This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1920
Page
1
Federal Judge A. fined several defendants including Wallace and Clark for contempt tied to a 14 day wage dispute and alleged interference at a Washington plant. Witnesses testified about connections to labor activity and possible unlawful tactics. The court ordered further proceedings to determine penalties for contempt.
The readable parts refer to two personal accounts during war and a chief figure who could not be supported by others. It mentions a period around the late forties and a demonstration of consideration in the year. The text is incomplete and unclear, offering limited factual substance.
Iwi Ribs sought aid of DeY agents as trial details emerge. The report names Colleen and Andorenlage amid a sequence of arrests and alleged charges. Police action follows a raid connected to Amarin Railway fooneermonevinns.
Preliminary hearing set for Mone Spacer as authorities name Seryete office and Judge Haeminn Mafted to oversee the case. The unidentified Yeune woman faces trials amid a tense court scene with alleged threats and courtroom superstition noted.
A fragmented report describes a wreck linked to a large scale incident involving alleged figures such as Shierree Thibadine and Peper pitictinte gerin. The piece mentions acetone, a penitenltocy, and references to a 91 arial with unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR text references ambassadors and a change at term end. No clear persons, organizations, or places are identifiable. The readable bits suggest a note about resignations or appointments and possible references to a city or institution, but details are unclear.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Calder ReFuse Coal Profitesrin and political figures debating senate duties. Terms appear garbled, with references to Temet UGH and Arkyerizhi duty, suggesting a political or legislative context with unclear specifics.
President Wilson requests Governor Allen of Kansas to forward to the federal trade commission any evidence that the recent decline in wheat prices is due to unfair manipulation or competition or other artificial means. The note seeks information on potential market interference.
Chicago dispatch reports on October 15 that Mrs. Richard Marquardt former Brooklyn NL pitcher Rube Marquard filed for divorce alleging desertion since 191k. The story notes Marquardt's career as a pitcher and references wartime-era value and social prominence in vaudeville circles involved with the case.
District Attorney Archibald A. eff. contends Edward J Sat comberg died seven weeks ago in a Lake Nehara cottage. His wife insists it was murder. The affair centers on the estate and the factory works value noted as zero. Leona Sallstad is named in the county inquiry into the death and related manufacturing interests.
Aroloiulal Orn A-Thansanas of rellenie enthusiasts known as Die cinlen of Christ will gather in St Louis for their International convention October 18 to 24. The article traces the early growth of the Disciples movement from its 1809 beginnings with Rev. Alexander Campbell in western Pennsylvania to its spread through Ohio Mississippi and beyond, noting a 10,410 churches and thousands of preachers by midhistory.
Purdue cross country shows strong prospects as coach and captains lead a squad with standout runners. The team emphasizes endurance, sprint speed, and strategy, aiming at conference and national events.
War news from Washington reports General Wrangel, anti Bolshevik commander in the Far East, raising a sizable force of volunteers. The plan includes operations along the Dnieper front with aims to move toward Nikolayev and the Romanian frontier. Cooperation with northern Russia and the Caucasus is discussed as a practical option.
Wheat futures edged higher after public information suggested a possible nonartificial reason for earlier price declines. Reports connected President Wilson and Governor Allen with factors that could affect demand or supply, reversing the prior downward move.
The lengthy hunger strike by Cork Mayor Macawiney sparks Paris medical debate after Dr Bocquet reports William Grainer’s 63 day fast. Authorities discuss the danger of prolonged starvation and confinement of the strikers among figures like Tanner, Kugel, and Mecinus.
The page details voting rules with bold warnings against marking elsewhere and a strict, single-mark ballot approach. It emphasizes where to place checks and cautions clerks to direct voters, noting penalties for improper marks and the need to vote at a designated top section.
A 19th century educational survey by the Morsch Saxe Foundation and its director Dr. Leone Ayers evaluated Indiana's schools. The study, based on a federal education bureau index, ranks states from 1871 onward and highlights Indiana's position and progress within the nation.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Locklear and a stunt to be copied by air mail pilots. The text contains garbled phrases and nonsensical sequences, with scattered proper names and potential references to people, places, and events, but no coherent narrative or verifiable details.
A garbled report describes a man’s death caused by a revolver. It references witnesses, military or police figures, and names such as Kishan and Batt, with unclear events surrounding a river setting and an injurious wound. The text is severely damaged and hard to parse.
In Tarleton, a carbon monoxide detector replaces canaries for miners. Experts describe how the device senses lethal gas using a meter and audible alarms. Early trials note detectors respond to paint fumes and other carbon monoxide sources, with birds previously used to warn of danger.
Mrs Flora B Fant of Wicknell died Friday evening at her home on North Main Street at 10 pm After moving to the city from Akron Ohio she had lived here since Then the funeral arrangements were held with burial at the local cemetery Officials note she and her family had traveled from Akron by Roma Bandsy to Ville and then to church services followed by burial at the local cemetery.
Inert firm facing receivership process outlines Oct date actions with directives from directors and filing details. Public notice references Mish and company stake, indicating asset control transfer and court involvement.
Emergency reports say seven killed and seventeen injured after a railroad crash near Roanoke Virginia and Norfolk Western lines. Victims were transported by train and hospital crews worked to stabilize the wounded. A separate incident near Cleveland and New York paths left multiple casualties and sparked investigations by rail authorities.
Mrs Margaret Walker of Montgomery aged seventy six died suddenly after a fall in her home. She was widow of Inneph Y Walker and a veteran of the vivlhi war with several surviving relatives including Hilver Walker president of the Montgomery tank and Lou Walker of Linton. The obituary notes her long life, family, and community ties in Montgomery and nearby towns.
The notice describes a Red Cross call for a roll call and drive to support war time relief efforts. It mentions activities, locations, and people involved, signaling a community effort to bolster funding and supplies for urgent civilian assistance. The fragmented text lists dates, places, and local figures connected to the campaign.
A fragment notes Carey achieving recognition within an institutional setting in its fifth year, highlighting academic or athletic milestone amid surrounding context.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.