No Compromise With The Army Asquith Asserts
London march 27 premier Asquith declares government will not be swerved from home rule policy by a military cabal. cabinet duties continued as Field Marshal French and General Ewart are asked to consider resignations. king george referenced in a critical letter by M P Arthur Lynch. Belfast Curragh report notes General Gough summoned to London over Ulster guarantee.
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Ireland
London
House of Commons
Asquith
England
Field Marshal French
General Ewart
Marshall
Johns French
John Denton Ewart
Army
Fiebd
Marshal French
Ewart
George
Arthur Lynch
M. P
Daily Citizen
Lynch
Liberal Party
Belfast
Hubert Gough
Oakhurst Epworth League Plans United States Trip
The Oakhurst Epworth League will host a trip around the United States next Wednesday evening starting at the parsonage. President Mary Harry T. Fisler will announce the car route with Rev. Harry tied to drive. All are invited to attend and enjoy the event. The January term grand jury报告 was presented before Judge Jono B. vat Freehold, with additional indictment bills and future notification set for April 14.
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Oakhurst Epworth League
United States
Oakhurst
Harry T. Fisler
Harry Tie
Jono B
Freehold
Bread and Cake Gate at Beansits Corner
Afternoon report from Hallarddy notes a gate incident at Beansits Corner near Hock Well Avenue and Brosdwad involving TM A. An unclear event prompts local curiosity and requests for clarification.
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Hallarddy
Beansits
Brosdwad
Bus Line Resumes Oakhurst Sea Bright Service
Dorman McWaddin, local auto man, announces that the Long Branch Merchants Association confirms road conditions permit resumption of the Oakhurst and Sea Bright bus schedule. New timetables will cover North Long Branch and extra spring trips. The suburban line began July 1 with strong popularity and renewed service after the March storm paused routes.
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Dorman McWaddin
Long Branch Merchants’ Association
Oakhurst
Sea Bright
Torrow
McFaddin
Liberty Street
Atlantic Avenue
Church Street
Riverdale Avenue
Monmouth Beach
Racoon Island
Toppers Inspector at Newark News Snippet
Burton Swannel, son of Joseph Swannell the Red Bank architect and a Troop B lieutenant, went to Newark Wednesday night for inspection at Basex Armory. Swannell is with the hospital division of the squadron, with two men from each troop in the state assigned there. He will represent the Red Bank Troop alongside another appointee later.
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Newark
Burton Swannel
Joseph ‘Swannell
Red Bank
Basex Armory
Swannnell
Mr. Swannell
Highlands Rental Forms to William H Halbert Family
Annie Flaherty rents her Miler Street Highlands house for the summer to William H Halbert and family of East Orange. A Den nett, sales agent, offers two cottages on Sea Drift Avenue Water Witch to Paul Revere of Jersey City.
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Annie Flaherty
Miler Street
Highlands
William H. Halbert
East Orange
Asbury Methodists Welcome Pastor After Reception
A very pleasing reception was accorded Rev. Dr. R. B. Stephenson on his return to the Asbury M. B. Church last night. The affair was held in the church, with one hundred seventy-seven persons present. A pleasing program followed the regular weekly player meeting, featuring music by the orchestra and solos by Myrtle West, Mahalia West, Mrs. John Gulick, Helen Davis, and others. Addresses by Allen K. Adams and others, poems, and a basket of fruit were part of the event, with flowers from the Ladies’ Aid. The gathering ended with social shaking of hands and best wishes for the pastor.
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R. B. Stephenson
Asbury M. B
Warry
Chasey
Lester West
Garrett Johnson
Marie Chasey
Myrtle PG
Mahalia
Barts Seame
Easter Millinery Opening at Astery Park March 27
Steinbach Co announces a brilliant style exhibition for Saturday with departments showing the latest spring fashions. A display will feature hats and millinery in a festive park setting.
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Astery Park
Steinbach Co
Potter wins Henry Shaw Traveling Fellowship for 1914 16
Pitman Benjamin Potter of Long Branch New Jersey and formerly of Chattle School Long Branch has been awarded the Henry Shaw Traveling Fellowship for 1914 16. He will study international law at the Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques in Paris and spend much of his time traveling abroad. Potter is Harvard Crimson editor and Phi Beta Kappa First Marshal and class odist. He is noted for modesty and for elevating Chattle School’s name in educational circles.
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Pitman Benjamin Potter
Joseph C. Potter
Broadway
Record
Harvard University
Henry Russelshaw
Harvard Crimson
Long Branch
N. J
Henry Shaw
Harvard University Register
Henry Russell Shaw
Harvard College
Potter
Hcole Libre Des Sciences Politiques
Paris
Tie
Chattle
Marshall
Phi Beta Kappa
Pitman
Poliitical Science Club
State House approves stricter pharmacy act in 32 to 23 vote
Trenton March 27 The House passed Biak bill 782 revising pharmacy practice and drug sales requiring future pharmacists to graduate from recognized colleges. Assemblyman Quinn opposed the education mandate citing hindrance to poorer youths. Mulligan claimed foreign parentage youths show more college drive. Bill passed 32 to 23. Also several bills advanced or defeated. Meanwhile Ralph L Bray of Grand Avenue heads home from Los Angeles after a December stay.
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Trenton
Assemblyman
Quinn
Middlesex
Mulligan
Hudson
House
New Pastor Reed Assigned to Simpson Memorial Long Branch
Rev William S Reed transfers from Philadelphia to the New Jersey Conference to pastor Simpson Memorial Methodist Church Long Branch arrives tomorrow evening and will preach at both Sunday services A noted preacher born Pleasantville Atlantic County he rose through Pennington Seminary Dickinson College NYU and Philadelphia Conference since 1909 His return to New Jersey is sought by Bishop Berry and Philadelphia friends alike for a continued successful pastorate
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William S. Reed
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Long Branch
New York East
New York University
Shenandoah
Columbia
Consho- Shocken
Simpson Memorial
Reed
Bishop Berry
Duffield
Asbury Church
Quaker City
Dr. Reed
Simpson
Probe of Senate Trickery Spurs Investigation in Trenton
The New Jersey Senate orders an inquiry into an alleged effort to trick the chamber into passing a measure that would strike at the Civil Service Commission. The probe will examine how a committee for Senate Bill 243 appeared on the Senate floor despite no substitutes existing, led by Mr. McGinnis. An unrelated ad notes Mrs. Cocuzza selling Spring styles at 612 Broadway and lists confections in a brief promotional insert.
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Trenton
Senate
Ramsay
Middlesex County
Civil Service Commission
McGinnis
Easter Opening Milinery and Spring Apparel Ad
Easter opening at Steindt n Co and Asbury Partes offers spring millinery and apparel for men and women. Orchestra advertisement and funeral home notes appear nearby with references to dyer and Meek Undertakers on page 3.
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Steind#tn Co
Asbury Parte
Inheritance Tax Bills Signed Into Law In New Jersey
Trenton March 27 Governor Fielders dramatic tax program climaxed as he signed three inheritance tax bills into law The measures aim to curb direct inheritances with steep state rates and channel revenue to state uses A companion bill allows waivers for transfers of stock by foreign executors in certain New Jersey corporations upon a five percent tax and potential overpayment refunds.
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Trenton
Fielder
State Bankers’ Association
Assembly
New Jersey
Shrewsbury River Appropriation Passes House
The Rivers and Harbors bill clears the House with Jersey items safe including funding to deepen Matawan Creek and the Shrewsbury river improvement. New Jersey receives 2 2 million dollars. Clyde Swannell undergoes throat surgery at Spring Lake hospital. Broadway work continues under Commissioner Marshall Woolley as street cleaning proceeds.
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Washington, D. C
New Jersey
Shrewsbury
Matawan Creek
Vredenburgh Sues to Oust Monmouth Assistant Prosecutor
In Trenton on March 27, Peter Vredenburgh filed a quo warranto suit to remove Charles F. Sexton from the Monmouth County Assistant Prosecutor post. The action cites civil service and Veterans Act protections for Sexton, a Philippines veteran, amid a changeover under new prosecutor Rulif V. Lawrence. Also noted are local notices including a birth in the Walcott family and a reception for Charles J. Gummersbach of the Central Railroad, with related social items and ads trailing the page.
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State House
Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
Peter Vredenburgh
Charles F. Sexton
Monmoath
Sexton
Rulif V. Lawrence
Vredenburgh
Civil Service
Philippines
Hotel Proprietor Pietro Tomaini Hero in Noon Fire
Pietro Tomaini proprietor of Hotel Trenton on Broadway near Second Avenue acted to save lives when a noon fire threatened the hotel. He found smoke in the hall, rushed toward his wife and infant, and ensured occupants escaped as flames reached curtains and rooms above. Local mother Annie Inero and child Ugo were among those affected as hopes of protection rose.
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Pietro Tomaini
Trenton
Broadway
Second Avenue
Tomaini
Dow
Tomaint
Annie”inero
Ugo
Hot
TOS Repeal Fight Shapes Up In Tight Race
Underwood leads a cross party effort against the repeal with Hardwick attacking Clark for a statement breaking from the president on latitude and sales questions. The contest shows party lines weakening as votes loom.
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As Wat
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Julia A. Callahan
Batho Avenue
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Aschettino
Aaverian
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Pitman B. Potter
Henry
Russell Shaw
Ralph L. Bray
Grand Avenue
Los Angeles
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William J. Reed
Clyde Swannell
William Swannell
Spring Lake Hospital
Marshall Woolley
Street
Woolley
Harry Dennis
South Eston Town
Walcott
Elk
Charles J. Gummersbach
Central Rail [Terre
Asbury Park
Allentown
Elks’ Club
Dr. Whitton
J. B. Whitton
Firet Church
West Long
Leeann
Pall Genet
York
Asbery Pate
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Hardwick
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