Farmers Urge Freehold Red trolley line approval
A Holmdel Red Bank farmers meeting backed a trolley from Red Bank to Freehold with Board of Commerce support. Farmers stressed airily cheaper transport for produce and student trips, noting willingness to grant rights of way and spur routes if needed. Over 100 farmers attended, aiming to boost freight via trolley or three ton auto trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Sweeney
Ret Bank Standard
Red Bank Board of Commerce
Red Bank
Freehold
Holmdel
Sweeney
Board of Commerce
A. Max Weis
Victor D. Kenny
Arthur H. Mann
Jersey Central Traction Co
Charles Duppler
Mecca Inn
Shrewsbury Avenue
Newmen Springs Road
Dupplier
Joseph W. Thompson
Lincroft
Brookdale
Thompson
John R. Conover
Willam Walling
Daniel Taylor
Bradevelt
Tie
Fetc
Norfolk
Taylor
Minfor
Jury Reform Bill with Referendum Continues In Legislature
Lawmakers debated the referendum proposal as Republicans split over 30 percent voter threshold. Assemblymen Agnew Beekman Hrane wan Ngan Hennessy Holcombe Lyonard Marshall J A Matthews Murray Porter Zisgen voted with the bill 89 to 12 after opposition from Democrats led by Mr Egan and Mr Richards. Minority Leader Richards offered a new bill to appoint jury commissioners by Circuit Court judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eratsy
House
Richards
Gan
Egan
Walsh Commission
Martin
A.M. Agnew
Beekman
Hranewan
Ngan
Hennessy
Holcombe
Lyonard
Marshall
J. A. Matthews
Murray
Porter
Zisgen
Coles
Conrad
Kates
Moore
Peacock
Messrs
Salas
Adams
Senate
Red Bank Club Entertained By Miss Gladys Hopping
Miss Gladys Hopping hosted a Red Bank card club at her Broadstreet home last evening. Guests enjoyed Five Hundred with awards to Miss Carrie Blaisdell, Miss Helen Enright, Raymond Johnson, and Benjamin Atwater. The next meeting will be at Miss Dorothy Reckless's Maple avenue home on Thursday night, April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Hopping
William A. Hopping
Broadstreet
Red Bank
Carrie Blaisdell
Helen Enright
Raymond Johnson
Benjamin Atwater
Hopping
Dorothy Reckless
Helen Jarvis
Norma Enright
Catherine Holmes
Dorothy Holmes
Helen French
Elizabeth Davis
Harold Johnson
Edgar McClees
O. Edward Davis, Jr
R. F. Wilson
William ©. Lawrence
Edwin Conover
Clarke Worthley
Maple Avenue
Shrewsbury Boy in Hospital With Typhoid Fever
Joseph Piccolo a 14 year old resident of Shrewsbury was hospitalized at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after being ill with typhoid fever. His age will be sixteen this week according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Piccolo
Shrewsbury
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Nationwide Arson Ring Exposed by Cook County Prosecutor
Evidence presented by Charles Porch deputy state's attorney of Cook County in New York outlines a nationwide arson conspiracy led by Daniel Davies also known as Jon Kabizak the captain and chief. The ring allegedly staged fires to collect insurance across Chicago Seattle St Louis San Francisco Minneapolis and New York and involved figures Isidore Stein and Goldin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Porch
Cook County
New York
John Davies
Chicago
Daniel Wis
Pasiriet
Whitman
Chicage Me
Porthiond
Danies
Daniel
Jon Kabizak
Porthman
Dantes
Seattle
St. Jenis
Buttle
San Francisco
Furthiiay
Isidor Stein
Chetteou
Stein
Martha
Jobian Homer Cap
Pourthiointe
Vysen Syndicate
Pasariaice
Mrethiniin
Sheehan
Chienge
Héneyer
Preeman
Wireless
Stant
Awan
Weller
P’reenan
Isidore Stein
Goldin
Ise
Tito
Goldwin
Freeman
Freewan
Abraham Sehlleten
Moon Faces Change Says English Astronomer
Professor J Be finale of King's College London tells a New York reporter that the moon’s surface is slowly reshaping as mountains and rocks alter chemically. He predicts a time when the lunar face may be unrecognizable, noting some see a man with a bundle of sticks where the man in the moon once appeared. A memorial to the Mayflower voyage is planned at Southampton with a marker at the river Dart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Be Finale
King's College, London
New York
Hale
New Pilgrim Movement
America
Southampton
England
River
Dart
Dartmouth
Aged man regains faculties after brain operation
Luther Dionne, near death from brain injury, underwent brain surgery by Dr Leonard Freeman and Dr Chirene Da. Surgeons removed a large charger like mass from the cortex, destroying several nerve fibers. Over ten days he began to move his toes and arms, then sight returned and he spoke a few words, repeating nurse or doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Tate Barnet
Luther Dionne
Jeonard Preeman
Chireneve da
Nowalnut
Hamer
Photographers Seek First Image of New Planet
Astronomers alert for a newly discovered planet said to be immense and influential, with hopes high for the first photograph. Professors Pickering and Odenbach note planetary influence on Uranus and Neptune while observers flood skies with telescopes hoping to capture the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pather Odenbach
St. Se Vatins College
New York
Pickering
Turvard University
Prins
Neptune
Odenbach
Ly Wiens
Expedition Heads to Darkest South America
Willam Parabee of the Peabody Museum at Harvard and Der. Wraoklin B. Church of New York depart Philadelphia for a three year voyage to explore the Amazon basin. The University of Pennsylvania funds a private yacht with electric lights and insect screens to collect historical remains and study tropical diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Willam 2
Peabody Mmuseum
Harvard University
Philadelphia
Anavon River
University of Pennsylvania
Phew
der. Wraoklin B. Church
New York
Willmke
Rockefeller Diet Myth Debunked by Sea Breeze Menu
The article notes that John D. Rockefeller does not abstain from eating and shares a sample menu from Sea Breeze Florida. It records his breakfast lamb chops and toast, luncheon soups and fish, and dinner oysters and roast chicken. Rockefeller says his rule is to get up from the table a little hungry. He is reported as seventy three years old and weighing 168 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John DD. Rockefeller
Sea Breeze
Mr. Rockefeller
Navy to Aid Sea Scouts Expansion Plan
Former Secretary of the Navy Meyer issued a general order to all Navy officers and commandants to cooperate fully with the Boy Scouts of America branch. Colin J. Livingstone, president of the national organization, acknowledged the order and the Sea Scouts program expansion began in response nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Movement
Pes
Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Atl
Navy
Aision Mit
America
Colin J. Livingstone
Voried At Bay Scouts
Bea
Hoy Kcoute
What a Chicken Can Teach Us and School News
A jumble of school chatter and classroom quips covers sports scores, a Sehmacker lecture titled What a Chicken Can Teach Us, and student questions about college. The Roses beat the Pinks 12 to 6, while the Laughters edged Ripples by four. May Emanuel returns to school after a two day absence as Scooper Scoop Lista logs last night's scoreboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roses
May Emanuel
Ackerman Guests Visit Port Monmouth in New Jersey
Belford News reports Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ackerman of Rumson were Stridgy guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Butley at Port Monmouth. Mrs. Anna Morris recovers from grip. Miss Ethel Thompson moved to Monmouth Memorial Hospital Long Branch Monday for surgery on an old school injury. John Kirby of Bay Ridge spent Monday with Mrs. J. Gaunt at Port Monmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ackerman
Rumson
K. H. Butley
Port Monmouth
Anna Morris
Ethel Thompson
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
John Kirby
Bay Ridge
J. Gaunt
Port ‘Monmouth
Baseball magnate Charlie Grapewin links to Donlin
Charles Grapewin famed baseball magnate and Long Branch pro team organizer may partner with Charley Donlin. The Toledo Times reports Donlin, then with the Philadelphia Nationals, hints at a future with Grapewin and the Long Branch franchise formed from Georgetown Princeton players. Donlin denies Minneapolis ties and hints at bench manager and coach roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grapewin
Donlin
Grapewin
Toledo Times
Philadelphia
Charley Grapewin
Grand Theatre
Phillies
Charley Donlin
Locke
Graneyw
Senson
Minneapolis
Georgetown
University
Princeton
Long Branch
New Jersey
Zest
Narrow escape from coal gas in Farmingdale home
Mr and Mrs Clarence Sutphin of Farmingdale survived a Saturday night incident when coal gas filled their West Farms sleeping room. Mrs Sutphin awoke almost suffocated and raised a window to revive both. gas likely seeped from a damper misfire into the bedchamber via the heater pipe, with no prior detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Sutphin
Farmingdale
West Farms
Sutphin
Port Monmouth Social Notes Highlight Local People
Mrs William R Taylor visits her sister in Jersey City. Lily Willett guests at Lynbrook. Rufus B Eastmond returns from Washington inauguration week. Mr Hastmond has waited twenty years for this trip. George and Mrs Martin host visitors from New York and Brooklyn. John W Kerby from Bay Ridge reviews real estate investments. C Leslie Walker and twins visit Hast Orange and Newark. Bamfords from Brooklyn spend weekend with Downes family. Robert Downes accompanies them home. Mrs William Casey recovers from grip. Mrs Lillian Smith recovers from illness and is mobile again. Mrs Sylvanus Carhart improving after illness. Bessie Murphy recovers from stomach trouble. Hattie Bade suffers grip. Mrs Josephine Davis visits Arthur Davis in Sea Bright. Miss Louise Burlew entertains Miss Lillian Carrico of Highland Falls. William Coe to hold auction next Thursday March 20. he will board with his brother Henry Coe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Taylor
William Whitetread
Jersey City
Misa Lily Willett
Edward P. MacNally
Lynbrook
S. 1
Rufus B. Eastmond
Washington, D. C
Hastmond
George Martin
William Bennett
New York
Louise Snyder
Albert
Brooklyn
John W. Kerby
Bay Ridge
L. 1
Mr. Kirby
C. Leslie Walker
Walker Twins
Alice
Wesley
Hast Orange
Newark
Samuel W. Bamford
Bessie Murphy
Hattie Bade
Joseph Bade
Josephine Davis
Arthur Davis
Sea Bright
Louise Burlew
Lillian Carrico
Highland Falls
William Coe
Mr. Coe
Henry Coe
Oceanport News Amid Club Activities And Socials
Herbert McCluskey was initiated into Riverview Council of the tr G U A M Monday evening. Nellie Worthley visited Helen Hood of Long Branch and Ernest Blakenly stayed with Mrs Sadie Megill Sunday. The Rev J F Heilenas returned from Atlantic City. Oceanport Athletic Club trained for baseball and plans an all round championship meet next Sunday. Polo field nearing completion and will host local athletic events. Albert T Smith hosted a clam chowder for Jr O U A M after a meeting. J C Reynolds now occupies the Minor Homestead on Eatontown Boulevard near Edwards Avenue. Aida to Science notes eighty seven American learned societies exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert McCluskey
Riverview Council
Nellie Worthley
Helen Hood
Long Branch
Ernest C. Blakenly
Sadie Megill
J. F. Heilenas
Atlantic’ City
Oceanport Athletic Club
Albert T. Smith
Shore
J.C. Reynolds
Eatontown Boulevard
Edwards Avenue
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Asbury Park, New Jersey
Warners Orchestra
Scoop Lista
Crows’ Nest
Stanley Green
Stanley
Belford News
Baseball
Charlie Grapewin
Oceanport News
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