Dazed Man Falls From Second Story Window at Factory
A Washington Manufacturing Co worker, Areo Huff, aged about 28, fell from a second story window in a chair factory. He landed beneath a delivery horse, which stood unharmed. Huff sustained two deep head cuts and widespread bruises, with possible internal injuries. He was aided by fellow employees and taken to a doctor. Huff, single, had worked in the furnishing department for weeks. His parents live near the factory. The incident occurred as state aid to local road improvements facing a dispute over funding and alignment along the Conwayville and Washington Pike stretch.
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Mfg. Co
Welock
Troagu
Hoy Younes
Mana
Denly
Huff
Frat Row Incident Ends With Fine After Shooting
A reported attack at Milford school leads to a brief confrontation with police. One suspect was fined twenty five dollars plus costs for killing robins and drawing tin objects amid a disrupted afternoon. Miss Mira Vaxgart is named as principal in the Milford district.
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Sabina
Tobina
Junto Stotter
Attention Comrades Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of John M Hell pimt tawleht at 7:20 oclock.
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John M. Hell
Eliza E Boyd Dies at Good Hope Farm Widow of Calvin Boyd
Eliza E Boyd died Thursday at her residence near Good Hope after a long illness. The widow of Calvin Boyd, she had no children and is survived by relatives. She was active in missionary and temperance work and a lifelong member of the church. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at Melork with interment in the Hope Cemetery.
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Titta
Good Hope
Calvin Boyd
Boyd
M Bebureli
Large Nenla delegation to attend Washington camp in June
A sizable Nenia group plans to travel to Washington Co for the annual GAKE camp June 16 through 20. Veterans expect to spend a day or two at the event and lodge members from the Sons of Veterans and other groups will participate, with a committee to finalize transportation and meetings in Washington.
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Ft. 24
Washington Co
W. Tinktart
Omer Thrall
Clara Moirehall
William Etlaberry
Sons of Veteranes
Matinee Club Banquets Monday Right Matinee Club Banquets
A lively matinee club banquet in Washington featured speakers and toasts. Notables including Frank Chaffin WJal vin and editor of the Horse Journal attended. Major Mation memorial was honored and a purchase decision regarding the market for the club’s future use was discussed.
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Howard Aiken
Httle
Matines Club
Six Americans killed in battle with the Moros
Special to Herald Manila June 12 The American forces lost six men and twelve wounded after a fierce battle with Moros in the castle area. They captured a large band of rebels and secured the position.
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Manilla
George Sharp Detained for Intoxication in Washington
Police found George Sharp intoxicated on Thursday morning in Washington. He was jailed until daylight, then taken before Mayor Smith who fined him five dollars plus costs for his offense.
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George Sharp
Washington
George
Smith
Ice Cream and Strawberry Social Planned by Mount ivecturel Ladies
The Ladies Aid Society of Mount ivecturel will host an ice cream and strawberry social at the hall to Jasper on Saturday evening June 14 to raise funds for the church. Proceeds benefit the church project.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
Mount Ivecturel
Jasper
Special Meeting Tonight of G A R Encampment Committee
The G A R Encampment Executive Committee will hold a special meeting tonight at Memorial Hall at 7 30 o clock. All citizens whether members of any committee or not are invited to attend, participate, and offer suggestions.
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G. A. R. Encampment Executive Committee
Memorial Hall
Court of Honor encampment street rope off to vehicle traffic
During encampment week a section between Main and Fayette streets known as the Court of Honor Court Street will be closed to all vehicles. To ease enforcement the square will be roped off.
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Court of Honor
Court Street
Main
Fayette Street
Gypsies Arrive in City Then Are Directed Out
Late yesterday evening three wagon loads of gypsies settled in the city and began work on a raft complaint. Police were notified and the band was ordered to move on. This marks the second gypsy band to strike Washington in a month and neither was allowed to stay long.
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Washington
Mitchem Tracy Couple Wed by Church of Christ Minister
Mr Virgil Mitchem and Miss Grace Tracy were married by Rev Hostetler of the Church of Christ on Wednesday evening. The couple has many friends who wish them happiness.
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Mitchem
Tracy
Virgil Mitchem
Grace Tracy
Hostetler
Church of Christ
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