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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1930

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Woodmen of the World choose Washington for August field day

The Woodmen of the World southern Indiana district selects Eastside Park Washington as the site for the annual field day on Sunday August 17. Mayor John W Mearty led the effort with state and district officers praising Washington as the gathering place. More than a thousand representatives their wives and friends are expected to attend with a public initiation of 200 to 300 candidates.

Woodmen of the World Indiana Eastside Park Washington Evansville John W. Me McCarty Lawson H. Stuckey Leonard W. Stuckey Ed Essig W. B. Cady The Mr. Price

Raskob Cited as Solicitor for Prohibition Referendum

Washington April 17 John J Raskob chairman of the Democratic national committee was in charge of soliciting funds from Democrats for the association against the prohibition amendment testimony before the senate lobby committee showed today. A letter from the association s file revealed Raskob signed letters asking for contributions while Lamont Du Pont signed letters to Republicans. Another letter read into the record showed the association seeks to raise more than 1 000 000 this year to conduct state prohibition referendums to show Congress the country is wet.

Washington John J. Raskob Democratic National Committee Senate Lobby Committee Association Raskob Lamont DuPont Repub Congress

Jersey Parish Show Meeting in Daviess County

Plans for the Jersey Parish Show at Graham dairy farm August 12 13 14 will be discussed at a Daviess County Dairy Association meeting at the courthouse Tuesday April 22 at 7 30. D H EB Dennison and E T Wallace will speak on the show and premiums while local committees prepare the premium book and show rules.

Graham Dairy Farm Jersey Parish Daviess County Dairy Association Court House D. H. EB. Dennison American Jersey Jom Club E. T. Wallace Purdue Dairy Department Nenaiotiog Leo John Jensen Andrew Aikmen Bison Mr. Wallace

Resignation Demanded From Illinois Labor Leader

In Indianapolis on April 17 John H Walker president of the Illinois State Federation of Labor faced a demand for resignation by William Green president of the American Federation of Labor. Green urged Walker to resign over leadership actions against the United Mine Workers of America. The AFL executive council backed Green's demand in a letter to Thomas Kennedy secretary treasurer of the UMWA.

Adianapolis John H. Walker Illinois State Federation of Labor Wm. Green American Federation of Labor United Mine Workers of America United Mine Workers Green Thomas Kennedy Walker

Speedy Senate action on London naval pact predicted

Washington April 17 after White House talks among President Hoover Senator Borah and Secretary Cotton a preliminary conference indicated speedy Senate action on the London naval agreement but no definite program yet for ratification.

Washington Senate White House Hoover Borah Idaho Act Cotton

Memory Tests at the Garden Stage Night Entertainment

Local night scene in the garden offered free entertainment with Johnnie Kane performing dog dances and singing as a comedian. A crowd of men gathered around tables for beer and free pickle meat, reflecting carefree city life with little objection.

Johnnie Kane

Probe started in man's death in Fort Wayne

Fort Wayne authorities opened a death investigation into 66 year old Thomas Lakey whose body was found at the county infirmary with apparent rat gnawing on the chin and mouth. Investigators seek to determine if the mutilation occurred before or after death.

Fort Wayne Ind Pee Allen Thomas Lakey Carl Doehrman W. Homer Young

Indictment of Fifty-One Oversees Jamaica Ginger Case

Cincinnati April 17 federal grand jury indicted fifty-one individuals and ten others a ten year including several from New York on charges of selling Jamaica ginger as a beverage.

Cincinnati Ohio New York Fe Grand Jury

Smallpox Vaccine Arrives in Cuba by Air

A shipment of smallpox vaccine meant for Costa Rica arrived in Havana at 9:48 today aboard the Pan American Airways Miami Cristobal flight, with officials of the line confirming the delivery and rush process ongoing.

Cuba Miami Costa Rica Havana Miami-Cristoba Pan-American Rimways

Preliminary census report on towns

The preliminary 1930 census shows population changes across towns in Montgomery and surrounding areas. Plainville and Montomery City figures are noted, with Plainville not separately listed in 1920 counts and Montgomery County tallying a decrease of about 142 thousand across the region.

Ar . Gan Montgomeri Plainville Mont Monroé City Mont Monroé City, i Lonox County

Fragments Hint at Philippine Conflict and Fire Events

Scrambled OCR fragments mention Sagay and Cen, a fire incident in the Philippines, and references to Vine. The text lacks clear events, dates, or names, making precise reporting impossible. The readable bits point to violence or calamity but provide no verifiable details.

National champs likely play here December 22

Texas looks to become national champions in the making as Jimmy Kietts wired-coach implies a holiday visit by Indiana. If the champs arrive, they will open their Hoosier schedule against Indiana’s Hatchets in a first game at the holiday venue.

Texas Jimmy Kietts Indiana

Vendetta Claims Life Of Chicago Gang Figure Joe Blue

Chicago April 17 a gangland vendetta has claimed another victim Joe Blue also known as Joseph Cameron a veteran of the underworld lay dead at the wheel of his car his death follows seven years of feuds with rival gunmen. Police identify him by his widow Sadie Sloth and note his long criminal past linking him to major cases in Milwaukee Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis.

Chicago Joe Blue Joseph Cameron iBlue Sadie Sloth Palice Hag Jin Milwaukee Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis Frank ‘McErlane Big - Joe"’ Moran Karl” Dear Lloyd Bopp

Senate Opposes Giant Radio Merger Approach

Washington April 17 Senator calls for Justice Department action to halt a proposed merger of the Radio Corporation Gen. a major power trust in manufacturing and communications. Attorney General Mitchell says antitrust laws may apply as rivals and supporters quote President Hoover and Sarnoff. General Harbord notes a similar White House merger move following a White House call.

Washington Department of Justice Democrat Valet Setari Owen D Mitchell Radio Oeed Dill reel _ the radio corporation Sarhett White Hoover Hager Sarnoff General Harbord White House

Commencement in Six County Schools Soon

Plainville Epsom and shoks hold commencement exercises this week with 21 graduates at Plainville. program features music by H S Orchestra, addresses by local officials, and diplomas presented by Superintendent McCracken. Epsom, Glendale, and other high schools schedule April 22 and April 19 commencements with multiple graduates and community speakers.

Elle Plainville Epsom Shoks Ames Quita Hannah Irma Oris Hickey Emerson McCracken Mumaw Deronda Meera Ruth Payné Helen Rusher W.M. Clark Mildred Smiley Anderson Continental Army H. S. Orchestra Editorium Lashville Everett Albright Andrew Christy Gilbert Clinton Hugh Duran Genevieve Ellis Andrew Harbstreit Nellie Harbstreit Eloise Hedden Ewan Hedden Louise Killion Maxine Lamb Clyde McCormick Harold Miles Harvey Nelson Kermit Osman Ruth Petty Herschell Kettery William H. Thomas Earl F. Birch Dorig Sims Rowena Osmon Noel Myers Esther Petty Automn Clinton Marcella Long Abbie Birt

Eastside Lake Game Fish Promotion and Commencement Details

Fragmentary text lists names Feagang Joseph M Daily Louis L Grider Joanita Fegan Beverly D Fegan Vivian R Cropt Charles Be Michael Arthur Wilson Mildred McCracken Mary C Burris Alphonsus H Grannan Alma M Wildridge Thelma Fay Parsons and events at Eastside Lake including music processional choir and girls glee club. Notes commencement at For tords ville school Monday April 31 with six graduates Ottis B Lois Harris Garnet Robling Walter Lottes Monte Allen Wilbur Hornady. invoc ation by Rev N J Eat Class Address Pursuit of Happiness by J M Whistler. Baccalaureate at M B church Sunday April 20 7 30 p m with high school orchestra and varias numbers. Congregation, scripture lesson, benediction.

Elnora H. S. Orchestra G. C. Bond United Brethren Church William H. Todd A. B. Church Terre Haute O. M. McCracken Benediction J. C. Foutz Plainville Ine Smith Girls Glee Club Stump Girls Gree E. L. Tierney Ofterfordsville Pete School Ottis B. Lois Harris Garnet Robling Walter Lottes Monte Allen H. S. Orchestra M. B High Schol Ruth, Payne Hubert Resler Emerson Johnson Dick Smeltzer Mr. Jeffers Ww. M. Clark Rudolph Jett

Patterson's Home Roof Destroyed by Fire in West End

Fire alarms sounded when a neighbor discovered a blaze in the attic of Mrs Patterson's two story home shortly before 9 o clock. West End units fought the fire with three hose lines for about thirty minutes, uncovering extensive attic flames and resulting in a loss of several hundred dollars plus water damage to several rooms. Mrs Patterson, alone in the house and unaware of the fire, was aided by neighbor and former fire chief Charles Bateman in bringing the blaze under control. Insurance covered building and contents. roof and plastering and paper replacement were among the issues to be addressed.

West End Central Department Yeager Charles Bateman Patterson Meee

Foreign Rotary Clubs Discussed at Elks Meeting

Letters from many foreign Rotary clubs were read at the regular Rotary meeting at the Elks home in Hastings. The Entertainment Committee chairman Hastings introduced De Miesse as a new member. The letters from Norway Denmark Ioho India China and other countries described customs and programs of the clubs.

Elks Home John 8 Hastings Norway Denmark Ioho India China de Miesse

Heart on right side wrong in body market letter

Indianapolis April 17. A letter sent to United James D. Cox from Fort mentions a market for a human body with the heart on the right side. The fragment suggests a discussion of anatomical dissections or unusual body trading. Further specifics are unclear from the readable text.

Indianapolis James D. Cox Fort

Mrs Scripps Appeal Denied In Probate Suit

The federal circuit court in Cincinnati denied Mrs James Gipps Miramer Cal an appeal in her accounting suit against Robert Scripps executor of the late W S Se. The court upheld the prior ruling in favor of Scripps and rejected Mrs Scripps claim of moneys due from a verbal contract with the Scripps estate. Judge Moor man and Judge Ben Hicks delivered the decision with a dissent from Judge Arthur Dennison noted.

Cincinnati Ohio Federal ‘Circuit Court James Gipps Miramer Cal Robert Scripps 5. W. Se Scripps Federal District Court Charles Moorman Ben Hicks Keeygeen Ioacake Arthur U Dennison

Wild scenes and riots in India outside Karachi jail

Police quelled riots outside Karachi jail as six leaders of the Sri Sandhi independence movement were sentenced to varied prison terms. The upheaval erupted at 17 during the sentencing, with chaotic scenes and clashes reported locally in Karachi, India.

Karachi India Sri Sandhi Independence Moven

World War Veterans Urged to Sign Plea at Tuesday Meeting

Daviess county World war veterans are urged to attend Burch Wood Post on Tuesday night to sign a petition for immediate payment of face value of adjusted service certificates. The effort, in cooperation with the state department of the region and national headquarters, aims to dispatch petitions to Congress. The bill 1222, introduced by Congressman Brookhart, has passed the House and awaits Senate action and ratification.

Daviess County Burch-Wood Post Congress State Department Jin Balk Brookhart Oftow

Nelson Mattingly to enter Great Lakes aviation program

Nelson Mattingly seven year old son of Mrs Thomas Tutte of West Walp ut street has passed a government navy examination and will leave May 1 to enter aviation training at Great Lakes Michigan The boy will study aviation activities while at the training ship or facility

Nelson Mattingly Thomas Tutte West Walput Street Perenne Great Lakes Mich

Washington Senate campaign panel fills final vacancy

Washington news reports that difficulties over appointing the senate campaign committee ended today as vice president Certig secured consent from Senator Dale Republican of Vermont to fill the final committee vacancy.

Washington Aptit Senate Certig Dale Vermont

New York Woman Found Guilty of Extortion

Olga Bide Edwards was found guilty by a jury of attempted extortion against Nathan L. Amster. The case centered on alleged demands after a yearlong association, with payments totaling 170000 including a trust fund. Edwards claimed the money was given voluntarily and her son was Amster’s child. The all-married jury deliberated about eleven hours before the verdict.

New York Olga Bide Edwards Nathan L Amster Mads

Bedford Woman Reported Seriously Ill in Bedford

Mrs Archibald C Voris of Bedford Indiana is reported seriously ill at the home of Mrs Antoinette R Voris with pyelitis Dr Mertz an Indianapolis specialist was summoned Tuesday to consult with her physician She had been ill for two weeks but did not bed until the day her temper at 40 105 degrees and several severe chills The early forenoon brought slight improvement but the condition remained serious.

Bedford Ind Archibald C. Voris Antoinette R. Voris Mertz Indianapolis

Slow recovery for Mrs McCafferty after burns in January

Mrs Alvin McCafferty of Booneville, a former local resident, is slowly improving after suffering serious burns on January 2 this year. Reports from Washington state say she remains bedridden yet cheerful and hopes for a complete recovery.

Alvin McCafferty Booneville Washington

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