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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

13

Chautauqua Aims and Local Highway Debate

In Warren County notes, Chautauqua plans show a broad program of lectures music and moral uplift while a state highway dispute surrounds unauthorized police checks and land use. Commencement signals students returning to classes with emphasis on education and opportunity for all.

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Washington Ledger Fragment Highlights Editorial Roles

A fragmented OCR snippet mentions Washington New Jersey editors and staff. It references Andrews as Managing Editor Miller as Associate Editor and general supervisory roles including a general superintendent, all tied to 1868. The readable items show names and titles without a cohesive article context.

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Announcement strengthens STAR as editor plans growth

The STAR and ally The Stryker Press announce leadership changes as Frank G. Andrews becomes managing editor with George W. Miller assisting. The papers aim to raise service and prestige for their twenty thousand readers, maintaining paid circulation and expanding subscriber loyalty in Warren County.

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Controversial Editorial Reflects Prohibition Debate

The piece discusses a stray dog incident near Hackettstown and broad civic questions. It questions moral choices in evidence gathering, criticizes authorities for tempting boyhood witnesses, and weighs political implications around enforcement and Prohibition. The writer argues for principled action over expediency, noting local party tensions and upcoming elections.

Judge Speer to Oversee Canal Commission Reorganization

The Newark News reports Judge Speer chairs the commission, with five months to designate new members and report from Trenton. Progress on Lehigh Valley Railroad canal property transfer and pilot talks have started, but full action awaits a restructured Canal Commission and approval of terms to transfer all or part of the canal.

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Coal strike threat looms as July nears

Wilkes-Barre report warns a general miners’ strike on July first could trigger a coal famine next winter. Public demand grows as miners push for a decisive vote on whether the general strike committee should act. Workers vow readiness to mobilize if authorized. observers warn a prolonged halt would imperil fuel and food supplies. The piece urges decisive leadership to prevent renewed hardship amid global unrest.

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Ramsey in GOP Primary Battle Cited by Perkins

The rambling OCR text discusses Tom R Ramsey and Randolph Perkins in a Republican primary contest. It portrays Perkins criticizing Ramsey as ineffective in Congress, alleging poor businesslike methods and failure in patronage distribution, with emphasis on internal party dissatisfaction.

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Automobiles and Interstate Reciprocity Debate Stirs News

The discussion centers on automobile reciprocity between New York and New Jersey, highlighting disputes over trucks using each state’s roads and revenue from heavy vehicles. It notes a two‑team rule proposal in Tigex County politics, amid opposition to backroom candidate selection and calls to honor voter choice.

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The Old Swimming Nose and Loneliest Days

A fragmentary write up laments warnings to children about water danger and the habit of overthinking drownings. It contrasts warnings with risky behavior and notes the longest days bring banking deadlines and looming Sundays. It reflects cautious lessons on swimming and personal responsibility.

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Public anger over jail reform and agency costs

The letter group attacks county jail changes funded at about 360,000 plus. They warn of a new prison commission with county deputies and high salaries, claiming it will burden taxpayers up to 3,000 per inmate and erode local control, urging resistance to what they call a power grab by reformers.

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Washington Party in Guthsville Outing Draws Bus, Parade

A Washington group led a trip to Guthsville with a 33 automobile convoy, delivering a chicken and wine dinner after a city parade. Citizens praised the event as smooth and well organized while critics lamented bureaucratic agencies and rising taxes.

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