Fielder Wins In This City By 433 Votes
Former Acting Governor James F. Fielder defeats Edward C. Stokes by 433 votes in this city. Colby Progresive-Roosevelt tally 94. Fielder total 1,134. Stokes 701. Referendum issues pass, including public market. judges and constables elected. large crowds gather for late results and planned victory celebration.
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Fielder
James F. Fielder
City Hall
Edward C. Stokes
Everett Colby
Stokes
Berry makes bid to lead Asbury Park as mayor
In a three cornered race William A. Berry a bank cashier won the Asbury Park mayoralty with 930 votes to 482 for Dr Reginald Bennett and 300 for Dr Pratt, staking a Progressive path over Democrats and Republicans. Berry is a noted local banker and popular figure.
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William A. Berry
Asbury Park
Berry
Reginald 8. Bennett
Bennett
Pratt
Dr. Bennett
Dr. Pratt
Monmouth Coury Bankers’ Association
Oakhurst Vote Returns Fielder Lead and Local Republican Ticket
In Oakhurst the governor race favors Fielder with 149 to 116 for Stokes and Colby 16. Local results elect township committeemen B A Jeffrey over Wells by 80, plus officials George E Van Note W B Jeffrey constable J M Nixon and Joseph Robinson as Justice of the Peace. Various appropriations pass including roads 8000 lighting 1500 poor 800 ways and means 4000 fire and water 900.
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Oakhurst
Fielder
Mr. Stokes
Borden Ay Jeffrey
George E. van Note
W. B. Jeffrey
John M. Nixon
Joseph Robinson
Jeffrey
Frank Wells
Stokes
Colby
Assembly
W. BH. Mount
Winans
Thompson
van Derveer
Dodd
Pach
Edwards
Frank Mount
Corlies
Purdy
Jenkinson
B. A. Jeffrey
Wells
B. Jeffrey
G. FE
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F.king
William King
George Dangler
J. M. Nixon
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Close Contests at Monmouth Beach
Sharp contests recorded yesterday at Monmouth Beach elected councilmen Reuben Johnson 82 and Frank Van Brunt 76 over Merlin Kettel 75 and Nicholas Woolley 70. Kettel lost by a single vote amid varied returns for other local offices and measures including Freeholder Corlies 71 votes and jury bill and branch court votes.
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Monmouth Beach
Frank van Brunt
Reuben Johnson
Merlin Kettel
Nicholas Woolley
Kettell
Fielder
Monmouth
Stokes
Colby
Butterworth
Mount
Assembly
Winans
van Derveer
Thomson
Pach
Dodd
Edwards
Corlies
Freeholder
Purdy
Jenkinson
Branch Court
Fielder Wins New Jersey Governor Election Amid Progressive Momentum
Governor elect James Fairman Fielder leads in early returns with an estimated statewide plurality near 145000 and counts in Essex and Cumberland counties show shifts toward the Democratic and Progressive tickets. Stokes loses Cumberland and Millville while Cumberland yields a notable Progressive gain. Essex County support for the Democratic slate grows, signaling continued party control of the Legislature and a contested comptroller race.
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James F. Fielder
Edward ©. Stokes
Tte Senate
Assembly
Essex County
Wsssex
Democratic Assembly
Essex
Ership
Edward J. Edwards
Stokes
Cumberland
Millville
Plesderry
Ackley
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Red Bank Elects Fielder by Narrow Margin in Local Vote
Governor Melcher carried Red Bank by 99 votes with Mount and Sted Bank backing for the Assembly. Corlles topped Freeholders with 801 votes. Local councilmen elected include Dr. Herbert E. Williams Republican and Ralph O. Willguss Democrat. Justice of the Peace seats were decided with John Beck Democrat and Colonel G Morrison Republican prevailing. Constable Harry T. Van Note Democrat defeated Elwood Minagh Republican and J Frank Patterson Progressive. Jury act adoption approved 459 to 862 against. land purchase for county courthouse passed 844 yes to 551 no. District councilman tallies listed for seven districts, plus councilman and justice results. Continued on Seventh Page.
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Melcher
Red Bank
Dear J. Vandervoer
William ©. Mount
Sted Bank
Assembly
Corlles
Ralph O. Willguss
John Beck
James H. Sickles
Tor Justice of the Peace
G. Morrison
Harold W. Perkins
Harry T. van Note
Elwood Minagh
J. Frank Patterson
Wiliam W. Brown
Herbert BE. Williams
Archibald Miller
Thanksgiving Play Rehearsals at St Luke’s School
Rehearsals for a Thanksgiving entertainment at St Luke’s Sunday School begin tonight. The program features two playlets, one by young women and one by young men, including Our Church Fair and Shall Our Mothers Vote. Chester A. Dennis leads a cast of twelve women and twelve men. Tonight’s rehearsal is at the Bennett residence on Washington Street. Tickets go on sale next Monday.
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Chester A. Dennis
Thorn
Teddy Spangles
Tom Blowboy
H. P. Bennett
Washington Street
Branch Courthouse Referendum Defeated in Monmouth County Vote
The branch court proposition failed across Monmouth County with a large majority, though Long Branch and Shrewsbury Townships favored it. Red Bank Keyport Asbury Park Matawan rejected it with 207 848 174 and 132 votes respectively. The county shows a close tally on adopting a new jury system. some towns support radical change while others oppose.
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Monmouth County
Long Branch
Shrewsbury Township
Red Bank
Freehold
Matawan
Keyport
Pair Haven
Rumson
Highlands
Raritan
Asbury Pari
Asbury Park
Welder Wins State Executive Seat in Monmouth County Race
Monmouth County helped elect former Acting Governor James F. Welder as the State executive with Governor Pielaér carrying nearly every city and township. Stokes totals, Colby votes, and Democratic wins across the ticket are reported, with Mount and Winans leading Assembly contests and Corlies topping the freeholder race. Fielder’s and Mount’s margins are noted, with Long Branch leading in plurality before the page break.
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Monmouth County
James F. Welder
Pielaér
Edward C. Stokes
Everett Colby
William J. Mount
William Winans
Assembly
John M. Corlies
Rumson
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Wilson
Taft
Ryan
Imat
Nétanore
Sying
Fielders
Sid
Stokes
Colby
Mount
William Winape
Edgar J. Var Derveer
A .Aeering
John Thompson
Progressive Assembly
Mortimer V. Pach
Progressive
Peter ¥. Dodd
John M. Cernes
Governor Fielder
Robert M. Purdy
George Ki Jenkingen
Fielder
Winans
Corlies
Long Branch
Harvest Supper and Cabaret Ads At Local Venues
Community notices advertise a Harvest Supper at First Baptist Red Bank on Thursday November sixth from 6 to 8 under Philathea Society auspices with 40 cent price. Also Knights of Columbus cabaret show November 7 and photo plays, plus an orchestra concert at the Lyceum and Big Doings events.
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Oceanic
Chattle Fountain
St. James’ Altar Society
Lyceum
Kingfite of Columbus
Rockwell Ave
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Knights of Columbus
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