Then Has To Jeffer Remains Overnight
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Jeffer
Sonvilli Reformatory
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
1
Mob Fear Forces Transfer of Daviess County Murder Suspect
Two murderers jailed Thursday night in Daviess County. Joh Murray, who killed Carl Sumner near Petersburg, was moved to Washington to avoid mob action. Ernest Wellagiacona of Knox County awaits trial in September. Murray’s alleged accomplices and escape attempts are noted as locals discuss the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Joh Murray
Carl Sumner
Petersburg
Ernest Wellagiacona
Knox County
Murray
Washington
A. J H. Miller
Cliff
Pike County
Thomas Whitney
Guthrid
Marderer
Sumner
Verina Iboat
Harry Bruner
Pateka
Bruner
Gibson County
Princeton
Oakland City
Vehicle crash injures two on Washington-Wheatland road
In a September formatory bound drive toward Wheatland Vincennes and Washington residents were injured when an Overland rolling car struck a small bridge. Miss Hobble Francis Hobble and Delbert Wykoff sustained severe injuries while McFadden and a young woman escaped serious harm. The car owner Walter Wykoff and others aided at Wheatland before Miss Hobble was taken to BowerdLescher sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington-Wheatland Road
Nigh Leroy
Baltimore
Ohio
Southwestern
Washington
Woma
Francis’ Hobble
Vincennes
Delbert Wykoff
McFadden
Miss Hobble
Wheatland
Miss Hob
Miss Hobbie
Wheatlan
McPadden
Eports
Syandium
Mrs Mary Orth of Irmerald Isle Dies at 81
Mrs Mary Orth, a native of Ireland and mother of John O'Brien and Nettie Orth, died at home 516 Northeast Third Street after paralysis first struck June 23. Survived by two of her three marriages, she was the oldest of twelve siblings and a devout Roman Catholic. her third husband, John Orth, was a noted Washington musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irmerald Isle
Dea
Mary Orth
Nally
Ireland
Northeas Third Street
Fae
Orth
United States
Daviess County
Cincinnati
John O’brien
Nettie Orth
P. H. McCrusaken
Washington
Thomas Deering
St. Louis
Wae Orth
Simons Church
Joh Orth
Hopkins and Fitzpatrick divorce suit filed in Daviess court
Mrs. Dessie M Fitzpatrick seeks a divorce from Carl H Hopkins in the Daviess circuit court. Crue and inhuman treatment alleged. separation since July 20, 1916. Complaint states Hopkins disposed of property, barred contact, cursed her over a hat, and gave long silent spells. Attorneys Padgett and Burris represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Hopkins
Dessie M Fitzpatrick
Linto
Hopkins
Daviess
Padgett & Burrisher Attorneys
Avill
Sthat Nehsband
Kirk
E. T. Laughtin
The
Plaintife
Evans Opens Sales Office for Carnahan Manufacturing
W L Evans president of Carnahan Manufacturing and Brooks open a sales office to showcase factory products. The display will feature Evans products doors and interior finish with an extensive assortment. Buyers from the city and northern Indiana invited. Evans and Brooks take permanent charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loogoot “Tribune
W. L. Evans
Carnahan Manufacturing Company
Brooks
Specia
Evans
Indiana
Severe Electrical Display Sparks Damage to 16
A summer storm with high winds caused a severe electrical display incident. Investigators report extensive damage and outages as crews work to restore power. Local authorities urge residents to stay clear of damaged infrastructure and follow safety advisories.
Severe Storm Smashes Trees and Wrecks Property in Township
Washington was hit by the season’s fiercest electrical storm. Between 6 and 9 PM trees and outbuildings were leveled or split, chimneys toppled, and a live wire caused a brief fire display. A plant vehicle narrowly escaped a charged line, and multiple buildings suffered damage including a barn and a kitchen door. Three Marion County storm victims were reported, with extensive local outages and damage to the central union lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Dove
Luthe- Hart
Pe Stady
First Street
Chy
Sullivan
Wikikase
Aaner Morton
Neng
Harbstreit
Hibbstreit
Mary Ulrich
Howardsport
Stig
Haive Bhéen
Marion County
Fowler
Rushville
Thcentral Union
Telephone Company
Edward Seileth
Plainville
Golliker
Hingersly
L.E
Hamersly
Mbs
County approves twenty four bridge contracts in Daviess County
In a Saturday afternoon meeting the Daviess County commissioners awarded twenty four bridge contracts with funding approved at a Monday special session. Dan Kutter of Washington secured the majority of bids for most bridges with several exceptions to Vincennes Bridge Co and M. Parker company among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beir
Daviess County
Dan Kutter
Washington
Jones Bridge
Houston
Clements
Bennett Ridge
McCracken
Doyle
Matthews
Troy Keith
Rust
Garten
Vincennes Bridge Co
Danner
Kilgore
Daun Kutter
Hackler
Yoder
M. H. Parker Company
Sopa
Bennett
Groves
Dar Kutter
Madden
Queen
Confirmation of Post Office Contract Award to AI Mitchell
Porsythe, postmaster and custodian of the Washington post office site, received from the supervising architect a copy of the letter to AI Mitchell Scottsburg approving his bid and ordering a $25 000 bond. Mitchell must complete the mark in fourteen months and commence work at once with materials on site. South Street will soon come to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
South Street
Feagans Reports Washington June Weather Extremes
Government weatherman C. C. Feagans records Washington June precipitation at 11.81 inches with a 1.79 inch daily peak on June 6. June 30 tied the high at 95 degrees while June 4 dropped to 52. The mean temperature was 0.2 degrees. Rain fell on 15 days, 14 clear days, three partly cloudy and one cloudy, with three thunder and hail events marking a record June rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Feagans
Washington
Feagans
Administratrix Appointed in Mine Disaster Estate
Mrs. Lillie Belcher is named administratrix of the estate of her husband Benjamin H. Belcher who died in a Wheatland mine dust explosion. The circuit clerk notes the filing of $100 as part of the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie “Belcher
Benjamin H. Belcher
Washington-Wheatland Coal Company
Wheatland
Congress Eyes Record Appropriations For Nation’s Program
Congress moves to finish its financial preparedness program with anticipated appropriations exceeding 1.5 billion dollars. The total could top 2 billion, surpassing any prior congress in U S history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Inge Dale Pyapins Collision Leaves Auer With Double Fracture
A collision injures Auer severely as Inge Dale Pyapins suffers a related impact. The report notes a double fracture and ongoing medical treatment with authorities investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Pyapins
Auer
Car Crash and Street Vehicle Incident Reported
A touring car driven by John Conklin hit seven year old Dale Wheafland on East Fifth and Walnut Streets, tossing him from a bicycle and causing two leg injuries. Conklin stopped and reported to police. the boy was hospitalized. Another river bridge crash near Wheatland involved Richard Root’s car overturning after hitting a rut, with several occupants tossed over a hedge and the driver injured but able to proceed. Separate notices include a divorce filing by Mrs. Kirk and obituaries for Mrs. Boggs and others. one local incident describes a man briefly pronounced dead then revived after a fall on stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Fred Wibmenager
Bruiges
John Conklin
Lintanese
East Fifth
Angi Walnut Streets
Walnut Street
Young
Wimmenauer
Conklin
The
Diane Ishee
Wimmenenauer
Jas
Conklins
Richard Root O
Wheatland
Mansin
Death comes suddenly in Portersville for Miss Sarah McTaggart
Miss Sarah McTaggart died suddenly on Portersville Road afternoon. Coroner Pojndextéi ruled heart disease myopericarditis as the cause after an inquest. Details say she was between six and seventy years old and had been in poor health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pojpdextéi
Ss McTaggert
Mc- Tageert
Season Opens for Squirrel Hunt at Daviess County
The opening of the squirrel hunting season is reported with notes of arrests claimed in Daviess County as the hunt is set to begin today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess
Permit 15 Renewed After Dismissal Motion Heard
Commissioners hear dismissal motion as permit 15 is renewed following testimony. The hearing addresses renewal terms and compliance, with decision pending final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesses
Attorneys spar as remonstrance blocks license renewal
The remonstrance challenges Gordon Johnson's license renewal for a Washington saloon. County commissioners postponed ruling to Wednesday morning after citations from higher courts were presented, with the board set to sustain the remonstrance or grant the renewal, while Gordon's counsel argued fractional-population licensing may render the license invalid. Alvin Pagett and Warren Routt testified as character witnesses for Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenents I Gordonerson, Cou
Washington
Gordon
Daviess County
Indiana Supreme Court
Javers
Coury Auditor
Folltowing & Ference
Alvin Pagett
Warren’ Routt
Albright sues man who won wife's affections in court
Thomas B Albright filed in Lawrence circuit court a $5,000 damages suit against Victor Burton claiming alienation of his wife Gathel M Albright. Albright, age 24, married with one two year old daughter Louisa, alleges the defendant willfully damaged the marriage relations after January 1, 19 and caused estrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bfallbright
Frank
Gilkigan
Lawrence
Victor ‘Burtoh
Pluff
Stiig
Gathel M. Albright
Gathel Albright
Louisa Allbright
Idestroy
Prohibition Provisions Highlighted in Law Text
The fragment references alcohol limits within the law and hints at provisions of the prohibition framework. It notes a twelve percent threshold and specifies that certain restrictions apply to dining and beverage sales.
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