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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1914
Page
5
A garbled excerpt argues for a new constitution and questions the expense. It emphasizes maintaining basic law and integrity, suggesting savings could be used to fund constitutional change for the people.
A fragmented OCR line references caution about arrivals and a German word Bitte. Readable context is limited, providing little concrete event, date, or names to anchor a full news item.
Residents and inspectors complain about incomplete bridge work on Knox and Daviess county roads. Poorly finished surfaces, debris, and unsafe holes endanger drivers as contractors struggle to restore bridges to passable condition. Local supervisors urged to enforce proper repairs and protect travelers.
A garbled dispatch from Indianapolis to the Cincinnati Enquirer reports Democratic tensions in the Second District. Lawmakers accuse Representative Cullop of maneuvering and delaying retirement plans as party workers fear a difficult November election amid internal splits and calls for a fair primary.
Ig believed he acted to position him as ace high with party workers. Reports say a rift opened between Cullop and state treasurer W. He Vollmer, who left Cullop’s campaign manager role after years. Vollmer, longtime chairman of the Second district, is seen as directing efforts to defeat Cullop, while Cullop shifts to backing a Knox County candidate for state treasurer.
Farmers near Huntingburg report horses frightened by flags and pennants on passing automobiles. Some drivers slow, others threaten the animals. several rigs have fallen into ditches. The Independent notes motorists should avoid endangering livestock and seek safer behavior.
A fragmented text discusses Pulaski county tax issues amid Democratic control and calls for state reforms. It cites rising state expenses, a 1908 context, and alleged shifts in treasury figures as voters consider party power and looming loan obligations affecting state duties.
Northern region observers report Bir Ty leaders spotted in the northern part of the state amid shifting political activity. Local officials have not released further details.
Fragmentary political notes mention Missouri and Kentucky primary voting patterns with references to Republican and Democrat tallies. The garbled text cites percentages and totals such as 7,000 Republican and 12,000 Democratic votes, with unclear totals for previous years and regions.
The Herald details an alleged illegal marriage between Davidson and Clark and the subsequent legal and public reaction. It notes mother Lucy Clark and others entangled in the case, with references to criminal proceedings and police efforts to arrest Davidson.
This excerpt reports an estate settlement notice for Romans rd, Whitney area. It cites Lewis Te. Miller as administrator, mentions court filing, required appearance by heirs, and claims procedures for contesting the settlement. Includes miscellaneous local tax levy and budget figures for the town.
The Indiana Republican State Chair appointed an executive committee for the young Republicans across districts including first ninth twelfth and thirteenth. Members listed include Phelps Darby Bransville Edward Schmit Freda Sims Wil Geake H B Tuthill and others. Darby and Sims are noted figures with prior public service roles.
Trustee Feate Township announces weekly meetings at the trustee office on Thursdays to transact township business. Frank Swann of Hogard Township is holder of a license to sell intoxicating beverages at a specified Liverpool room location in Washington County, Indiana, with details of premises and access.
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