Monmouth County Voting Totals Show Fielder Lead and Propositions
In Monmouth County the total vote across Governor and local measures shows Governor Fielder with a clear majority over six opponents, and a 111 vote defeat for the Jury Reform bill. The Branch Court proposition lost by a large margin, with 7,186 against and 3,751 for. Assembly and Freeholders tallies are partial pending two towns. The County Board convenes Monday to canvass.
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Monmouth County
Freehold
Fielder
Stokes
Colby
Butterworth
Labourne Dwyer
Mason
Nat'l
Reilly
Mielder
Monmouth
Assembly
Freeholders
Hatontown
Highlands Borough
Fine program for children's party at Library Hall
The Library Association presents a Saturday afternoon event from 2 to 6 featuring Grace Joline singer, M. Relne lracis dance, a recital by Clinton Sherman, Elsie Atehley Spanish Dance, a Japanese drill by four girls, piano solo Tarantella by Dorothy Sutphin, and songs by Minerva lu lit. Games, dancing, and refreshments follow with several young ladies assisting.
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Library Hall
Ladies of the Library Association
Grace Joline
Misgy M. Relne Lracis
Clinton Sherman
Elsie Atehley
Dorothy Sutphin
Tarantella
Minerva Lu
Avis Hethaway
Wherence Fleet
Margaret Hennessey
Rummage Sale by St. James Altar Society
St James Altar Society hosts a rummage sale at 230 Broadway near Rockwell Ave, Wednesday to Saturday, open afternoons and evenings. Advertisement appeared in the Daily Record with 257tt ad reference.
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St. James’ Altar Society
Rockwell Ave
Fire Companies Hold Meetings and Elections
Three local fire companies held important meetings last night with speeches from Chief Kingsland and Assistant Chief Reed about department improvements. Candidates Lou is Hubn and James Ennis Jr spoke on their bids for second assistant chief. A. E. B. Morris was chosen as vice president. Officers and Firemen Relief representatives were elected as the social gathering followed.
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Schlemm
White
Kingsland
Reed
Louis Hubn
James Ennis, Jr
George Miller
John Heldt Jy
Firemen’s Relief Association
John W. Slocum
Independent Fire Company
A. E B. Morris
Slocum
Joseph A. Butts
Edward White
Daniel J. Lawley
Chester M. Truax
David Rittenhouse
Horace W. Robbins
Port Monmouth teachers illness updates and local injuries
Miss Charlotte Wilson principal of the Middletown Township school at Leonardo is convalescing after a nervous breakdown with Dr George D Fay attending. Miss Ruth Sweezey recovering from an operation for appendicitis at Presbyterian Hospital Newark. Port Monmouth butcher Rank Downes treated for vertigo at home. Eight year old Daniel Hendrickson injured by a glass shard from spoiled grape juice and sewn by Dr Harry Hendrickson. Special sale at Sugar Bowl features stuffed dates 1 1/2 cents per pound.
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Charlotte Wilson
Port Monmouth
Middletown Township
Leonardo
George D. Fay
Atlantic Highlands
George Arthur Plenty
Bangor Fenn
Jane Genin
Belford
Miss Wilson
Ruth A. Sweezey
Frank A. Sweezey
New York and
New Jersey
Budlong
Daniel C Hendrickson
S and
Daniel T. Hendrickson
Harry Hendrickson
Menal
Railroads See Higher Valuation With Lower State Tax Total
Trenton November 7 The 1919 statewide assessment lists 331 477 001 for railroad and canal properties across 23 companies. Total state and local tax reaches 6 577 874 09 with a net valuation rise of 3 892 040 though three systems show valuation drops Philadelphia and Reading Lackawanna and New York Susquehanna and Western lose value while the average state tax rate stands at 19 79 per hundred versus 16 1 last year.
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Trenton
Philadelphia
Lackawanna
N.Y. Sucquehanna & Wearfern
Trvine J. Maguire
Ine ‘Board
Amanda Smith Pleases St Luke's Midweek Audience
Amanda Smith the colored evangelist was the midweek speaker at St Luke's M E Church last night. She is at Ocean Grove and will go south soon for the winter. Her Florida home was a gift from friends and she delivered a practical talk despite a cold to the congregation.
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St. Luke's
Amanda Smith
St. Luke’s
M. E
Ocean Grove
South
Florida
Evangelist Smith
James Cloughlly
Norwood Avenue
Governor Taylor taxes bar exam in New Jersey notice
Acting Governor Leon KR Taylor, already a lawyer, is among sixty candidates taking the state bar examination to become counsel at law. The list shows 12 candidates for the bar, an unusually large class. Also noted are social items from Red Bank with church news and a church playlet announced for Friday night, November.
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Lotice
Trenton
N. J. Noy
Leon KR. Taylor W
Wiret
Red Bank
Iret
J. L Winer
Levtese
Sweet
Roth Bennet
Mies Varren Mord
Mies Edith McLean
Emily Naeer
May Olsen
Lyceum Howling Alleys Open Saturday With New Equipment
Notice says Lyceum Howling Alleys opens to the public Saturday November 8 featuring new equipment and improved arrangements. Cloby can arrange for growings of afternoons.
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Lyceum
Cloby
Missing New York Woman Sought in Las Branch
Mrs. Alice Wilapatrick Fitzpatrick of 220 West 98th Street New York is missing and suffering melancholia. She has attempted suicide multiple times and her husband has had to place her in sanitariums. The couple has two children, and authorities identify her as the missing Mrs Fitzpatrick seen in public calls.
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Alice Wilapatrick
J. J. Fitzpatrick
Wes
Convent Station
N.Y
Itzpatrick
Victoria Collnge
Cat Saves Family as Fire Destroys Slocum Place Home
A family of nine woke to a blaze on a second floor caused by a candle. Their cat aroused Mrs Lissak and eight children, allowing a quick escape before neighbors and fire crews arrived. The interior and furnishings were lost, with only night clothes saved. Fire chaplain and local residents aided the family overnight.
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Samuel Liseak
Slocum Place
Ligsak
Scenn
Bursine J
Imany
Litewk
Doneph Waldman
Washington and Return Special Train to Washington
Special train from Long Branch at 6 00 a m offers a $3.00 Washington and Return option for next Sunday November 9. Fare advertised with visits to the New National Museum Congressional Library Corcoran Art Gallery and other sights in the City Beautiful. Flyers and ticket agents listed Adv 257 269 261 202.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Branch
National Museum
Congressional Library
Corerean Art Gallery
Washington
Bankruptcy suit against Club Co and related indictments
Historic court notes report a bankruptcy petition in the United States District Court with creditors listing William Jones three thousand plus, Thos. Mroeter for seventy one dollars and forty five cents, and Daniel L Hennessey for twenty four hundred ninety dollars. Intervening lawyers Palmer and Series seek to protect estate of W Townsend Woer. affidavits claim loss of eight thousand dollars by Bridget Maguire. Continuous on sixty page.
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Sgie
Trenton
Mosinmith Beach Chib Hoe Co
Wis
United States District Court
Petitonias Crediters
Thes
de William Jones
Thos. Mroeter
Daniel L Hennessey
L 'Aranet
Joel
Sanford
Bridget Maguire
Creekton
Four Convicted in Trolley Case
Four men were convicted on various charges stemming from a midnight trolley car incident near Matawan and Red Bank. The group assaulted conductor James Miller, produced razors, and shots were fired after leaving the car. Sentencing set for next Thursday.
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John JW. Poster
Joseph Stewart
Desault
Kineed VanPrackle
Matawan
Twat
Astrasiger
Prederiet Cameron
VanBrackle
Freehold
Fils Pitomobile
Mir
VanBrackie
Mir Vantrackie
Cameron
Jacob Sinker
Peer
John Heiser
Maribor
Stewart Su
Singer
Cameron and
Sinnor
Dame Pisher
Newton Helmies
Peter Epps
Josep Miller
Middletown
Red Bank
Te Ear
James Miller
Sitgle
Thorsday
Asbury Park
Ocean Township Accepts Deed for Deal Lake Landing Project
Ocean Township accepts a deed for land at the foot of Deal Lake to connect Ocean Drive high way works. Funds include 1209 from Ocean towners and 500 from Jefferson Fellaman pledge, with state and Asbury Park sharing costs. The plan aims to build a bridge and spillway, with escrow held by SeInney John W. Slocum, and officials urging mobilization for construction.
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Ocean Township
Deal Lake
Samuel Jonson
Seinney
John W. Slocwm
Ovensionship
T. Frank Appleby
Ocean Highway Commission
William A. Berry
Sloomfield Haelick
Cornell Gitnithome
Asbury Park
Ocean
Monmouth County
State of New Jersey
Jefferson Fellaman
Rueber
Geran Highway Commission
Purity Congress Opens Amid Reform Talks In Minnesota
Minneapel Minn November 7 The Seventh Annual International Purity Congress opens with delegates from diverse groups addressing the suppression of white slavery and commercial vice. Speakers include educators clergy and reform leaders. topics cover youth sex education India and social purity efforts with plans for Sunday sermons and public addresses by university leaders and notable speakers.
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Minneapel Minn
International Purity Congress
Ger Inon
Welcole
Gaverney Berhart
Minnesota
Nye
Minnempotg
Congress
Keshava Deva
Hestri
India
Eit
Inatruetlan
Paul J. W. Keller
Schooly
Appeton
Charles K Taylor
Wee Eberme
Meyer Nye
Minneapolis
Virginia Brooks
Weetemmond
Indiana
Coteern
Kelhward
Rossa War
Corrie Colt
Mise Cather
Jon Noah
Dewehter
General Mouth
orthy #alvadlen Army
Huerta Defiant Preparing for War with U S
England may aid Mexico as tensions rise with the United States. Washington remains silent while Mexico strengthens defenses and prepares for possible hostilities.
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Huerta
U. S
Cabinet backs Huerta as Mexico weighs war with U S
Mexico City cabinet unanimously supports General Huerta in refusing to resign amid U S pressure over the possibility of intervention. Delays in final response aim to bolster wartime prep as American envoy John Lind arrives from Vera Cruz to report on negotiations.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Niosionu
United State
Etson
Uni
Utit Huerta
Cabs
Hiverti
John Lind
Vera Crus
P Dent Wilson
Mr. Lind
Charger
Shaughnessey
Lind
O'8hneegey
Huerta
Monthly Lyceum School Concert Presented at Parochial School
The October Lyceum School concert featured Hymn Mary Our Mother and selections by Henry Wadsworth Now Donald Macfarlane and May Curtis. Testimoniales awarded to several students while Henry Sprague, a local electrician, is home with pneumonia and Dr James Chasey reports slight improvement. A separate notice promotes the 1914 Overland 5 passenger and a commercial concert by Pauline Rice with serving dishes and beers.
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Lyceum Parochial School
Mary Our Mother
Volagees
M Whelan
Julia Hagen
Joseph Philey
Dugan
Mather Barlow
Josephy Nery
Sprague
Henjamin F. Sprague
Westw Avenue
James Chasey
Mrr
Pauline Rice
Ady
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Frank Felice
Mr. Scollante
Summer Street
Joseph Petrone
Spring Street
Michele
Cetaenarii
Hreeve
Ronge
The
Daily Record
J. Howard Burns
Howard Stokes
Frank Newcomb
Raymond Hogers
James Burns
C. A. Morris
Samuel Hayden, Jr
Samuel Hayden
D. K. White
J. William Jones
Bayomore
Sugar Bowl
Erie
Amanda. Smith
Sovernor Taylor
Mrs. Miner
Shanoy
A. Stricklin
Broadway
Bickel & Watson
Tadv
New York
Gat
Simpson Church
Arrold Latios
Red Mak
Simpson Memorial
Afteen
Club CO
Monmouth Beach
Butts
Enterprise
Big
Len
Mrs. Coenen
Philin Selinidte
Bennett
Ceen
Childresd
A. Stricktin
Cookmanuve
Aebury Park
Renorta
Tom Veore
Jeoeh Steinbner
England
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