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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
1
The issue blends weather chatter with spring fever lore and local life. It notes gardening chores, poultry care, and a burst of community events from theater to sports, while recounting a crime story and a local arrest with terse details.
Saturday, April 18 event at Rinstevelle features homemade dingbats and barter items for charity. Proceeds support Latwa group and Barnet hardware stalls with doge and forms. Local churches and merchants sponsor booths including wash and pantry items and a mixer.
Freeholders approved charges led by county counsel for the removal of Abram Taw and related court costs. A sale of personal property and a county house appeared to cover debts, with plans to auction in Oxford's Dutch section. The action aims to recover funds for unpaid taxes and obligations from a resident in Warren County.
The Canal Commission outlined steps for assessing abandonment of canal property near Jersey City. Key witnesses including Speer and Loch discussed state needs, property titles, and potential compensation while a formal reply letter from the canal company was planned.
A crowded narrative details alleged graft by a group called the Shifters tied to tax funds and investigations. It cites Dobbins and a state commission seeking funds for surveys and investigations, with proposed appropriations of $10,000 for surveys and $800 for second sales and $9,000 for read tasks, amid broader public scrutiny of financing.
The couple wed on September 1 in New York City at a church on Papyonage Ipagouli Street. The ceremony was attended by family and neighbors in a quiet, local atmosphere. Relatives say they will reside with the groom’s family as the wife begins life in the community.
A garbled theatre page lists April events including a comedy night, several shows named The WISTE and The Armis of Agitol, and a royal pantomime. It notes ticket pricing, matinee and evening performances, and mentions Boston Opera House dates and a Friday matinee.
A fragmented account details a night crime ring led by Sathien Pica and associates including Deshi and Banari Huard. The report notes a series of theft and burglary actions targeting Wah businesses and a planned expansion into plumbing and hardware supply operations with a Maynard firm named Moore West. Authorities mention a consultation with a physician and reference a funeral procession and a water supply contingency. The text also cites Jamison Moore and Jeary Porkins in various roles related to the operation.
GarbledOCR report shows a disrupted city meeting with references to Mayor Berbeaken and Dormoet, plus unclear lines about a delivery, feasibility study, and senior committee actions. Names like Hashem and Hirani appear amid fragmented phrases and stray numbers.
Union Square Mullipsburg event details unclear. readable fragments mention costed barney and waters with a potential meeting or notice. No clear actions, dates, or organizations are established in the legible text.
The Washington Monel reports a surge of new houses and renovations across West Washington Avenue and surrounding blocks. Builders like Kipsworth Smith and J. Darelased of Lo AL Culeman push multiple homes on Cartie and West Falinston Street as demand rises for modern residences in the city.
The Board of Education plans another election in April after the playground proposition failed 245 to 141. Officials say $4,700 is needed for the site and improvements. a campaign will explain why this site is best and address objections about drainage and costs.
Canvass of the Republica shows 54 members backing the home bill but opposition from key Republicans. Chairman MacGumber seeks re election and the bill may face delay behind conference treaties, with passage unlikely before April unless conditions change. Merchants report Dollar Days boosting sales amid weather and demand for stoves and cleaning supplies.
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