13 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
1
Long, fragmented report details Westilgtin and Harmer County Clerk Crakwell’s handling of Borough money and a November election. It notes disputed funds, claims of misallocation, and potential legal action, mentioning the county treasurer and officials from Washington borough.
A man killed a gray fox with a stone during a short pursuit described as swift and decisive. Witnesses report the incident occurred near a rural path, with the hunter noting satisfaction at the capture and the fox’s swift retreat cut short by the strike.
Local Pipst Presbyteriia Congregation receives a boost as men from the Oxford church donate effort and funds to enrich church missions. The project aims to expand outreach and support for community programs led by the congregation.
A local pastor speaks to American Legion members about veterans themes and historical Crusaders, drawing on faith and service lessons for community and post activity. The address highlights patriotism, duty, and support for veterans within the post.
Fragmented OCR text describes injuries and battles, with references to Bailty, Chathandily, and De CG. Mentions include Victor at Nov. 88, BR Deeks, Tunas, and R o u x e. The garbled account hints at a conflict or incident with medical or wartime implications, but specifics remain unclear.
A dispute over tolls and road maintenance surfaces involving the county commission in Trenton and local officials. The article notes past delays, stalled payments, and potential impacts on funds for road work and bridge projects. Officials promise a formal response and possible remand actions pending financial reviews.
In a violent incident at New Village Stephen South was severely injured by gunfire. His companion suffered a serious facial injury and a girl accompanying them was injured as the assailant fired indiscriminately. Police are investigating.
Fragmented text describes hunting figures, local sportsmen, and community events with many garbled names and places. It mentions Washington and Seattle references, various individuals, and a scattered account of seasonal activity, meetings, and possible public notices. The overall sense is a dense local newspaper snippet lacking coherent narrative.
Fraternity leaders, with Warren County entries and university officials, prepare for a meeting Monday night to discuss elections, fund allocations, and the role of national councils. Delegations from various chapters will attend, with focus on student governance and postwar reconstruction policy.
A dramatic narrative follows a wealthy contractor, carpentry figures, and a singer across oceans from America to France. A shipboard love, staged alliances, and a theft culminate in a dramatic court or public confrontation with soldiers and a dangerous pursuit unfolding aboard ships and on shore.
A damaged OCR snippet discusses fish plentifulness and lists several names and places, including Sancti Morley Tye terfiehy, VWatthut, Srhnen, Codi, and references to Work Mowinldrs and Seatlaps. It mentions locations such as FO ALADARA Shuler Builds Bolvivury Avenue.
A grisly Monday morning murder burns details across Warren. Barnet, a former U S Army soldier aged about 24, allegedly plotted with Casselline and a dusky woman to lure and kill Rose and Barnet. The body was found burned in a farmhouse near Harmony township with signs of robbery as motive. Deputy Sheriff and county officials pursue leads, with witnesses naming a man from Drnadnardy and a woman described as a dusky charmer. The investigation includes a search for two men and a woman seen at the scene.
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