Monmouth Mutual Ice Plant Nears Opening in Red Bank
The first annual meeting of Monmouth Mutual Ice Plant Company stockholders was held at Frederick W. Hope’s law office in Red Bank. Officers include President Michael Kumpel and Treasurer Eusebius A. Bedle. Directors cover Red Bank and nearby towns. The ice plant on Beach Street aims to begin manufacturing 60 tons daily by next month, with a $75,000 outlay and a thriving Doremus building store already operating.
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Monmouth Mutual Apply Company
Red Bank
Frederick W. Hope
Charles R. D. Foxwell
Pletcher Sherman
Messrs
Kumpel
Pittenger
Bedle
Sobel
Wiliam Culington
Jessee N. Beers
Harry A. Kridel
Atlantic Highlands
Srs
Beadlers
Cullington
Frank H. Weller
Jacob Glaser
John T. Hgan
Kridel
Atlantic Higlands
Edward Ivins
Long Brae
John R. Conover
Lincesor
Wi Welshausen
Allenhurst
Edward A. Hill
Asbury Park
Joseph Yarnell
Bradley Beach
Beach Street
Doremus
New Jersey Foresters Convention Opens in Newark
The twenty fourth convention of the grand court of New Jersey Foresters of America opened yesterday in Newark. About 25,000 members are represented, with 275 delegates from across the state, plus seventeen grand masters and fifteen grand court officers attending. George Miller of Court of Long Branch No 67 is among the delegates.
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Grand Court of New Jersey
Foresters of America
Newark
Order
New Jersey
George Miller
Court of
Dorfling Noted for Quiet Presence in the Community
The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes locals questioning Dorfling’s standing. A resident compares his prominence to the muffled sound of the letter b in debt, suggesting he causes little commotion.
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Dorfling
Bill Dorfling
Birmingham Age-Herald
Red Bank Concert Scores Success
Over 200 people attended the Red Bank First Methodist Church concert produced by the Philharmonic Society under Charles Eggett of New York. Soloists Mrs. Sabath Royal Cadman Fred Conklin and A G Robyn received praise with encores and a fine Bruch cantata The Cross of Fire as the feature. Receipts about $100. Summer rehearsals paused with plans to resume in fall and more concerts next winter.
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Red Bank First Methodist Church
Philharmonic Society
Charles Eggett
New York
Max Bruch
Samuel Sabath
Royal Cadman
Fred Conklin
A. G. Robyn
Eggett
California Governor Johnson faces veto on California land bill
The Cord corrupt report notes Japan fears riots in California if Governor Johnson vetoes the alien land ownership measure. White labor is cited as menaced by possible Californian action, with London commentary warning arbitration limits and the potential loss of white labor on the Pacific coast. Government actions and timelines discussed.
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Golden State
Johnson
Mall Gazette
London
Japan
California
Hague
Pall Mall Gazette
United States
Pacific Coast
Lwe
Washington
Move to Reappoint City Officials in Morning Meeting
Resolutions reappointing city officials were introduced by department heads at the Board of Commissioners meeting and laid over for two weeks. Names include Winfield R. Warwick city clerk at 1200 dollars with a 3000 dollar bond, Maude F. Finn official stenographer at 720 dollars, William A. Stevens city solicitor at 1500 dollars, John H. Hines street commissioner at 900 dollars, and R Jerome VanBrunt clerk in the finance department at 1200 dollars with a 4000 dollar bond.
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Board of Commissioners
Winfield R. Warwick
John H. Hines
Street
R. Jerome VanBrunt
Thrills for Movies at Sea Bright Drawbridge Stunt
Sea Bright residents and visitors watched Imp Company performers from Universal Film Co submerge on a motor cycle as the drawbridge opened. Rodman Law and Miss Jean Acker rode across the open span, then fell into the water and were rescued. Additional stunts, including a motorcycle chase before a train, were planned. Separately, Rev. and Mrs. Miner of Red Bank learned the First Baptist Church would pay their expenses to attend the Northern Baptist Convention in Detroit May 21 to 28, with services and events arranged around the trip.
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Sea Bright
Imp’ Company
Universal Film’Co
Rodman Law
Jean Acker
Johnson JL. Miner
Maple Avenue
Red Bank
First Baptist Church
Miner
Northern Baptist Convention
Detroit
Mr. Miner
Y. M.C
Pavilion project faces mixed votes amid toll on bonds
Commissioners heard the plan to build a pavilion and bath houses at Avenel Boulevard with funding by bonds. The resolution passed 4 to 1, Woolley dissenting, and the contract for Robbing & Bennett at 3000 was also opposed by Woolley. The measure was tabled for two weeks for final action.
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Fleck
Avenel Boulevard
Woolley
Robbing & Bennett
Avenell Boulevard
Fagan Leads Jersey City Primary Vote
In a 91-candidate field for Jersey City nonpartisan commission posts, Mark M. Peay led the ticket with a wide margin. Other Wittpenn allies and anti Wittpenn figures were among the top ten, amid 31,057 total votes cast.
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Jersey City
Mark M. Peay
Pagini
Wilson
Fall Street
Frank Hague
H. Otto Wittpenn
A. Harry Moore
John H. Morris
Joseph Ff. Parmer
Wittpenn
James Js Ferris
George P. Brensinger
Walter MccDerwott
John Rotherham
Samuel Dickinson
Thomas J. Stewart
Pirpet
Moore
Morris
Farmer
Carl G. A. Schumann
Charles I. Orwell
Commission
James BF. Vieller
Fourth Regiment
Talting Seures
New Poundkeepers Named by County Board
George Darby Jacob Marquart and Joseph Kirby were appointed pound keepers at a Board of Commissioners meeting this morning.
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George Darby
Jacob Marquart
Joseph Kirby
Board of Commissioners
Commission Birthday Scraps Debate Over Page Advertisement
Discussion over a page advertisement attacking the Board of Commissioners. Mr Van Note was pressed about authorship of an editorial but said it was a paid advertisement not an editorial. The board passed a $1400 engineer’s bill tied to a paying contract, with Arrow smith and Flock voting no.
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Mr. van Note
Board of Commissioners
Howland
van Note
Mr. Sacks
Arrowsmith
Flock
County urged to take over Bath and Atlantic streets
Commissioners Woolley Howland and Friek petition the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders to transfer Bath and Atlantic avenues to county control and maintain them permanently. Ex Judge Heisley asked that Bath avenue be turned over. A committee was appointed to meet the Freeholders and bring back word. Also to consider Cedar between Norwood and Ocean and T avenue from Eatontown Boulevard to Norwood Avenue for county maintenance under amended state law.
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Woolley
Howland and
Friek
Board of Commissioners
Monmouth County Board of Chosen Frog
Bath
Atlantic Avenues
Wilbur A. Heisley
Bath Avenue
Flock
Newcomb
Freeholders
Howland
Atlantic Avenue
Cedar
Norwood
Ocean Avenue
T Avenue
Eatontown
Norwood Avenue
New Summer Cops Five Appointed By City Board
Five new police officers were elected by the Board of Commissioners at today's morning meeting. The appointees are Alexander Swanson Samuel Kirby Frank Cooper Charles Marshant and Francis McCarthy. They will be put on duty at the discretion of the Department of Public Safety. The recommendations by Mr Arrow Smith were concurred in by the full board. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Board of Commissioners
Alexander Swanson
Samuel Kirby
Frank Cooper
Charles Marshant
Francis McCarthy
Department of Public Safety
Mr. Arrowsmith
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W. H. Woolley & CO
Men’s and Boys
Broadway
Long Branch
N. J
Manhattan
Munaaine
Stetson
Cooperative Concern
Foresters Convention
Brooklyn
Baltimore American
Puck
Callifornia
Lyvyan
Sacramento
Chattel Mortgage Sale
Samuel C. Cohen
Wall Street
New York City
Cooper Ave
Ocean Ave
Ls Pollack
Goldstein's Department Store
Crex
Furniture Dept
Dresden
Swift
Timin
Elberon Avenue
Lakeside Drive
Department of Streets
Standard Biulithic Company
North Broadway
Elberon Avenues
Ocean Drive
City
Plock
Independent and
Oceanic Fire Companies
Philathea Society
Red Bank First Baptist Church
Florence Bainton
Bordenstret
Miss Bainton
Fred Durham
James Ennis, Jr
Department of Ubtte Safety
Fagan
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