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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
1
Petitions opposing a Washington Avenue pavement improvement, valued at about 25 000 dollars, have been circulated and signed. Citizens debate who benefits and who should pay, with a council decision expected next week.
A garbled notice touts rent or sale options as it lists items with stray prices and unclear terms. It mentions a housing or real estate firm, plmeapter devices, and various prices including 2.4 and 3,500 with references to components and items.
The commission ended negotiations over canal and basin rights tied to the Jersey City area. It stated no compensation would be paid to the railroads and that any settlement must come from the state with potential transfer of title to the basins. The Lehigh Valley and related parties pressed for terms, while the commission kept the door open for future talks but upheld the old 1,000,000 offer as a starting point.
Scrupply Pans haul lists BARNUY & WALLS Tridware Chiga Sunae Pailpabieg Specials Shursdiy Drilay and Saturday Cove nnt Siow Flakes Weporth Tenson's Sweet Shop Gelswod Griddle and Walle Innis Warnet & Watts Handyave Union Square Phillipsburg
Woodruff of Widington sustained a serious neck injury described as dislocation of upper vertebrae following a fall while at a port project on January 28. He was treated by a medical expert and remained in hospital with distress but later regained some function. Workmen's Compensation Bureau involvement noted. he has since recovered enough to resume light duties.
Fragmentary text mentions Megaina Liberty Vordiighe and Reilay in a plea involving the puluones azul mother. References a Gardner, Wasluston, and a judge. Details are garbled with names, dates, and actions unclear.
Readable text notes Thanksgiving seafood specials from Thorpe's with oysters and clams. Mentions prompt delivery, address, and a telephone contact Washington 7-Ru. References Barnet & Walters and a local shop, with garbled lines in multiple places.
A large truck wreck disrupted traffic on Buttzville Hill. Debris blocked the road after a collision near a railroad culvert, forcing detours while emergency crews worked to clear the scene and restore flow. No injuries are detailed in the fragmentary report.
Washington officials were swept into a federal probe that targeted the liquor department’s enforcement and a deputy’s conduct. The report traces back to former chief Cone and the federal order to remove him from the New York post, amid calls for reform and renewed oversight. The proceedings touch on enforcement flaws, the role of state directors, and reactions from lawmakers and local officials.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a heated discussion on tuberculosis treatment and policy. It references Washington and New Jersey officials, medical researchers, and proposals for funding, education, and public health programs. Names, dates, and specifics are garbled, but the piece centers on evaluating strategies to combat the disease.
A chaotic report describes Red Cross workers aiding orphans and refugees as devastation sweeps Anatolia and the Mediterranean. It mentions thousands of Christians displaced, fund drives, and appeals for subscriptions to support relief efforts, with references to names, locations, and aid campaigns.
A garbled OCR passage references a park area and figures with scattered names and places. The text is too corrupted to extract a coherent event, date, or outcome, leaving only disjointed fragments about locations, people, and objects.
The readable passages depict a political-religious clash featuring Klan ideology and white supremacy. It references Dr. Kal Klay style rhetoric, religious ministers, and public school segregation debates, with attendees and speakers debating immigration, patriotism, and conformity within a Christian framework.
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