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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate continued activity in Poittles with a 3 draft deadline and mention death. The text names iTNOHE JOR and PRABS with unclear roles or affiliations. Further readable context is needed to confirm events or involved entities.
A fragment notes BR Ralston remarks that Moe appears untroubled by events, with Tucker cited as a source. The brief item sketches a casual assessment without further context or outcomes.
A chaotic tirade discusses Governoral ambitions of Samuel R. Hoh and others, alleging self serving maneuvers for state posts. It references a state commission plan flexing power, salaries for a fire marshal, secretary roles, and a broad club of party operatives awaiting opportunities.
The text discusses expected appointments to the railroad and utilities commissions, naming Governor Ralston’s potential choices, including James I. Clark and Thomas Duncan, and noting party balance, terms, and the role of key supporters in the decision. It hints at internal party dynamics and the governor’s likely strategy to reward loyalists.
A local assembly at Simona Jchgol hall heard a lay sermon by Min ite Walsh on religious liberty and unity among faiths. He argued against religious bigotry while praising the Irish community and the Saint Patrick celebration, urging adherence to Christ's teachings and opposition to materialist ideals.
A new law in Forte prohibits selling or giving cigarettes to minors and makes it unlawful for minors to possess cigarettes or cigarette panels. The measure becomes law without Governor Ralston's signature.
Fragmentary text indicates financial fund payment or allocation for the year with mention of amoust and BR. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but suggests a formal fiscal record or notice.
The article notes total funds amounting to $1800.40 to be distributed this year among ten county cooperations, with prior year funding at $68.16. It lists township allocations such as Barr $189.26, Boawan $33.30, Elmore $74.97, Harrington $971.97, Madigan $73.30, Reeve $97, Breid $96.29, Van Buren $69.14, Washington $193. Inorg $46, and other entries. warrants have been written and money is available for the treasurer and trustees of the counties.
A local gathering by the Knights and Ladies of Sv ty took place at the Mendenhall Inn on a Monday. The event outlined organizing work and included a class appointment and a community meal as part of a broader monthly program.
Local invitation circulated by Allen of the church to members and attendees for a church event at the temple. The text is fragmented but indicates a gathering or reception organized by the temple community.
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