Indictments In Avanon Murder Are Handled In Court
Two Washington youths aged 18 and 22 pleaded not guilty to murder after a grand jury returned true bills. The trial date was set for Monday Oct 28 with defense by Stryker Morrow and Oscar Jeffery. A shooting on August 14 near Washington left William Aymon dead and led to separate indictments against Giley and Scharrer.
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Bogen Scharrer
George Oakes
Washington
William £. Aymon
Barker
Wiz Peclock
Ecourt
Oskos
Coinsat
Oaken
Yen
Coonaal
Stryker
Morrow
Mesara
Oscar Jeffery
Trina
Warren County
Cartain
Angle
Ome
Sbnita
Pailllionburg
Joseph AM Roseberry
Oakes
Scharrer
Giley
Moharrer
Samuel Kinneman
Two Hirde
Rymon
Saya
Oly
Walker
Anya
Ryton
Water supply survey for new company discussed at meeting
Four surveyors from Easton measured and surveyed land north of Port Colden for a proposed permanent water supply. The effort is directed by the Common Council and aims to resolve the town’s water crisis after the Washington Water Company failed. A report is planned for the next Common Council meeting. Also described is readiness of the Phillipsburg foundry project and a test of a new pipeline between Low's Hollow reservoirs with promising results. The county canvassed the constitutional amendments in Belvidere. overall defeat by about 640 votes with 42 ballots rejected.
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Patty Aprang
Washington
Easton
Aloca
Port Colden
Balleve
Washington R
Ressevair
Washington Water Company
Common Connell
Petty
Common Counell
Ingaragh
Phillipaburg Io
la Fondinesa
Biston
Phillipsburg
Low's Hollow
Warren
Oconty Board of Election
Belvidare
Methodet Episcopal church hosts home gathering and rally
The Methodet Episcopal church announces a Sunday home gathering October day with fruit decorations and a tolling program. A Wizpah Brotherhood rally at 15.4 invites all men. Services at 10 30 and a Sunday school rally at 2 30 feature youth programs. A Love Feast and praise meeting are planned for Wednesday October 7. The wedding of Glen Gardner Bop to Geneva Prudon was held last week with a reception and plans for a new home in Mendham. The fish and oyster man opens at 71 Hust Washington Ave on Oct Jat. Be aware of fall millinery opening at the Bee Hive next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theapayel
Methodet Episcopal Church
Bllyworth League
Sud Praisa
Glen Giardner
Mendham
Fish and Oyater
Washington Ave
Sanus. Bar & On
Family Row at Townbury Ends in Alleged Beating
The Cooke family dispute at Townbury escalated into a brutal assault on Mrs. Cooke after a breakfast disagreement over sewing a button. Neighbors corroborate a violent scene with Mrs. Cooke badly injured and seeking legal action for assault and battery.
New Jersey Governor Orders Special Legislature Session
The New Jersey Legislature will convene in a special session Thursday October 9 to pass a law replacing the unconstitutional McKee act that disrupted public school funding. Officials say immediate remedial legislation is essential to restore school finances, debt authority, and construction bond validity. The governor, treasurer, and comptroller met to plan, noting the special session has wide remit to address any matters deemed necessary.
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New Jersey
Court of Errors and Appeals
Atate
Offlalala
Brigga
Morgan
Tsat
McKoe
McKee
Tuesaday
State Board of Edocation and Othara
Thia
Declared suit over Washington Silk Mill ledgers in Trenton
William Spoirs once Washington Sils superintendent now in Lancaster Pa filed a declaration in the Supreme Court of Trenton against Laula Roessel & Co owners of the Washington Silk Mill. He seeks fifth interest in holdings and profits during twelve years with the firm. Defendants claim Spoirs incompetent without his son James who left years ago.
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William Spoirs
Washington Sils
Lancaster
Supreme Court of Trenton
Laula Roessel & Co
Washington
Chancery Court
Baprelle
Gpeira
Appire
James
Spairs
Harding
Harding, Griggs & Davia
Paterson
New York
Controversy Over New Jersey Constitutional Amendments
Amid post election debate in New Jersey the Attorney General and opponents allege unfair ballots and counting methods. Voters fought confusing wording and nine proposals, with critics accusing trickery while officials clarify the tallying and need for recounts.
Squire Lindaberry Hosts Notable Banquet For Borough Friends
A late evening banquet hosted by Squire Lindaberry gathered Borough figures including Marshal Shrope and Borough Attorney Bartron. The cleanly laid table featured chicken and pies, while remarks touched on a mock inquiry. the event ended abruptly after Dr Smith interrupted with a sharp aside about the dinner’s meat.
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Mombals OU
Shropp
Banqset
Woolactine Jodietel
Kansas
Puesa
Bhrope
Marshal Smith
Chorton Ciillog
John Ait
William ‘Hill
Quire Lindaherry Biecly
C. B. Smith
Supreme Court
Borough ' Attornay Bartron
Lindaberry
Spesker
Smith
Frost-Nipped Baseball Sees High Bridge Rally To 4 0 Victory
A frosty Saturday featured Rannay’s pitching for Ingersol faltering as High Bridge won 4 to 0 at Euston. Grube starred at right field for High Bridge, while Porer delivered strongly for Chatham against Orange. Orange tied late but a two-run burst in the eleventh sealed the win for Orange. Pan Argyl captured the regional title with a 6 to 4 win amid a large crowd, with Morris Platus noted for era-defining pitching. Washington’s Arrowmen were routed 17 to 12 by a town squad, as aging veterans showed signs of time’s toll. The piece laments fragile bats and glass-arm defenses across a beleaguered circuit.
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Rannay
Ingersol
Euston Lust
High Bridge
Thealats
Pan Argyl
Ktors
Fagiknor
Morris Plalus
Wilmington A. A
Arowmen
Washington
Loreal
Will
Court Case Follows Secret Courtship Wedding
Margaret Matilda Silib of Col dmbla, age fourteen, wed Albert Elis Cleo of Nicholson after a week long courtship and a Washington trip. Her father attacked the bridegroom’s in law with a warrant for assault and battery. The matter awaits court disposition as of the report.
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Winther
Brida
Margaret Matilda Silib
Coldmbla
Baida
Lasly
Margret Matilda Ak ‘Albert Elis Cleo
Nicholson
Yyara
Washington
Dustica
Avery
Raamadsenic
Olsco
Nearoet
Jury Returns 16 Indictments in Local Court
Grand jury handed up 16 indictments this week with cases ranging from assault with a revolver to larceny. Notable defendants include Mrs. Snyder charged with aggravated assault, and John Moore among others released from jail. Civil case Gardner v McLaughlin, a lengthy balance dispute, concluded with verdict for plaintiff. court adjourned after a busy week.
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William E. Ryman
Angle
Phillipsburg
J. BH
Snyder
Washington
Bhrope
Soma Gaoda
James Brown
George S. Gardner
Thomas McLaughlin
Ecolid
Setihim
Athena Sort Ao Ik
Jonnie Lippencott
Obes
Harris
Joseph Piltedger
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Avanon
Grand Jury
Bill
Oakes and Scharrer
Tris Ses
Justice Swayze
Goart
Stryker, Morron and
Deifery
Townsbury
George “A. Cooke
Theo Cooke
George A. Cook
Mra. Cooke
Cooke
Mra Cooke
Blanche
Sahe
Harself
Thera Ae
Mre
Coote
Sha
Mesa
Coote Jo
Ayron Sharps
Nave
Mis. Cooke
Quake
Waalington
Baturday
J. W
Lugaar
Nunn
Gir
Patra Starla Butt
Elmer Opayke
Bir
IL Costa
Sabet
Devoe
F. W. Devor & Co
Carter
Pharoaey
Thucuday
Mra
Jaanea
Junction
Thigach
Hom Selven
Flemington
Thos
el Himéa
Election Boarde
Tha Mateoa
McCarter
Anid Ha
Nla
Trenton
Renate
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia
New Jathoy
Hattat
Bost
New Dereny
Uneral
Vetera
Stata
Separata Parapraph
Isa
Mra. J. W
Farmers’ Bulletin
Rioges
Noun
Tome
Steen
Nira
J. H. Snyder
Meg
Citat
Weaver Ea
Tee
Arlety
The
Rand
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