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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
5
Speech recounts divisions over defense and war policy. The president allegedly picks a prominent Democrat as secretary of state while critics warn of blood and fear, praising peace and brotherhood yet fearing a march toward conflict.
A school notices key terms from the fable adage guide used to teach language and literacy. Teachers integrate moral themes into classroom activities and vocabulary exercises for students.
The article reports a United States Golf Association warning about dangerous golf balls containing acid and other caustic liquids. It notes past accidents from opening certain cores and urges the public to avoid dissecting golf balls to prevent explosive injuries.
An Indianapolis paper notes bond dealers handling township school bonds totaling 17 3000 dollars plus accrued interest. It also touts High Standard Paints by Lowe Os featuring economical coverage and long life, while listing local names connected to sales, farming products, and church mission planning events in Greenwood Greenwood and surrounding areas.
An unreadable OCR fragment from an old news item hints at a fifteen year lapse and references an ambiguous Ameri uf. claim. The readable bits suggest a retrospective note on past print clarity and possible technological progress.
Washington rail shops report rapid progress on freight car frames under General Fore Calder. Promotions and transfers fill key posts as men like Budd Edmondson and Walter Kidd join the car department. T. G. O’Brien named general inspector and Walter Geraghty named motive power inspector, with new feather bag mail system tested to cut envelope use.
The Japanese embassy has been sent a copy of California’s Alien Land Bill by the State Department. It plans a formal protest through Secretary Bryan upon his return, hoping President Wilson may intervene. The note aims to counteract the measure and persuade Governor to withhold signature.
The article discusses tensions over how treaties apply across states, noting unrest and possible demands on the national government. It claims California sparks questions about state and federal powers and mentions naval rearmament moves tied to broader policy shifts.
Local court officials and attorneys discuss how a governor issued proclamation and revised statute may extend the two month waiting period before divorce cases can be tried. Experts expect fewer divorces as longer delays reduce rushed filings and encourage reconciliation before court action.
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