at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after stepping in a rut and breaking her leg in two places while visiting her daughter Mrs. Mary Emma Allger. The accident occurred Saturday. Mr. Andrews went to Belmar yesterday and was advised to move his wife to the hospital for treatment. Melvin A. Rice and family of Leonardο returned home from a four month trip in good health. They enjoyed the journey but are glad to be back in Jersey. An advertisement calls readers to attend the Opera House March 11 for a band fundraiser with admission at 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Andrews
Oakhurst
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mary Emma Allger
Andrews
Belmar
Chattle Lose In Rahway Gan In Bout On Court
The Chattle Champions of the Fas Jersey League in basketball traveled to Rahway Saturday and suffered their second loss of the season 36 to 21. Rahway led 23 to 7 at halftime, but Chattle rallied in the second half scoring fourteen points. Captain Gano led Chattle with nine points, followed by Byron Bluis dell with eight. Rahway’s D Armstrong topped all scorers with twelve. Officials praised both teams as fast play and a well officiated game.
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Chattle
Rahway
Ecore
Rahway Boys
Rahway Lade
Capt
Gano
Chatte
Byron Bluisdell
Hines
Hager
D. Armstrong
Chattle Boys
Treaed
Hintedol
Briskey
Arzen
Savings Banks in Schools Bill Proposed in Assembly
Trenton March 10 The bill by Assemblyman Robert F Buckley Pag...a County would legalize public school departments operating authorized savings accounts for pupils as depositors and beneficiaries. Designated collectors would gather small weekly sums and deposit them in savings banks for each pupil, promoting thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Robert F. Buckley
Pagaale County
Board of Education
Trade Board Smok er and Lay Conference News
After the Board of Trade meeting at City Hall a smoker is planned with reports from by law and city headquarters committees. F R Cutcheon chairs by law, dues and officer duties may rise. Lay Conference delegate Harry P Bennett leaves for Atlantic City to attend today. Campbell's Arcade Garage advertises autos repaired rented sold and horses clipped by Dilec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
City Hall
F.R. Cutcheon
Harry P. Bennett
Washington Street
Atlaatic City
Mr. Bennett
New Jersey
Campbell's
Dilec
North Browiway
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Long Branch Military Band
Opera
Charles H. Borden
Fleischmann
Lo8&t
N. Y
LB. R. R
Westwood Ave
Chelsea Ave
Chas. C. Byard
Parker’s
Moving Pictures
Joe
The
Daily Record
Mr. Chandler
Pennington Board
Rev. Dare
H. P. Bennett
George Carre
Branchport Avenue
Aaron E. Johnston
Mies Well
Liberty St
Lister's Fertilizers
M. Trunx
Betebt
Mary Elizabeth Sieh
Frank E. Sieh
Navesink
Sieh
John
Lord
Stone Church
Shaefer
Atlantic Highlands Presbyterian Church
Wis
Green Grove Cemetery
Keyport
Robert RK. Mount & 8On
Mfa
Elizabeth Pelton
Martin Maloney
Charles Woods
Harry C. Badeau
Arthur L. Wymbs
L. B. Military Band Minstrels
Opera House
Long Branch Band Minstrels
Ghester M. Truax
West Cottage
Cel
Fier Ee
Chattles
Rahway Gan
Savings Banks
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