United States in Mexico Holds Fire as Huerta Tightens Grip
Negotiations between General Carranza and William Hale broke off over US demand for an election pledge if Huerta is ousted. In Mexico City Huerta to address Congress defending his actions, with Senate and Deputies expected to back him. Tax on cotton raised, food scarce, prices high as officials grow tense. Continued on Sixth Page.
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Douglas
Arizona
Carranza
William B. Hale
United States
Huerta
Revolutionary Junta
Nogales
Mexico City
Mexico
Mexican Congress
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Francisco I. Madero
Series of Y M C A Functions Planned in Red Bank
A schedule of YMCA activities outlines upcoming events in Red Bank including a Friday supper and talks for county YMCA members on November 21, a reception for the Ladies Auxiliary on November 28, and an entertainment program on December 19 featuring parts of a Girls Minstrel show and a playlet The Nearer and Father Light Society will present The Sweet Family An admission fee will be charged A YMCA gym program runs daily with a skilled director, Saturday boys classes, and a Red Bank Checker Club organized by Captain Thomas Tallman William B Bunn serves as ancient secretary planning monthly entertainments through March The December 8 concert by the Columbia Quartet opens a series with later performances by Dr Gabriel R Maguire Shurgopavi Mareh 1h and the Senior Caravelli Concert Party.
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Red Bank
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Y. M
Sweet Family
Nearer
Father Light Society
First Baptist Church
Thomas Tallman
William B. Bunn
Yo M.C. A
Columbia Quartet and Concert Company
Gabriel R. Maguire
Africa
Shurgopavi
Mareh
Caravelli
Independents Honor James Ennis Jr At Firemen Dinner
The Independent Engine and Truck Company hosted a large social dinner at the firehouse for James Ennis Jr as the department's candidate for second assistant chief. Over 226 firemen attended a banquet with a life size portrait, music by a colored quartet, and reminders from officials including Senator John W. Slocum and Commissioners Arrowsmith Howland and Fleck. Louis Huhn, Ennis opponent, also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhe
Independent Engine and Truck Company
James Ennis, Jr
James Ennis
John W. Slocum
Arrowsmith
Howland and Fleck
Henry Joline
Oceanic Fire Co
Pngine and Truck Company No. 1
Department
Mr. Ennis
Louis Huhn
West End Company
Jersey City Gas Rates Probe Questioned by State Board
The State Board of Public Utility Commissioners urged Jersey City to pause further inquiry into Public Service Gas Company rates. A special report by Alfred B. Forstall found the base price in the Hudson Division cannot drop below 90 cents per thousand cubic feet and warned that shifting to a city or service-based cost could raise rates for many small consumers. The board will continue the electric light rates investigation.
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Trenton
Public Service Gas Company
Jersey City
State Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Board of City Commissioners
Alfred B. Forstall
Forstall
State Board
Hudson Division
Hudson
Esdex
Eatontown Firemen's Auxiliary Meeting Report
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 of Eatontown held a meeting last night at Mrs. Archie Maby's Broad Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hook and Ladder Co
Eatontown
Archie Maby
Broad Street
Reward offered for information on dog poisoning case
A $25 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of the person who poisoned a dog. The notice lists Andy Lustbaum and mentions a supper Thursday night at Metrodtat Church in Eatontown.
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Dog
Andy Lustbaum
Metrodtat Church
Eatontown
False Alarms Persist As Stage Harness Breaks and Horse Runs Wild
Police and fire crews grapple with another wave of false alarms. At Ocean avenue and Broadway a stage is struck by a speeding car, a man nearly hit, and a horse runs wild after a harness detaches. Firefighters warn of continuing danger as they pursue the culprits behind the siren hoaxes.
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Cornor
Ocean Avenue
Broadway
Long Broadway
Westwood and
Third Avenue
Branchport Hose Co
Commissioner of Public Safety
Joseph Zimmerman
Hig
Second Avenue
Zimmerman
North Broadway
Beach Misconduct Leads To Nine Months In Jail
Rocco Rosano a laborer with prior trouble was arrested after complaints of indecent exposure along the beach. After a two week entrapment effort he faced Recorder Arrowsmith who noted a third offense, a wife and four children, and sentenced him to six months in the county jail. Asbury Park City Council approved buying a 90 by 175 foot plot on Railroad avenue for a corporation yard at $5,000, owned by Countman elect G. William Treat who takes his seat in January. James A. Bradley refused to renew the city’s lease on the yard property. St James Parish Hall in Asbury Park hosts a Turkey Supper on Thursday Nov 8 at 5 30 Tickets 50 cents with fancy articles for sale.
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Rocco Rosano
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
Department of Public Safety
Recorder’s Court
Aabury Park
City
Asbury Park
Railroad Avenue
Countman
G. William Treat
James A. Bradley
St. James’ Parish
St. James' Parish Hall
F Howard Lloyd Elected Grand Warden In New Jersey
F Howard Lloyd of Matawan was yesterday elected grand warden of the Grand Lodge I C O F at Trenton. He is a past grand of Knickerbocker Judge 62 and the present grand guardian. Also elected were James H White Paterson grand master Harry S Pine Trenton grand secretary and E O Bussing Paterson grand representative. Trenton remains the grand lodge convention site next year amid a Newark Jersey City contest. The Pine administration saw state membership rise to 30 810 and assets exceed $300 000 with $925 339 13 paid in relief over six years. The Home for the aged in Trenton costs 65 823 10 and is supported by a 20 539 63 endowment. The subordinate judges paid 807 547 75 in relief and related costs last year. The Odd Fellowship spans vast areas including the U S Canada Alaska South America Cuba and many other regions.
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F. Howard Lloyd
Matawan
Grand Lodge
Trenton
Knickerbocker
B. C. Lippincott
Lloyd
Monmouth County
James H. White
Paterson
Harry 8. Pine
E. O. Bussing
Charles A. Woodruff
Newark
Henry J. Melosh
Jersey City
Frank W. Tussey
Camden
Leity
Pine
Odd Fellowship
United States
Canada
Alaska
South America
Cuba
France
Hawaii
Japan
Mexico
Panama
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Yukon
Australia
Denmark
Germany
Sweden
Netherlands
Switzerland
Mrs Nnewing Bride of Dr Pemberton in Quiet City Wedding
Dr H H Pemberton who has moved from practice to real estate and Mrs Iva Jackaway Newing daughter of John W. Jackaway of Sixth Avenue were quietly married last night at the bride's home. Rev John G Lovell officiated with only relatives present. The couple will reside at the Jackaway home for now and plan a southern tour later.
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H. H. Pemberton
Inée
Iva Jackaway Newing
John W. Jackaway
Sixth Avenue
John G. Lovell
First Presbyterian Church
No Delay in New Post Office Building Site Debate
Representative Thomas J. Scully met with city citizens at City Hall to discuss plans for the federal post office. He urged not to alter the seven foot six inch sidewalk plan, noting bids close in Washington and that delay could push start dates into December. Local bidder Joseph Finn was named. Scully spoke against the Seaman’s Bill unless amended to exclude river and bay steamers and pledged to press Garfield Monument funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Scully
Third Congressional District
Councilmanke Chamber
City Hall
Federal Post Office
Washington, D. C
Joseph Finn
Scully
Wilson
Jersey
Negotiations for a New Hotel Here
Ernest Fribourg, known to hotel guests, visited the city to inspect West End Cottages and note interior work before next season. He is negotiating for a new modern hotel of over three hundred rooms. location not disclosed until several deals close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Fribong
West End
Fribourg
Hie
Sea Bright Opposes Seaman's Bill At Tuesday Meeting
Sea Bright Board of Trade adopted resolutions condemning the Seaman's bill and urging Representative Scully to oppose passage unless amended to exempt steamers on bays and rivers. A Long Branch delegation urged action. trolley extension, rights of way, and bridge crossings discussed with Monmouth County Electric and State Utility Board backing. Nearly 1,000 feet of consents secured for a Ridge road route toward the bridge with crossovers planned through Ward avenue and Washington Street.
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Sea Bright Board of Trade
Packer
Chamber of Commerce
Scully
Sea Bright
P. Hall Packer
W. F. Hogan
Monmouth County Electric Company
Ward Avenue
Shrewsbury Drive
Washington Street
Packer Avenue
Board of Freeholders
Ocean Avenue
Centre Street
Decision in Schmidt case tomorrow in New York
Alienists watched Hans Schmidt the priest who killed Anna Aumuel ter. The District Attorney suspects shamming insanity. Schmidt refused access to physicians. Judge Foster will rule tomorrow on a lunacy commission request by attorney T J McManus. Also reports Heldts welcome a baby girl in Union avenue.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuelter
Schmidt
T. J. McManus
Foster
Strong rehearsal marks a top Long Branch Club night
The Long Branch Musical Club held a stellar regular rehearsal Monday evening with high spirits and excellent work. Director Mr. Carre expressed evident satisfaction as associated membership tickets were distributed to active members after the session.
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Long Branch Musical Club
Carre
Dutch Supper Aids Atlantic Highlands Church Basement
The Ladies Aid Society of the Atlantic Highlands Presbyterian Church held a Dutch supper last night in the church basement. German home made dishes drew a large crowd. Proceeds fund equipment and furniture for the basement. Mrs. Thomas Pelcher chaired the committee and led the successful event. Turkey Sapper. Nov 20, 4:20 p.m. Tickets 50 cents. Sale of fancy articles.
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Ladies' Aid Society
Atlantic Highlands Presbyterian Church
Thomas Pelcher
Highland Avenue
Five arraigned on election fraud charge in Bel mar case
Keyport and Natawan, five defendants enter not guilty pleas to two indictments alleging election fraud. The Bel mar case includes two counts with pending trial, as other pleas are entered.
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Bel
Not Guilty Pleas Filed In Belmar Conspiracy Indictments
Coroner Albert W Bennett William S Jackson John Cortes Benjamin McDuffy and Benjamin Hurley pleaded not guilty before Judge Foster to two indictments alleging conspiracy to obtain false registrations in Belmar. Bennett Corlies and Jackson bailed. McDuffy and Hurley jailed awaiting December 16 trial.
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Albert W. Bennett
Williams
Jackson
John Cortes
Benjamin McDuffy
Benjamin Hurley
Foster
Belmar
Bennett
Corlies
McDuffy
Hurley
Warren Garrigan
Uuty
Middletown Township
Gregio
Joseph Trasconoro
Erico Rosati
Harry H. Clayton
Red Bank
Teacher in Atlantic Highlands Faces Court Slapping Charge
Miss Irene Chapman a high school manual training and drawing instructor in Atlantic Highlands was arraigned before Recorder G. Williams on a charge of slapping and shaking Rutherford Porteus twelve year old son of Charles Porteus. Porteus senior posted $200 bail. The incident arose after the boy refused to work in the manual training room. Chapman claimed the boy failed to obey orders and slapped him in the face and shook him. The case was reported to the principal and mother before Porteus obtained a warrant urged by the lad’s father.
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Irene Chapman
Atlantic Highlands
G. @. Williams
Rutherford Porteus
Charles R. Porteus
Chapmah
Miss Chapman
Caashoony
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Ital
Blanquet
U. S
Y.M. C
F Howard Lloyd
John W. Flock
Tin _ton Falls
William Casey
Port Monmouth
William
Middletown
New Monmouth
Belford
Keansburg
Keyport
Holmdel
Woods
Richard Wood
Monmouth Beach
Mrs. Nnewing
DR. Pemberton
Pauline Rice
Adv Yaseir
Congressman Scully
Garfield Monument Association
Post Office
Library Committee
Long Branch Ap
Freehold
Edward Miller
Branchport Avenue
John Dugan
Wall Street
William Mack
Fielder
State House
N. J
James F. Fielder
Secretary of State
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
Fielder Campaien
Maurice Kraus
David Kraus
Wall Paper
Trade Board
Schmidt Caoe
Heldt
John Heldt, Jr
Union Avenue
Natawan
Mar Case
Pend
Ing
Benjamin Ottman Poauke
Coast Gay Company
Clarence Kernan
Hatontown
John Simpson
Sophie Hardy
George W. Brown
Attlantic Highlands Nationa Bank
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