Peculiar and well planned robbery ends in assault
A man was struck with a brick and two others pummeled him near Freehold. John Heiser of Marlboro intervened. the assailants fled, one suspect named Stewart fled, and Isaac Singer of Keyport was charged with assaulting Van Brackle who carried a head wound. Police hunt the other two suspects as a possible car theft and county house loot motive is suspected. May sign tariff by Thursday. President Wilson aims to sign the tariff bill by Thursday after talks with Simmons and Hoke Smith as House and Senate conferees settle most points including income tax and cotton provisions.
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John Heiser
Freehold
van Brackle
Stewart
Isaac Singer
Keyport
van Brackie
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Simmons
Hoke Smith
Finance Committee
Prisoner Breaks From Eatontown Jail After Lock Surfaces
Peter Gobine of Red Bank escaped from Eatontown jail between 2:30 and 8:00 Sunday morning after being held on charges of carrying concealed weapons and threatening to shoot a trolley conductor and passengers. Warrants and investigations focus on outside help as jail locks showed saw marks and missing prisoner evidence.
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Peter Gobine
Red Bank
Eatontown
Debine
George W. Robinson
Gebine
Robinson
Hatontown
Gethine
Officer Lynch
Lynch
Freehold
Yietly
Hollywood
Biggest New York Funeral for Gaynor
New York, Sept 22. Former President Taft and Mayor Ardolph L. Kline led honorary pall-bearers as crowds lined lower Broadway for the funeral of Mayor William J. Gaynor. Firemen and policemen carried the catafalque and coffin atop the funeral car with the flag and floral tokens from the widow and children. City boards followed in sequence.
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New York
Taft
Ardolph L. Kline
Catafalque
Lower Broadway
William J. Gaynor
Personal News From Oakhurst to Sea Bright
Miss Sylvia McKean of Oakhurst visits Miss Mary Matthews in Harmony New Jersey. Mr and Mrs A O Johnson of Monmouth Beach visit Mrs B Van Note in Lakewood. Mr and Mrs Segel return to Lakewood after summer at Long Branch. Miss Helen Clayton visits relatives in Silverton. Mrs Charles T Cook and Mrs Clarence Porter go to Lake Mohonk from Lincoln Avenue. Miss Gertrude Nathanson visits Syracuse. Joseph Stein, Broadway gentleman's furnisher, is ill at his E th Avenue home. Frank Miller, son of Patrolman Miller, works as carpenter in Freehold for a month. Rev and Mrs J Y Dobbins of 19 Washington Street travel to Cleveland for their son John Garry Dobbins marriage, returning Friday. Carlton L Clark of the Clark family enters Peddie Institute Highstown. Carlton, member of Chattle High School orchestra, joins Peddie orchestra. Willard L Conrow teaches manual training at Bound Brook and Somerville schools. his Chelsea Avenue home is occupied by Walton Sherman. Ex Mayor Packer Sick. Mayor P Packer of Sea Bright hospital bound after gall stone attack.
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Sylvia McKean
Oakhurst
Mary Matthews
Harmony
N. J
A. O. Johnson
Vivian
Monmouth Beach
B. van Note
Lakewood
Segel
Long Branch
Helen Clayton
Silverton
Charles T. Cook
Clarence Porter
Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Cook
Lincoln Avenue
Gertrude Nathanson
Syracuse
N.Y
Joseph Stein
Broadway
the Avenue
Frank Miller
William E. Miller
Freehold
J. Y. Dobbins
Washington Street
Cleveland
John Garry Dobbins
Carlton L. Clark
Orrin A. Clark
Peddie Institute
Highstown
Carlton
Chattle
Peddie
Var Willard L. Conrow
Manuel
Bound Brook
Somerville
Chelsea Avenue
Walton Sherman
Governor Urges Experience in Choosing Public Servants
The speaker emphasizes the veto power should advance New Jersey and urges voters to consider a governor with legislative experience. He argues that experienced leaders save time learning state affairs and are more likely to act in the public interest, inviting Democrats to judge his record.
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New Jersey
Red Bank Democratic Primary Field Shapes Up
In Red Bank for the Democratic primary tomorrow three candidates compete for two council seats. Ralph Willgus and Archibald L. Miller have official endorsements, while D B M Slattery runs independently after controversy over candidacy procedures and petition drives. Slattery allied with the Progressive ticket and also sought the Democratic ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Coancilman
Ralph Willguss
Archibald L. Miller
Democratic Executive Committee
DB. M.‘Slattery
Democratic Committee
Miner
Roeblings
Builders
Rivis Artire
Rae
Chattle Chips Notes From School Hustle And Sports
School activities roar with exhibitions in the lower hall the century plant drawing classes and two busts donated by the Class of 1919. Byron Blaisdell named football captain while Olympic A Eleven slated for next Saturday at Baseball Park and Lakewood writer Robertson dies at ninety seven. Season tickets go on sale at fifty cents for multiple games with sales before the next match.
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Century
Byron -Blaisdell
Byron
Chattle
Chattle Inter-Glass
Olympic A
Baseball
Broadway Opens Vaudeville at Seaton Theater Tonight
The opening of supreme vaudeville for the winter season at the theater begins tonight with a lineup of acts and six latest release photo plays. Management promises top talent and updates the bill twice weekly with Broadway productions and new releases for patrons.
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Albany
Sulzer
High Court
ShCady Herrick
Sulver
Herrick
Murphy
Charles F Murphy
PSOE
Keedecee Congress
Army
Navy
Liverpool
New York State
Seth Low
Brooklyn Borough Hall
Trinity
Park Row
Brooklyn Bridge
Trinity Church
David H. Greer
William T. Manning
Burch
Greenwood Cemetery
Gaynor
Brooklyn
Packer
P. Hall Packer
Sea Bright
Monmouth County Fair
Berge
Royal Wilton
Smith’s
Axminster
Wilton
Brussels
Hall
STAIR
Jos. Wild’s
Chinchilld Sport
Coats
Fashion Dept
Goldstein’s Department Store
W. H. Woolley & Co
Association
Covert
Mullen
Throckmorton
Leroy Barry
Tinton Falls Methodist Church
Eee
Péniot
Rees
Hiphiabet
Trentobh High
Chattie
Lake Wood
Amipen
Cate
Seaton
Hanson the
Lagos
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