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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
9
Fragmented text references players on the market, plans to train, and local events with scattered mentions of Washington, Detroit, and East locations. No clear outcome or dates emerge, but notes a sports context with teams and a championship bureau mentioned in a murky report.
Voters hear calls for a strong Democratic campaign as A. C. Hart and Hoff king vie in the Bergen district. Support from Hopkings and Warren counties signals a unified front against Republican contenders McGlave and Bailey. The outcome hinges on Bergen turnout and party cohesion ahead of the November election.
The text traces a frail political scene with mentions of a candidate and party committees. It references rejection remarks and possible manipulation by principal figures, noting Republicans and congressional paths.
The Sabonal Association of Manwgacnre backs Senator Reed citing unity and reform. The piece discusses the Navona Association of Manufacturers and Republican congressional committee efforts, praising coordinated action and urging support for Reed and allied party candidates amid a period of political tension and calls for stronger national leadership.
Newton and Washington prepare for a twilight baseball contest with rain delaying play. The piece notes errors and rivalry amid a joint effort to cover the game as Newton visits Washington, with mentions of players Belvidere Janek and staff, and plans for future division receipts and dates.
The readable text mentions a horse dealer and a buyer E phrases about wolves and a horse sale. It notes Frank Myilone's dog ran into Miss Margaret Trundy, knocking her and she was taken home with injuries described as minor.
An oblique notice lists Alvin Beattie as a pallbearer for a local funeral. Details are sparse in the fragmented OCR text but indicate official roles at the service.
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