13 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1932
Page
1
The Montgomery high school senior class plans a week of events from April 16 to April 22 featuring speaker McNutt. Dean McNutt will address graduates and led activities include a play titled The Whole n's Talking. Members listed include local Montgomery affiliates and a public invitation to attend.
The article details the identifying evidence around the ransom payment in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. An Fordham College lecturer linked to the mysterious “Jafsie” allegedly sat with Dr. Condon at Yonkers Cemetery, negotiating terms for the infant’s return as the investigation unfolds.
A vivid scene captures four men enjoying a heated and close lire game while townspeople discuss local issues. Trustees convene at the courthouse to present a list of needs to the state for late aid, including school relief.
Illinois primary results indicate limited surprises as Democratic and Republican candidates claiming modest gains. The GOP field includes former Governor Len T.ory amid a crowded slate, while debates and party alignment signal leanings toward Hoover era policies and anti prohibition sentiments.
Cars driven by George and Preston and Cecil T. Evans collided on Saal fifth and South streets causing minor damage to both vehicles. Preston traveled south while Evans turned east. Passengers Verne Lunsford and W Ellis Art Gill and Parl Cosby were present. Police investigated the wreck.
The will of the late Aikannah Allen, former police chief in Washington, was filed for probate in Daviess circuit court. The document dated December 17, 1931, names Eugenie Barley as heir to all real estate in Bogard township during her life, with remainder to Guy M Barley, Lose E Wetmer and Edith McKinney. The rest of the estate is to be converted as directed.
A confused report from Hopewell notes a claim by Jessie of direct contact with kidnapers regarding a missing child associated with Charles Bindledergh 8 ibe and a $50,000 ransom. Names such as F Condon, J H Nopman Schwartzkopt, and police units from New Jersey and local stations are cited amid garbled text.
Chicago April 13 Profit taking hit the bullish wheat market today as prices that had risen since last Friday closed up about one and a half cents per bushel. Traders remained hopeful that grain prices would lead the market higher and spur follow through in related markets.
In Quincy Massachusetts on April 13 Wios let Younie the 20 ounce baby of Houghs Neck died suddenly after a 13 day battle to save her life. The infant the only daughter of a factory worker with four brothers, was being nursed with a diet of milk and cotton batting like preparation surrounded by star water bottles.
A Hawaii slaying case draws toward closure with a tense debate over mixed-jury procedures. Veteran defense counsel Clarence Darrow leads the effort as psychiatrists from the mainland assist, while funds for experts are discussed and alienists are reportedly present. The case, linked to a fatal attack on Mrs. kabaha, involves the prosecution and defense teams shaping strategy amid territorial concerns.
Burglars entered Bethany Church east of Was in Ion Tuesday night or early Wednesday and stole four rugs and a communion table. The losses were reported to Mrs Lewis who lives nearby. Two rugs were 4 by 6 feet and the other two varied in size.
Mrs Chenoweth and her newborn were discharged and taken home after a routine hospital visit. Hospital staff reported healthy infant and mother. family plans a quiet first week at home.
The condition of Mayor John W. Reegi showed continued improvement today, signaling better health status and ongoing recovery efforts. City officials provided updates on his condition and anticipated gradual return to duties as hospital care continues.
Beatty's case is transferred today to the next term of the Daviess circuit court to answer to the charges.
Miss Esther Keith, after a major operation, was moved from hospital to the home of her grandparents on Vale Avenue. She is reported resting and improving under the care of Mrs. Charles Keith.
Mrs. Orby Chandler of Plain Ville was discharged from the local hospital and taken home yesterday confirming her return to residence.
Police Chief Sullivan issued a warning to local parents urging that children stay off streets when skating. He noted the risk of serious injury or death from hazardous street skating and intersections, urging precautions while skaters ignore traffic. London women are quitting tea in favor of cocktails.
A reader asks to identify the American naturalist and royalist who became Count Ronen after moving to Germany. The puzzle notes a contest prize and details about spelling and initials, urging accuracy in names and home towns. The query hints at a historical figure tied to titles and British divisions.
An assessor named John Sims submits a report to the state tax board detailing the firm’s operations and tax figures. The document includes totals and averages for assessed property values and notes a controversial ad, while a reference hints at a partner in business and a past county office holder.
Providence Rhode Island April 13 authorities assigned a police guard to the grandchildren of Vice President Charles Curtis after reports of a kidnapping plot. Officials stressed no kidnapping threat to other children and that the infants of wealthy Rhode Island families were being protected as a precaution.
A reporter uncovers a practical joke as whispers of a sixel colt on a western Washington farm spread. The tale centers on Dr. Fleenor and veterinarian Dr. Ontar as gossip escalates, prompting questions about extra legs before the reveal of the hoax.
A J Raney of the town is home in Hast Walnut area with tonsillitis.
Frank Bledsoe, 19, a Spogéotes youth, confessed to robbing the Kréede store and turned state's evidence to aid prosecution. Conviction likely as a result of his testimony.
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