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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text presents a brief news item with unclear names and dates, needing a concise card style summary focused on identifiable entities and any discernible actions or outcomes. The readable portion suggests a local or regional event but lacks solid specifics for full decoding.
The July 1870 rainfall was 1.30 inches per the monthly meteorological record by C. C. Feagans, weather observer. The greatest twenty four hour rainfall was .62 inch. Average month temperature was 70.2 degrees. highs reached 93 on July 23 and 30, with a low of 34 on July 7. Skies were clear for 23 days, partly cloudy for five days, and cloudy for three days.
Edith Sears alleges cruelty and desertion in divorce suit filed in Daviess circuit court. Ruth Bowling seeks restoration of her maiden name Ruth Grider after marriage to Michael Bowling on September 1, 191? Readiness notes July 39, 1920 as the service date.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a Sunday incident where fire crews were summoned to extinguish a blaze near Gregory feud alore, involving a station and B&O railway. The passage is unclear but notes police or fire response and a dramatic emergency.
Seymour Indiana installs Vaughn, formerly assistant secretary of the Ut Chamber of Commerce in South Bend, as manager of the Seymour Chamber. He outlines a planned program for the coming year to promote industry and improve city preparedness for new opportunities.
Indiana Senator Hare left the Republican speakers bureau to meet Senator Harding in Marion Ohio as prep for a speaking campaign. He held talks with Representative James W. Good of Iowa who will organize central region speakers. About ten thousand volunteers are enlisted for the campaign.
A touring car driven by Hay Leite turned over seven times on Brouillette road near Vincennes, injuring several from Lawrenceville and Vincennes. Gravyer NetCurry of Lawrenceville later died, while H C Hutchesall and Matte Brinson sustained serious injuries. Rescue crews freed victims as physicians treated broken ribs and other wounds at the scene.
Fragmentary text reads as a misread headline noting a band or group and a location or name. Named entities are unclear due to garbled OCR. Summary retains only readable fragments and avoids fabricating details.
Readable fragment references commercial timber methods and American expert input. The text is incomplete but suggests discussion of innovative timber production and economic aspects with expert perspectives.
The article details a new toll rate for calls to nearly citied areas with charges for single line residence service at $15 and two party lines at $2.50. The block lists Singit Tine and Bus as items in the rate table, noting the ongoing schedule adjustment.
In Wheatland, the town military ward election on July 3 elected William A. Berry as town clerk and treasurer by a two thirds majority. Luther E. Conahan won trustee of the first ward, Thomas G. Crandall trustee of the second ward, and John C. BMeLirgy trustee of the third ward. Crandall and Berry faced no opposition for their offices.
Associated Press dispatch from Indianapolis says the Indiana 1st service commission will hold hearings starting August 22 on applications by carriers seeking intrastate rate increases. The commission cites reasons advanced by petitioners to support the proposed rate hikes, following statements issued by the Interstate Commerce Commission on the same matter.
Wyte Associated Press reports Jen Hitchcock of Nebraska, once a key administration ally in the recent Congress, has been selected by Gov to represent the Democratic party in a joint League of Nations debate at Winans Lake, Indiana, on August 3.
Fire in Kokomo caused by an electrical fault or unknown origin damaged the Kokomo Stores and Wire plant and part of the Indiana Lumber Co branch. Estimated losses reach about half a million dollars. Firefighters and volunteers battled the blaze. several were injured during the response.
A garbled report from Washington discusses German warships allocated to the United Kingdom under a treaty. It mentions the Frigate Frankfort and the 62460 ton dreadnought Charstand, plus battles and engagements with British forces at Wilhelmshaven, Crom Brest, and york. The piece references Admiral Schmidt and naval actions as ships maneuver and suffer damage during the opening battles.
A British war veteran, Sam Kynanovitch, formerly of the Delta area, has been hospitalized after a legal sentence was issued. The report notes his transfer to Tol 8 Hospital for treatment and care.
An obituary style summary notes the death of Hanly after a light train collision that also injured several others. It traces Hanly’s early life, education, and political career, highlighting his role in the Prohibition movement, 1860s Indiana politics, and bid for the United States Senate. It references his nomination and involvement in early Republican activities, his stance on temperance, and connections to notable events and figures of the era. The account blends biographical milestones with era-defining debates over prohibition and party politics.
A damaged clipping describes Mr. Curtner and Giorge Wt. Cudle planning immediate operation on a new territory road project. It mentions plans to resurface with rook and噸 material, Beaver district navigation, and a 145 mile roadway. A county commission permit was granted as the outfit will start work soon in Martin county.
Indiana briefs report American Legion posts handling medal applications for former service members and a nationwide Foundation Day planned for November. Other items cover state conventions, labor inquiries, farm market questions, and university and county projects with varied local concerns and notices.
An OCR segment lists a crowd including several individuals such as John Clark and family, Mrs. Av ery, Tyomain Litherland, James Dotson, Captain Myers, and Mrs Harmar, attending a Tevet dinner at a place referenced as Hor ie Etounds. The garbled text suggests a social or local gathering with multiple attendees.
The Rev Thornan J Jordan a retired Methodist minister died at home on Meridian Street after a long illness aged seventy five He was born March 7 1845 in Enonamy Indiana and moved to Daviess County later He served as a circuit preacher and organized churches in the region Survived by his widow Mrs Sarah Geet and four children plus three sons and three daughters all mourning his loss Funeral details not provided in readable text
A Kansas field report discusses wheat, corn, and other crops with notes on yields, storage needs, and grain prices. Observers describe fertile regions, harvesting methods, and the potential effects on farmers and markets amid fluctuating demand.
Fragmented probate details from a Baltimore area will contest involve Andrew Haag as sole child. The 1933 document names executriz and witnesses, notes possible bond waiver, and hints at inquiries into rest of estate and support for heirs amid unclear phrasing and damaged text.
The text recounts a Chiaku convention scene where lines claim the Republican heart and soul may be dead or revived. Witnesses dispute the party’s condition, with allegations that the soul is near death or a rekindled force awaiting investigation and judgment.
In a 17th century style notice, two marriages are reported with local reaction. The passage notes a wedding in a small town, mentions Mrs Davis Half an acre and a son, and describes public interest in the unions. Names and places are referenced, including Clark and Harrison, with traditions shaping the event’s coverage.
Fragmented OCR text describes Senate actions and investigations into alleged misconduct. Mentions investigations into potential abuses linked to various agencies, the presidential campaign, and related enforcement efforts. Indicates ongoing hearings, preparation, and pursuit of accountability by lawmakers and officials.
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