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Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1923

Page

1

Bail held for Swindler in Missing Funds Case

A man described as a swindler faced bail after being arraigned on charges of defrauding Met. Suu Wisalling of Dart Caldetie and others. The court imposed 82,000 bond with charges tied to a probe of his alleged exploitation schemes. Witnesses connected him to a prominent investment firm and a counterfeit investor plot, with details detailing his alleged manipulation of funds and the involvement of a bank. The case references a November appearance and ongoing investigations into related financial schemes.

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New Power Plan for Trolley Co

The article outlines a new power plan for the trolley company with changes to the Mastik Washington station, including a proposed tail power line at Port Coldun and a new power phot at Broned. It notes stakeholders, financial questions, and dates for the funders and board, with ongoing debates and tentative timelines for implementation.

Trolley Co

Opera House Tear and Patchy Showbiz Notes

Fragmented OCR item mentions Monday showings and film titles like The Pury Cipher and The Clover Seed products. Several garbled names hint at theater trouble and advertisement for seed varieties. Strong entities include Pathe Review, Williams, Watters, and Clover.

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Fragmented Snowbound Contagion Rumors In Town

In a jumble of garbled text a city rumors a harsh winter and strange events. Names appear oddly, dates drift, and scattered phrases hint at a weather influenced storyline with references to Fay, Javon, Max, Cathy, and Washington. The piece reads like a disrupted diary of weather and local fables.

Therrit Ute Riel Cathy

Prohibition cider raid uncovers illegal barrels and arrests

A chaotic account details a cider operation near a farm in Breibyer involving stolen barrels, illicit wine, and a police raid led by federal enforcement agents. The narrative mentions Berttaer’s ownership, Wieder’s confrontation with officers, and the seizure of multiple barrels while authorities pursue legal action and enforce federal prohibitions.

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State Police finances and duties outlined in annual report

A long OCR passage details state police operations and oversight, noting wage lines, equipment purchases, and staff counts. It references salaries, operating costs, and audits, along with descriptions of duties, training, and the role of the force in public safety. It mentions reports, budgeting, and organizational structure within the police department.

Untitled sports notes mix speaks of players and pact terms

Fragmented OCR reads as a sports item with names and actions blurred. Mentions of players, a pact, and reactions suggest a story about a team and its members amid a dispute or decision. Specifics are unclear due to OCR errors, but the tone matches a brief local sports snippet.

Road Boss Sent to Jail in Newark Forgery Case

A jury found Cowher, alias ChliCon, guilty of forging notes and was sentenced to three to seven years in state prison. The defendant, linked to a series of fraudulent acts in Lebanon township and Bayles, faced mob arrests and legal actions across multiple counties, with police and troopers aiding the pursuit. The case involved the store burglary and a pond-work scheme managed by Alfred, tying to local labor and property crimes.

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Old Association Asks For Picnic In County Controversy

A long damaged notice describes an old association seeking work privileges for freeholders in Bulvirke township. Debates center on granting duties and funding tied to a county project, with figures estimating costs and a push to revise plans.

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Wanliighon Sociaty Vanquiet

A fragmented notice describes a meeting with an address by Ty Henry Rose and a program including a talk on Buinningge. It mentions a dinner, entertainment, and membership events, with references to locations Newark and Washington and the Moning deat country.

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Fragmented account of a power outage and theft at a local store

A chaotic page recounts a day of incidents including a power failure and several thefts. Details blur with garbled names and places, but events center on shop disruptions, a radiator issue, and a failed effort to recover stolen items. The narrative hints at a broader disturbance in the market district.

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Governor Silzer Clears New Jersey Highway Board Appointments

Governor Silzer announced a slate to fill four highway commission seats and the five member State Highway Board. The appointments include Genoa Night Le Scott of Plainfield and Walter J Edgg of Mansell Township, with two others to be confirmed by the Senate. The move aims to stabilize the highway department and address long-standing governance concerns amid partisan debates.

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New School Boards Face Voter Reaction in Borough Elections

Voters head to the polls Tuesday amid debate on school board candidates and education funding. Incumbents like Langer and others fight for control as community members argue over building plans, repairs, and governance.

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