New Egan full crew law takes effect today in New Jersey
The New Egan full crew law became effective today after Governor Fielder approved it thirty days earlier. Railroads like the Pennsylvania Railroad plan to meet requirements by reassigning existing workers rather than hiring new brakemen for most trains. The rule mandates extra crews on freight trains over thirty cars and on long passenger trains, with the heaviest impact at major terminals such as Jersey City Hoboken and Camden.
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Trenton
Egan
Fielder
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Hoboken
Camden
Elizabeth
Perth Amboy
Coalport
Monmouth Men to Fight Mosquitoes
The Monmouth County Mosquito Exterminating Commission organized at Freehold Court House. T. G. Schenck was elected president and H. G. VanNote temporary secretary treasurer. They seek a $75 county appropriation for stationery and plan educational work to gauge public support for mosquito extermination.
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Monmouth County
Supreme Court
Voorhees
T. G. Schenck
Keyport
H. G. VanNote
Oakhurst
Thomas R. Woolley
Long Branch
W. T. Franklin
Atlantic Highlands
William Jefferson
Manasquan
George Hooper
Belmar
Court House Freehold
H. G. van- Note
T. G. Headlee
Agricultural Experimental Station
New Brunswick
Mr Asay's Father Goes West for Summer Visit
W Burrowes Asay of Worthley Street Red Bank father of Arthur H Asay of Irving Place New York will leave Monday May 12 for Lewistown Montana to spend the summer with his daughter Mrs Neva White wife of Rev Edgar White formerly of West Long Branch It is probable he will also visit Sigson Walter of Seattle before returning home If he undertakes the Panama Canal route he will come home that way
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W. Burrowes Asay
Worthley Street
Red Bank
Arthur H. Asay
Irving Place
Lewistown
Montana
Neva White
Edgar White
West Long Branch
Asay
Sigson
Walter
Seattle
Washington
Ridea
Panama Canal
Massabesh Council Held Social Dance in Red Bank
A social dance at Odd Fellows' Hall Red Bank Wednesday night under Massabesh Council Pocahontas featured good attendance and a neat sum. Music by Mrs Anthony Webber on piano. Mrs Alice Roop chaired the committee. Senior Class of Chattle High School to present Sweet Lavender on Friday May 2 for Visiting Nurse Association with tickets 25c 35c and 56c.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Red Bank
Massabesh Council
Pocahontas
Anthony Webber
Alice Roop
Chattle High School
Visiting Nurse Association
Ten year old boy dies after cave in Hillside cave
A ten year old boy died in a Hillside cave in a cave inollowing a companion running away and stating no one was inside the cave when the collapse occurred. The body was not recovered for three hours.
Tragic Cave Collapse Claims Ten Year Old Tommy Deeley
The ten year old Thomas Deeley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elgar Deeley, died after a cave he dug on Hampton Hill collapsed. Despite volunteers’ efforts, he suffocated beneath loosened earth. The boy had been warned about cave digging and friends joined him after school. Funeral services set for Sunday at St James Church Colts Neck burial.
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Hampton Hill
Thomas Deeley
Elgar Deeley
Tommy
O. A. Clark
William H. Morris, Jr
Hicks
Broadway
St. James’ Church
Thomas
Dewey’ Street
Howard Pierce
Samuel Ledwity
Jack Dangler
Raymond
Dorman Green
Washington Street
Deeley
Long Branch
Colts Neck
Poole unanimously chosen mayor in West Long Branch
At a West Long Branch borough council meeting ex mayor Monroe Y Poole was elected borough executive to succeed the late Joseph D Van Nete with a unanimous vote Poole will serve until year end and a full two year term will be decided in November Dr Howard M Beach remains council president with Frank Brand Anthony Whient Thomas W Cooper William H Slocum and Arthur Ff Golden on the council Poole previously served as mayor and in the Assembly in 1909 and 1910.
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Bourough Council
West Long Branch
Monroe Y. Poole
Joseph D. van Nete
Poole
Howard M. Beach
Frank 8. Brand
Anthony Whient
Thomas W. Cooper
William H. Slocum
Arthur Ff. Golden
VanNote
Assembly
S. B. Keeler Dead in Red Bank at 30
Samuel B. Keeler, 30, of Red Bank, died suddenly from sugar diabetes after two weeks bedridden. He was a plumber for William O'Brien and leaves seven sisters and three brothers. Funeral at his residence Sunday with Rev. Robert MacKellar officiating. Interment at Fair View cemetery Middletown.
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Red Bank
Samuel B. Keeler
Virginia
Alvarado Keller
Leighton
Sunset Avenue
William O'Brien
Keeler
William J. Soffell
Wesley VanNote
Sidney Chasey
William Olsen
Mamie
Anna
Alda Keeler
Alvarado, Jr
Joseph
Willian Keeler
Robert MacKellar
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ret. Bank
Robert R. Mount & Son
Fair View Cemetery
Middletown Township
Bankers Attend State Banking Association Meeting
Several Long Branch residents travel to Atlantic City for the annual State Banking Association meeting. The group left this morning and will return Monday. The party includes Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Woolley, Mrs. and Mrs. J. H. Davis, Jr. C. Asa Francis and Augustus Chandler.
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Atlantic City
State Banking Association
A. T. Woolley
J. H. Davis
Six Applicants Take Clerk-Career Examinations
Six candidates appeared before the local examining board for clerk career exams. Cooper B. Van Sant, George Henry Luhn, Joseph J. Cohen, Harold A. Karman, William G. Pinson Jr., and Robert West were tested, with results to be sent from Washington, D. C., shortly.
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Cooper B. van Sant
George Henry Luhn
Joseph J. Cohen
Harold A. Karmann
William G. Pinson, Jr
Robert West
Washington, D. C
Straw hats on parade at West Long Branch meeting
Councilman A. Golden of West Long Branch wore last year’s Panama straw hat, joined by former Councilman Ellsworth Jackson who also wore a straw and enjoyed his headgear during the event.
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A. ¥. Golden
West Long Branch
Panama
Ellsworth Jackson
Old Waiter To Be Buried Tomorrow At 2 30
Edward Porches the old colored man who died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital will be buried tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 from Hyer and Flock funeral parlors. Porches was known about Pleasure Bay resorts for years and was last employed at Port au Peck.
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Edward Porches
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hyer & Flock
Porches
Pleasure Bay
Port-au-Peck
President pushes jury reform and new constitution in Newark and Elizabeth
Nation's leader delivers spirited speeches denouncing machines of both parties and calling for urgent reform. He urges a new constitution as part of a broad push, framing the issue as essential to the republic’s future.
Wilson Leads Jersey City Jury Reform Conference
President Woodrow Wilson oversees a high level conference at the Carteret Club with James Smith Jr and James Nugent among Democratic leaders to push jury reform and a constitutional convention bill for the extra legislative session. Supporters split over referendums while others back Sheriffs controlled jury drawings.
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Jersey City
Woodrow Wilson
Carteret Club
Jersey City Heights
Wilson
James Smith, Jr
James R. Nugent
McDermott
Thomas F
Funeral Notices Lead Off At Monmouth Beach Parish
The family of Father Patrick Powers reports his sudden death at the Church of the Precious Blood in Monmouth Beach. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 10, with a Solemn Requiem Mass and clergy from the Trenton diocese in attendance. Interment will be in Rhode Island. Mandolin recital slated in Neptune tonight.
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Patrick Powers
Monmouth Beach
Lawnesdale
R. 1
Trenton
James A. Mebhaul
Father Gilfillan
Sayreville
Father Powers
E. J. Mean
Sea Bright
Joseph Powers
Lakewood
Linane
Lakehurst
M. C. O'Donnell
Keyport
Cermonies
Rhode Island
Jiyer & Klock
Wife Dies Eleven Days After Husband in Tragic Pair
Mrs. Casler of Tinton Falls died eleven days after her husband James Jobes Casler. The couple, residents of the old Applegate estate, had lived in Tinton Falls for 25 years. James died of heart trouble while sitting in a chair on April 26, prompting Mrs Casler to pass soon after. Surviving family includes two children Adele and Neva, two sisters and three brothers. Funeral plans by Larry Fay are pending.
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Tinton
Loael
Bern
Cualer
Adele
Walliam
Custer
Lee
Erama
Willie Conover
Eatontown
Neva
Harry Plendelekein
Astana
Bad Hall Vail
Shty Bowen
Dare James Jobes
Knots
Casler Fist
Phas
Sternity
Mist
Piel
Applegate
Tintin Falls
Casler
Red Bank Welcomes Governor Fielder with Armory Promise
Governor Fielder receives a warm Red Bank reception with decorations cavalry escort and a grand afternoon reception. He pledges the building of an armory for troopers and pledges a square deal, earning enthusiastic praise at dinner for deserving service.
Red Bank Club Hosts Governor Fielder Armory Talk
A Red Bank Motor Boat Club event honors Governor James Fielder and Mrs Fielder with a waterfront parade and a dinner at the Globe Hotel. Governor Fielder pledges to pursue an armory for the Second Cavalry Troop as Judge Carey attends. Attendees include river sportsmen from the East and local officials.
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Red Bank Motor Boat Club
Clab House
Uulen Street
Shrewsbury
Janes B. Pielder
Commodore
Globe Hotel
Fielder
Robert Carey
Hudson County Common Pleas Court
Red Bankers
Carey
Red Bank
James
Monmouth Stret
Broad Street
Washington Street
Johnson Street
Tne
Governor Wielder
Lieut, Stout
Monmouth Borough Officials Arrested Over Sand Dispute
Monmouth Beach officials clash with Chief Gustav Mihm and Councilman A C Johnson over taking sand to fill a washout at Galilee. Johnson says councils gave consent. Mihm arrests Johnson after a tense exchange. Johnson seeks warrant. bail set at 300 dollars. Report continues on page seven. Katzenbach Dinner at Highlands follows.
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Monmouth Beach
Gustav Mihm
A. C. Johnson
Galilee
Johnson
Milim
William DeWaltears
Mihm
DeWaltears
Ake
Pollee
Polee
Brehm
West & Johnson
Walter R. Trinley
George van Winkle
Monmouth Head
Milin
Actio
Grand Jury
Chief Milim
Woman Charged With Larceny In Red Bank Case
Kate Chamberlain, living on Spring Street in Red Bank, was arrested by Constable Reilly of Lakewood on high misdemeanor and larceny charges. She allegedly robbed a Lakewood resident’s house after the resident’s death and fled before a hearing at Tome River. Other complaints are expected.
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Kate Chamberlain
Fort
Spring Street
Red Bank
Reilly
Lakewood
Tome River
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Monmouth
Mr. Asay
Social
Wolfe I Cave
Hillsie
Robert McNaught
New York
Grace Dexter
John Frederick Lotz
Moneyback
Chester M. Truax
S. B. Keeler
Parker
Moving Pictures
Cocuzza’s
Sugar Bow
Joseph Juska
High St
The
Daily Record
Newark and
Newark
Stevens
W. L. Edwards
State Utility Board
Monmouth County Electric Co
Watontown
Saran Karens
Samuel Parent
West #6
Poken
Glenwood Cemetery
Bredway
N.J
C. M. Throckmorton
Tamar
Neptune
Reuben J. Morris
Joseph Denia
George Rother
Morris Tow
Neptune Cornell
Red
Newton Dtremus
Arthur W. Kelly
Manly Avenue
Messrs
Doremus
Kelly
Bankers’ Convention
Hed Bank
Firat National Bank
Ivins' Market
Second Ave
Moose
Jacob Stellheed
Stoeck
Jacob Steinbach
Long Bratch
Julia A. Casler
Tinton Falls
Governor Fielder
New Spring Wall
Golden's
Monmouth Borough
Katzenbach
Highlands
Highlans
Frank S. Katzenbach, Jr
Sandlass’ Pavilion
Highland Beach
M. Plewsifske
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