Washiktyos Unfears Revenue Without New Burdens
Fragmentary text discusses fear of taxes and a push for new revenue sources without increasing burdens on taxpayers. No clear entities or events are identified in the readable fragment.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary text discusses fear of taxes and a push for new revenue sources without increasing burdens on taxpayers. No clear entities or events are identified in the readable fragment.
In December two hundred dollars from the Brazil high school funds went missing after a secretive plan by a city official and staff. Authorities suspect someone familiar with the school building was involved. Proceeds from the week’s booklet sales may be linked to the loss.
A report from LN Hines, superintendent of Westner Snetroethes, discusses fiscal and staffing strains in education. It notes shortages of teachers, low salaries, and rising costs impacting both elementary and high schools. The document highlights fund allocations, teacher counts, and the push toward a state wide salary plan, with debate over local versus state administration and potential new buildings.
December 25 report states a wound from a struggle near CLH McCormick head of Jofernathinal Harvester company. Eight pennies hidden in a pocket stopped a blade strike, saving Dor Bandit. Witnesses and officials corroborate the acci dent in a Lakes naval stand setting.
A damaged text fragment references a disappearance near a station or airfield with unclear details and no verifiable names or dates. The readable portion mentions a missing person and a location linked to an air facility, but the rest remains unreadable.
A garbled report indicates Aarons the noa cat will preside when visibility permits, with rights officials officiating at Mitchel Peat and associated events. Details are unclear but timing awaits clearer visibility and authorization.
Fragmented notice suggests the Indiana highway commission will let contracts for 1921 road improvements. A chief engineer recommendation references Chirlicgh Gray and the municipal import in December 52. The text is garbled but indicates forthcoming construction work during road upgrades.
Mermaid detectives patrol Ty Beach as a city program gears up for summer. The new initiative follows sightings and marks the start of enhanced safety measures with water patrols and community engagement led by local authorities.
A disastrous blaze swept an amusement pier causing extensive damage. Initial estimates place the loss around $1,000 with authorities and fire crews responding swiftly to contain the flames. Local witnesses reported rapid spread and smoke filling the area as firefighting efforts continued through the night.
In Elkhart Indiana three men robbed an Italian grocer. The suspects entered the store, tied the clerk, and escaped with cash after forcing a cash register. Police pursued the trio but details remain unclear.
A fire broke out at the central district affecting multiple streets including Wadwut and Tawra. Fire crews responded quickly and contained the blaze with no immediate reports of injuries or extensive property damage. Further details were unavailable from the fragmented source text.
Passenger trains resume prewar comforts as the railway system rehabilitates sleeping and dining cars. Conductor supervision and station announcements return to normal, with fare, schedules, and on board amenities regaining prewar levels. Officials emphasize orderly service and safety on suburban routes and long distance services alike.
A garbled report details a robbery and a jail transfer in Brownstown with names Sray ers C line Greer of BHM and Ordante Beedy of Terre Haute among those involved. The sparse text mentions arrest at Bedtunl Tuesday night and a Wednesday morning courtroom appearance with defendants handcuffed and transported to the county jail in Brownstown.
Fragments describe a disturbance near Bedford with arrests and a police response. Names such as Sheriff McCont Torratay and Bedford officials appear amid vague mentions of a pursuit, a public safety incident, and investigations into possible illicit activity. The text is fragmented but indicates a legal process and hearings for multiple suspects.
In Daviess County the November vote results yield new officials. Geto Wo Dana becomes county commissioner from the First district, while the surveyor post goes to Laster Hott. William Lb. Mel Cornter and Lowe Wl Belch named as deputy surveyors. A secretary journeys for the counties of Daviess and Marelh as the routine takes effect, with preparations for a county attorney and other duties to follow.
New York dispatch reports the YMCA leadership faces surprise over a noted religious dispute. Officials warn about tension as Catholic adherents and Protestant youth groups clash over affiliation and practice, with comments from YMCA secretary C. V. Hickund suggesting limited options amid controversy.
Unreadable OCR text from a historic page mentions large catches of fish in Ohio's Portage River and notes about the past weeks. The fragment references Sherman and various garbled terms, with no clear dates, places, or outcomes.
Community records describe carp and ash fish shipments bound for New York markets with details on sizes, weights, and origins. Analysts speculate fish migrated from Belle Tale and Desrott regions during floods in 1913, now inhabiting warm waters near Portage river while wintering in deeper depths.
Chicago court hears six men charged with moving six sacks of hair from interstate commerce. Judge cites president's pardon mention and defers case, noting Dorsey activities influenced by illicit bagganda of dollars.
INDIANAPOLIS aged Dr John S Harty plans retirement after nearly a quarter century on the state health board. He will not seek reappointment when his current term ends this year. Hurty, at Ft Wayne, told Rotary members he is seventy years old and hopes to devote time to health work elsewhere.
In Princeton Indiana Sam Aimen, 30, was hurt after slipping on a wet street, injuring his back. He was taken to Oakland City hospital where the exact nature of the injury would be determined after a nerve examination. The incident occurred early Wednesday morning on the street.
In Indianapolis Associated Press reports rapid tuberculosis among veterans from the war and calls for national American Legion action. A public health review envisions a temporary hospital. Tucson plans to repurpose a park facility for veterans needing care and relief. Officials discuss mobilizing adjutants and state support for medical treatment and public aid.
A Walstathe committee advances plans to convert Little Rock state capitol into a war memorial. Reports cite Legion members from Texarkana and Pontiac active in posts nationwide, with efforts to honor veterans, promote unity, and expand benefits while organizing events and encouraging membership across multiple posts.
In Rio de Janeiro a new university policy requires women to be educated for all roles, with a council member stressing progress and government concerns about funding and social change. The report notes student opposition and debates among officials about implementation and costs.
Reports note Mexican refugees and security fears, with European delegates debating policy. Madrid dispatches warn of foreign trade controls while the Hague and Berlin discuss military and economic alignments.
A fragmented notice mentions Mupgh Trainor Healy and Andrew Miles with references to coins, a trip to Washington on a Friday, and a marriage or family ties involving Mayne Slongtr and J A Groves. It notes someone named Dick Gini moving to J A Groves property and a legal matter or relatives over Cheiit, with Mire Winn in Indiana for lant work.
Sultivass Then and Uler Mullins, both linked to violent acts, were detained after a Monday afternoon incident. Mullins, a former athlete, faced insanity claims and was jailed in connection with the case. He has a wife and two children. authorities suspect intoxication and mental distress amid a local hospital transfer. State officials noted unusual comments on peat and fuel implications, but investigators focus on the reported assault and detention.
Disjointed foreign dispatches report Argentine plans to seize assets and a warship deployment. U.S. officials discuss Eastern minors, commerce authority, and federal penalties. Publications note varied political actions and incidents across cities, with scattered references to prisoners, indictments, and international maneuvers.
A blaze destroyed a country barn on Portage Road killing seven, including Dotson, as responders arrived. The barn’s interior and harness gear were consumed, but parts of the structure were saved. Estimated damage runs around 400 dollars with investigations ongoing.
In a Cairo area court proceeding, Sarla and Citws figure for a water rate dispute undergoes oral argument set for January 6. The case involves Water Light Power interests and the city of Washington and a key issue is the hydrant charge. Court records show the higher court previously held a spring decision in Iotia. Milk price notes from Princeton report a local dispute over milk delivery practices and tuberculin testing, with enforcement questions arising in city law.
A garbled report from Warsaw Indiana recalls a Wednesday incident involving a son of evangelist Billy Sunday. The text mentions an ally named or connected figure, a veterinary or civic removal, and a Royal Life Saving Society award context, with unclear details about injuries or cause.
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