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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
1
A chaotic report details a Washington mayoral contest between Mayor Crystaline and Councilman Le Manning amid party clashes. Mentions candidates Dr Lanning and supporters pressing for reform, with disputes over endorsements, campaign tactics, and voter influence in an intensive local power struggle.
A fragmented note discusses election day procedures and claims about linking voter rolls to jury duty. It questions whether voters will have to pay poll taxes or face summons, referencing distrust of authorities and party lines. The text mentions jury lists, eligibility, and municipal procedures amid broader voting rights debate.
The October convention in Washington at the Methodist church gathers young people and families for a community day. Officials invite residents to attend the morning program featuring speakers and schoolwork demonstrations, with plans for methods and leadership training.
The New Jersey Fish and Game Conservation League posts a reward for the capture and conviction of the murderer of a Union County game warden who was shot in the line of duty during the first week. Union County authorities offer $1,000 for the arrest and conviction. Local hardware and furniture ads clutter page with shop names and addresses.
A fragmentary report notes tense meetings at a site assembly in October with discussion of a new wing and sewer project. The proposed cost reaches about 4000 with tax implications and potential impacts on local plans.
Report outlines a community campaign event labeled as a war banquet held by Stewartsville residents. The gathering featured dinners and entertainment, with attendees described as “Thees Were eated” and a supper serving about 100 guests. The text is fragmentary and unclear on exact dates or organizers.
A Phillipsburg Warren County school convention convenes at Phillipsburg with officials including Hon. John Zin sit, Vy. S. Curds, and Jkiekwon. Degenerate OCR text lists attendees from education and state departments, with program items like vocal performances, lectures, and committee discussions.
A campaign call urges voters to elect Robertson for Mayor to end ongoing strife and discord. It argues new factories bring jobs and higher wages, and that Dr Cannings would hire a divided council keeping the borough in conflict.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Athus Woodaruds and John erisht along with various titles and places including Eton and Curtis. The readable content resembles a mixed roster or public notice with multiple individuals and associations but lacks coherent events or dates.
The Allentown gathering drew notable figures from unions and councils including WALTERS, PION Brkeee, and GLY George Moris. Delegates from New Jersey and Washington attended, aiming to unify camp efforts and discuss touring information for motorists.
Fragmentary OCR item cites union, local merchants, votes and a November 5 deadline. Mentions Charles L Staye, Larnet and Walters hardware, and stores in Union Sunmire Whilllusburg. Lacks coherent actions or outcomes due to garbled text.
A damaged OCR reads that concrete work is slow with paving and curbstone tasks starting Monday. Crews prepare for grading and foundation work near Washington Presbyterian Shore, aiming to finish before frost. Church activities include a February 30 service and a dawn sermon series by local ministers with a Women’s Mission event planned.
A damaged OCR excerpt mentions a bid process with a single bid in excess of ten thousand dollars. It references locations and committees in a distorted city, state, and county context, noting water and drain projects and a state payment plan.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions MOEETS, AVVO, and several unclear names. It hints at a region event with over 1000 potted items and references a campus or school context. Details are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a late week shower and a surrounding scene with notable individuals.
A dense OCR of theater ads and schedule items lists Billy Thurke, Jewel Carmen, Passion, and other film and stage offerings. It mentions dates in September and October, various venues, prices, and acts like Pathe News and Sherri Woman, with local business ads and orchestra mentions. The collage-style notes include many garbled names and glowing promos for Metro productions and upcoming events.
A Septem ber term session drew a large attendance with many women present for jury service. The court reviewed juror duties, secrecy, and qualifications, selecting constables to attend. The term opened with the case of Irn Keer et al vs George 2. Simpson, a bond dispute, ending with a $2,720.40 verdict for the plaintiff. several women volunteered not to serve, and local notices urged support for veterans and a store sale event.
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