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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1913

Page

2

Postoffice Fight in Piqua Heats Up as Prince Nominated

A congressional representative formally recommends Dr Will S. Prince for Piqua postmaster, triggering a fierce contest with Henry Kampf backed by Miami County Democrats and Editor Kampf. Senator Pomerene opposes Kampf, citing past Harmon campaign enmity. The row promises a sharp national political clash settled by the president.

Will Prince Henry Kampf Miam Burleson Piqua Buckeye Larvey C. Garber W. W. Durbin Con Weary Kampf Pomerene Kampf Pomerenne Harmon Won Prince Waa Benator Pomerette Ohio Waa Pera Princ Miami Himeed

Kenia Presses for Next Encampment of Grand Army

The Gazette reports Xenia's move to secure the next State Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. A city committee unanimously decides to extend an invitation, with the final call resting with the post and auxiliary groups after a Saturday meeting.

Xenia GARK Grand Army of the Republic Nevia Meaday Niah Ctl Gene Howard Bnal Ausilary Citizens’ Committee

Insane Over Loss Suffered In Flood

William Drake a Korn county farmer was declared insane Thursday and sent to Aliens hospital after losing most of his property in the great flood. The report notes his mental collapse followed the disaster, with the town struggling to cope with extensive damage and loss.

William Drake Korn County Aliens Hospital Brake

Old Tin Type Found in Cellar Exhibit Window

An old tin type unearthed in a debris box in Chris topher's Drug Store cellar is shown in the store window. The photo depicts the original Stites Cash Dry Goods Store building in the 1900s Temple area before a cyclone wrecked it. It is in perfect condition and may have belonged to the late Harry Boyer's estate.

Topher Stites Cash Dry Goods Harry Boyer

Great Epidemic of Whooping Cough Sweeps County

One of the great epidemics of whooping cough sweeps the county with many small children succumbing. The illness has spread for weeks with rural districts reporting most children affected or having recovered. Washington appears less affected, possibly due to widespread coughing.

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Flag Day Observance Promises Grand City Display

The city prepares to universally observe Flag Day tomorrow with citizens unfurling National colors. Officials anticipate the largest turnout in history as Waashu ten citizens display an abundance of flags in honor of the day.

Waashu

Train wreck blocks rails near Sprinellet

A south bound freight derailed Friday south of Sprinellet leaving eight cars in the ditch and tying up the line for hours. Morning passenger trains were delayed and transferred at the wreck. No serious injuries reported in the incident, the first major wreck in two weeks.

Merin Sprinellet

Kidney Pills Marketed By New Bedford Advertiser

A fragment discusses kidney trouble in women versus men and promotes Kober Kidney Pills by Katherine la Norton of New Bedford Masa. The ad claims relief from back pain burning sensations and rejuvenation after use, mentioning Blackmer & Tan and Diamond Joe as sellers and noting quick results.

NWO Genuy Pave Rid Jr Wallich Bartlet Blackmer & Tanquary Katherine la Norton New Bedford Kober Pelkey

Fresh Paint Adds Much to Town Appearance

A number of business men have given their buildings fresh coats of paint, improving the overall look of the blocks. The new decorations and welcoming feel are expected to create a favorable impression on visitors next week. The G. A. R. Encampment will be a memorable event.

Flag Day Verses on a Starry Sea of Loss

A poem fragment inspired by Kipling frames Flag Day thoughts on hunger and sacrifice. It invokes a starving writer, wrecks at sea, trench fire, and devotion to God home and mother, ending with reverent lines about Christ and family.

God Christ Mother

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