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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
7
The report notes alarm over 1921 business failures with 180 percent excess in liabilities and a rise in total failures. It cites Dun and Co figures, mentions Wall Street and Pittsburgh coal regions, and records notes on recoverable coal reserves and industrial strain.
The article notes a federal drive asking every person in the United States to file an income tax return for 1920 with deadlines, penalties for noncompliance, and rules for single and married filers including exemptions and joint household considerations. It mentions penalties up to 10,000 dollars and possible imprisonment for fraud or willful failure to file.
A chaotic burglary and arson plot unfolds as a gang led by Cher ot Palive Pitt targets a mine. The group ignites dangerous fires to cover crimes, endangering workers and nearby residents while authorities pursue them and witnesses testify.
The Hunterdon County freeholders debate the 1941 budget call totaling about 829 247.78 in anticipated expenditures across jail, bridges, printing, and roads. They plan hearings January 20 in Flemington to discuss proposed appropriations and related revenue.
A Washington commission member speaks against prohibition and mob violence in a national opinion piece. The document critiques enforcement by militia and hints at religious leaders shaping the era’s stance amid rising tensions.
A garbledOCR record shows a court or commission document referencing labor and damages, with names such as labor commissioner Boyd and others, plus a long ledger of U S government securities and bank collateral. The text mentions an award of 3124 for teenyovars and a witness testimony, alongside lists of securities, deposits, and notes.
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