President May Announce Mexican Policy Soon
Mexico City reports Huerta consolidates cabinet position as Aldape expected to resign amid tensions with Blanquet and Modeno. US faces Mexico crisis as Wilson plans a public policy outline before December 20 Congress. US-European relations improve while Tuxpam row endangers Americans. 26 rescued to safety aboard Louisiana and Wheeling.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Aldape
Blanquet
Modeno
Carranzists
Dr. Hale
Mrs Crum Funeral Tribute At Bath Avenue Home
Funeral held for Mrs Richard D Crum from the Bath avenue home with Rev Dr John Y Dobbins of St Luke s M I Church officiating He praised her memory and noted his pastoral visits during her long illness Burial followed at Greenlawn cemetery under funeral director John G Sexton Pallbearers named A D Sherman John C Flinn Charles A Halleck Tylee W Emmons William Kane and Nelgon B Olmstead.
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St. Luke’s
Richard D. Crum
Crum
Bath Avenue
John Y. Dobbins
M. I. Church
Dobbing
Greenlawn Cemetery
John G. Sexton
A. D. Sherman
John C. Flinn
Charles A. Halleck
Tylee W. Emmons
William Kane
Nelgon
Olmstead
Howland 10 Move the Mason Cottage Howland 10 Move the Mason Cottage
The Mason cottage at Sea Bright opposite the drawbridge will be moved after sale by Sea Bright Beach Club to Jesse A Howland. Howland plans to divide the 60 by 60 foot 21 room building into three houses on his Riverfront property with Newman Bros. of Spring Lake handling the contract. The Beach Club will use the vacated land for an expanded ocean avenue bathing establishment. The cottage, built about forty years ago, remains in solid condition. Howland has already rented the houses prior to their move.
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Sea Brigh
Ocean Avenue
William A. Stevens
Sea Bright Beach Club
Jesse A Howland
Newman Bros
Spring Lake
Beach Club
Sea Bright
Howland
Ocean Grove Denies Opposition to Senator Slocum
Dr. A E Ballard president of the Ocean Grove Association denounces a newspaper claim that the group would oppose Senator John W Slocum for Senate president as absolutely incorrect He asserts Slocum was fair in Borough Bill proceedings and would likely be supportive this year to guard against past committee trickery.
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A. E. Ballard
Ocean Grove Association
John W. Slocum
Senate
Slocum
Dr. Ballard
Ocean Grove
Borough
Berlough
Secretary Bryan Narrow Escape On Wet D C Streets
Washington November 12 Secretary of State Bryan had a narrow escape when his horse slipped on wet asphalt during a morning ride. He stayed upright and unharmed, continuing his ride and walking home with the animal uninjured.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
Freeholders Award Sweetman Gravel Road Contract
At Freehold the Board of Chosen Freeholders awarded the Sweetman gravel road project to W. H. Fittcroft of Farmingdale for 2182.50, with rivals at 2385.00 and 2375.00. The board also sought reasons why widows pension checks had not arrived after mailing them to the State Board of Charities Guardians a month ago. A Middletown proposal to turn Riverside Drive into a county country road was debated, with residents urging protections against arbitrary grading and landscape impact, and a state highway contact to be pursued.
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Freehold
Sweetman
W. H. Fittcroft
Farmingdale
Frank ©. Bryan
Red Bank
Ir. Hartman
Joseph L. Butcher
Robert C. Thompson
State Board of Charities Guardians
Thompson
Middletown Township
Riverside Drive
Jones
Samuel Riker
Willian Vaughn
J. G. Timoblat
Back from visit to old Hamburg home
John Pohl, Sheridan Hotel bartender at Red Bank, returns from a six week trip to Germany. He visits his birth city Hamburg and finds family well after 22 years away. He says Germany is fine but America is best. He traveled with wife and son John Jr. The Pretoria of the HAPAG Line carried them there and back, though a mid Atlantic storm damaged a starboard engine delaying the return.
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John Pohl
Sheridan Hotel
Red Bank
Germany
Hamburg
Mr. Pohl
United States
Body of Gustav Hamburger Found in Long Island Sound
The body of Gustav R. Hamburger health inspector of Mt. Vernon was found today floating in Long Island Sound near Fisher's Island after a week’s disappearance. Friends suspect suicide. he mailed his will to his stenographer before vanishing. A late season dance by the Young Ladies' Social Club is announced for Townley's Hall Wednesday night with prive waltz.
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New York
Gustav R. Hamburger
Mt. Vernon
Long Island Sound
Fisher's Island
Young Ladies
Townley's
Grand Jury Dinner Noted For Monmouth County Officials
The October term Monmouth County Grand Jurors with court officers and guests numbered about sixty enjoyed a dinner at Charles H Greene's Third Avenue Hotel. Dr John H Van Mater chaired the after diner toast, with committee members listed, and a long roster of grand inquest members named from towns including Eatontown Asbury Park Perrineville Long Branch Sea Bright Belmar and more. The Independent Fire Co Woman's Auxiliary postponed their dance from November 26 to November 28.
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Monmouth County
Charles H. Greene
Third Avenue
Charles J1. Greene, Jr
Greene
John H. van Mater
Charles Rosencrang
Nathan Voxel
George K. Ragera
Daniel Doran
Grand Inouse
James B. Hathaway
Foreman Eatontown
John W. Aymar
Asbury Park
Jeremiah Blodgett
Lats
William R. Conover
Baird
Benjamin K. Clayton
Perrineville
George M. Davison
John R. Donovan
Port Monmouth
Long Branch
Charles J. Greene, Jr
Daniel al. Hills
Spring Lake
Stedman A. Ho
West Grove
William L. Johnson
Adelphia
Charles W. Manahan
Englichtown
Thomas Minton
Fair Haven
George K Rogers
Belmar
Charles Roseterans
Thomas J. Sweeney
Sea Bright
Joba
Wempers
Independent Fire Co
Branchport Hose Co
Move to Buy Factory Sites in Long Branch
City commissioners push plan to reclaim low land for factory sites with filling in. A 4-1 vote backed the measure, seeking municipal power to acquire land for industry to boost employment, while outlining a bill for action. Also today a police pension ordinance passed on first reading.
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John W. Flock
Board of Commissioners
Woolley
Long Branch
Zame
Debaters to tackle church efficiency at Red Bank forum
A debate in the First Baptist Church Lecture Room Red Bank tomorrow night will examine if the church is efficient and appeals to business practicality. Elmer E. Carlile and Harry C. McLean will argue the affirmative with John Beet and Lynn Dr Hunt for the negative.
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First Baptist Church
Red Bank
Men's League
League
Elmer E. Carlile
Harry C. McLean
John Beet
Lynn
Hunt
Beet
Massachusetts
Carlile
McLean
Johns. Applegate, Sr
William A Sweeney
Red Bank Standard
Thomas Coulton
New York
Minnesink Park
Local bowlers debut in Monmouth County League
Yenkins called the opening event in the newly formed Monmouth County Bowling League where twelve teams competed in six matches. Long Branch, Overlands, Independents and Elberons posted strong showings. The Long Branch team, led by Harold N. Silvers, faced Asbury Park Wheelmen Regulars at Elkwood Recreation alleys in a spirited start to what may become a major county bowling tournament.
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Yenkins
Monmouth County Bowling League
Long Branch
Overlands
Independents
Elberons
Harold N. Silvers
Asbury Park Wheelmen
Elkwood
Wheelmen
Miss Edith Walters Dies in New York Hospital
Edith Walters daughter of the late Charles L. Walters former Monmouth county assemblyman and author of the flag bill died in a private New York sanitarium after tumor surgery. Survived by mother Mrs Charles L Walters Red Bank and brother Clinton Walters New York she had lived in Sea Bright previously.
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Edith Walters
Charles L. Walters
Monmouth County
New York
Miss Walters
Red Bank
Old & Brother
Clinton Walters
Sea Bright
Dead in Peru Earthquake Leaves Hundreds Homeless
Lima reports an Abancay Province quake last Friday left more than 400 homeless and at least 160 dead. Telegraph wires were wiped out, with news arriving by courier today. Government orders food and nurses to the disaster site.
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Lima
Peru
Abancay
Miss Fiorentino Weds Vitella at Holy Trinity Church
Miss Mary Fiorentino, daughter of Mr and Mrs Luigi Fiorentino, married Nicholas Vitella on Sunday November 9 at 4 pm in Holy Trinity Church. Rev Fischer officiated. The bride wore a white silk robe with beaded chiffon and orange blossom wreath, carried white roses. Bridesmaid Miss Bella DeLuca of New York wore a white silk dress with peach sash and pink roses. Best man Thomas Viracola of Long Branch. Reception at 269 World Avenue. Clarence Dennis provided music.
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Nicholas Vitella
Holy Trinity Church
Mary Fiorentino
Luigi Fiorentino
Fischer
Eastor
Bella DeLuca
New York
Thomas Viracola
Long Branch
World Avenue
Clarence Dennis
Great Lakes storm sinks ships. many dead on lake
Severe blizzard and lake storm devastates the Great Lakes region. Six men die on lightship No 82 near Buffalo, five bodies wash ashore near Port Huron, and seventeen from Regle in Lake Huron. Widespread wrecks, thousands in danger, and the city of Cleveland faces possible flood and pestilence amid ruined water supplies and halted communications.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Port Huron
Wexford
Lake Huron
Regle
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
MR STONAKER IN NEW FIELD REPRESENTING UNDERWRITERS
Edward Stonaker of Eiberon is back in the field representing the Commercial Underwriters of Philadelphia. He was sent to meet business houses about advertising and collecting old and doubtful accounts. He previously worked to promote the Saturday Evening Post in this territory and studied at Bohovle in Philadelphia. Mayor-Elect Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell sail for a three week vacation starting in New York, with Jamaica and the Panama Canal on the itinerary. A concert by Miss Pauline and her Lady Orchestra offers Chop and other dishes with domestic beers.
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Hall
William H. Hall
New York Telephone Company
Red Bank Young Men's Christian Association
Philadelphia
Edward Stonaker
Eiberon
Saturday Evening Post
Stonaker
Philadelp
Bohov
New York
John Purroy Mitchell
Mitchell
Jamaica
Panama Canal
Leone
Pauline
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Seattle
Wash
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Vatican
New Hazelton
British Columbia
Legarde
Army Aviation Corps
Villa Cowblay
Pedro
Harry Eaton
Park Avenue
Elberon
Mason Cottage
Close Bryan Call
Old Hamburg
Sound
Third Ave
Wilbert A. Beecroft
J. H. van Mater
Charles Rosencrans
Civil Service Opinion
Beilins
Kleff
Russia
America
Mende Beilins
Morrin- Gest-Wollheim Theatrical
Melliss
Unio
Belllas
Long Branch, Overlands and
Miss. Walters
N.Y. Hospital
Raymond Sweezy
Ard
George A. Sweesy
Shore Road
Randson
Frank A. Sweezy
Newark
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Welford
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Toronto
Red Hawk
Tao
Miss Fiorentino
Rumacn Rebecca Lodge
Mary van Brunt
Noble
Alma F. Benson
Cleve
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