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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1920

Page

12

Cox Probes Slush Fund as Republicans Claim Inquest

Fragmented report describes a Republican led probe into alleged slush fund activity tied to Gov. Cox. It notes a committee meeting set for September 22 in New York or Washington and cites Democratic and Republican viewpoints on the investigation and campaign contributions across industries and firms.

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Woolen Mills Cut Wages and Prices Rumor

Report notes woolen mills may cut wages as operations slow, with high pay for sewers under review. New Jersey bridge contracts listed. Warren County Baptist Ladies hold annual session. church meeting Sept 22 planned. Fall production declines and Grand Lodge session in New Jersey discussed. Cox pledges strict enforcement of laws despite wet/dry politics. Dogs in Buffalo board elects officers. surgeon to treat Capitol Hill official.

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Beautiful Mountain Lake wedding described in detail

The wedding of Miss Katherine Scranton to Jymey Henediet at the Scranton lakeside cottage on Mountain Lake unfolds with elaborate ceremony decor. Guests include family, friends, and several named chums, followed by a formal reception and plans for a New Jersey home.

Mountain Lake Mise Katherine Scranton Brotme Jymey Washington Methhy Somme Uke Helen Lb Fir Charles E Grate Hallard Syracuse Mildred ‘Todd Smith Brooklyn Albert, Pretzfelder New York Misa Ruth Theintzelman Talliant Dorothy S. Maynard Montclair Elizabeth Benedict Roselle Thanas I Guyon Benedict East Orange Misa” Munaling Smith Helen Dantes Inwa Bs Easton Toul Henediet Wishington High School Tok Welheyley Collerobbs New Yorkr Wiyolltuy Dike Steel Works U.S. Army Owerty Crete Berkshires Hein Scranton Montcaly

Captain Jolly's Weekly Notes Continue From Page 17

The fragmented column mixes political jabber and social vignettes. It mentions Bryan Cox and Roosevelt, a Bloomsbury anecdote with a slipping butcher wagon, and a tale of a girl slipping on a snowy sidewalk. A boy earns praise for model wife ideas, while a mother’s stone-throwing habit is noted.

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Holidays Amid Clerks and Merchants Face Seeks Extension

The article notes a Wednesday half holiday gains popularity among clerks and merchants after initial opposition. It records talk of extending the holiday into next year and even making it a year round custom. It also mentions two Warren county schools lacking teachers and other education notes.

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Business Is Going Ahead Across the Nation Amid Cautious Trade

The round of commentary notes quieter wholesale activity and a cautious mood as buyers await developments in the labor and trial fronts while production rises and demand for spot goods eases. Prices show mixed signals with coal strikes and car shortages dampening optimism.

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Warrenites on Trip to Providence News Roundup

The forty third annual sesqing opened in Providence with Warrenites including Mrs Jennie Baker and Mr E Thompson attending. Reports show 108,499 members as of June 30 with New Jersey 25,400 and Pennsylvania 35,831. total council worth 8 1,087,174 and Funeral Benefit Department at 195,097.68. Projections put this year’s membership at 11,000. Mrs Godley’s will in Belvidere leaves premises to daughter in law and other bequests, naming heirs and properties against hillside homesteads and a niece.

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Cox Train Arrival Overshadows Spokane Event

A disjointed clipping notes Governor Cox's train arrival in Spokane on Saturday morning drawing attention from Democratic supporters and a faction led by Titto Slater of the Progressive movement. The piece references antiwar sentiment and political maneuvering amid statewide tensions.

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Unclear OCR Note on Coal Market and Delivery

Fragmentary report notes coal trade terms with Arlatinn dealer and prices around 24 cents per unit. Mentions undelivered apels, yard conditions, and a price near 91.70 per ton with a date tied to an upcoming deal. Text is garbled and lacks coherent event details.

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Neighbors Wall Out Public Disturbance In Borough Court

Crowds watched Friday night as Mrs. Frank Goeble and John White from Taylor street aired their disputes. They exchanged sworn complaints in a tense session before Borough Recorder WA Stryker, with Birdsall serving as prosecutor for Mrs. White. The hearing focused on keeping the peace amid verbal clashes and threats of further action.

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Campaign on The Electorate and Women's Suffrage Impact

A late 1920s style discussion notes that women's votes may swing elections as suffrage expands in the United States. Republicans fear losing gains with unpledged workers, while Democrats aim to mobilize support to influence the Senate outcome this fall.

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