Ocean Grove Borough Bill Signed Ends Long Controversy
Governor signs Assembly No. 38 to create Ocean Grove as a borough removing control from the Camp Meeting Association. Borough election set for May 5 from 6 AM to 7 PM, vote by yes or no on incorporation, with a court challenge anticipated.
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Trenton
Ocean Grove
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
Wielder
Winans
Monmouth County
Supreme Court
Gilbert Colling
Je City
Camp Mee Association
Camp Meeting Association
Supreme aMurt of Errora
Vas
United States
Stata
County of
Monmouth
Committed death by own action by inhaling gas
Lakewood March 19 W W Graham of this place formerly of Atlantic Highlands committed death by own action yesterday by inhaling illuminating gas His body was found at two o'clock yesterday afternoon by Thomas Johnson who forced open the door upon detecting gas He conducted a vacuum cleaning and washer agency on Second Street and lived alone on the third floor of the Thompson Building with few if any friends.
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Lakewood
W. W. Graham
Atlantic Highlands
Thomnae Johnson
Graham
Second Street
Thompson Building
Fire Threatens Big Hotel District in Asbury Park
A block of six one story buildings in Asbury Park’s hotel district faced a serious blaze last night centered in a photograph gallery. Firemen saved the core area, capping losses at about 5000 with most stock at Miss Dolly’s Tea Room destroyed and insurance covering 200 to 300. No injuries reported.
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Asbury Park
Third
Ocean Avenus
Asbury’s Hotel
Washington Company
Ocean Grove
West Grove
Debow Brothers
M. E. Sexton
Belvedere Hotel
Ocean Avenue
Victoria
Third Avenue
John JL. Schneider
Ewrekas
Qrorée
Oréas
Hurekas
White Wot To Roll With Al Star Tea
A New York Bowling Association refused to permit an all star team linked to the Bergman Stars to compete for national titles in Atlantic City on April 29. Billy White was slated to roll with the group, but will now compete with his own team. Prominent bowling figures say national tournaments should favor rank and file players over star combinations.
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New York Bowling Association
Atlantic City
Billy White
National Bowling Association
Newspaperman Hotel Fire Destroys Milwaukee Buildings
A blaze in Milwaukee destroyed the Wind sor Hotel and the Western Newspaper Union Building housing the Mil waukee Evening Wisconsin. Loss estimated at 350000 with no fatalities reported. Police said all guests and occupants were accounted for as fire crews battled flames and saved trapped fourth-floor guests. The fire began in the newspaper office and spread to the hotel. Funeral services for Henry Marks were held at his Garfield Avenue home with a Masonic benediction by Branch lodge 78 F and A M.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Windsor
Western Newspaper Union
Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin
Henry Marks
Garfield Avenue
Rev. B. Morrie
Temple Beth-Miriam
Branch Lodge
Legislature Passes Many Bills at Past Masters Night
Trenton reports Senate action on economy and efficiency measures with bills regulating pawn brokers and freeholders road maintenance. Abacus Lodge No 172 celebrated Past Masters Night with the Twin City Quartet performing Italian songs, talks on Early Masonry, and a large turnout from various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Hutchinson
Senate
Slocum
Senator Read
Commissioner of Banking and Insurance
Abacus Lodge
Masonic Hall
Twin City
Asbury Park
Clinton B. Cook
Chas
BR. Parsons
Red Bank
Parsong
W. K. Campbell
Alex P. Paul
Wellington la Monte
A. J. Ripley
G. H. Baker
George W. Baxter
E. T. M. Carr
A. M. Whiteford
W. A. Kelley
C. Henry Irwin
W. B. Lippincott
D. H. Phelan
R. H. Hughes
James J. Reed
H. B. Sherman
James Pritchard
G. M. Davison
Poel
Asbury Lodge
Lake Wood Lodge
William G. Schauffler
Grand Lodge
Hedges to Talk at G A B Feast in Red Bank
About 150 men will attend a Republican club banquet at the Globe Hotel Red Bank tomorrow night with speaker Job Hedges former New York governor nominee and Judge William A Speer of Jersey. Captain Charles B Parsons organized the event with toastmaster Captain Parsons and a menu by Host Metzgar.
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Globe Hotel
Red Bank
William M.prompsam
Charles B. Parsons
Job Hedges
New York
William A. Speer
Jersey
Hedges
Captain Parsons
Menui Ag
Metzgar
H. B. Price
Frank Price
Benjamin H. Ford
W. W. Brown
George W. Bray
Republican Club
Long Branch Delegation Attends New York Church Conference
Mrs Leon Cubberley and Rev Charles F McKay of Long Branch First Baptist joined notable figures in New York hosted by Mr Whitelaw Reid to discuss how churches can cooperate with the Department of Correction. Attendees included Rev David H Greer Bishop of the Episcopal Church Miss Catherine P Davis commissioner of Correction and others. The event urged churches to engage more with the unfortunate and become active reform partners.
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Leon Cubberley
Charles F. McKay
First Baptist Church
Whitelaw Reid
Madison J Avenue
New York
Department of Correction
Reid
Great Britain
David H. Greer
Protestant Episcopalichurcht
Catherine P
Mrs. Gabberley
Ohio Department Store Blaze Destroys Four Buildings
A fire in Sidney Ohio destroyed four large business buildings and damaged four others. Originating at the Lt Thieteck Department Store early today, the postulations estimate the loss at 500000 with firefighters aided by neighboring cities. Officers say the blaze could have claimed more if not for rapid response and coordinated efforts by local and nearby departments.
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Sidney
Ohio
Lt. Thieteck
Posata
Bayshore Poundmen Prepare for Season and Licenses
Captain George W. Luker of Belford predicts a record fishing season after spearing an eel through the ice on Compton's Creek. Pound fishermen at Keansburg Port Monmouth and Belford ready poles to begin once the equinoctial storm passes. They repaint poles with creosote this year and renew licenses at ten dollars per net under a new law, expiring December 31.
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George W. Luker
Belford
Compton's Creek
Keansburg
Port Monmouth
Wedded at Elberon A Quiet City Ceremony
Miss Henrietta Gramann of Norwood avenue Elberon wed Harry J. Demarest son of Englewood in a small family ceremony conducted by Rev. Harry T. Fister. The wedding occurred after the grandfather's death prompted a modest celebration with only close relatives present.
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Henrietta Gramann
Henry Gramann
Norwood Avenue
Elberon
Harry J. Demarest
Robert Demarest
Englewood
Harry T. Fister
Oakhurst M
Pleads Guilty in Manasquan Station Robbery Case
Earl Lansing a thirteen year old Manasquan boy pleaded guilty before Judge Foster at Freehold to breaking and entering the railroad station at Manasquan and stealing fourteen dollars from the ticket office. He was paroled to his parents and Probation Officer Ramsay as part of a trio of boys involved. the other two had been arraigned last Thursday with similar disposition.
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Earl Lansing
Manasquan
Foster
Freehold
Ramsay
Newark Fire Traps 25 at Poster Company Plant
Fire at the Poster Company building in Newark forces 1000 workers to flee. Twenty five employees, nineteen men and six women, are rescued as flames spread to adjacent Santa Clara Cordial Company. Firemen fight the two hour blaze. losses estimated at $100,000. Dr. Slocum travels south to White Sulphur Springs. Mrs J Howard Slocum stays at Chelsea avenue home.
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Newark
N. J
Poster Company
Secon
Santa Clara Cordial Company
Poster
Slocum
Harry B. Slocum
Chelsea Avenue
J. Howard Slocum
White Sulphur Springs
Asbury Park Pioneer John Sutphen Dies at Home
John Watson Sutphen died suddenly at 62 0 Asbury avenue after an attack of heart failure while talking with family and Dr. Earl C Wagner He was 68 and a pioneer businessman of Asbury Park Born August 8 1846 in Holmdel New Jersey he is survived by his widow Amanda Bogart a son a brother and a sister.
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John Watson Sutphen
Asbury Park
Asbury Avenue
Mr. Sutphen
Earl C. Wagner
Holmdel, N. J
John
Mary Sutphen
Amanda Bogart
Kortenis
Joseph
Jerseyville
Louisa Bray
Holmdel
Mrs Wilson Operated On Denied Serious Illness
Washington officials deny sensational reports about Mrs Woodrow Wilson during March 1922. They emphasize her health is not seriously ill and there is no truth to the conjecture, assuring the public of her stable condition.
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Washington, DC
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Wicoa
Oceanport Baby Born to North Jersey Couple with Ten Grandparents
A baby girl was welcomed at the home of Mr and Mrs Leslie Wolcott on Pemberton Avenue Oceanport on March 16. The child is noted for having ten grandparents from both sides, including Mr and Mrs George Lopez and Mrs Emma Sac eee.
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Leslie Wolcott
Pemberton Avenue
Oceanport
Newark Long Branch Team to Represent Atlantic League
The Long Branch team, representing Newark in the Atlantic League, is touted as a winning unit after dominating the New York & New Jersey league pennant by twenty games. Cuban players, led by Dr. Carlos Henriques, are eyed by major clubs with several signed players sought by Cincinnati, Washington, and others.
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Newark
Pittsbugh
Giants
Cincinnati
Indians
Wiedenmayer
Carlos Henriques
Henriques
Henriquez
Romanach
Calvo
Washington Senators
Hungo
Birmingham
Munoz
Red Bank Federal Bill Seeks $100,000 for Post Office Building
Congressman Scully introduces a House bill to authorize the Treasury to erect a modern post office building in Red Bank New Jersey. The proposal allocates up to $100 000 for the structure including vaults heating and ventilating systems elevators approaches and necessary appurtenances.
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Scully
Red Bank
House of Representatives
Senate
United States of America
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
N. J
Liner Rams Ab Another Schooner Foundered With Crew Of Eleven
A schooner with eleven crew members is believed foundered in a storm near New Orleans while a separate steamer Dufferin reported losses in severe gales. Fire chiefs Abram Embley and Pred elected at Sea Bright Fire Department annual meeting. An aviator and a lamp accident in Naples are also noted in this brief, with officials warning of continued peril at sea and in cities.
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New Orleans
L. N
Cuba
Abram Embley
Pred
Sea Bright Fire Departament
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Ocean Grove Borough
Governor Fielder
Campmeeting Association
Gen Ventryphle
Petes
LONG
Bayshore
W. Johnston
Joseph W. Johnston
Batontown
Mr. Johnston
Vale
Ther
Oceanport Baby
Long Branch
Ruban
RED Bank Federal
Rams Ab
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Mar
Dufferin
Naples
Italy
Bullwagon High Man
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