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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
2
An incomplete OCR fragment references a Wednesday event at Mberty and a victim accusing someone of wrongdoing. Details are unclear, but the text notes police involvement and mentions potential suspects tied to the事件.
A fragmented report notes federal agents and local authorities pursuing a crackdown on saloonkeepers. The district issued orders prohibiting the removal of liquor or fixtures, and a Wednesday hearing or action sought to close several saloons.
Purepakt Company defeats city demurrer and pressure mounts to answer by the twelfth day of term. Baltimore and Ohio railroad removed from the case after a separate demurrer sustained. Purepakt appeals city damages of just over $900 for right of way and an injunction remains under appeal.
The Associated Press reports Indiana news that Governor McCray will not fill major state appointive offices before adjournment next March to avoid government personnel changes during the legislative session. Charles Fox, former Indiana labor federation leader and newly appointed Safe Industrial Board member, is to organize the state’s free employment bureau replacing the former employment service. Gillett says margin too small to pass a separate peace resolution with Germany over Wilson veto as session opens December 6. State department notes American opposition to Constantine’s return to the Greek throne remains cautious though U.S. interests align with Greece and the broader principles of government.
Ardmore Okla Nov 26 Jacob Hamon national committeeman from Oklahoma wounded last Sunday night in a hotel room died at 3 15 this morning County Attorney Brown filed a declaration naming Clara Smith Hamons secretary as the woman involved Frank L Ketch Hamons business manager denied the claim saying the national committeeman wounded himself while calling revolver for a hunting trip
A garbled clipping references Bright Hope Wilson and a task in a league context. The text mentions a mediator and an appeal, with unclear surrounding details and multiple transcription errors. No clear date, place, or organization is readable.
Paris reports 125000 jobless in France with daily dismissals in metallurgy leather textiles and clothing. High prices reduced demand while speculators and exchange rates limit production. Weather and fur sectors suffer and many skilled workers idle. Government discusses solutions and a mass unemployed meeting at the labor bureau.
Frank Wampler vice president of Indiana Bell pledges to buy and stamp 1920 Christmas seals for company bills aiming to boost tuberculosis prevention. Murray Auerbach notes statewide reach with seals in December bills while urging broader corporate participation to cut Indiana deaths from tuberculosis.
A fragmented note highlights the automobile sector's central role in shaping the world economy. It mentions industry founding ideas and the science behind auto innovation, underscoring the vehicle sector's influence on global markets and growth.
A fragmented 19th to early 20th century reflection on the motor car’s rise. It notes millions of passenger and truck vehicles, expanding access to high end goods and amusements, and frames the car as transforming farms and daily life within decades. It cites broad societal effects and the magical, transformative influence of motor transport.
In LIN Ireland on November 26 Arthur founder of Sinn Fein, John MacNeill MP for London, and other Sinn Fein figures were arrested by auxiliary police. The reasons for the arrests were not disclosed, with assistance from Associated Press.
Associated Press report notes European immigrants flocking to California while bishops of the Methodist church convene in Atlantic City New Jersey for a semiannual session. The next meeting is planned for Portland Oregon on May 11.
Immigrant movement to California continues with many Europeans like French Italians and Greeks crossing to work in vineyards and orchards. Rail officials report arrivals steady averaging 600 to 700 monthly as trains westward resume slowly and aid from railroads assists settlers seeking lands in the West.
Secretary of Agriculture Mille Price announces a planned national conference of milk producers to explore better marketing methods and cooperation. He notes excess supply and high sugar price have led to collapsed condensery sales, urging action as dairy plants seek buyer relief while prices and consumption fluctuate.
The Armistice Day sermon by Rev. Dr. Herbert Shipman at Church of the Heavenly Rest condemns profiteers as greed driven vultures and ghouls while excerpts defend Father Kelley from misquoted remarks. The piece covers postwar posts, hospital drives, and scattered Legion activities across Texas, Poland, and New York with several local incidents and organizational notes.
The Chicago Tribune relocated its editorial, mechanical and circulation departments to a new facility claimed to house the world’s largest printing press. The move includes upgraded facilities with air, light, and fresh air. details describe transfer of machinery and staff to the new plant.
The Tribone bul let outlines a six unit north side complex on Ontario street with a five story first unit fronting St. Clair and Austin, a 300 foot press house by Goes Printing Prera of Chicago, and aerial folders enabling many sheet combinations. Floors house mail room, circulation, offices, composing and editorial departments, with conveyors moving paper to division rooms and a sixth floor partial editorial area.
A ten year old boy, Charles James Goren, son of Mrs Julia Lusaker, was struck and killed by an Oldsmobile driven by Rudolph Hitch on Hickman Street near Third. The car’s headlights were reportedly dim, the wagon he rode shattered, and the child died minutes after the crash. Hitch was held on involuntary manslaughter charges with a $1,000 bond. Survived by his mother and siblings.
Buenos Aires officials push a U S style health plan after a letter from Ambassador Lanima praising American bungalow colonies and open air living. Mayor Cantilo orders campaign tables and site selection to promote the plan among workers and schools.
The National Tuberculosis Association estimates up to 15 million to 25 million dollars yearly are wasted on fake tuberculosis cures in the United States. Over the past decade more than a thousand deceptive remedies have circulated, promoted by individuals and groups with varying intentions. Experts warn that most products are worthless or harmful, and only proven methods remain effective: good food, fresh air, rest, and proper medical supervision.
A Havana dispatch notes soaring prices and scarcity as American tourists feel the sting of high costs. Sugar, goods, and services rise with the winter season, while exchange and cash withdrawals constrain spending. Americans face inflated hotel rates, costly clothing, and limited paper money, with locals warning of tightening conditions and a heavy impact on ordinary travelers and women.
Seymour B and O offices undergo department moves at the Lattimore and Ohio division plant. The accounting department moves from the lower east floor to a third floor suite currently used by the division agent. The assembly room vacated by the division agent will host railroad employer meetings and later become a break room for railroad workers.
Miloms report from Washington on November 29 details widespread crop losses as plant diseases devastate harvests. Experts and farmers seek remedies and government aid to mitigate future outbreaks.
The survey estimates large losses and potential yields in crops such as wheat corn and cotton. It cites figures like 112,000,000 bushels of wheat and 938,000 tons of cotton among others, noting that prompt application of known measures could reduce damage.
Police arrested three men in Vincennes Ind for counterfeiting over $2,000 in $10 notes. The operation used spopper plates and wet paper, with one suspect identified as Martin Hampden. two other men, Charles Schobbe and another 25-year-old, were taken into custody as detectives seized unfinished notes and tools from the workshop.
The League of Nations council meets in Geneva to approve the final draft of the Mandates Charter. It lays out permanent panels to select members, with all members to be chosen by the council. The council does not consider inviting the United States to participate in discussions over Armament.
Washington Talent to present a two night comedy production featuring a 250 member cast led by director Orpha Wilcox of the Rogers Players. The show, praised for its clever talent and town entertainment value, will be staged at the county theater with early reservations urged to avoid a repeat of past sellouts.
Astoria Nov 22 A wireless alert reports wreckage seen on the beach from the steamer Sontagtin and guard cutter near Pirrte coast. Twenty three persons were Abecrl when she sank. Miss Maude H., a college grad, was among passengers. Local attorney Tauchter of Port Ruad and Lucas of Edwards are named in related notices.
A fragmentary report from Fargo recalls a 1920s era scene where North Dakota women organize a demonstration linked to state events. The text mentions Mrs Wille, Marta BE-Xue, Louis Campbell, and a teaching context at Murai college, with references to a motor and a cooking demonstration.
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