Exchange Offers Five Story NYC Apt for Long Branch Cottage
Advertisement notes a five story steam heated apartment house in prime New York City area offered for exchange for a cottage in the South section of Long Branch. Lists Van Huel and Hobson contact with phone number 28410286.
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Annual meeting notice of New York and Long Branch Steamboat Co
The annual stockholders meeting will be held at the company's office at the foot of Rockwell Avenue in Long Branch New Jersey on Thursday December 8 1920 at 1 30 p m for the election of a board of directors for the ensuing year and any other business as may come before the meeting.
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New York and Long Branch Steamboat Co
Rockwell
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Uch
Unionists Behind In Election As O Connor Is Returned
London December 6 The general election shows modest gains for both sides with Unionists winning four seats and Liberal gains two. O Connor is returned with a small majority while London results dampen Unionist expectations. The opposition holds its own though not decisive, as broader political comment lingers in the background.
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William L Edwards Counsellor at Law Ad Card
William L Edwards Counsellor at Law located in the Post Office Building Long Branch New Jersey with advertisement references Eatontown New Jersey and a street address fragment from the Advertiser Building. The item appears as a small legal services card in a historical newspaper listing.
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Woman Claims Another's Child in Staten Island Case
New York December 6 A custody dispute unfolds after Maude Campbell challenged Arthur Warren and Vera Warren over a ten month old boy. Warren alleges an agreement to pass the child as theirs by blood with a physician staged to confirm illness. Campbell later took the boy on October 28 from their Staten Island home.
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Officials Exhume Body in Trunk Murder Probe
Providence K L December 6 Officials believe a man who died November 4 in Foster near here is William H Lewis the fugitive wanted for Albert Calder’s murder in New York A New York detective with Lewis photo aided the exhumation The coroner Winterbottom Columbia University expert Larkin and Dr Lehane examined the body found in a trunk The authorities say the body’s description does not match artist Albert Callier’s profile
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Taft May Appoint Pepper To Supreme Court
Washington December 6 President Taft is considering George W Pepper of Philadelphia for the Supreme Court vacancy Pepper known as an author of law texts and former counsel for Gifford Pinchot in the Ballinger Pinchot investigation He is forty three years old and a Pennsylvanian candidate for the court The report notes his prominence and judgment for the bench
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Chauffeurs End Strike With Narrow Victory in Vote
In New York on December 6 a close tally 530 to 472 led to chauffeurs returning to work. Strikers say the agreement improves conditions and includes a union nondiscrimination clause seen as de facto recognition. The deal pays $2.50 for a twelve hour day with one hour for dinner.
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Minister as Abductor Girl Charges Polish Pastor With Detaining Her
Miss Stanislawa Koleta, twenty, accuses Rev Anselm Milnarczyk, former Polish Catholic pastor and editor of Spiritual Hammer, of enticing her from New York to Utica and detaining her unlawfully. Milnarczyk pleads not guilty and demands an examination. held on $5,000 bail.
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Anselm Milnarczyk
Spiritual Hammer
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New York
Rob in Prison's Shadow Blows Open Auburn Safe
Cracksmen returned after three months and blew open a safe in the wholesale and retail grocery of C. G. Meeker in Auburn New Jersey, obtaining 1800 dollars. The place is checked every half hour, yet the officer on beat heard nothing and the robbers escaped. Tomorrow's southeast forecast calls for fair weather.
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Boy Prisoners Suffer Cruel Work at Indiana Reforms
Terre Haute Indiana December report on Jeffersonville reform school conditions reveals harsh contract labor. Convicts handle twelve shirts daily under tight deadlines with punishment if unmet. Prisoners endure solitary “hole” and iron hand restraints. Food is minimal and hospital admissions are common upon release.
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S. Reinbold
Indiana Federation of Labor
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Belmont Denies Graft In Hart Agnew Campaign Funds
New York December 6 Belmont admits handling publicity and legal services for a 400000 fund passing through Judge Coyne during the anti racing bills campaign He denies contributing authorized or vi sing improper influence and outlines racing associations statewide efforts to sway sentiment He says only a telephone call would summon him before the legislative investigating committee.
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Judge Coyne
August Belmont
Legislative Investigating Committee
Many Sided Kicks of the Camel
The New York World notes a camel can kick far with hind legs reaching around its body and chest, even from a lying position. It warns that in comparison a mule is more considerate, advising caution when the camel appears ready to strike.
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Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse Loses Propeller In Rough Seas
A Marconi wireless from the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse reports the liner carried away its port propeller in rough weather Sunday and now sails about 16 knots under starboard engines. The ship, 850 miles east of Sandy Hook, says no damage occurred and all bands are well.
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Bremen
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Richest Girl in U S Bequeathed $30 Million
Chicago December 6 John H Barker died Saturday leaving his entire fortune to his fourteen year old daughter Catherine, making her likely the richest girl or unmarried woman in the country. The 30 million dollars surpasses the fortune of Miss Helos Gould of New York. Washington December 6 Governor elect Eugene Fell Fess announced he will resign January 5 prior to his inauguration.
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Gould
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Mutual Need Dix-Hix’s O2h Evening Cheer
A fragment from Chicago News notes a plan to visit someone to lift spirits this evening. It references Mrs. da Whynat renauennll and Dix-Well-er-I, with a casual tone about a small social gathering.
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