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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
1
OCR reads as a disordered report describing Ku Klux Klan activity in a borough with references to organized rallies and public figures. The text implies planned demonstrations, security concerns, and clashes amid a broader debate on civil order and factional influence.
An excerpt tells of a strange incident involving Tyree and an air of mystery. The narrative describes a tense scene where fear and reflection blend with religious sentiment as events unfold around a pivotal moment.
Daret, a former hotel proprietor in Westin, is charged with illegal liquor selling. The case, tied to a murder inquiry, centers on testimony from witnesses and a protracted preliminary hearing set at the telegraph office court.
A local entry notes Dalyymiet Adiyntion Weave opening an operation on Polsidere Avenue near Castelle's with a new market for mille diling. The dairy firm AGEL WA and related partners plan to operate at this site, with Port Murray Dairy Co. listed as contact.
Fragmentary text notes Opdyke Kells Hlue Pewat selling Wie dwar pra and a Store on Tucoli avenue with possession in thirty days. It mentions retirement in good business upcoming plans and a fee related note.
A lengthy, fractured report outlines discussions over completing Route No. 12 from Warren to Washington, detailing proposed funding, routing, and political positions. It mentions state involvement, local officials, and anticipated costs, with varying projections and opposition notes.
The article records a public gathering where Doro Cawnejl and Covell discuss tax concerns for the year HA. Citizens attend at Toreval Mall to hear speakers and voice views while officials explain financial plans and upcoming assessments.
A distorted OCR passage describes police, residents, and a court case in a small town. Names and places appear garbled but reference a jail sentence, a Flemington location, and community figures amid a disorderly scene and legal actions.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a bustling scene with names, places, and events glimpsed through garbled text. It references long passages about language, social settings, and daily routines, mentioning individuals such as Miss Wharsten and various unnamed peers, with hints of lectures, parlor events, and a dining scene.
A long damaged report details police involvement around the Garden Studio of Dancing. Neighbors complain repeatedly as authorities pursue a case with arrests and hearings planned at the Maree Pivesen venue, while public attention centers on the neighborhood and safety concerns.
The article outlines plans for a Washington baseball group to compete in Tallfeet and lists proposed opponents, potential venues, and dates. It notes Wilbur C. trials, Mandelbrooks, and several players, with hopes to field three pitchers and multiple infielders. The piece anticipates a broader schedule including matches against Lincoln Giants and other regional teams, with organizational aims and dates pending approval.
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