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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
5
Executive chairman Euridge of the American Automobile Association says the public often shifts blame in auto accidents. He argues drivers bear the responsibility in the majority of cases and urges clearer accountability.
A historical note discusses a chart of true accidents in New York City. It states that when fault or incapacity of the proper party is noted, the blame often falls on the injured person. The police studied a period with 487 accidents involving private automobiles and found 450 cases...
The article outlines driver versus pedestrian fault in historical traffic accident tallies, condemns jaywalking, and notes federal funding for road projects. It also reports revised New Jersey vote totals for United States Senate and gubernatorial races, lists county outcomes, and notes contracts and bonds for Hackettstown firms and Sussex Fort Jarvis and Newton-Fredon roads.
Residents of Pascole and nearby towns hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Win Maronary and Dr Wollman of Newark. Attendants, neighbors, and local figures such as Jacob Peittd and Thomas Wilean gathered across the week, while tensions over hunting and neighborhood safety prompted Board of Education discussions and warnings about armed intrusions. Local residents report illness and hospital visits, with several families noting illness and anxiety about hunting activity near Mt Airy School and neighboring properties.
The clipping lists names and brief social events from Clinton and nearby towns. It mentions visits by Anat Wolonn and family, Dr and Mrs Boothly, Charles Bunn of Newark, Mrs W Lore, Mrs Marghot Host, and many others with references to church meetings, hospital care, and local gatherings.
Prices announced by the Dairymen's League Co-Operative Association for November milk in the 201-210 mile zone set Class 1 plain milk at 2.90 per 100 pounds, Class 2 at 2.25, Class 3 at 0.47, and Class 4 based on New York City wholesale averages. the plan includes a 25 cent premium for Class 2 milk and notes forthcoming gubernatorial appointments and a Hunterdon arrest on liquor charges with a later plea expected.
A fragmented New York City note discusses concerns about children and safety. The readable text hints at parental worries and public policy questions without providing full details or context.
An automobile accident on Sparta Road left Stephen Holowits and Otto Matokowski of New York injured. Dr Pooley treated Mrs Haldwitz and others, while Matokowski attacked the doctor, leading to a police call and assault charges with bail set at 1000, later reduced.
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