Democrats Greet Edwards and Silver in Sussex Tour
Democrats led by Governor Edwards and Judge Silzer travelled through Newton and Sussex amid rain hail and snow. Tom Shields reported strong voter gains as the group toured Warren and Hackettstown to Blairstown stopping for a reception by local Democrats and Betsy Ross Society members. The itinerary reflected a dry stance on prohibition and featured a large local turnout and school group welcomes.
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Edwards
Silver
Tom Shiolis
Madarn
Newton
Sulu County
Hackettstown
Warren County
I . Ag Democrats
Prohibition
Sussex
Atlantic Ocean
Tom Shields
Judge Silzer
Charlie Stryker
Tombora
Democratic
Barber
Belvidere
Phillipsburg
Washington
Betsy Ross Society
Betsy -Bogs
Hackettstown Railroad
Lcense
Edwarda
Laettle
Hackellstown
Allamuchy
Great Meadows
Itapa
Blairstown
Blair Hall
Lanning Announces Run for Washington Township Committee
Mr M A Lanning declares candidacy for Washington township's Township Committee at a gathering of supporters. He calls for good character and sound judgment in governance and urges voters to support him, with campaign materials to be placed in ballot columns. The notice also mentions local hardware shops and upcoming entertainment promotions.
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Washington Township
M.A. Lanning
Oldest Living Voter Reveals Long Memory of Lincoln Era
WHRO reports on the oldest living voter in Columbia who recalls early U.S. presidents and past campaigns. The man, identified as Kramer, remembers voting for Abraham Lincoln and reflects on modern political change while noting a reluctance to discuss current party lines. He concedes few living peers share his long history.
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Whro
Pala
Columbia
Uhlan
Prak Kramer
Kramer
Ton
Abraham Lincoln
Installation of Rev E H Bronson at Oxford Fleet
The Oxford Fleet Presbyterian Church at Hazen installed Rev Edwin H Bronson A M 8 D as pastor after a special Presbytery meeting in Atlantic City. The ceremony featured remarks by Rev Loolian, a sermon by Rev Strohauer, and charges by Rev Donahue and Rev Wagonhurst. A welcoming reception preceded the service and inviting members traveled from Princeton University ties to his new post. The church notes its early colonial origins and lists past pastors, with the manse recently renovated.
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Oxford - Fire Presbyterian Church
Hazen
Edwin H. Bronson
Newton
Atlantic City
Loolian
Stewarteville
Strohauer
Franklin Church
Henry B. Bronson
Princeton
Clarence Apgar
Washington
Helen
Ruth Bronson
Centenary Collegiate Institute
Mr. Bronson
Princeton University
Princeton Theological Seminary
Iast
Bronson
Columbus
N. Id
Califon
Oxford Fleet
L. F. Lenka
J. W. Candes
Robert Love
James McWilliams
Fred Knowlton
John F. Pollock
Sylvanus Hutchison
William B. Sheddan
Robert Robinson
Richardson Gray
S. B. Cooper
Hope Bank Stil Ten Day Sensation
Bank turmoil at Hope Bank Stil Ten Day Sensation unfolds as Wilk thy First National Bank of Tlope and nearby institutions face rumors of failure. Readers learn of declining deposits, a $25,000 capital restriction, and possible legal steps if the bank cannot resume operations.
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Hope Bank
First National Bank of
Tlope
Tantte Closa
Federo
Rena
Jaw
Vernoy youth held on murder charge in fatal head injuries
Norman Emmons of Vernoy is jailed in Morristown on felonious assault with intent to kill after allegedly striking Hudson Force of Naughright near Long Valley last winter. Force died last Wednesday from head injuries after a barn confrontation over money and a revolver. An autopsy was performed and grand jury evidence will be reviewed. Force, an elder at the Long Valley Presbyterian church, had funeral services and burial in Naughright cemetery.
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Hudson Force
Naughright
Long Valley
Norman’ Emmons
Vernoy
Emmons
Morristown
Force
Wiless
Young Emmons
Presbyterian Church
Local Store in New Hands in Washington
One of the oldest businesses in Washington changed hands this week as the Moyes Belvidere grocery was sold to William A. Conant, long-time manager of the Atlantic & Pacific store in the borough. An 81 year old owner, Roger W. Hayes, sold due to failing health after four years running the shop with his son Joseph Bayes. Bayes plans to take another position. The A&P store appoints Harry Cramer, recently sent from Stroudsburg, to replace Conant and move his family here by winter or next spring.
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Washington
Roger W. Moyes
Belvidere Avenue
William A. Conant
Atlantic & Pacific
Hayes
Joseph Bayes
Harry Cramer
Suaweed
Mr. Conant
Stroudsburg
Intenis
Girl Seriously Burned In Hackettstown House Fire
Stella Allen a fifteen year old of Hackettstown nearly burned to death when she tried to fill a gasoline stove without turning off the burner. Neighbors heard her scream as Chris Schnaar smothered the flames with a blanket. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gurtis Allen and was alone at home on Main Street. Taken to All Souls Hospital in Kearny, doctors expect recovery with burns mainly on the upper body.
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Stella Allen
Hackettstown
Main
Chris, Schnaar
Gurtis Allen
Thair
All Souls’ Hospital
Forristown
Washington Baseball Association Meeting Notice
The Washington Baseball Association holds its monthly meeting Friday evening at Borough fall. All officers and members are asked to attend to discuss member names, including Fosalle Sintrett's Wooly Haraware and Phiinsburg. The meeting will be open on Tuesday and holidays for customer accommodation. H. A. Cohen.
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Washington Baseball Association
Borough Fall
Toc Ditil
Mene
Fosalle
Washington
Bea
Hira
Ite
H. A. Cohen
Governor Edwards Calls For Unity In Vote Campaign
Gov Edwards speaks amid confusion about support in Wilmington and Washington. He urges voters to back his ticket, defending his record as governor and stressing unity to face political battles. Wadsia County delivers 80.09 majority for the Democratic ticket.
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Gov. Edwards
Deniseragie
Edwardes
Wulton
New Jersey
Washington
Fevroral
Wadsia
Golagy
Ucket
Shall Washington Borough own its water plant vote this fall
The council has ordered a referendum on acquiring the Washington Water Company's property at the general election. Dr. L M Lanning notes the issue is intricate and unlikely to be understood by most voters, urging careful consideration before voting. The article continues on page 2.
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Washington
Hight
The
STAR
L. M. Lanning
Lanning
Washington Water Company
Tees
Sitentian - Toa Sew
Fragmented This Week's Street Corner Snapshots
A garbled collection of vignettes from a busy street week includes a boy threading a needle for his mother who misplaced her glasses, a man tying a horse to a sign, a housewife fending off a stovepipe with swears, and people snacking on chestnuts. It paints a lively, uneasy portrait of daily life with stray ad-like lines and partial notices.
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Farner
Washington Avenue
Jiaixon
Catin
Four Years After Disappearance Sisters Reunite With Wilson Family
Katharine and Pauline Fox, now grown, reunite with their father Wilson Fox after living with Mrs Edward Wilson in Dover following a 1913 disappearance from Washington. The girls revealed harsh conditions with their mother in Chicago and chose to stay with the Dover couple, while Chicago and Dover police coordinate to resolve custody and desertion questions.
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Wilson Fox
Washington
Katharine
Pauline
Christina
Clifford
Edward Wilson
Railroad Avenue
Dover
Hig
Fox
East Church Street
Ile
Lackawanna
Namen
Phillipsburg
Clitus Company
Circus
Wilsons
Mrs. Wilson
Wilson
Gupper
Chitago
East
Chicago
DaySi
Police Department of
Bt Wilson
Washington Star campaign ends next Wednesday
The Washington Star launches its final week of a subscription drive with a bonus point offer and two automobiles for top workers. Readership outside Washington can mail subscriptions by 8:30 Saturday night to count. Final results, sealed and counted after the close, will be announced around 10:00 p.m. Winners receive cars and gold pieces, with strict secrecy on tallies and a last chance cutoff at 8:00 p.m. next Wednesday.
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STAR
Washington
Innit
Washington Star
Atuh
Tiaga
Eid Uw
Tom
Star Office
Thria
Major Storis Own Paper Reports Growing Weekly Readership
The Floyd Major Havilware Gu promotes the Major Strad ware News week by week. The STAR weekly circulation surpasses 3,000 and continues to grow as Mr Major builds his own paper audience through The STAR.
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Major Storis
Floyd Major Havilware Gu
the Times
Wwelkys
STAR
Major
Pee
Wordware
Silk Mill to Re Open After Idle Year in 1921
The Washington Silk Mills, idle since November 6 1921, announce reopening next Monday October 30 under L A Roussel Co New York. The Upaleten mill will handle windors warpers and the silk-to-weavers department will resume full operation within weeks with 106 employees, many former workers returning. Local merchants anticipate steady operation and rising demand as production ramps up.
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Washington Silk’ Mills
Morris
L.A. Roussel & Co
New, Yort
Upaleten
Paugés
Ottstomn
Dr. Bilwards
Cedora
Deidmann
Broad St
Newark
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