Red Bank Man Seriously Injured In Eatontown Road Crash
Arthur Steele manager of the Red Bank Mfatushek & Son Piano Company narrowly escaped death when steering failed on Eatontown road opposite Cooper farm. He suffered a fractured right thigh, a deep cut on the forehead, and other injuries after a Ford car crashed into a telegraph pole and pinned him in wreckage.
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Steele
John P. Gaul
John Conover
Mr. Gaul
Mr. Steele
Edwin Field
Red Bank
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Deal Petitioners Prepare to Fight Recall Challenge
Deal residents signers of the recall against Mayor William Levy and Commissioner George Frick vow to pursue the issue as the amendment window closes today. J A Poole, former Long Branch signer, cites alleged questions about a $9 000 borough house budget and borough supplier practices. Frick and Levy resigned before the recall and may be re appointed, with no reasons given yet.
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Deal
William Levy
George Frick
J. A. Poole
Long Branch
Levy
Poole
Frick
Death of Keyport Girl Lillian Gilder Gildersleeve
Fourteen year old Lillian Gildersleeve of West Keyport died Sunday at Monmouth Memorial Hospital as a typhoid patient. She is survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gildersleeve and four sisters Alberta Helen Florence Alicea and one brother Frank, all of Keyport.
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Lillian Gildersleeve
Albert Gildersleeve
West Keyport
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Lillian
Alberta
Helen
Florence
Alicea
Frank
Keyport
No Selections Of Jury Commissioners In New Jersey
Trenton New Jersey November 25 the Chancellor Sheriff Jury Act takes effect though the Supreme Court regards it unconstitutional and void Chancellor Walker says he will act only if the Court of Errors reverses the ruling Attorney General Wilson moves for early argument in the Court of Errors next Tuesday the court agrees and sets a recess date for argument on the act
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Trenton
N. J
Walker
Supreme Court
Court of Errors
Wilson
Sna
Carnival talk at Commerce meeting outlines options
An informal Chamber of Commerce session at City Hall discussed the 1913 carnival. Leon Cubberley urged city takeover with 4000 to 5000 dollars yearly funding, while others proposed a children’s event or keeping the carnival as a publicity effort. McFaddin urged focus and debt liquidation before broad plans.
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Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Leon Cubberley
Joni 7 B. White
Newcomb
Portland
Oregon
J. A. Stratton
George E. Poland
McFaddin
Mr. McFaddin
Elopement Leads to Shootout on Fifth Avenue
In New York a quarrel over a wife ends with Frank Mazza firing two shots at Joseph Romeo as Agnes Woodburn is wounded in the leg. Mazza and Romeo escape, police recover a revolver, and Mazza is reported with $187 on him after claiming the wife was enticed from Red Bank. Elberon Four entertaining the P O A camp closed the night with Lester Tilton singing.
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Joseph Romeo
Fifth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
New York
Frank Mazza
Red Bank
Mazza
Romeo
Agnes Woodburn
West Fifteenth Stret
Trae
Delahanty
Finn
Mercer Street
Thirteenth Street
University Place
Woodburn
Maza
Elberon
Lester Tilton
Mr. Tilton
William O'Donald
Orton Davison
Leroy Ayres
Move to widen Monmouth Street incites board meeting
A proposal to widen Monmouth Street by ten feet between Broad Street and Maple Avenue prompts a Board of Commerce plan. The project would push back Empire Theatre and garages of G Hance Paterson and E Von Kattengill, considered minor. A special meeting Friday will mail notices to property owners to discuss the widening and related items.
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Monmuth Street
Tied Bank
Broad Street
Maple Avenue
Empire Theatre
G. Hance Paterson
E. von Kattengill
Red Bank Board of Commerce
Sertov
Board Commerce
New York & Lone Brakeh Railroad
Presbyterian Music Recital Delights Lang Branch Audience
A concert at the First Presbyterian Church under the Music Committee drew praise from Lang Branch locals. Prof Ball, with Nora Beegle and the Woolley quartet, delivered refined violin and piano with clear diction and expressive tone, encores and selections from Hollins Puccini and Kremsser.
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First Presbyterian Church
F.K
Ball
Lang Branch
Hollins
Puccini
Wilhelm
Kreigler
Liebestreud
Mr. Ball
Missy Nora Beegle
Albert HK. Sidwell
Denor
Dna
George E. Woolley
J. Russel Woolley
Meredith F. Parker
White House wedding of Miss Jessie Wilson to Francis Sayre
Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson wed Francis Bowes Sayre in the White House East Room as Congress paused. Attendants included Margaret Wilson, Eleanor Wilson, and guests from state and law circles. ceremony by Rev. Sylvester Beach. The event drew notable figures and extensive pageantry.
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Washington
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Francis Bowes Sayre
Lancaster
White Horse
House of Representatives
Senate
Sylvester Beach
Princeton
Mixes Margaret Wilson
Alo
Boner
Wlfred ‘T. Grease
Eleanor Wilson
Sisner
Mary G. White
Baltimore
Adeline Mitchell Scott
Marjorie Brown
Atlanta
Benjamin B. Burton
New York
Seoville Clark
Salem
Mass
Gilbert Herres
Montclair
Charles E. Hughes, Jr
Miss Wilson
Trent
Trinity
State Mining Room
Marine Band
Fire Totals At Lafayette Forked River Hotel
Fire at the old Lafayette Hotel Forked River N J started early today destroying the hotel and a nearby building owned by Miss Anna Vaughn. Guests were awakened and saved their belongings. Loss estimated at 30 000 with additional damage to several other structures. Firemen from Toms River arrived after the blaze began at two o clock. A reward of 1000 is offered for incendiary identification.
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Toms River
N. J
Lafayette
Forked River
Miss Anna Vaughn
Soloon Michaelson
China Lecture at St Luke's Church in Montclair
Rev. Arthur Mason Sherman of Montclair will speak on China and its needs at St Luke's Church tonight. The event, held in the church auditorium, invites the public. Sherman spent ten years in China and will share personal experiences and health recovery.
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Arthur Mason Sherman
Montclair
Long Mracich
China
St. Luke's M. BK
Odd Lilly
Sherman
Arthur
Chattle
St. James’ Church
Monteimir
H_FAL_Sherman
Bathavente
Monmouth Beach Social Club Hosts Evening at Cedarhurst
The Monmouth Beach Social Club held its weekly reception and dance at Cedarhurst last night with lively music by Mick Charlotte Schulta and Frank Johnson plus William R. Rosy in a duet. President Frank Johnson and other members attended as guests, and supper followed the dance. Reserved tickets for St Luke’s Thanksgiving entertainment are selling at Britton’s and Gano’s.
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Monmouth Beach
Cedarhurst Jonthia City
Mick Charlotte Schulta
Frank Johnson
William R. Rosy
Randolph Beadleston
Porden West
Reuben Johnson
W. R. Rose
Lewis Smith
Walter Peterson
Mis
Charlotte Schulte
Luke's School
Britton’s
Gano's
County Tax Board Hears Appeals Here
The Monmouth County Tax Board in Long Branch heard appeals from Long Branch Deal Allenhurst Ocean Township Eatontown and Sea Bright with eleven on the calendar from Long Branch. Decisions were mostly affirmed or reserved with reserve to inspect properties. Notable requests included James R. Nugent seeking a $4 000 reduction on a $22 000 assessment and George Gold seeking to cut an $11 000 assessment to $8 000.
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Monmouth County Tax Board
Long Branch
Deal
Allenhurst
Ocean Township
Eatontown
Sea Breht
Emil Seely
Second Avenue
James R. Nugent
Essex County Democratic Leacher
Nugent
A. G. Bradley
Brand View
Ocean Avenue
Waller
Samuel Liebman
George Gold
Te Kk. A. Price Estate
America
Matthews Byrnes
H Eatontown
Chas. Billings
Frank Price
Governor Fielder Wins New Jersey Governor Election
The State Board of Canvassers canvassed the November 4 vote at the State House and certified James F. Fielder as Governor with a plurality of 82,860. Fielder received 173,148 votes while his nearest rival, Stokes, had 140,298. total votes were 94,867 with 468,680 registered voters.
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Trenton
State House
State Board of Canvassers
James F. Fielder
Fielder
Stokes
Colby
Reilly
Mason
Butterworth
Socialist Labor
Dwyer
Mielder
Taylor
Slocum
Monmouth
Scully
Somerset
Colgate
Huerta drives desperate push to crush rebellion in Mexico
Military reports describe General Huerta ordering hard strikes to quell the uprising as Federals retreat from Juarez in heavy fighting. In San Vilvario Texas dispatches claim 15 000 to 19 000 troops engaged, largest Mexican soil battle since 1848 with heavy artillery and extensive firing along a 12 mile line. Huerta seeks foreign support through a hardline campaign against rebels and insurgents.
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San Vilvario
Texas
Uephoneto Jl Paso
Villa
Constitutionaliste
Juarez
Samalyuea
Mexico City
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Madero
Loop The Loop Twenty Times Aerial Escape In France
In Tampes France Nov 26 Aviator Rose escaped death after a motor balked at 1500 feet. He looped the loop twenty times then regained control and landed safely. In Paris Edmond Perryon chief pilot for Bleriot was killed when his monoplane fell 1560 feet, the 418th aviation fatality.
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Htampes
France
Rose
Paris
Trance
Noy
Bleriot Aeroplane Company
Edmond Perryon
Bue
Red Bank lecture warns boys on tobacco use
James J. Jeffreys spoke to about 260 youths at the YM C A Red Bank last night on the dangers of cigarette smoking and tobacco use. He illustrated his talk with a stere opticon and urged healthier habits.
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Red Bank
James J. Jeffreys
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Sea Bright
Oakhurst
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Splendid Pictures
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Mr. Sidwell
Kremser
Hark
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Francis B. Sayre
East Room
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William Frey
Thomas McCarter
Rumson
Agg
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Huerta
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