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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
1
Report states two workers Shaffer and Gharet drowned after a March crash under a death jet incident. Investigators note absence of bruising and injuries on the bodies, while McLemore’s unit details indicate the fatalities occurred before water impact.
Luke Killeen age forty two, a watchman, died Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary Doyle on Main Street where he boarded. He had been ill about five weeks from valvular heart disease. He never married and is survived by one brother in Aurora. The body was shipped to his hometown.
Fragments discuss truancy, new state education law, and appointments of attendance officers by local boards. Details outline officer qualifications, population rules, and compensation, with focus on May appointments and August term starts.
A dramatic military mobilization was declared for a span of five weeks, aiming to maximize strategic pressure and coordinate allied actions. Leaders emphasized rapid setup, logistics, and anticipated civilian impacts across affected regions. Leaders urged public cooperation and support for the extended campaign.
Attorney for former County Auditor to Miami appears in court as state prosecutes multiple cases including tax and untaxed dogs and other charges. Proceedings reference numerous defendants and ongoing formatory actions in the criminal calendar.
Dan Gantz, a druggist, is said to be recommended to succeed Harryrdoke as post master at Odon after his resignation. Sheriff reports filed. multiple court actions continued or dismissed, including embezzlement and divorce cases. Judge Ogden discusses defense access to papers and appoints office support for prosecuting trials set for May 16 and the following day.
Hamlet Allen principal of the high school returned from Princeton where he attended a meet ing of Big Athletic association representatives. Stansville was selected as the meeting place for the annual meet. G. W. pace of Princeton indicated the states senators and other delegates would be represented at the meeting.
During a parish mission at St Marys, children from the congregation dressed in white and blue gathered in the hall for a Sunday service led by Rev Father W Jochum. The event featured sermons guiding the youth toward virtue as families and visitors filled the church to support the young participants.
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