Chattle Chatter Ends As High School Events Proceed
Gentle readers hear that Chattle will close soon with no more chips for a time. The High School orchestra performs at class-day exercises tonight. Seniors visit the beach to swim at Neptune. Fred Wilcox shows a Queen City wheel and may join the Long Branch Cycle Club.
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West Side Road Opens at Sea Bright
The new West Side road at Sea Bright is now open for travel after removal of gates at two deadly grade crossings near the Sea Bright station and North Beach. The change follows legislative action and condemnation proceedings to abandon the old crossings to prevent further fatal accidents.
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Million Dollar Fire Destroys St Louis Sash Plant
A locomotive spark ignited a blaze in the Hutting Sash and Door plant area in St Louis May 16. The fire wiped out eight acres of lumber, warehouses, and factories including Hutting Sash and Door, Patham Miller Planing Mill, Missouri Stair, and Mound City Box. Loss estimated at 1 million dollars. Hutting insured for 500,000. About 100 families relocated as the district burned along Manchester avenue and nearby tracks.
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Stokes Leaves Hospital After Shooting Millionaire
W E D Stokes leaves Roosevelt Hospital for his Long Branch country home after bullet wounds are deemed non threatening. Doctors report danger of infection passed and he rode there by car with counsel. Stokes and accomplices Conrad and Lillian Graham are slated for arraignment this afternoon with possible adjournment.
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Billie Marsh's Tin Whistle Breaks in accident
An agitated boy tells Mrs Marsbh Billie Marsh that a new tin whistle was broken when a person named StedinTdller ran over it. The scene is described in London M A P style dialogue.
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