Sea Bright residents push temporary bulkhead plan
Citizens in Sea Bright raise funds to erect a 900 foot temporary bulkhead to protect oceanfront property after last winter’s storm. A committee led by George M Davison and Raymond Farry will oversee construction as legal and regulatory support is sought from Riparian Commissioners and state lawmakers.
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Rentals expected for next summer at Long Branch shore resorts
Real estate agents report a busy upcoming season at Long Branch Sea Bright and Galilee with several cottages already leased or reserved. Many season occupants hope to return, and owners with properties on Daly Avenue and nearby areas anticipate strong occupancy if the European war continues.
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Prison, not fines, for price boosters
Trenton reports prison sentences, not fines, will be the punishment for price boosting offenses in New Jersey. U S district attorney J Warren Davis said the maximum penalty applies to all offenders as Philip Harris from Washington joins the probe to aid investigations across municipalities ahead of the federal grand jury convening September 30.
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Hackmen Fined For Violations At Central Station
Bernard Press Charles Fisher Jack Clayton and William Clayton were before Recorder Arrowsmith charged with hack driver rule violations. The two former fined 2 each and the latter two 1 each. A separate case saw Wilfred White Harry Holloway Edward Sykes Firm West William Miles and James West charged by William Colton for stone throwing and water flooding Colton’s home though the boys denied it. The case postponed to October 10 with orders to stay away from the Colton barn. The last City Republican Executive Committee meeting at City Hall discussed routine business and the coming campaign led by Harry Truax.
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Local Storebookkeeper Starts Dog Fancy Career
W H Robinson a Goldstein department store bookkeeper has joined dog fanciers with a gift dog described as a genuine dachshund bulldog. He expects it to win a blue ribbon at the next show. Joseph Mitchell of Norwood Avenue leaves tomorrow with The Things that Count Co for Norfolk Virginia touring the South and Pacific coast returning East about February.
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Elks Clambake Set at Wardell’s Port-au-Peck Hotel
The Red Bank lodge of Elks announces its annual clambake at Wardell's Port-au-Peck Hotel on Thursday afternoon September 24. A good time is promised.
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Wilsons Germania Tonight Features Stanley and Stanley
Lionel crowd enjoys a show with Joseph Downey tenor and Prof McCarthy providing instrumental music. A lunch of steamed clams is offered along with Mason Jars at 60c a dozen. The ad section also promotes auto repair at The Garage and notes entertainment options at Deal Inn.
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German War Statements Rehearse Mixed Fronts Across Europe
Paris dispatch reports no decisive result along the French front with fighting continuing near the Oise and Aisne as German forces claim gains south of Noyon and Lorraine. Berlin and Petrograd releases recount offensive pushes, Austro German success against Serbia, and Russian halt near Galicia with Austrian reinforcement in the San region.
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No License for 12 Year Old at New York Marriage Bureau
Rocco Molino and Stella La Brano of Long Branch sought a license at New York City Hall. Molino claimed the girl was 12, saying she was adopted after her parents died. The girl was sent to the Children's Society. Molino was discharged by Magistrate Ten Eyck.
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Railroad Must Explain Changes On Winter Schedule
The New Jersey Board of Public Utility Commissioners will hear the West Jersey and Sea shore Branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad next Tuesday over its immediate shift to a winter schedule. Inspector McKelvey will review the change while F L Shepherd, the road’s general superintendent, explains that reduced revenues forced retrenchment.
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Shoplifting Ring Brought to Light and Arrests Made
A late afternoon incident at a market district led to the arrest of two girls tied to a shoplifting ring. Officers recovered stolen items including shirts, baby shoes, soap and hair ornaments from a hut and at the girls’ home. Jacob Steinbach and Josaph Stein were named as owners of some goods. others remained unverified. Clarence G. Van Nete, counsel, saw the defendants waive hearings and be held on bonds of 300 dollars and 200 dollars respectively as witnesses.
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