Annual Report of West Long Branch Borough 1911
The document presents the annual financial condition of West Long Branch New Jersey as of December 1 1911. It includes audited figures certified by Borough Clerk A E Van Note and the Finance Committee Chas A Poole John H Sutheim Edward M Beach.
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West Long Branch
N. J
C. M. Truax
Gifford, Lacour, Cranmer Co
Board Freeholders
Cedar Ave
R. KR. Hughes
Victor Ave
Henry Woolley
Monroe Francis
Jas. Francis
Wm. Poole
Mason Jas. Sherman
Geo. Hulick
Thos. Robinson & Co
G. L. Gibbs
Coll
Discount
Geo. van Dyke
Wm. Heyer
Jas
Francis
Sherman
John Youmans
Geo
Hulick
Mason
J. W. Seaman
Taylor Pub. Co
Taylor Pub, Co
Methermott
van Note
Piatne Tub
B. Morris Post
G. A
RRS
B. van Note
Lary
A. RB. Chinery
A. Stevens
W T. Burke
Experim Entin
RW. Zimmerman
N. Gh
Pastor Pub
C O
G. L. Gitta
N. van Horn
Dee
Tire
Randeitte
Los
W. Ary
Boller
A. D, van Note
Borough of
Chas
A. Poole
John H. Sutehin
Edward M. Beach
W. L. B. Eng. House Co
War
Beale
McDermott
A. D. van Note
Bal
Les Wi
Consol Gas Co
Norwood Park Co
Consol. Gas Co
Hollywood Golf Club
Citizens National
No. Sa
Cloughly, Nicholl Co
Lamp Fest
du M. Truax
Pril
Consol
Consolas Co
Consol Co
Tintern Manor Water Co
Tintern Manor Water
Board of Health
T. le. Slocum & Co
George L. Gibbs
C. D. Reese
A. M. Townley & Co
Jacob Steinbach
Engine House Co
Kent
M. Truax
George van Dyke
John P. Fowler
A. J. Brown
G. A. Hulsick
H. Joline
Chas. Allen
George Hulick
Hyrrad
Jas. Sherman
Walter Palmer
John Hugg
Wn Covert
Geo. Oltrell
Glide Road Machine Co
R. Hughes
Wall St
Geo Hulick
Chas, Parker
Walter Matmer
Das
Schultz
John Clayton
Y. Seaman
Chamberlain
Hughes
Allen
R. R. Hughes
R. St
Woole
Gen. Halick
Geo. Haliek
Bert Woolley
Wood Pulp Duty Row Fails to Budge U S Policy
Washington reports the United States has replied to Count von Pernstorff on free entry for wood pulp, a move Canada already enjoys. Germany extends lower tariffs to Japan and Sweden to all major nations except the United States, hurting American steel and rubber exporters. No clear U S attitude is seen as retaliation lingers until wood pulp is settled.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Count von Pernstorff
Canada
Germany
Japan
Sweden
Congress
Count William Redding Dies in Havana Hotel Death
William Redding, a famed American in Cuba and longtime Catholic benefactor, is found dead in a hotel bathroom in Havana at age eighty. Born a poor boy of ten, he rose to wealth and national prominence, earning knighthood from Pope Leo XII and the papal title of count for charity and church service.
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William Redding
Cuba
Havana
Dee
Inglaterra
Archbishop Hughes
New York
Jim William Redding
Leo XII
St. Gregory
Single House Committee to Probe Big Trusts
Washington December 80 plans by Democratic leaders call for a seven member House committee to investigate the money trust the Atlantic shipping trust and the harvester trust. International Harvester is already under justice department inquiry and talks for voluntary dissolution are in progress. Chairman Henry of the rules committee said the panel would back a single committee investigation.
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Washington
Money Trust
Atlantic Shipping Trust
Harvester Trust
International Harvester Company
Department of Justice
Henry
House Rules Committee
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L. Gibbs
Isi
C. F. McDonald
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Iga
Lili
Rk. R. Hughes
Victor
Monmouth Gravel Co
K. R. Hughes
Frank Sherman
Geo. Fulick
Wm. Voole
Walter Francis
Jas, Francis
Count von Bernstorff
Kaiser
Nt Evle
Prc
Sar
Pride of the
Fancy
Norway
California
Bee
Clokhs
M. Z'Mmerman
Curr
Broadway
2Nd Ave
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