Lightning Kills Two Farm Horses in Nearby Townships
Heavy shower yesterday afternoon killed two farm horses in adjoining townships. A gray horse of Pred Wilkins at Colts Neck died from a nearby strike. its mate survived. A black horse of Brownson Cutler at Holmdel was also killed by a bolt. Crops were saved. The Monmouth club of Red Bank held a smoker at its floating clubhouse at Lyceum dock with about 60 attendees and a buffet luncheon. The old house will be towed to the middle of the river today or tomorrow. Card Party Successful at St Michaels Church.
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Pred-Wilkins
Colts Neck
Nater
Brownson Cutler
Holmdel
Setrie Bolt
Monmouth Club
Red Bank
Lyceum Dock
St. Michaels Church
Norwood Avenue
Murder Case Concluded in New Jersey Prison Trial
The trial of George Graham, a New Jersey state prison convict, for the February 26 inmate murder of Walter Anderson in the shirt shop at the prison ended with the case going to the jury this afternoon after a morning summary.
Tramps murder probe at Ocean Co cottage
Two intoxicated tramps entered Archibald Prisbane’s summer cottage on the Matasquan River. One died from a head wound, apparently struck with a bottle, as the other tramp was arrested. Police and the coroner were notified. The suspect refused to reveal his home or details about himself. He carried two large knives and a cord case labeled M. Bond.
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Archibald Prisbane
Matasquan
M. Bond
Newman
Attorney General suit seeks $27000 from former court clerk
Trenton May 28 The Department of Justice filed a suit against Henry D Oliphant ex clerk of US district court at Trenton to recover about 27000 dollars in fees alleged as overcharges tied to printing and patent cheese related records The government claims the clerk was entitled only to 3000 dollars annually and allegedly kept every cent beyond that during nearly twenty years of service.
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Trenton
N. J
Sutt
Department of Justice
US & Cleceuit
Henry D. Oliphant
Iphone
Preachers Pay Tribute To Dead Sea Bright Principal
Funeral services were held for Daniel 8. McCain principal of Sea Bright public schools at his Waterman avenue home. Rev. W. F. Atkinson preached the sermon and noted the deceased’s service. School children viewed the remains at 6 p.m. Floral tributes filled a room including a large bouquet from Sea Bright teachers and a pillow from Ashland Council No 28 Jr. O U A M. The body was shipped to Delaware, N J for burial by John G. Sexton Funeral Director.
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Daniel 8. McCain
Sea Bright Public
Waterman Avenue
Jameson
W. F. Atkinson
Sea Right M
W. Dutton Dale
St. George's Episcopal Church
Tev. Atkinson
McCain
Sea Bright
Ashland Council
No. 28
Sea Bright Board of Education
M. &. Church
Delaware
N. J
Fihneral
John G. Sexton
Yehl Elected Delegate for Long Branch Letter Carriers
Charles Yeh chosen by Branch 97 to attend the manual convention of letter carr ieire to the belt to Blizebeth on Saturday. The event promises alefay sessions and prominent speakers. Sandy Hook Line opens with steamers weekly service from Long Branch and Monmouth. Maryie ticket agent at Mast Long Branch reports returning to work.
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Yehl
Charles Yeh
Long Branch
Blizebeth
Sandy Hook
Lores Certra
Monmouth
Lenny Maryie
Mast Long Branch
Grapewin Stars Back On The Diamond In New Syndicate
Charley Grapewin forms a baseball syndicate with headquarters in the city. Harold Phillips Winifred Warwick and others have secured stock as the Grapewin Stars prepare to compete as semi pros. A new grandstand and field work are planned. Mesers Grapewin Phillips and Warwick will direct affairs with practices continuing.
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Charley
Grapewin
Harold Phillips
Winifred Warwick
Grapewin Stars
Mesers
Phillips
Warwick
Onder Mer
Beens
State Board Holds Up Rate Increases in Newton Gas and Electric
The State Board of Public Utility Commissioners ordered Newton Gas and Electric to suspend rate increases until July 26. A hearing is set for June 12 in Newark to review the reasonableness of the proposed tariff, which would take effect June 1 and has been filed with the board.
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Trenton
State Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Newton Gas and Electricompany
Newark
Wilson to Address Baptists at Union Memorial Service
Edmund Wilson of Red Bank, former New Jersey attorney general, will deliver an address at a union memorial service in Central Baptist Church Atlantic Highlands next Sunday night.
Elberon Social Notes and Seasonal Moves
Miss Jane Jeffrey returns from a weeks vacation with friends at Manasquan. Mr and Mrs B A Jeffrey and Mr and Mrs Russell Jeffrey visit Mrs Wright at Long Branch. Samuel Lewin of New York takes a summer position with Lewis Funcke. Russell Jeffrey joins United Express Company. The McMackmarris of New York occupy Herbert's bungalow for summer. Joseph McGraff of New York takes a job with Fred Wettach. William Dangler is home ill with a heavy cold. Mrs Alonzo Slocum and Mrs Adam Worth spend Sunday at Allenhurst. Alfred Wimpfheimer takes Bernheimer cottage in Elberon Square. Bernheimer couple plan a mountain summer. Mrs William Conover and daughters Verna, Doris Wood visit Ocean Grove. Mrs Leon Ridgeway's hosts. Mrs L Tabb of New York visits her mother Mrs Janes Goodwin. Mrs T Benson visits daughter Mrs Howard Goodwin on Pearl Street. J Brautigan opens ice cream parlor and boarding house for season. Miss Margaret Wood suffers indigestion. Mrs Russell Jeffrey visits her mother at Long Branch Wednesday. Mrs James Goodwin ill but improving at home.
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Joseph McGraff
New York
Fred Wettach
Norwood Avenue
William Dangler
Alonzo Slocum
Adam Worth
Allenhurst
Alfred Wimpfheimer
Bernheimer
Elheron Square
William Conover
Verna
Harry Wood
Doris
Ocean Grove
Leon Ridge- Way
L. Tabb
Janes Goodwin
T. Benson
Howard Goodwin
Pearl Street
J. Brautigan
Margaret Wood
Russell Jeffrey
Wright
Long Branch
James Goodwin
Jewish Girls Schools Closed in Kielf Over Harsh Proclamation
Odesea May 25 reports that three Jewish girls schools in Kielf have been closed by nationalist authorities who claim Jewish guardians have no right to live. Fifty girls are deprived of education as a result.
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Odesea
Kielf
Good Way to Deal With the Fool
A man sought poison from Dr. Sam Murdock claiming weariness of bothering others. The doctor reportedly urged the man to depart the world, and the incident ended with the man leaving his office in indignation.
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Sabetha
Sam Murdock
Doctor Murdock
Coe
Kansas City Star
Escaped with a Scolding and a Lesson in Daring
A London Mail item describes a clever schoolboy caught fishing in forbidden waters. Facing a stern headmaster and a looming punishment, he disguises himself with brown paper, a homemade cake, and scout gear to avoid detection. He reappears pale but brave, having saved only four pence.
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Smail
London Mail
LODGES TO ATTEND CHURCH SERVICE AT ASBURY M E CHURCH
A notice lists Neptune Council 217 Jr O U A M Long Hianeh Council 246 and Crystal Wave Council 04 D of L as attending the evening service at Asbury M and Church next Sunday. In a dialogue the couple exchange phrases revealing affection and conflict. Advertise In the Daily Record.
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Crystal Wave Council
D. of L
Neptune Council
Long Hianeh Council
Asbury M
Driving Wasps From Nests With Odor Method
A Sundy Magazine item notes a woodsman using a machete rubbed under the arm to apply a human odor to a wasp nest. The odor unnerves the insects and drives them away, offering a safer alternative to burning nests during government survey work.
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Illustrated Sundy Magazine
Ireland Breaks Wrist Suffered by Mrs Hubbard in Belfast
Mrs. John Hubbard of Asbury Park sustains a compound fracture of the left wrist in an accident at Belfast Ireland. She is with her daughter Mrs Ferguson at the Byles home Sea Bright and is widow of John Hilliard who died recently.
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John Hubbard
Asbury Park
W. J. M. Ferguson
Belfast
Ireland
Hubbard
John Hilliard
Byles
Sea Bright
Marriage at First Presbyterian Church
Rev. Dr. J. G. Lovell officiated the marriage of Miss Marie Hare and J. R. Clark of this city on Tuesday evening. The ceremony was held at the First Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Clark will reside here.
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J. G. Lovell
Marie
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