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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
8
Fragmentary report mentions a Bijou theater incident with a brother involved and unconfirmed arrests. Police indicate they do not yet know who is guilty, and a gang is implied but details are unclear.
The report details precinct vote totals and canvassing results for a local election, listing leaders and margins across several areas. The item also includes brief notices on medical ads for Foley Kidney Pills and a community notice about a regimental event at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
The arrival graduation exercises for Daviess county schools are set for the First Church at 2 o clock tomorrow. D Fulkerson county superintendent will preside. Dr George R Grose president of DePauw University will deliver the address. He is noted as a leading educator and brilliant speaker. Bertha Gamble and Flossie Allen are among the graduates. Reverend J W Darby and Mrs Darby will assist with the program including diplomas and songs. Benediction by Reverend S A Wayworth.
An Indiana man credits Foley Kidney Pills with ending his kidney trouble after severe backache dizziness and head pain. He says the medication fully relieved his symptoms and restored health. A drowned man, Tilden Smith, was found in White River near Medora with a widow and one daughter surviving. Latvette Quire’s body had not yet been recovered and a $500 reward was offered for recovery.
Public sworn statement filed in Daviess County Indiana by Wm Kennedy secretary of Citizens Lea Trade Co Washington Indiana. The document includes sworn affirmation of truth and a notary stamp dated June 1 1913 with Florat Schotter notary public commission expiry January 10 1915.
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