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Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

2

Dawson wins second International 500 mile sweep with National

Indianapolis May 21 After Joe Dawson a former Odon boy won the 100 mile sweepstakes race at the Indianapolis Speedway driving a National car Dawson led from start to finish until De Palmas Mercedes faded engine trouble let him surge to victory. Teddy Tezlaff placed second and Hughie Hughes Meiser was credited fourth after a disputed third. The day brought ideal weather and few accidents as 24 cars started and spectators cheered the unlikely finish.

Indianapolis Joe Dawson Odon Indianapolis Speedway National Dawson DePalma Mercedes Teddy Tetzlaff Stutz Company Hughie Hughes Meiser Charles Merz Bob Burman Lexington Harry Knight David Bruce-Brown Fen Dawso de Palma Johnnie Jenkins Joe Horan Jenkins Horan Ray Harroun Harroun National Pit Pye Sam Fred Wagner Ralph de Palma

Butcher Robert Daugherty Found Wounded on Maysville Road

Robert Daugherty a butcher was found lying along the Maysville road with a deep leg gash and with liquor in his system. He was taken to jail and released the same day. Police believe the injury came from a fall cutting himself with his own knife. He recalls nothing of how the wound occurred.

Robert Daugherty Maysville Daugherty

Forger Cashes Checks Then Skips Out in Local Incident

Elnor Press-Elnoria reports Ralph Rudder, a local worker for S A Whitsman, cashed two forged checks for 3 and 6 dollars and attempted a 14 dollar check. The first was cashed by D Edmondson and the second by Quilliams Brothers, but he fled after the third check appeared shortly after.

Quilliams Brothers Quilliams S. A. Whistman Rudder Elnor Press Elnoria Ralph Rudder S. A. Whitsman D. Edmondson

Elks Defeat White Sox In Odon Baseball Thriller

Washington Elks edged White Sox 7 to 4 at Odon on Thursday afternoon. Pitcher Nolan shut down the Sox with a near flawless performance while Seoble drove in two runs in the tenth inning. Odon’s Freeman struggled as Elks’ O’Conner and Seoble held the line. Save for a surprise marriage license reveal in Lawrenceville, other notes include minor score details and player movements.

Elks Odon Tom’ N@lan White Sox Washington Elks Oden Washington Freeman Odon Huskles Nolan O'Conner Potter Elks Eee the Guy Haas Strance Sceile Uy Freeman Watson Ellis Seoble White Saw

Narrow Escape After Motorcycle Collision North of City

Leslie Hammersly, son of Joe Hammersly, narrowly escaped serious injury when his motorcycle was struck by the rear wheel of Fred Feagans’ bike and then veered in front of a slowly moving Gates & Wilson car driven by Marshall Wilson on Plainvite road. He leaped into a ditch avoiding the front wheel. Minor damage reported to his bike and the auto mobile.

Leslie Mammersly Joe Hammersly Plainvite Young Uatmersly Fred Feaxans Odon Young Hammersly Mr. Feagans Gates & Wilson Marshall Wilson

Nellie Sechrist Weds Arthur Powell in Surprise Marriage

Friends learn of the Washington debutante Miss Nellie J Sechrist marrying Arthur W Powell of Stahl Missouri after leaving Washington May 21 and meeting in Vincennes Indiana then traveling to Lawrenceville Illinois where they secured a...

Powell Missouri J. D. Sechrist Nellie J. Sechrist Washington Arthur W. Powell Stahl

Suit to Collect Insurance on Dead Husband

Mrs. Anna Crow files in Daviess circuit court a suit against Metropolitan Insurance for $120 claiming a $106 policy taken May 19 by Virgil Crow dying November 26 at Evansville hospital. She alleges premiums were paid and proof of death made but claim unpaid. Attorneys Padgett and Padgett represent the plaintiff.

Daviess Cireult Anna Crow Virgil Crow Evansvile Metropolitan Insurance Company Crow Padgett Attorobeys

Twenty-Four Lots Sold at Auction in Commerstub

The auction sale of twenty four lots drew a large crowd. John D. Morgan was the auctioneer, with bids reaching a sufficient sum to pay a local debt and restore treasury balance. Terms were 25 cash and monthly payments, aided by street fear system extension increasing property value. A fine Elk head, sent by H. E Williams of Jonesboro, Ark, was displayed at the Elk lodge home parlor, reportedly killed by Williams’s son in Wyoming.

Chicago Electric Company Vincennes Board of Works Webb Washington Central Union Pike County Vomypetine Bell Telentione Histori Mie John D. Morgan Accamau Galance Valuabe Lodge of Elk Jodge H. E Williams Jonesboro Ark Wyoming

Wilds Give A Dance At Los Angeles Lodge Event

The L A L O JT of Montgomery plans a June 5 dance in the opera house with Harris orchestra providing music. Townsfolk near west Second and Lemon streets celebrate cleanup after mayor and police chief push action to clear filth, move inmates to infirmary, and level a corner building to pass health standards.

L.A. Alo, JT. of Montgomery Opera House Harris’ Orchestra West Second Lemon Streets Police Department Health Department McCarty McCrisaken State Board of Health Cliff Markel B. & O. Southwestern

Washington cluster lights eyed by Mayor in bid to modernize

A local appeal features Mayor McCarty pressing business leaders to adopt a cluster light system in the business district. He argues the plan offers three times better illumination, lower net cost, and urban progress while freeing Main street from unsightly poles. He plans to meet merchants next week to secure support.

Washington John W. McCarty Raeney McArty WeCarty McCarty Main Street

Miss Ophelia Roddick Resigns From Washington Public Schools

Miss Ophelia Roddick, veteran Washington schoolteacher and possibly Indiana’s oldest active educator, resigns after 51 years in teaching as the 1911-12 term ends. She states long service brought pleasure despite low pay and cites desire to stop while she still feels competent.

Ophelia Roddick Ousic Washington Activ Indiana Roddick Mies Dociates Roddick Waste

Mischler Mcrisaken Marriage Celebrated

The marriage of Miss Beatrice M McCrisaken and Walter M Mischler was celebrated at 8 o clock Tuesday night at the parsonage of St Simons Catholic Church. Joseph McCrisaken, the bride’s brother, attended.

Beatrice M .McCrisaken Walter M. Mischler St. Simons Catholi Church Joseph McCrisaken

Northwestern Oil and Gas Company Incorporation Filed

The Northwestern Oil and Gas company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state in Indianapolis. authorized capital stock is $15000 and directors named are W. Rust R. McCreary and E. Neal. The firm holds about one thousand acres northwest of the city under lease and plans drilling within three months.

Northwestern, Oil and Gas Company Indianapolis Ae W. Rust R. McCreary E. Neal Herald

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