Fine Showing of A H Building and Loan at Atlantic Highlands
The Atlantic Highlands Building and Loan Association reported record home creation this year with 58 properties acquired or constructed and five parcels with no buildings, aided by shareholders. Borough Council adjourned with all but one member present and approved final passage of ordinance 203 transferring Bay View avenue to the county. damages from street changes during boulevard work would not be borough responsibility. Also noted: Chile’s 22,334 miles of telegraph, US railroading with 51,000 locomotives, and fence construction tips. Baptist bowlers beat Grace Methodists three straight at the Y M C A alleys, led by Conover and Worth, with league standings shown.
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A. H. Building & Loan
Atlantic Highlands Building and Loan Association
State Commission of Banking and Insurance
Atlantic Highlands
Thomas J. Emery
John L. Sweeney
Bay View Avenue
Sweeney
W. T. Franklin
County of Monmouth
Chile
United States
Grace Methodist
Baptist
Red Bank Church
Baptists
Prince George Fights With King Peter of Servia
Prince George, son of King Peter of Servia, engaged in a confrontation with his father during a noted royal dispute. The incident drew attention across courts and headlines for its impact on succession and diplomatic relations.
King II A Royal Scrap: Prince George and King Peter Scuffle
Belgrade dispatch reports violent scenes between ex Crown Prince George of Servia and his father King Peter in Belgrade. The king demanded the prince leave the capital over unrest created by George’s circle of young officers. a slap on the ear led to a scuffle before aides separated them.
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George of
Servia
Vienna
Belgrade
Peter
Prince George
George
Italian Shoots Two Were the Wrong Men
In White Plains New York on December 19 Gregorio Pattance, seeking his missing sister, went to the Penturo home in Pleasantville armed with a shotgun and by mistake killed Joséph Vasta and mortally wounded Guiseppe Vasta. Pattance fled after dropping the weapon.
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White Plains
N. Y
Letorio Penturo
Gregorio Pattance
Penture
Pleasantville
Pattance
Joséph Vasta
Penturo
Vasta
Guiseppe
Island sinks off Salvador with vast islander drowning
Port Limon Costa Rica December 19. An island in the Opango lagoon off Salvador sank after a sequence of earthquakes. About 170 people including men women and children were drowned. Survivors reached the mainland as boats hesitated to approach due to violent seas and tremors. By morning no trace of the island remained.
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Port Limon
Costa Rica
Opango Lagoon
Salvador
Republic
Bave
Crusade for Clean Mouths Aids by Two Dental Lecturers
Albany announces Dr H L Wheeler of New York and Dr W A White of Phelps named dental consultants to advise on oral hygiene. They will lecture on preventing tooth decay and help local boards start school tooth inspections and free clinic openings. New York inspectors report 90 percent of children show mouth conditions fostering disease.
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Albany
N. Y
H. L. Wheeler
New York City
W. A. White
Phelps
Eugene H. Porter
United States
Wheeler
Blind minister markets electric chair dream for gain
In Michigan on December 19, Rev Thomas McKinsie, a blind street singer and former minister, says advertising pays as he seeks letters from four governors to obtain a ticket to the electric chair. He reports growing interest and business from supporters and observers.
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Batti
Creek
Mich
Thomas McKinsie
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Jersey
PX Pexey Han Tns
Asbury Park
Red Bank
K. B
Wroth
Baker's Cocoa
Baker’s Chocolate
Eagle Milk
S. S. Scobey’s Cor. B’way & Liberty St
Herbert Conover
Frank N. Worth
George Manson
George Bray
Grace Methodists
Warren Smock
John Valentine
Russell Preston
B. Swannell
William Child
The
Daily Record
Telephone
J. B. Sacco CO
Bottling Works and Saleshouse
Peter of
King II
Ager
Crusade For
Sunshines
Humphrey
N. J
Broadway
Long Branch
New Jersey
Cook’s
Asbury Park, N. J
L. de la Roussille
Broad ST
RED Bane
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