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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
6
A damaged report describes the Hairat Aeroplane Company wreck with wings demulled wheels bent and fuselage weight issues. The Graham plane insured for 3050 and total loss around 120000. Wrecked planes moved from the hangar, insurers likely to cover.
June 26 dispatch from Bucharest alleges Romanian officials and occupation forces excerbate abuses in Bessarabia Bukovina and Transylvania. Claims depict forced removals arrests and seizures by the army amid postwar instability, with reports of harsh treatment of Hungarian nobles and landowners and widespread corruption.
A historical note describes a centrifugal gun test with a rotating horned vane assembly and motor drive. The document mentions explosive handling, velocity measurements, and firing control by adjusting drive shaft speed. It references anti explosive testing and contemporary military equipment principles.
A swarm of bees gathered along the gate area of the residence once linked to Bismarck and later the Imperial marshal, drawing police attention. Officials noted the hive would be removed carefully to avoid disturbance while describing the incident as a routine swarm near a historic site.
Associated Press reports in New Orleans that the first shipment of Panama sugar to any global destination arrived locally. Consul B. Calvo notes Panama produced a substantial, domestic-usable sugar volume for the first time, signaling rising export capacity.
Fragmentary report describes a tenuous peace process stalled by wartime violence in a border region. References to armaments, demarcation tensions, and civilian casualties include mentions of Serbian aggression and Allied observers. The text notes deadlines tied to peace treaties and ongoing patrols near frontier towns, with reports of killings and displaced residents.
A garbled OCR report details a violent Saturday night incident involving Dorn confessions linked to figures like Gech Gnaiatt and Will Smith. The narrative references car chases, Cadillac and Oldsmobile vehicles, shots fired near Nashville, and related legal steps, with mentions of arrests and charges in a chaotic sequence.
A historical piece describes postwar Romania under King Carol, highlighting Bucharest’s consumer splendor, luxury dining, fashion, and theater while stressing Transylvania and Bukovina’s wealth. It portrays agriculture as the nation’s core strength, with wheat and cereals fueling Europe and promising a record harvest.
Paris reporters note a surge of American tourists fueling many Paris soda shops offering ice cream sodas. Prices vary by shop charm, with the drink gaining popularity among locals and visitors alike.
Fragmented OCR preserves names and roles from a late era council scene. Fr. Mo Wremuth, Shankin of Seankfort, and others appear as new members on emergency commissions linked to state governance. The text hints at council retention of Mr. Bley and mentions district and ministry figures, with death and succession notes driving potential reorganization.
A garbled OCR entry notes Vincennes related activity at a farm, mentioning one million vronties, seven thousand owen, and a mutrage or mortgage matter. It references persons at GS Genta and a shipment of tea from a farm, with unclear dates or locations.
The article notes a July 1 message from Aranclatet Presa detailing disarmament steps at Dam Pete 11 and a centennial commemoration in 1932. President Derana sends a broadcast praising the farmer’s role in Brazil and his defense of national literature and culture.
London born Salvation Army leader Booth discusses prohibition in the United States and its effects on women and families. She argues restricting alcohol reduces accidents and unemployment, while noting women still face enmity within the movement and shelter policies must adapt to upheaval and wartime strain.
Detectives investigate the death of Roy C. Brogn in Washington as mourners recall the Jacksonville area tragedy. Mediators witnessed a distressing incident near 615 Arreen white, with witnesses recounting a frightening scene on Pearl Street.
An accident on Laura Street left Mrs. Brown and others shocked as a man fell from a window onto the street. A crowd gathered while Dr. Fargethit examined the body, declaring death likely instantaneous. Neighbors mourn and friends hastened to comfort the bereaved widow and family.
Fragmentary report recounts 19th century party nominating fights as Lincoln era figures and unnamed delegates clash over fleet positions. Mentions Andrew darksin Lewin Jarhandy and contested seating, amid hostile rhetoric and party discipline debates.
Fragmented text outlines a historic notice about animal bones renewals, peat extraction, and river valley exploration. It mentions Priettintap, Avkockited Pre, Tomoston, and references to parks, rivers, and a conference. The passage is heavily garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent events or clear stakeholders.
A fragmented report from a Chilean port discusses new nitrate laws and their effect on production and markets. It notes growing uncertainty as demand ebbs and employment implications ripple through the region amid shifting policy and industry pressures.
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