Juarez Falls to Constitutionalists in Fierce Battle
A Constitutionalist army captured Juarez after a hours long engagement. Hundreds died or wounded as rifles and field guns fired through the city. Americans faced danger while residents fled to the United States across the International bridge. General Villa led the victorious forces and precautions were taken to curb looting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EI Paso
Tex
Juarez
United States
R. B. L. Mitchie
Scott
United States Border Patrol
International Bridge
Villa
Castro
Singer Held For Matawan Assault
County Detective William D. Hulse brought 26 year old Jacob Singer of Keyport to Freehold jail after his Raleigh arrest on a charge of involvement in the Matawan assault on Elwood Van Brackle the night of September 20. Singer, with Frederick Cameron and Joseph Stewart, lured Van Brackle to a Freehold bound ride, struck him with a brick, and attempted to steal the car. Stewart later sat in the car and was acquitted last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Hulse
Freehold
Jacob Singer
Keyport
Raleigh
N. C
Elwood van Brackle
Matawan
Singer
Frederick Cameron
Joseph Stewart
Mr. van Brackle
Marlboro
van Brackle
Cameron
Stewart
Hulse
Martin Singer
New York
Auto Passenger Bus To Run On Broadway Area Next Week
Beginning Monday, C Dorman McFaddin, Broadway garage man, will operate an automobile bus serving Broadway, Third and Second avenues, and Central station. The route starts at Britton's Drug Store near Chattle Fountain, catching the 8:15 am north train and later key trains. Fares vary from five cents on Broadway to ten cents to Central station, with dime end-to-end for extreme Broadway passengers. The dozen-seat, well ventilated bus schedule remains tentative pending conditions. Also, a school pilfering case at Manasquan High School ends with Principal Satchell reporting the pupil responsible after a period of pocket losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Dorman McFaddin
Broadway
Third Avenue
Second Avenue
Central Station
Britton's Drug Store
Chattle Fountain
Garfield
Rival Sworn In Still Claims Office In N J City
Harry VanNote, a young Democrat, received his certificate of election and was sworn in as constable by Borough Counsel Howard S. Higginson. Despite initial confusion over the vote, and a corrected count indicating VanNote’s win, he will assume duties January 1. Also, Miss Anna W. Davis of this city will attend the New Jersey Conference Women’s Home Missionary Society annual convention at Mount Holly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry VanNote
Albert C. Harrison
Howard S. Higginson
VanNote
Freehold
Harrison
Patterson
Anna W. Davis
New Jersey Conference Women's Home Missionary Society
Mount Holly
Steam Er Tempest Arrives After Lost in Lakes
The steam er Tempest and her barge, reported lost with 21 men, arrived at Duluth, Minnesota, on November 15 after being presumed missing in the Great Lakes voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Tempest
Lakes
Shrewsbury Social Pleases Audience at Church Event
The Helping Hand Society of Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church hosted a social in the Sunday school room last night. A 16 dollar silver offering went to the music committee. Refreshments were served. Performers included Miss Beatrice Chamberlain, Miss Sara Armstrong, Miss Helen Powers, Miss Alma Waiting, Eugene Magee, Harold Nevins, and Miss Mary Dennis. The social committee listed several members and a Turkey Supper fundraiser is planned for St. James Parish Hall on Thursday Nov 20 with 50 cent tickets and a sale of fancy articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church
Beatrice Chamberlain
Sara Armstrong
Helen Powers
Alma ‘Waiting
Eugene Magee Reading
Pe Tarital
Harold Nevins
Miiss Mary Dennis
EB. 8
Valentine
Aaron Armstrong
H. T. Partree
Ed. Armstrong
Ada B. Nafew
St. James’ Parish
Imperial Hotel
Wilbur
Gardner
Dave Johnston
Hubert Kelly
J. James’ Parish Hall
Fire Endangering Smith Home Sparks Alarm in Red Bank
John J. Smith and his wife escaped a kitchen blaze in their Bergen place residence Red Bank after he awoke to crackling flames. The fire started near hanging clothes by the stove, was confined by firefighters, and caused total kitchen destruction with dining room damage. Insurance covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Smith
Bergen Place
Red Bank
Broad Street
Dance for Teachers and Pupils a Roaring Success
The Intermedial gym hosted a dance for faculty from three schools, pupils, and parents. A small admission fee funded decor and future events. about 125 people attended to mingle pupils, teachers, and families, with Dennett and Arthur providing music. Proceeds cover expenses for another similar gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle
Josephine A. McAllister
Meredith Parker
Robert Sinclair
Spencer Gulick
James Cattanach
Hollie Baker
Byron Blaisdell
Alvin Poole
Dorothy van Brunt
Helen Clark
Mildred Proctor
Regina Mullen
Mildred Clark
Beatrice Rue
Hazel Barham
Dorothy Carr
Alma Hendrickson
Dennett
Arthur
Afternoon session of New Brunswick District Woman's Home meeting
The semi annual meeting of the New Brunswick District Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church met at St Luke's M B Church yesterday. The afternoon program was exceptionally interesting and followed yesterday's Record. Prof G A Parslow and Miss Consuela Parslow sang a fine duet. Reports from the National Convention in Washington were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Ackerson Seeks Prosecutor Post in Monmouth County
Henry B. Ackerson Jr of Keyport seeks appointment as prosecutor of the pleas for Monmouth County courts by Governor Fielder. Ackerson is described as a rising young lawyer. his father Cornelius Ackerson is cashier at People's National Bank in Keyport. The notice invites Hebrew Burial Ground Association members and friends to the unveiling of Adeline Mark’s monument at Long Branch Hebrew Burial Ground, on Sunday at 2.80 p.m., weather permitting, with a rain date the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Ackerson, Jr
Keyport
Monmouth County
Fielder
Ackerson
Mr. Ackerson
Cornelius Ackerson
People's National Bank
Hebrew Burying Ground Asociation
Adeline Mark
Ady
Thanksgiving Eve Playlets at St Luke's Sunday School
Rehearsals advance for Thanksgiving eve entertainments at St Luke's M B Sunday School in two plays. Miss Jessie A Kelley leads the ladies piece Our Church Fair with roles for Mrs Roberts and others, while the young men perform Shall Our Mothers Vote addressing suffrage. A 20-piece school orchestra provides music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Church
St. Luke’s
M. B
Our Church Fair
Jessie A. Kelley
Roberts
Grace L. Hill
Henry
W. A. Parslow
Jackson
Sewing Circle
Neva M. Hibner
Bret
Lena M. Hazelton
Lewis
Louise Spence
Lawson
Charles L. Edwards
Brown
A. Badger
Addison
Marion E. Leland
Ridgely
Louise
Fenstermacher
Ottis
Miss Green
Thompson
Anney L. Waring
Drew
Clara
Franklin Black
John Ready
Henry D. Brinley
James Rose
Howell Brown
Tom Slowhoy
Chester A. Dennis
Sam Sly
J. Russell Woolley
Frank Wilson
L. Henry Cobb
Charley Boardman
Elmer Sawyer
John Shapter
Isaac Pearl
Lyron Blaisdell
Percy Kimball
John Carhart
Norval Young
Clifford Erickson
Michael Shea
Edwin L. Reed
Oakhurst Realty Officers Elected in Jersey City
The Alvord and Smith Realty Company elected officers and directors in Jersey City yesterday. Ramon G. Cadiz of New York was chosen president, Theodore H. Schopper of Arlington New Jersey vice president, Harrison Rockefeller treasurer, Ludwig Plass assistant treasurer, and Justus W. Smith of Oakhurst secretary. Directors named were Cadiz, Hay, Rockefeller, Schopper, Plass, and Schopper. The firm plans substantial land improvements this fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvord & Smith Realty Company
West Alberon Park
West Park Avenue
Oakhurst
Jersey City
Ramon G. Cadiz
New York
Theodore H. Schopper
Arlington
N. J
Harrison Rockefeller
Ludwig Plass
Justus W. Smith
Megsars
George T. Hay
Ludwig Plaes
Suffragettes Hurl Eggs at English Judge in Court
In London Old Bailey Court, Elia Pearce, a militant arson squad member, was sentenced to eighteen months. Suffragettes protested inside the courtroom, throwing hammers, tomatoes, and eggs at the judge. five ringleaders were later arrested amid the New York-like commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Old Bailly Court
Elia Pearce
Damages award in Matawan arrest case and club plans
A jury in Freehold awarded Joseph F. Johnston 200 in damages in a false arrest suit against Matawan police official Bartimus Tice and Chief Mulsoff. Johnston alleged improper restraint after a March 12 incident near Matawan. Tice faced 150 and Mulsoff 50 in damages. The Red Bank Motorboat Club outlined December banquet plans at the Globe Hotel Red Bank with officials and trustees named as part of its evolving structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Joseph F. Johnston
Red Bank
Atrolman Bartimus Tice
John Mulsoff
Matawan
Officer Tice
Mulgoff
Nelson Y. Dungan
Johnston
N. Y
Tice
Johnson
Wrest
Red Bank Motorboat Club
Globe Hotel
Stockton Axon
Wilson
Boys String Wire Across Sidewalk On Chelsea Avenue
A group of boys and young men are accused of strunging a wire across the Chelsea avenue sidewalk and trampling pedestrians. Charles Sacco pressed charges in Recorder's court as others stood trial. most admitted guilt but denied responsibility. Recorder Arrowsmith postponed the case until next Saturday and warned strict conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Charles Sacco
Recorder’s Court
Chelsea Avenue
Arrowsmith
Pleasing Musical Event At Presbyterian Church
A crowd gathered in the First Presbyterian Church lecture room for a Woman's Social Union sponsored musical program directed by Mika, Adelaide Rees, and Miss Louise Bruoke. The quartet Warthe Bruske Meredith Parker Morton Smith provided a feature, with recitations by Beatrice Rue Agnes ennis and Jerome Van Brakle. Refreshments followed as plans for more events were announced. Over one hundred attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Social Union
First Presbyterian Church
Mika
Adelaide Rees
Louise Bruoke
Warthe
Bruske
Meredith Parker
Morton Smith
Mr. Smith
Cole
Beatrice Rue
Agnes Ennis
Jerome van Brakle
Wireless Operator Goes on Long Trip to England
Howard West of North Long Branch, chief wireless operator on the liner Voltaire, sails soon for Buenos Aires then England. He expects six to eight weeks abroad, his fourth trip to Buenos Aires. Known as Bud, he once ran an amateur wireless station and posted local baseball scores nightly. He may return in April or May. Also noted, Fred P. Wilcox of the United States Express Company visits Syracuse, cheering his son at university, and Ocean Grove telegraph service closes for winter, angering residents who rely on Asbury Park for communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
West
Milton West
Church Street
North
Long Bratch
England
Beunos Ayres
Bennos Ayres
Vibilancia
Bud
North Long Branch
New York
Southern
Fred P. Wilcox
United States Express Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Fred, Jr
Wilcox
Commerce Board to Hear Reports on Civic Plans
The postponed annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade will convene at City Hall next Monday night. Reports from the secretary, treasurer, and carnival committee will detail the year's work, with receipts and disbursements and event reviews. Recommendations may be offered as action aims to form a healthier civic organization for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Carnival Committee
Steamer Balmes Burned at Sea. All Aboard Saved
Fire broke out in the hold of the steamer Balmes laden with cotton and rum. The blaze could not be checked but all aboard were saved, with 103 passengers rescued amid the danger and efforts of nearby ships and crew.
Third Cunard Rescue Aids Balmes Off Bermuda
The Spanish steamship Balmes bound Havana to Cadiz is burning at sea with 103 passengers saved by Cunard liner Pannonia. The Pannonia rushed to assist, diverted to Bermuda, and reported the position 60 miles east of Bermuda. Details came via Lloyd's Marine Agency in Bermuda. Nearby, Dominion Coal reports hope lost for the missing collier Bridgeport with 42 crew.
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New York
Balmes
Havana
Cadiz
Cunard
Pannonia
Cape Race
Lloyd's Marine Agency
Bermuda
Cunard Line
Lloyd Agency
Montreal
Que
Dominion Coal Company
Bridgeport
Breton
Rices Invited to Wilson Wedding Nuptials
Mr and Mrs Melvin A Rice of Leonardo are invited to attend the nuptials of Miss Jessie Wilson daughter of the President of Mra Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin A. Rice
Leonardo
Jessie Wilson
Mra
Wilson
Recorder's Court Biting Case Involving Florence West And Alice
Florence West and Alice (Weass) Carney faced Recorder Arrowsmith over a Saturday evening bite on Broadway and Liberty. West testified of being bitten and verbally abused. Alice denied the accusation and claimed cordial relations. Witness Scott saw a bite but noted no argument. The case, with conflicting testimony, may be dropped if the complainant does not pursue it. The judge quipped about potential muzzle for the assailant if bites continue amid high meat prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence West
Allee Carney
Recorder's Court
Broadway
Liberty Street
West
Alice
Scott
Morence
Recorder Arrowsmith
Florence
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Carranza
Mexico
Great Britain
France
Japan
U. S
Policy
Huerta
the Imperial Hotel
Wilbur Gardner
McFaddin
Manasquan High School
Satchell
Shrewsbury
Stove
Oakhurst Realty
Motorboat Club
Mulsoff
Pierre A. Proal
Capt
Charles Inw N
John Morrow, Jr
Laula Frick
W. Harold Powers
A. 8. Miller
F. C. Storck
Clarke Holbrok
George Cloistein
Lester Rk, Rosas
Melvin Allaire
Captain Walling
Trenton
Taylor
Edward R. Slocum
Willam R. Moore
Slocum
Raymond Street
Walling
Mr. Moore
Sheepshead Bay
Price's Dock
Pleasure
Pauline Rice
Mr. Wilcox
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Commerce Board
U. 8
Manila
Philippine Island
Ajax
Pacific Fleet
Guam
Wall Paper Reduction
Gale
Wall Paper
A. F. Golden
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