New Jersey Dry Sunday Spurs Saloon Measures
In Forney City Heights saloons kept shades drawn as usual and no major raids occurred. Five alcohol sellers including Elizabeth Huger faced arrest after selling beer to be carried out in cans. Sunday baseball was halted and police pressure prompted officials to tighten enforcement while saloons briefly resisted. A dispute at a county liquor center followed orders leading to arrests for disorderly conduct and police reform tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forney City
Jersey City
Ely
Elizabeth Huger
Monmouth-st
Pop Lénehaten
Herman Harner
Valisade-ave
Antos Larkes
Suvandit~ave
Joseph Gheanal
Meeswathi
Siggine
Caloon
James J. Wayiett
Hadeun County Liquor Ceaters ® Association
Offcer McNamara
Waylett
Thomas Jacko
Murphy
Asbury Park Seaside Busy With Visitors and Preparations
Crowds fill the Asbury Park beach and boardwalk as a sacred concert draws attendees. Mails resume, summer train schedule to begin, and Irwin Shepard attends with the local committee planning the week’s Educational Association congress expected to bring at least twenty five thousand members. Several hotels open for the season and many notable guests and officials are listed among arrivals and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Specia
Hubbard
New York and Long Branch
Irwin Shepard
National Educational Association
Asbury Parka
Thomas W. Lawton
Wilbur H. Pancoast
Columba
Monmouth
Ocean
Coleman
Thomas J. Bakes
New York
Elmer Doren
Washington, D. C
Columbia
Arthur Pryer
Arburyave
James Teverich
Pars
Brunswick
W.H. MeGes
Newark
N. J
Wellington
Bornemann
Batley Cottage
James Morehead
Troy
N. Y
Fentmore
Fireman Hurt At Fire In Mount Holly Barn Blaze
James Nixon of the Relief Fire Company was overcome by intense heat and burned while battling a barn fire in Priest, near Mount Holly New Jersey. The fire, which totally destroyed the barn owned by Thomas Mippine, started from dust or surroundings debris. The barn and contents valued with insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Helly
N. J
James Nixon
Relief Fire Company
Priest
Thomas Mippine
Summer crowds flood New Jersey shore along Ocean drive
Long Branch reports a lively day as hotels fill and crowds line Ocean drive for summer revels. Bathers enjoy the first dip of the season and trains and river boats bring hundreds of excursionists. A German singing society arrives for a midsummer festival while a separate incident involves a wagon collision risk near a doctor’s carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Ocean Drive
Arion German Singing Society of
New-York
Tazewell
New
Jer- Medical
Igstars
H.C. Pracenthal
A. Rothschild
de- Sersoa
Precenthal
Edwin Sternberger
Stermberger
Frauenthal
Rothechid
Hothechild
Practical Insole for Moisture and Foot Comfort in Shoes
The article describes a simple method to curb foot moisture and discomfort by creating absorbent insoles. It links cold feet and respiratory issues to circulation changes and suggests a DIY process: trace the foot on newspaper, cut out eight to twelve thin insoles, and insert as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propte
Britta
Chorus Will Begin Work Soon At Ocean Grove
Ocean Grove festival chorus to hold first rehearsal next Friday in Association Hall under Musical Director Tallysen Morgan who will outline the summer program. Also notes vacation movers and visitors including Holmes W Murphy of Freehold and Rev Samuel Barnes of Philadelphia at local cottages and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove
Association Hall
Tallysen Morgan
Fletcher Lake
Pitman Ave
Holmes W. Murphy
Freehold
N. J
Maln-ave
Samuel Barnes
Philadelphia
Cookman-ave
W. H. Carpenter
Alfred Cookman
Atlantic House
Post Office Swindle Gang Busted in Pittsburg Arrests
United States Post Office officials claim a gang of swindlers led by John W. Reed alias J L Whitney has been traced after Reed bought a 75 dollar money order with a raised 26 cent order. Reed, Stewart, and Whitney were arrested in Pittsburg. victims in Newark Dayton and other Western cities report varied losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Reed
J. L. Whitney
Pittsburg
United States Postoffice
Reed
E. H. Colyer
Newark
John M. Reed
Binghamton
N. Y
Dayton
Ohio
Connecticut Mayors Meet at Steeplechase Island
The annual meeting of the Mayors Association of Connecticut was held at Steeplechase Island. Ex Mayor Thomas P. Taylor entertained the group. Ex Mayor Cy Beckwith of New London and Mayor Samuel Bassett of New Britain arrived early, joking about competition for offices. A new state automobile speed law is expected to be among this year’s legislative by products, aiming to curb reckless driving and protect public safety on Connecticut highways.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Mayors’ Association of Connecticut
Steeplechase Island
Thomas P. Taylor
Cy Beckwith
New London
Samuel Bassett
New Britain
Sam Bassett
Sam
Beckwith
City of
First Selectman
New Haven
Connecticut
Braun
Danbury
Booth
Farnsworth
New-Haven
Keating
Rndeeport
Kerr
Driscoll
Dart
New-London
Lockwood Hotchkiss, Jr
Ansonia
Cummings
Stamford
Buxton
Norwalk
Tanner
Willimantic
Glover
Taylor
Bassett
Coburn
South Norwalk
F. B. Smith
Keeler
James T. Hubbell
Mayors’ Association
General Assembly
Oscar Tanner
Mare
General Grant
St. Joseph
Aquor
Wheatee
Saree
National Capitol
Hotchgies
Sccre
Ort
J. Mitton Coburn
Justices of the Peace
New York
Mayors Association of Connecticut Opposes Monopoly
Members of Connecticut Mayors' Association gather on Steeplechase Island arriving by lemonade and fortune telling. The group, led by President Bassett, denounces monopoly and discusses Sunday liquor laws, representation reform, moving pictures, and a new state speed regulation affecting bicycles and motor vehicles.
Wesleyan University Commencement Eve 75th Anniversary
At Wesleyan University Middletown Conn June 1 alumni prepare for commencement with Daniel Henry Chase Ll D absent at 92. highlights include 75th anniversary of the college, Alpha Delta Phi new chapter house, and speeches by Dr Bradford Paul Raymond and Dr Albert J Liman. upcoming events forecast prizes, class reunions, and alumni meetings amid reform discussions of pardons and prison policy in Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Daniel Henry Chase
Mischietown
Wilbur Fisk
UAG i
John Wesley
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
Fisk
Lttle College
College
Olin
Bangs
Alpha Delta Phi
Pris
Ralph G. Hibbard
Department of Oratory
Frederick Abbott
New York
Bradford Paul Raymond
Albert J. Liman
South Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Congregational Elérey of
Phi Neta Kappa Fraternity
Alumni Association
Payerweather
Alumni Athletic Association
Westevan
Williams
Torclock
Courea
George G. Reynolds
de. Herbert Welch
Ohio Wesleyan University
Judee Reynolds
Newton
George St Bostor
Syracuse
Mass
Joan Bell Bcott
Charles Stott
Philadelphis
Charles Scott
John Belt Scott
United States
St Paul
Ex bartender's grievance and lost fame tale
An aging former bartender laments fading status and loss of U.S. social regard after leaving the bar. He recalls past patrons and the social ease of serving drinks, contrasts with today, and wonders if people would call him Mister Jones again or seek his company. A London Globe note follows about a box outside a shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Jim
Genesis
Spain
Mister Jones
London Globe
Post Office Probes In Nearly $5,000 Raised Money Orders
Post office inspectors traced raised money orders totaling close to five thousand dollars. The investigation centers on forged and altered instruments tied to suspected fraud schemes affecting postal financial services. Wildlife not involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serly
Post Office
Forged County Checks Circulating in New York
Paterson N J June 18 Special P FE shields county collector Passaic County learned that fraudulent county funds checks circulated in New York. A forged nine dollar check to Harlow Kuchlin New York used the county official engraving on white paper versus salmon colored authentic checks. Shields suspects a lithographing company employee. Pinkerton men have been assigned to trace the forgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N.J
P. FE. Shields
Passaic County
New York
Parmelee
Hamilton Trust Company
Harlow & Kuchlin
No. 76 Broadst
R. H. Dooley
Shields
Pinkerton
TWO YOUTHFUL ADVENTURERS IN OVERALLS
In Orange New Jersey two eight year old boys Whitcomb James of Paterson and Simon Yosick of Newark escaped from the Arthur Home in Summit and wandered ten miles to South Orange. Police detained them until Miss Bella Green arrived to return them. The youths claimed to have money and planned a walk, with Yosick guiding the trek home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
Arthur Home
Summit
South Orange
Bella Green
Whitcomb James
Paterson
Simon Yosick
Chapel St
Newark
Yosick
Memorial Church Dedicated in Chatham for Longtime Pastor Ogden
The Ogden Memorial Presbyterian Church in Chatham was dedicated in memory of Rev. Dr. Joseph Meeker Ogden who led the First Presbyterian Church there for fifty six years. Joseph W. Ogden donated 19000 toward the building, with other major gifts from Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Allen and more donors. Dedication speakers included Rev. John MacNaughton Rev. Charles W. Fritts Rev. James Beaumont Rev. H Eugene Curts Rev. Charles Hesselcrave and Rev. William K. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Ogden Memorial Presbyterian Church
Chatham
Joseph Meeker Ogden
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph W. Ogden
Ogden
Richard H. Allen
John MacNaughton
Charles W. Fritts
Hudson, N.Y
James Beaumont
H. Eugene Curts
Chatham Methodist Church
Charles Hesselcrave
William K. Hall
Baby Sick Mother Missing in Orange With Sick Infant
Police in Orange issued a general alarm for Mrs Myre L Brower of 44 Main St missing since Wednesday. The 26 year old mother, five six and about 12 pounds, left for her father John Sickles summer home in Navesink New Jersey to seek sea air for a sick infant. Hospitals in Newark and Elizabeth reported no information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Myre L. Brower
Mainst
Copeland Brower
John Sickles
Navesink
N. J
Hyde ordained deacon at Christ Church Bloomfield
Thomas Alfred Hyde of Bloomfield was ordained a deacon by Bishop Lines at Christ Episcopal Church. The ceremony, led by Rev. Charles Harris Hayes Pepached and rector Rev. Edwin A White, follows his graduation from the General Theological Seminary. He will serve as curate at St. Paul's Church in Paterson starting this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfeld
N. J
Thomas Alfred Hyde
Christ Episcopal Church
Bishop Lines
Charles Harris Hayes
Arlington Municipal Plant Bids Reviewed by Engineers
Arlington New Jersey June 18 special report bids submitted to the Town Council for a municipal lighting plant were examined by consulting engineers Runger and Carey. In cooperation with the lighting committee chaired by William Warnock the review took place late Saturday night. The plant will be built in Johnson Avenue near the Erle railroad and the riverfront on town property and expected to start operation within measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
N. J
Runger and Carey
William KC. Warnock
Johnson-aye
Erle
Paiwe River
Body of Unknown Woman Found In Union City
Police reported an unknown young woman, about twenty five, found dead in a clump of trees off Diamond street in Union City. A revolver clenched in her right hand and a hole in the temple suggested self inflicted death. Neighbors identified nothing definite while the medical examiner ordered removal to the morgue for further study. The body showed signs of at least two days since death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naugatuck
Conn
Diamond St
Union City
Danbury Hatter Charles Young Found Dead Near Railroad
The unmutilated body of Charles Young a 30 year old Danbury hatter was found today on railroad tracks near Whitest station. He is believed to have tried to board a moving freight train and fallen between the cars. He leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehouse
Whhile
Annandale
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Louis Carson
Eightridge
Taylor Ron and Steel Works
Wifow
Danbury
Conn
Charles Young
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Barristers' Trials and Wig Care in Court History
The Souickors Journal notes the challenge of transporting a barrister’s wig box a hundred miles to a county court and returning the same day, stressing care and attention. The remark highlights the delicate handling required for legal wigs and the fashion of courtroom attire in historical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Finden Souickors Journal
The Drug Habits Rise Alarm in Medical View
Medical men warn that narcotic drug use is spreading in the community. They report a growing habit among the public, rising from years of concern to alarming levels, with fear and emphasis on the social consequences.
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M. Seabury
W.deunds
E. H. Craig
T. JG Moran
Rayaune
Elmer Dover
Poolgamibaton
Mires
Keiley
Vitra Mi
Mire Ec
Miller
Arthur Fallner
Bir
Mra
W. Peters
Tharese Bagers
Flora Schott
East Orange
H Wagner
Edward Siac
Daniel A. Carroll
W. Shivers
D. Juamond
Ford. Strauss
York
FX Naland
Floan Hartt
M. M. Newman
X. J
Henry Voss
Abela
Jerey City
Minot
W. Ro Ward
Mins
C. A. Ward
Gotaes
Frank Hull
Rockett
Samuel C. Rush
Gite
HW Fielder
If. D. Babbitt
William Campbell
Rae George Powers
W. P. James
SM A
Ah Seichon
Frederick A. Sehulta
Booker T. Washington
Montclair
Booker T. ‘Westington
Hackensack
William Robert Johnscn
Woodcliff
Morris Plame
Muntsman T. Morason
Johnsom
John the Baptist
Pasper
Mnnson
Lord's Farm
Seabright
Monmouth Beach
Sermey Central
Atlantic Highlands
Country Club
Jacob H. Schiff
Loeb Cottage
Rumson Road
Meix de
Takahira
Takatira
Seabright Beach Club
Anna Valentina
Garry E. Cantaluppi
Antoinnette Tolla
Mre
Valentina
Jerry Rosa
Rosa
Alnjentio
William Whitehead
Elizabeth _Dishrow
Jose Keichard
Sinunton
Suse Elizabeth Stechioe
Mocamg
Iry Aire
RG. Mure
WG Veo Burnett
Plainfield
DS Prete
Titzalieth NI
Quese
Charles Gantard
Morford
Grace Herford
George & Curva
EJ. Ross
Enat Orange
HE Purdan
CD Marc
Mewark
J. Horsee Cock
Miss Tiracher
Lou Bradley
Mon. Bradley
Mackintosh
Verona
Cedar Grove
NEW ‘Automobile Law
Connecticut Mayors’ Association
Roberts
Senate
State Board of Pardons
Board of Pardons
Warren
Pranele Bacon
Bacon
New ‘Aire
Hue
Egypt
Nis
Beneter Allan Parke
Paice
Sen
Hleaks Atrong
Paige
Mister
Dr. Ogden
Father
Arlington Municipal Plant
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