Highest court upholds Euernile prison sentence
The Court of Errors and Appeals affirmed the conviction of Louis Kuehnle, Atlantic City political leader, on an indictment charging a municipal official with involvement in a contract. The vote to affirm was 8 to 1, with Justice Minturn in dissent. The case concerned awarding contracts to Ss. F. S. Lockwood while he served as a figurehead for United Paving Co. (Continued on Sixth Page.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Trenton
Louis Kuehnle
Atlantic City
Court of Errors and Appeals
Minturn
Gummere
Garrison
Bergen
Voorhees
Kalisch
Rogert
White
Auto Knocks Down Horse At Red Bank
A horse is knocked down by an automobile at Red Bank. Borough officials uncover no ordinance regulating reckless auto driving though one exists for horses. A warrant may be sworn for an arrest under state automobile law as local police resist municipal traffic rules. State commissioners oppose local traffic laws and fines go to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sted Bank
Chapter Nason Enjoys Banquet at Standard Chapter
Grand High Priest Lorenzo P D San bern visits Standard Chapter No. 25 Royal Arch Masons at Masonic Hall. Convocation draws many members and visitors. a banquet at Merchants Hotel follows, served by Edward H. Emmons. Chapter closes a successful year and plans elections next month. Amateur night and a children dancing class are advertised.
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Lorenzo PD. Sanbern
Royal Arey Masons
Standard Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
Edward H. Emmons
Merchants Hotel
Himmons
Junior Mechanics Attend Service In Monmouth County
State Councilor Frank Marta led a proclamation reading as junior Masonic groups from Neptune Long Branch Crystal Wave Pride of Hollywood G A R and Sons of Veterans attended church services in Asbury Park and other towns. Clergy members spoke on duty and Thanksgiving with choirs solos and flag displays noted across several churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Marta
New Jersey Jr, O. U. A. M
Monmouth County
Asbury M. E
Neptune Council
Jr. U. A. M. Long Branch Council
Crystal Wave Council
D. of L
Pride of Hollywood Council
G. A. Kk
Sons of Veterans
Stephenson
Harry VanCleaf
Long Branch Council
Crystal Council
Pr. Stephenson
Ashland Council
Sea Bright
Our Town
Johnson L. Miner
Rumson Council
Rumson
W. Earl Ledden
Crescent Council
Eatontown
Dwight L. Parsons
Ruth Huyler Sand
Mary Dennies
Commerce Board to Hear Reports Tonight
An adjourned Chamber of Commerce meeting at City Hall will be led by newly elected president former Mayor Charles O McFaddin. Reports will be received as the board weighs bylaws for a twenty one member board of trustees versus a ten director Board of Trade. Seven directors’ terms expire and vacancies remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Charles O. McFaddin
Board of Trade
Twenty Bids For Federal Building Marble Bid Led
Twenty firms bid on marble limestone sandstone and granite for the Long Branch Federal Building. Charles Mean Co of Philadelphia led marble bids at 104 791 with several bidders under the appropriated 125 000. Bids opened in Washington DC with low overall on marble and other materials listed by company and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Federal
Congress
Shaw Estate
van Dyke Place
Third Avenue
Charles Mean Co
Philadelphia
W. H. Fissell Construction Co
New York
Washington, D. C
Chas. McCann, Co
Penn
W. HH
Fissell Coast. Co
New York City
Busy Recorder’s Court session amid larceny and disorderly conduct
City Recorder Thomas V. Arrow Smith presided over a mixed criminal docket including larceny and drunk and disorderly charges. Patrolman Charles Merchant handled a Liberty Street disturbance involving Charles Busy and Florence Hughes. Bass escaped after a scuffle despite the officer using a club. The woman claimed a defective memory and was fined $25 or ten days in county jail. Bass remains at large. Merchant pursued youths who abused him. three defendants from Fair Haven were discharged after a liquor-influenced encounter. George Drake, the driver using foul language, was fined $5. (Continued on Third Page.)
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City Recorder
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Charles Merchant
Liberty Street
Charles Busy
Florence Hughes
Bass
Buss
Marchant
Liberty
Atlantic Avenue
Fair Haven
Leon Hurley
Harry Doughty
Harry Dennis
Recorder's Court
George Drake
Long Branch Model in Oregon Town Compared to Long Branch
Bernard Gorcey touring Canada and the Western States writes from San Francisco praising Eugene Oregon as a Dry town with 35 factories a Publicity Bureau and a growing population. He imagines Long Branch mirroring Eugene with factories new buildings and strong publicity while noting no saloons and a thriving theatre scene.
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Bernard Gorcey
Canada
Long Branch
San Francisco
Long Record Record
Long Ranch
Eugene
Oregon
Frisco
Pauline Rice
Acour
McCue Milk Plant Upgrades Highlight Coast Facility
Martin McCue, a noted milk deal era figure, completes major improvements to his Willow Avenue plant, including reinforced concrete lower floor with ten stalls and box stalls, cement washrooms, and a second floor for hay storage. A sanitary holder installation is planned at about $1,000 as part of ongoing upgrades to meet sanitary standards. The facility is praised as the state’s most modern and compliant, with Parker’s Theatre running Special Feature Week featuring The Bohemian Girl in four reels.
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Parker's Theatre
Othe Splendid Pictures
Martin McCue
Courtly Road
Willow Avenue
McCue
Toniett
Splendid Pictures
Army lieutenants die in crash at Red Bank
Two U S Army aviation corps lieutenants E K Ellington and J D Kelly were killed when their aircraft crashed from about 80 feet and burned after impact. The loss increases the war casualties and marks the first time no Army aviation member died simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
E. K. Ellington
J. D. Kelly
Aviation Corps
U. S. Army
Navy
US. Army Aviation Corps
Robbery at Freehold A P Store Recovered Cash
Between 190 and 200 dollars in cash was stolen from the A and P Tea Company store in Freehold between midnight Saturday and 8 am Sunday. Manager Daniel Reichey had hidden receipts in a money bag between butter lids in the ice box. A glass pane was broken to gain entry and checks and about 30 currency notes were found on the floor. the paper money was missing. District manager in New York notified. firm representatives arrived to investigate. Dr Howard B Reed remains in hospital in New York with unchanged condition after last week’s operation. recovery is uncertain and may take weeks after a prior nervous breakdown.
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Frederick Morenz
Frederick
Margaret Morensz
Morena
Marlboro
Colty Neck
Neigbors
New York
Tire
Harry
Pay
Red Bank
A. & P. Tea Company
Daniel Reichey
Reichey
Reed
Howard B. Reed
Certons
Bermudas
Objections Heard to Woman's Suit in Newark Court
The preliminary hearing occurred this morning in Minnie Cummings of Elberon v Benj P Morris and Josiah A Stratton before Judge Rellstab of the 1 8 District Court in Newark. Plaintiffs seek 200000 damages for conspiracy. defendants’ motions were technical and some objections were overruled or postponed to December. Morris is represented by Bilder and Hilder with ex-Tudge Wilebur A Helsley, Stratton by blurry Truax.
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Minnie Cummings
Elberoti
Benj. P. Morris
Josiah A. Stratton
Rellstab
District Court
Newark
On Eve of Big Battles Wear Juarez Today
On the eve of major engagements both sides claim confidence in winning the border struggle for Juarez. General Villa travels to join his forces 25 miles south as Federals close on Terra Blanca with hopes of recapturing Juarez. villa vows not to surrender Juarez and warns of battle today.
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Juarez
Border City
el Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Constitutionalists
Juar 2
Terra Blanca
Villa
Funeral Held for William H Pearsall Contractor
Quiet yet impressive rites marked the funeral of William H Pearsall a well known contractor held from his Lafayette street Oceanic residence yesterday afternoon Members of Narumeunk tribe Red Men and Naftametta degree Pocahontas attended He was honored in a service at the Presbyterian Church crowded with friends The Rev A A McKay and W Earl Ledden led the services and spoke of his community contributions After a grave ritual led by the Red Men local judge he was interred at Fairview cemetery Pallbearers included J DeWitt Brower Victor Ligler Tunis Barkuloo Horace Longstreet Harry Kettel and James KE Bogle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Pearsall
Lafayette Street
Oceanic
Narumeunk Tribe of Red Men
Naftametta Degree
Pocahontas
Presbyterian Church
A. A. McKay
Joe Eanie
W. Earl Ledden
Goodwill Methodist Church
McKay
Mr. Ledden
Mr. Pearsall
Fairview Cemetery
J. DeWitt Brower
Victor Ligler
Tunis Barkuloo
Horace Longstreet
Harry Kettel
James KE. Bogle
Seacoast Pastors to Meet Thursday Conference at Second Baptist
The Seacoast Ministerial Conference will convene at Second Baptist Church in this city on Thursday at 2 30 PM. Rev P T Morris will guide the program with hymns led by George C Wainwright and choristers. Rev EB Redd and Rev R J Boldin will give scripture and opening prayer, followed by a history of the day by Rev William B Scott and a sermon by Rev J W Hemlin. A closing hymn and prayer conclude the service amid notices about a lost eyeglasses and a turkey prize drawing for Thanksgiving Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seacoast
Second Baptist Church
P. T. Morris
First Baptist Church
Belmar
George C. Wainwright
St. Paul Baptist Church
Atlantice Highlands
EB. Redd
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Long Branch
R. J. Boldin
Atlantic Highlands
William B. Scott
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Red Bank
J. W. Hemlin
Calgary Baptist Church
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Elisor Grand Jury
Water Job Was
Auto
Nason
Townley Mall
Philip H. Coleman
Broadway
Asbury M. E. Church
Dr. Stephenson
Commerce Board
Edward
Cloughly
Norwood Avenet
Mr. Cloughny
Instone
Cook
Hartford Restaurant
Chicago
Mike Shea
Bro
Franklin Black
St Luke's School
Britton's
Gano
Federal
Hedden Coast. Co
Westchester Eng. Co
Lehman Cont. Co
Astoria Realty Co
F. W. VanLoone Coast. Co
Harold O'Brien Co
Interurban Gen, Contracting Co
J. B. and
A. L. Pennock
Oregon Town
Phil Cohen
Recreation
Gela the Bird
Parker's Theattre Tonight
Uriy
Rome
James J. Jeffries
Anti-Cigarette League
Jeffries
New Monmouth
Hapitat
Charles Roeder
the Reformed Church
Middletown
West Side Hose Company
Leighton Avenue
Shrewsbury Township
William W. Bunn
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Edna Naser
Mary Mount
James Ward
Shutts
A. A. Howland
Sandy Hook
Oliver H. Brown
Spring Lake
North Spring Lake
Monroe van Sant
First Methodist Church
Gymmnasium
James J. Jeffreys
Freehold
George A. Sweezey
Willian Plant
Shore Road
Keanyburg
Port Monmouth
Mr. Plant
Pagsale
St. Luke's
Britten's
Gano's
Wall Paper
A. F. Golden
Way
Daily Record
Huerta
Pearoall
Liberty St
Branchport Ave
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