Indictments in Bymon Murder Case Spark Trial Prep
Indictments were handed up for Regane Scharrer and George Oakes in the Washington county case linked to a shooting on a country road near Washington on August 14. Attorneys Stryker Morrow and Jeffery were appointed to defend, with Justice Bwayze setting October 28 as trial start. Witnesses and prosecutors may be aided by state writs, as the case draws intense local interest.
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Regane Scharrer
George Oakes
Washington
Kiling Willem EB
Ryman
Grang
Barker
Oxskes
Bwayss
Oakes
Connacl
Btroker
Morrow
Modara
Strykar
Oscar Jeffery
Morrowould
Stryker
Costa
Bwayze
Caco
Boya Fa
Warren County
Anoyly
Rame
Sktalts
Phillipsbarg
Joseph NM Roseberry
Belyidare
Gurney Walker
Acharree
Scharrer
New York
Garner Walker
Luaty
Daniel J. Willaver
William
Rymon
Sloven
Qaken
Waller
Welker
Rymion
Bia
Symon
Water supply survey and foundry expansion tied to Warren plans
Surveyors near Port Golden map a new water supply for a proposed Warren company as Easton engineers test a line from Low's Hollow to a Phillipsburg plant. The findry at Phillipsburg nears completion while Easton’s old site will be torn down. a county election shows constitutional amendments defeated by about 640 votes with 42 ballots rejected.
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Autorias
Petty
Pdni- Patlog Water Company
Washington
Dedal
Easton Gama
Port Golden
Engineera
Aines
Washington Water Company
Ator
Patty
Phillipsburg la Uon
Coartion
Easton
Phillipsburg
Doodle
Low's Hollow
Warren
Board of Emotion
Belvidere
Some Gathering at Methodist Church October 4
The Methodiat Episcopal church invites all to a full day program on Sunday October 4 featuring a 9 15 a m Brotherhood rally a 1 30 p m general church meeting a 2 20 p m Sunday school rally and a 7 30 p m young peoples league program A Love Feast on October 7 is also planned Former Glen Gardner resident Frank M Groendyke wed Geneva Frudep in Millsboro with reception and wedding trip followed by moves to Mendham to start a plumbing business Market and social event details included.
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Methodiat Episcopal Church
Frosta
Dolver
Willok
Treacher
Baworth
Eae
Glen Gardner
Frank M. Groendyke
Morefatown
Mills Geneva Frudep
Mendham
Binsineas
Family Abuse Alleges Wife Beating at Townsbury
George A. Cooke, a Townsbury farmer, faces accusations of assaulting his wife after a domestic dispute over sewing a button. Neighbors corroborate parts of the tale as Mrs. Cooke and daughter Blanche recount the confrontation ending with injuries to Mrs. Cooke. Possible arrest for assault and battery planned after legal consultations.
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George A. Coote
Townsbury
Cooke
Apella
Lyla
Paitivi
Drs. Cooke
Mra. Coole Ia
Anton Sharps
Townabury
Mra. Cooke
Aegunlé
Belvidere
Cooze
New Jersey to convene special session to fix school law
Governor calls Legislature to meet Thursday October to pass a law applying the McKee School act deemed unconstitutional by the court of errors and appeals. The act upsets funding, bonds, and authority for school boards, with treasurer and comptroller unsure how to allocate $60,000, and officials lacking legal authority pending the session.
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Calin
Lamedluty Raltef
New Jersey
Court of Errors and Appeals
Alala
Briggs
Morgan
Jagt
Tolsday
State Board of Education
Speirs Brings Suit Over Silk Mill Holdings
Mr Speirs formerly superintendent at the Washington Silk Mill now at Lancaster sues Louis Bocasal & Co in the Supreme Court at Trenton for a fifth interest in the firm and profits from twelve years of service. The defense claims Spiers was incompetent to act without his son James who left the company years ago. Harding, Grigge & Davis of Paterson, New York lawyers represent the defendants.
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William Spoles
Washington Silkk
Lancaster
Supreme Court
Trenton
Louis Bocasal & Co
Washington Sille
Chancery Court
Davendania
Speke
Spelre
James
Spetrat Connass Te Me. Harding
Harding, Grigge & Davis
Paterson
New York
Letter Propounds Paint Mixtures and Cost Differences
A letter to Elmer Opdyke from F.W. Devo & Co discusses paint mixtures. It argues that poor paint and labor costs make painting more expensive than honest paint, with references to brushes, pigments, and fillers. The note closes with best wishes and an afterword about a Golden Wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr and Mrs James Warman.
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Elmer Opdyke
Washington
Savaral
Costa
Devee
F.W. Devo & Co
P.S
Carstot
Aoila Oor
Asp Woek
James Warman
Janoton
Noar
Faye Wagone
Flewington
Jondad
Worman
Attorney General Ruling Sparks Debate Over Constitution Amendments
A controversial election in New Jersey prompts criticism of the ballot design and an AG ruling on the number of amendments. Critics say instructions misled voters and that trickery or sharp practice affected the outcome, with calls for a court review of the ballot and election process.
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Thorn
McCarter
Trenton
New Jersey
Senate
Theo Oppaalug
Moab
Gansta
eMlee
Jonker
Squire Lindaberry Hosts Fiery Banquet With Political Toasts
The Squire hosted a Thursday evening banquet for local Democrats with tables set in grand style. Notable attendees included Borough Attorney Bartron and Justice of the dinner table Dr. C B Smith. A speech in support of a grand budget was interrupted when Dr Bailth diagnosed a light case of founder, ending the meal.
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C.mauropo
Jacob K Amith
Squire Lindaberry
MeGinnis
Mer
Lindsberry
Bhrape
Marshal Smith
Charlas Ciprhng
John Ali
Lattor
Wiliam Fill
Ayalra Lindaberrs
C. B. Smith
Ac Press Court
Borough
Bartron
Grant
Bailth
Altorway
Frost-Nipped Baseball and Local Scores From Saturday
A brisk summary of Saturday games notes Ingersol top mound for Buxton as High Bridge won 4 to 3 with Grube at right field. Chatham beat Orange with Nalbhor and Doxwwan pitching. Argyl beat Haoger 6 to 4 in a state region deciding game drawing thousands in attendance. Faulkner and the Wilmington A A club are highlighted for a 7 consecutive inning record. Washington town team suffered a heavy 17 to 2 loss. The report also mentions local social notes, a courtship and marriage case, plus a city festival and furniture bargains.
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Tatatoy
Phohlogics
Ingersol
Buxton
High Bridge
Grube
Gouer
Chatham
Orange
Nalbhor
Sleventh
Pan Argyl
Haoger
Argyl
Cocoral
Dolimra Beeldes
Faulkner
Marina Pigina
Thun Toaden
Wilmington A. A
Washington
Scors
Bilster Skinner
Losey
Crocker Brothers
Christine
Uncle Villa
Somerelis
Garag
Jury Returns Sixteen Indictments In Local Court
The Grand Jury returned 16 bills of indictment including a local case against Mrs. J. Snyder of Washington for assault and resisting an officer after she fired a revolver at Constable Skrope. Clinton Weaver and others faced charges of assault, larceny, and related crimes. several defendants pleaded not guilty. The civil case Gardner v McLaughlin dragged on, with a verdict of 837.77 dollars for the plaintiff. The grand jury was discharged Monday afternoon. court adjourned after a long week of proceedings.
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William E. Rymon Morder
Provecetor Angle
Fred Peterson
Oxford
Tix
Stryker
Wm. Kenogler
Albertc VanGaleen
James Fehr
John Moore
Howard Butler
Samos Brows
Wedinoaday
George
Gardner
Thomas McLaughlin
Phillipsburg
Melaughlin
William H. “Morrow
Smith’& Brady
Washington Borough
Washington Township
Jonnie Lippencattle
Chan
Harria
Joseph Pittenger
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