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Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1920

Page

2

Oysters Showing Green Gill Disease Linked to Diatoms

Professor Mitchell explains green-gill oysters in Virginia traced to diatoms in water. The aged Bay oyster specimens resemble the famous Mer vennese type and were marketed to hotels in New York and Washington. Copper compounds and copper discoloration noted. restoration of flavor possible after processing.

Philip A University Devine Brown Mitchat Oystera Mitchell Virginia Meérre France

Cosaidnista Election Split in First Reichstag Vote

The Associated Press reports Berlin on June 7 that socialist supporters won fifty four seats and independent socialists secured twenty four. The German Peoples Party took twenty five, Democrats ten, German Nationalists fifteen, Centerists thirteen, and other groups held varied small gains as the vote totals indicate a fragmented Reichstag.

Associated Press Berlin Reichstag Tevonding Te Canning Tourteen

Important Changes in Voter Exrollment Law

In 1919 the Indiana legislature changed voter registration to precinct boards, with thirty four boards in Daviess County meeting in two sessions before elections. Each board includes an inspector and two clerks from major parties. County commissioners appoint inspectors. clerks are named on party chair recommendations. Registration days run from morning to afternoon with required supplies and forms provided.

Daviess County Indiana Court House P.im

Registration Law Debate Draws War Attention

Political leaders push new registration laws amid war focus. Debate centers on work expected over two days and the division of registration periods. Officials anticipate the state adopting a more efficient system for voters, with the county unlikely to mirror the prior arrangement.

Lesdera Sander

Carnegie Public Library Report for May 1924

May report shows adult circulation 1 205 and juvenile 2 262 with total 3 667. New loaned books include titles by Di nton Harris Harsholl Swnections Wells Wiggla Davis Lay Masters Lebeer Stephenson and Joler Wharen. Non fiction adds Life Insurance Company Art of Canvassing Nursery Manual and guides on Alaska and machinery.

Seaicn Ghettes DiNton Farmer of Harris Harsholl the Clintons Swipherston Tracy Mortimer Pauleyly Wells Fells Wiggla Williams Desire Bojer Sra Sradier Jauk Dour Clouston Sly Davis Desert Widdemer — Daviess Alexander Life Miller Toveliat Roark Ite Ares Hyon Segamorn Hill Lebeer Paith Stephiunson United States Sinmlesioner Alaska Island of St. Michael Mt McKinley National Park Mt Kamal Thrailyster Joler Wharen

Railroads Get 100000 Grant for Rolling Stock Plan

The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an appropriation of 100,000 of government lands to aid the railroads in purchasing new rolling stock. The grant is to be advanced from a 2,500,000,000 revolving fund set aside for transportation, with the June action reported by Associated Press.

Associated Prew Shington J. C Interstate Commerce Commision Monty Ford Dg Mumm Ahe Geeman Bybband Qelater Baron Tde Sunt Lye Baron de Mucus Gesler Bhrow Mary de Munjyor Toix le Muntni Stole

AMOVS GAVEL TO OPEN CO TO BE USED AT CONVENTION

Philadelphia dispatch reports Mayor Moore left for Chicago and the Republican National Convention will open with a gavel carved from Independence Hall rafters. The mayor will deliver the emblem to Will Hays, as chairman, and Moore is slated to place Governor Proctor as a presidential nominee candidate. In Grand Rapids a train crash near Andrews current toll lists several dead and many injured.

Philadelphia J. Hampton Moore Chicago Independence Hall Chida Sq Will & Hays Jor Moore Moore Grand Rapids Quc Andrews Grand Haplds Onthe

National Budget Debate Jel Lorded Over By Senate

The June 5 budget discussion in Washington touched on patrol funding and debt concerns. Senate members debated amendments as objections arose to the proposed measures.

D.C Efand Senate

Fragmentary OCR Note On July Seven Event

A damaged OCR passage references a night scene on July 7 with mentions of a Bagdad area, a white figure, and a large turnout. It hints at distant visibility and incandescence, with many garbled terms and scattered proper nouns, leaving the exact event unclear.

Ninth Annual Commencement Held by County Schools

The ninth annual commencement of the county public schools will be held Saturday June 12 at First Christian Church in Washington. Graduates from the town and county will receive diplomas. Program includes an orchestra, devotional, and address by Prof L J Reiger. Diplomas presented by County Superintendent James Lee Giley. Exercises begin at 2 p.m.

Uniteds ‘County First Christian Church Washington Ithgnse Ates | Gilles Wiperintend Eschooin Collows Jan. Tite TJ. Simpson Ler Presbyterian Church L. J. Reiger Wichaia State Normal School Terri Jaute Orgon Kolo William L. Walker James Lek Giley Cawoty Ftev Virsil Thompson B. Church

Minnesota Campaign Message Details

An unclear excerpt describes an active participant in Minnesota politics supporting the Republican nomination campaign. Mentions plan and fleet sections, with references to meetings and leggae language, but many words are garbled leaving uncertain names or dates.

Taylor shines as Bishop Colts rout Shoals in park clash

In a Sunday fixture at Clement Park Shoals faced heavy loss as Ben Taylor led Bedford’s Bishop Colts to a 12 to 4 win. Taylor’s teammates Donica and Cox backed him behind the plate and at third as Bishops asserted dominance from the start. A late rally by Shoals failed to reverse the one sided margin.

Waterloo Ben’ Taylor Bedford Clement Park Shoals Bishop Taylor Donica Cox Mitchell Ben Taylor Wes Watgun Beaver Creek Taylor Lurllex Gun- Pires Willama Boger Walter Steincamp Trainor Dubois County Tag Nan Martin Constable Wacgoner Ford Ood Ateipcamp Britentough Jay Rogurlok Blake Jim Paige Pierce Washington Fife Jodh Kleter Celta le Sion Bev Mignager Watson Ernest Bishop Fellows

One in four behind in working order at Evansville

A fragment from the Evansville Courier reports concerns over the reliability of a local service. The note emphasizes a need to restore efficiency and ensure proper functioning of the system referenced.

Evansville Courier Evansvile

Wheat harvest labor drive targets shortages across states

Associated Press reports a nationwide rush for harvest help as Oklahoma and Kansas plan large crews between June and August. wage ranges include 4 to 8 dollars daily for unskilled to experienced workers. rail fare offered in some areas. Officials note near eight million wheat acres to be harvested, with Nebraska and South Dakota following Kansas timing. marriag​e licenses listed: O Connor Catherine, Robards Fine, Jadles Burkhardt.

Associated Treas Kansas City Okara Kansas Nebraski South Maroin North Dakota Olahoma Tabor Inbar Addud Claude R. Patines Oklahoma City Wieliita Wilterba Kaunas Tedoyal-Atyce Emi Kenead City Kow Salina Parsons Topekie Ward Neraska Spede Sesinaing South Dakota L. Barkinen

Lodge Defends Senate Role on Peace League Issue

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, temporary chairman of the Republican National Convention, denounces President Wilson's league of nations and defends GOP plans to curb its power. He argues for immediate peace with Germany and argues that the people must decide on the league's fate while highlighting anti profiteering and production-boosting measures to reduce living costs. He warns that failure to act could lead to economic and political danger for the nation.

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