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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1913

Page

2

Community Event Venues and Officials List

Local authorities publish a roster of committee headquarters election rooms and public spaces. The document names Boy Scouts at the YMCA second floor and Emergency Corps and Board of Review rooms among venues and lists officials such as Mayor Smith and Dr D H Rowe with associated offices and locations.

Emergency Corps BOY Scouts YMCA Ainment Wm. McClain R. F. Zaner Jesse W. Smith Smith’s W. E. Dale WE. Dale P.M. Kennedy Smith D. H. Rowe Chas H. Parrett M. Allen H. T Peake Iwa Met’rea Millikan Field N. Mal

Washington Prepares for 47th G A R Encampment Welcome

Washington glitters in gala decor as crowds arrive for the 47th Annual Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Buntings and lights adorn Court Street and main thoroughfares while drinking fountains and seating provide comfort for veterans and visitors. Officials plan crowd management as trains deliver members and auxiliaries to the city with officers arriving tonight and tomorrow.

Washington Ohie G. AR G. A Kk Amaeme SS Sone

Four Men Injured As Scaffolding Collapses at New School

Four workers led by Steve Sanders A B Wilt and Chas Blainey were hurt when scaffolding fifteen feet high collapsed in a room beneath the auditorium of the new school building. Foreman Frank Bush escaped with minor bruises as timbers and plaster struck the cement floor. An X ray was used on one injured man while others received treatment from responders.

Frank Bush

Bulb explosion costs man eye in Arkansas accident

Fred Bailey a Singer Sewing Machine agent was injured when a 400 candle power electric bulb fell from a ladder during installation outside the Date block. Fragments penetrated his right eye, leading doctors to remove the eye at Fayette hospital and forcing recovery from shock and serious facial wounds.

Fred Bailey Singer Fred Hailey West Court Trees Mr. Bailey Bailey Harley Fayette Hospital

Miners Refuse Return to Work in West Virginia Districts

In the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek districts miners refuse to return to work until an agreement is reached with Governor Hatfield. They allege operators did not keep prior terms and say miners prominent in the last strike have been blacklisted.

Charleston W. Va Paint Cabin Creek Hatfield

Young Woman Tries Death by Own Action

Mand Wallets, 17, residing with two men on Johnson Street, recently moved from Springfield, attempted suicide Sunday evening by drinking poison. An physician was summoned and she received treatment. hospital attendance expected. She was in the company of a young man named Talkington, with whom she allegedly quarrelled after her mother objected to the outing.

Johmnu Street Springfield Talkington

No word on steamer Jesse Spaulding after collision

Calumet Michigan June 16 no word has yet been received from the steamer Jesse Spaulding badly damaged in a fog collision with the steamer William Snyder. It is feared the vessel and crew of sixteen are lost. Purity potato chips sold at all groceries.

Calumet, Mich Jesse Spaulding William Snyder

Albert Romeco Funeral Director and Embalmer

Classified notice for Albert Romeco funeral director and embalmer with office at 22 EK Court Street Bell, residence listed as 641 Read. Includes residence details and obituary citation.

EK Court

Strong Named Alaska Governor Succeeds Walter Clark

F A Strong appointed as governor of Alaska replacing Walter F Clark. The announcement notes Strong's ascent and references Diamond Joe and the cigar as brief context.

FA. Strong Alaska Walter F. Clark

Death of Miss Lenora Saxton in Washington

Washington friends mourn the death of Miss Lenora Saxton 64 daughter of the late George and Lorena Saxton at her Washington avenue home Saturday night after a period of ill health since Christmas. She leaves one brother L P B Saxton three sisters Mrs Lurelig Sever Detroit Mich Mrs Ko C Hunt and Miss Anne Saxton. Funeral services were held at the residence Monday afternoon and burial followed in the family lot at the Washington cemetery.

Deaths Mrs William C Smith

Mrs William C Smith dies Saturday evening at 7 30 at home on S Fayette street Funeral service set for Tuesday at two from the residence Rev FP Forrest officiating Interment in Washington cemetery Mrs Smith leaves a husband and phloe daughter for whom friends extend sympathy

Forrest Washington Cemetery

Pythian Sisters Meet in Washington Temple

Regular meeting of Washington Temple No. 380 set for Tuesday evening June 17 at 7 36 o clock. ROSETTA WILSON M E and IDA C. GILLESPIE M of R listed.

Washington Temple No. 380 Rosetta Wilson Ida C. Gillespie

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sons OF Veterans Automobile Parking Cpt Dee al Ehee Bunting the Boys In Blue THE Court OF Honor Court Street Main Fayette Homer Murt House Vale Wie Severaue Court House Eitities Mornte Department Barchet Molesale and New High Steve Sanders, A. B. Wilt Chas Blainey Trier Squares Mr. Sandler Chase Matteo Patafub Brathes Frank Itish Mr. Halley Businese Young Womar Albert Romceco F. A. Strong Marinello Emile Thornton Milady’s Quality Shop East Court Street Colman Empire Theatre William Shay Matty H. R. Wysong Lenora Saxton Washington Friends Nora Saxton George and Lorena’ Saxton Washington Avenue William C Smith S. Fayette Street Pythian Sisters Jess W. Smith
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