Jess Not Eligible for Tax Board Head to Succeed Lentz
Trenton reports reveal Frank B. Jess of Camden was named president of New Jersey’s State Board of Equalization of Taxes but was not eligible due to not meeting counselor at law requirements. Questions arise over private oath, recent rule changes aiding out of state lawyers, and political tensions with Camden Republicans amid broader judicial licensing debates.
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Trenton
For
New Jersey Senate
Frank Bb. Jess
Canden
Senate
State Board of Equalization of Taxes
Carl Lentz
Newark
Tyve Creative State Tax Board
Jess
Fort
Wiependite
Supreme Court
Charles Na
Garrison
Codding
Jess Wers
State Tax Board
We Senate
Jees
Camden County
David Haird
Camden
State House
Lefferts S. Hoffman
Public Service Cor
Hoffman
Pew Supreme Court
Te Hoffmann Oust
New Jersey
Clarence TE
Common Pleas Court of
Somerset
Port Lad
Newark workers rally for Liberty Campane support
In Newark James Hyslop and Michael of Eatontown protest, joined by workers from America Tannery Campane, demanding better conditions and rights at the plant. The demonstration highlights cross town support and the ongoing labor dispute affecting the facility.
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James Hyslop
Michael
Tlanherty
Eatontown
Areriona Tannery Campane
Newark
Berty
Whitchman
Red Bank Diphtheria Cases Reported In Town
Red Bank reports diphtheria cases with Minnie Dunbar daughter of George Dunbar of West Fourth Street and Don Cronin Mundee Avenue both confined at home. Cronin is a driver for J G Degenring & Co of Fred Denk. Officials urge care and isolation to prevent spread.
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Mies Minnie Dunbar
Ofeorge Dunbar
Weet Trout Etreet
Don Cronin
Mundee Arene
Red Book
J. G. Degenring & Co
Fred Denk
Strikers Refuse Compromise Offer In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on March 21 strikers rejected the trolley company's terms, demanding a complete surrender. United States Senator Boies Penrose pressured Rapid Transit directors to accept the package, threatening receivership and further action to force terms. The company agreed to take back all strikers, restore wage lists, and set up a nine member grievance panel, with arbitration on a disputed group. Wages for 178 motormen and conductors were addressed, returning workers to 28 cents hourly with planned increases, while others faced adjustments under new terms.
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Philadelphia
United States
Penrose
Boies Penrose
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Ventose
Raphi Transi Company
Kruger
Wolf
Ballard
Jon B. Reyburn
Pevrose
Femme
Carmen
Wen
Howe
Rapid Transit Company
Krogers
Carmen'a
Timothy Prisco
Rapid Trane Company
Pennsylvania
Big Junior Rally with State Official Visit to Neptune Council
State Councilor Everett Gray of New Jersey Junior Order of United American Mechanics will visit Neptune Council No. 217 in Neptune Hall on April 8 for a large district meeting led by Deputy State Councilor Robert M. Stratton. Attending will be Rev. S Edward Mount Rev. L K Hand Rev Dr John Handley and delegations from Long Branch Norwood Elberon Ashland Silver Riverview Crescent Onward Councils plus Searchtight Highlands.
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Gray
Neptune Council
Everett Gray
New Jersey Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Neptune Hall
Mr. Gray
S. Edward Mount
State Council
L. K Hand
John Handley
Robert M. Stratton
Stratton
Long Branch
Norwood
Elberon
Ashland
Silver
Riverview
Crescent
Onward Council
the Highlands
New Preachers Hear Here at Local Churches
Large audiences attended St. Luke s and Simpson Memorial and First Baptist Churches as Rev Dr George Il Neal of Bridgeton preached both services. New pastor Alphonzo Dare from Camden spoke at Simpson Memorial M E B E Church morning and evening on leadership and the prodigal son lessons. Rev C W Sheriff of Norristown led the First Baptist pulpit with strong sermons.
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St. Luke's
Simpson M. E
First Baptist
St. Luke's Church
George Il, Neal
Bridgeton
Br. J. G. Reed
Reveale Phonso Dare
Simpson Memorial M. BE
Camden
C. W. Sheriff
Norristown
Penn
First Baptist Church
Neal
Long Branch
Christ
Elis Kingdom
James Ocloughley
Board of Trustees
Bennett
G. D. Seymour
Broadway
Alphonzo Dare
Simpson Memorial M. EB
Moses
Larael
Amalek
Mr. Dare
Sheriff Pleases
W. Sherif
Poon
Firet Baptist Church
Fire damages roof at Eatontown residence Friday
Neighbors spotted a blaze on the roof of Mrs Ike Johneer’s house on Mh Railroad Avenue Eatontown Friday afternoon and put it out before the fire department arrived. The department was not summoned.
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Byarks Town
Ike Johneer
Railroad Avenue
Eatontown
Surprise Party Held in Eatontown for Miss Vandermerk
An evening surprise party honored Miss Vandermerk of Broodetree Eatontown. Guests arrived Friday, enjoyed games and social time. A note mentions tailored garments and a local shop, Dudley & Co, offering made to measure prices.
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Eatontown
Aberteet
Annabelle Vandermerk
Broodetree
Pe Freehawarte
Garrabrant Dies at 78 After Long Illness in Long Branch
Jacob J. Garrabrant longtime Long Branch merchant and former teacher died at his Branchport Avenue home in Long Branch of heart failure aged seventy eight after two years of poor health and a recent stroke. Funeral Thursday at four from the Garrabrant home with interment at West Long Branch directed by Charles B. Morris. He leaves a widow Elizabeth Pole and siblings Mrs. Garrabrant and Mrs. John Howland. Rev. Dr Thomas O’Hanlon will preach the funeral.
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Jacob J. Garrabrant
Long Branch
Scome
Branchport Avenue
Mr. Garrabrant
Assistle
Aly
Qarrabrant Lome
West Long Uhranch
Piiday
Charles B. Morris
Garrabrant
Abraha
Deien Gane Garrabrant
Ian
Pennington Seminary
Thomas O'Hanlon
Long Dranel
Navesink
Hamilton
Branchport Avenues
Garrabrant Aways
St. Luke's Church
Building and Loan Association
Elizabeth A. Pole
Richard 8
Mary J. Poole
Brother
St Like's
M. EE
Churel
H.R .Robineau
First M. J. Church
Red Bank
Road Drivers to Organize for State Head Drivers
The Long Branch Road and ILerse Drivers Association plans propagation at a Wednesday evening meeting at Hood Witty Hall. About a dozen interested members met amid blurred plans to reorganize under new leadership.
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Long Branch Road and Ilerse Drivers Association
Hood Witty Hall
Marel
Porto
Seton
Wae
Dleneshue
Vraneh
Weather forecast for New Jersey and nearby regions
The Weather Bureau issues a forecast for Tuesday with patchy cloud cover. Temperature ranges and wind conditions are noted, indicating variable winds across coastal and inland areas.
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New Jersey
Car Bounces Off Elberon Trestle Damages Tracks
A northbound Atlantic Coast trolley from Asbury Park to Long Branch derailed on a high trestle at Park Avenue Elberon Saturday around 11 pm. The car left the rails but no one was hurt as passengers were transferred to another car. The trestle spans over 30 feet above the railroad and the cause is unknown. The northbound line remained tied up for the night.
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Asbury Park
Long Branch
New York
Waterway League forms in Newark to push inland canals
Permanent organization of the Waterway League of New Jersey is created at a Newark meeting. About forty members heard a Greater New York and Long Island delegation outline a campaign for waterway improvement. Officers were elected but no constitution yet defined. Governor Fort expressed interest in a Bay Head to Shrewsbury river canal, a bill for a legislative committee to study costs was before the Legislature.
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Waterway League of New Jersey
Achiel Stotter's
Newark
League
Waterway League of
Greater New York
Long Island
Willian S. Rateh
Eureka Yacht Club
de Witt
Pell
Newark Motor Wout and Yacht Club
B. P. Morris
South Shrewsbury
Wx-Commodore
Morris
Rauch
Governor Fort
Bayhead
Shrewsbury River
Hayes Wins Easy Three Mile Race at Local Meet
Hayes of this ette defeated A Kinger of Atlantic High lands by two and a half lengths in a three mile event timed at fifteen minutes ten seconds. Hayes led from the start and claimed he could have won by a greater margin. Also reported were Clifford Venable's appendicitis at Norwood Avenue and transfer to Newark hospital, Mrs. Atkine's funeral at Red Bank, and an alert preview of Louis Joseph Venen's mystery novel The Brie Row with a New York World serialization starting April 1. The Goldstein department store extended evening hours starting Monday.
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Johnny” Hayes
Ette
A. Kinger
Atlantic Highlands
Hayes
Coun Hive
Clifford Venable
Edwin Venable
Norwood Avenue
Newark
Clifford Hae Haa
Louis Joseph Venen
Europe
Allerlea
New York Sunday World
Ftn
Mrs West Fatally Burned in Third Ave Home Fire
Mrs Joseph V West perished from burns after a fire swept her Third avenue residence shortly after six yesterday morning. Patrolman West, her husband, attempted rescue aided by firemen and neighbors, but both were overcome by smoke. She died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital at nine last night. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 pm at the home of her brother Jophia Van Dyke, with interment at West Long Branch. The couple had long suffered ill health, and he had cared for her during his patrol duties.
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Joseph V. West
Third Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
West
Police Department
City Hall
Mary Anderson
Weat
Jophia van Dyke
Myer & Flock
West Long Branch
Vincent W
Hannah van Dyke
Old Homestead
Chelsea Third Avenues
Wiliam T. van Dyke
Mre
Lewishampton
Japila van Dyke
New Fire Company Chooses Officers at City Hall
Independent Fire Engine and Truck Company No 2 held a meeting at City Hall to organize as part of the city fire department. Officers elected include John W. Slocum as president and Samuel Hayden Sr as engineer. A by laws committee was named and a revival series led by Rev Lena Mason begins at Trinity AME Church. Ball at Crescent Hall in Lewis Street hosts Eatontown Fire Department attendees Wednesday night.
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Independent Fire Engine and Truck Company
No. 2
City Hall
City Fire Department
G. Henry Irwin
Joseph A. Burns
John W. Slocum
A. B. Morris
H. B. Caulkins
E. L. Reynolds
Moanelas
Daniel Lawley
Frank Griffith
James Ennis
Louis Ennis
Reid
C. A. Morris
Jacob Emmons
Samuel Hayden, Sr
Samuel Hayden, Jr
Fireman's Relief Association
Frank C. Quinn
Thomas L. Slocum
C. P. Softel
C. Henry Irwin
Howard Ll. Heynolds
R. B. Storm
Lena Mason
Philadelphia
Trinity A. M. EB
Liberty Street
H. C. Ashley
Eatontown
The
Chemical Engine Company
Crescent Hall
Lewis Street
New York Visitor Stays At Atlantic Hotel Fair Haven
Mrs Nellia Flannery of New York is staying several days with Mr and Mrs Abe Bennett at the Atlantic Hotel in Fair Haven.
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New York
Fair Haven
Nellia Flannery
Abe Bennett
Atlantic Hotel
Red Bank Porch Work and Local Notices
Improving Red Bank House, George Chandler of West Front Street, has a new porch to be added on the south and west sides by Warling Johnson Prake. One new hospital patient, Mrs Bessie Howland of Point Pleasant, admitted for surgical treatment at Monmouth Memorial Hospital Friday. Reverend W N Bally preached at Shrewsbury Friday evening Lenten service in Christ Church. large congregation. Paperhanging offered by L Epstein 189 Monmouth Ave Open evenings. W M Slocum department store to remain open evenings offering spring values.
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Red Bank
George Chandler
West Front Street
Warling
Johnson & Prake
Bessie Howland
Point Pleasant
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
W. N. Bally
Shrewsbury
William N. Bally
Asbury Park
Christ Church
Law
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Simpson
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W. M. Sinewm
Dudley
J. di Garrabrant
Fair Havener
Vrank Hentet
New Yorkelephone
Weather Bureau Forecast
Benjamin P. Morris
New State Society
Goldstein Deperiment
Evenines
Third Ave
Sexton Bros, Undertakers and Empalmers
L. B
Gorcey
Golden's
Stocum
Mr. Arrowsmith
Joseph A. Arrowsmith
Campbell Junction
New Monmouth
Dr. B. Roberts
Keyport
L. Epstein
Monmouth Ave
W. M. Slocum
Goldstein Department
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