Petty Sentenced to Eight Years
Petty, a Washington banking official, was sentenced in Newark to five years in a federal prison, with a heavy penalty to follow for the misappropriation of funds. The court criticized his breach of trust and noted his prior influence, while urging consideration of possible appeals and the impact on his family.
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Stobert St. Petty
Hellktoh
Newark
Tabor
Trenton
Erkman
Sig
Elie Owas
Yar
Petty
Quad Lauienworth
Amd
Renton
Modatlans
Propriabien of
Furle
Aimliniemiun
Sentererof
Pam Ipsbi
Tehalt
Tam Petty Frank Feh
Heene
Mary Thremgghoun
Hisebles
Adora Vreeland
Mavini Entenve
Paris
Counkel
Smith
Mary
Pune
SmiLiVs
Jontge
Pelz
Pervona
Relistah
Congress
Potty
Torin
Voowhart
Wits
Talmaan
Washington Meorni rally plans and state highway expansion
Plans outline a May event with Master of Ceremonies G B Smith and Washington band headlining a parade. Veterans lodge members and school children will participate. End solt dier grave decorations include bloom potted plants. State Highway Department will absorb the road from Imingdale to Washington and to Belvidere via Oxford and widen/maintain 1500 mile system, adding Hackettstown road next year.
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Meanie
Washington Meiorkellag
Cain
Camelion
G. B. Smith
Washington Tard
Iodge
Ivithodes Anu
A. Biryker
Phing
State Toad Department
Statecoad Department
Imingdale
Washington
Belvidere
Oxfords
Chis Weang
Clude
Waryon County
Strill
Hackettstown
Opening Baseball Game Sets Bangor Tone for Season
Fragmented OCR summary describes a baseball opener with Max Dima and Bangor teams, naming players and venues, mentioning preparations, local figures like Phillips, and a Saturday start. The text shows scattered references to towns, dates, and trial events, with terse notes on players and outcomes.
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Ark Althiinig
Hoputcher
Pontes
Beth
Shernoang
Oak Peters
Wong
Mit Amin
Ted
Phillipsjure
Local debts and committees tied to town meeting efforts
Fragmented report outlines debt payers, committee actions, and a ballot page in a Weymouth area town. It mentions Warren, Beny, and Provintent leading to a public page in Shine, with residents urged to note changes in the town’s financial proceedings and upcoming votes.
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Anderson
Bea
Wai
Weytay Oletselahs
Warren
Silent Creb
Avil
Irdasinnr
May reopening night at the rink with snacks for Philipsburg
A damaged notice describes the May reopening of the rink in Philipsburg with a special event and refreshments. It mentions Conant and Vandianelp bands operating limited hours, a 12 o'clock start, and a positive season revival after months of closure.
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Mayne
Tormaek
Basten Bard
Traction
Vandianelp
Sho
Sala
Philipsburg
Severe frost injures garden crops and fruit trees
A recent frost damaged vegetation with garden plants nipped and berries blighted. Cherries and pears were hit hardest while crops like grapes suffered significant losses. Local growers report reduced yields and warn of possible longer term effects on fruit quality.
Special Election Called in Sixth District to Replace Mart Newlan
Governor Ficider issued a proclamation calling a special election in the Sixth Congressional District to elect a successor to the late Congressman Sabiala T. Mart Newlan. Date fixed by gubernatorial order: Tuesday in August.
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Ficider
Sabiala T. Mart Newlan
Ite
Creamy Peppermint Treats Highlight Special Offers
A playful note promotes chocolate cream peppermint flavors with mention of specials and in-store windows at UBER. It emphasizes pride in Candice and local taste for sweet treats. The message blends personal flair with shopping prompts and product variety.
Dope Dream of a Politigal Career
A fragmentary satirical monologue on pursuing a political career. It mocks campaign rituals and the allure of office, with imagined steps from voter outreach to party praise. The speaker contemplates lobbyist access, media attention, and the temptations of power while vividly describing a staged political ascent.
Politician Jim's Campaign Reflections and Constituents
Fragmentary reminiscences reveal a Warren County politician sharing views on constituents and party unity. The speaker discusses campaigning tactics, voter obligations, and the need to balance principles with practical payoffs while referencing local counties and legislative sessions.
Fragmented OCR tale with broken names and locations
A jagged OCR fragment mentions Newark Allentown and Washington in a transport related tale. It references riders, a garage, a bridge on Port Colonial, a court-like meeting in Dover, and a schedule with fares at two cents a mile, all but details are garbled.
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Marereyetlsis
Beny
Basta
Eytlacitia
Newark
Allanretr
Qoe
Port Colon
Warren County
Dover
Delaware
Ing Schadile
Dalai
Baresley
Owfort
Complicated Contracts Delay City Construction Bids
A bidding process for road and jail building work faced delays after bids failed to meet stone material requirements. The board reevaluated, rejecting Salmon Bros bids due to material noncompliance, then readvertised. Low bids from Harrap Co, Luton Brow, and Miller Engineering were considered, with State Commissioner approval pending. May and June bid rounds reflected varying costs and contractor compliance.
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New Road
Ffs
Babtke
Salmon. Bros
Stita
Geleidere
Satito
Omnis
Pauly Jaltito
St. Louis
VanDoren, Iron Work? Co
Gleveland
Talter Company
Tae
Bhi
Bette Readvertise
Onideavor
Pec
Ocher
Tilereeted
Ohis
Diddler
Rew
Gardner & Co
del. vi
W. Gardner & Co
Belvid Caileo Bros
Negoonk
Trenton Prep School Plans Summer Tour for Hopes
A damaged OCR passage outlines a planned summer school tour in Trenton involving county authorities and a savings target of $5,000. The plan is led by De Calvin Sy and a committee, with a focus on improving high school education and inviting teachers from New Jersey to attend a summer school session.
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Hesse
Magmala
Kuro
New Jersey
Warren
Chang Gat
Mit
Ure
Bidstis Perens
Aleara Dabon
de Eley
Curtuen
Sim Sajrebody
Jim
Warren County
Neuse
Tranterdon
Sussex
Ailein
Tor
Selink
Trenton
Eheal
Conny
de Calvin Sy. Bentich
Unis
Washington Git Wer Themirplage Wedding Notice
Washington event announces the marriage of Miss Mae Amin Beaman daughter of Mr and Mrs Busia to Reverend Dr Lord at Chambers Street Phillipsburg on Wednesday. The couple will reside on Avenue with Mr and Mrs Gray.
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Washington
Mae ‘Amin Beaman
Dom Busia
Horiee
Shepherd
Chambers Street
Phillipsburg
Web Ton
Dr Lord
Lagt
Mras Jy
Gray
Phitingburs
Rifle Accident Injures Man In Townsbury
Charles Admire of Townsbury handles a loaded rifle when it fires injuring his boss’s son Joseph Ajmer. Dr J O. Tinling of Church Quick treats the ankle and wards off tetanus. The incident occurs near the Opera House area with high school planes advertised.
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Lyunr
Charles
Townsbury
J O. Tinlgan
Jury reform bill passes Assembly amid voter fate fight
An altered jury reform bill cleared the Assembly on Monday night, a makeshift measure seen as a partial pledge toward reform. The plan defers to a referendum and aims to delay full effect, with leaders betting voters may derail the act at the polls, while the Senate pondered its fate.
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House of Assembly
Woodrow Wilton
Senate
CIA
Thy ‘Assembly
Smith-Nugent
Egandin
Eieh
Ts Bi
Jay
Tim Nugent
Hnvins
Ives
Pines
Thindson Vetenty
Giinine
Martin Eins
Sof
Monde
Woenieseiy Ul Bergen
Wilcon
Locke
Speer
Sualite J
Newark
Tast
Uae
Darhie
Oaks
Ile
Pemperuis
Witligan
Hideo
Assobionias Carhare
Warten
Assemblyman Haihe
Hunterdon Coutily
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Cea
Bey
Chad
Cy Chee
Parerys
Uyeda Meadaleary
Dani Fui
Tavvbaw Tines
Tang
Hichard Bare
Bhiurstown
David Lundy
Wiesen
Stary
Shreon Smith
Port Coldeny Way
Washington Cemetery
Dope
Frelance
Woeder
Attom
Pest
Coluwing
Anu
Pelaherg & Berrys
Tiller
Vonighe
Opera Mouse
Wilson
Assembly
Kabjeer
Joel Pinky
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