06 Aug 1914
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
1
The piece chronicles widespread European conflict with Britain and Germany described as major powers in a global crisis. It notes mobilization across nations, economic strains, and anticipated alliances as the war expands, stressing American concern and possible involvement while citing public sentiment and political maneuvering.
The Town Council wrestles with a proposed ordinance on utility wires and service contracts. Major figures include Mayor Smith and Godfrey leading the ordinance committee as debates hinge on contract terms and safety implications.
An elderly couple and relatives travel to Europe weeks ago and visit England and Scotland. Letters from Washington describe hardship in France and Switzerland as families await news about relatives. The piece notes travel plans, a daughter’s seeking a change of path, and a wake of wartime uncertainty across Europe.
Discussion by freeholders on the Oxford connection and Washington influence. Petition presented by Harry Christine representing the Washington district. the aim to disprove claims of no road preferences. Construction details include plans, funding, and a machine shop foundation.
Local report details a man presenting a false claim of identity to Wells and others in Warren Ohio. Police say the case involves staged home visits, offers to deliver goods, and accusations of taking funds while avoiding proper witnesses.
The obituary notes the death of Theodorn Smith of Asbury New Jersey and lists attendees including Theodorn Smith of Asbury and other relatives. Four attended the funeral held on Sunday with a eulogy and local notices published.
A four reel photoplay titled The Ringing of Treat will be shown at the Fox Theater in Washington Street. The Friday night program features a thriller from start to finish with admissions set at five cents.
Newton star runners fueled a late rally to edge Duluth 40 to 36 at home. Du lour, Gibbs and McGurry delivered key hits while early errors by Superior kept the game tight. Duluth’s defense clamped down in the final frames, securing the win as the crowd roared.
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