Parrott extradited to Tennessee on fraud charge in Nashville
Detective B T Gummniins says Parrott is held on fraudulent breach of trust allegations. Witnesses place him in Tennessee in March and a preliminary hearing before Judge Houghton led to transfer to Tennessee authorities.
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I Aramk
Parrott
Isentenbi
Nashville
Terin
B. T. Gummniins
Tennessee
Parrott Wishet
Houghton
Frenk Dixon
Montgomery Whar
Alvin Padgett
Garbled Early Clothing Catalog Snippet
A fragmented OCR passage describes women and men undergarments and knitwear with reference to bleached fabrics, high necks and long sleeves. It mentions ribbed hosiery, ribbed lisle and balbriggan materials, various lengths and sleeve styles, and knit suits with button fronts. Some pricing and product notes appear garbled.
Hosiery Trends in Spring Styles and Prices
The page lists numerous hosiery options from seamless black stockings to pure silk hose and double soles. It highlights men and boys socks and stockings with solid colors, ribbed textures, and fast colors, noting prices from a few cents to a dollar range.
Grand Officers of the Daughters of Pocarontas Visit
Grand officers from Kirn Indiana, Decatur, and Mitchell attend the last of ten district meetings, hosted by Mrs. Eimte. The event, with Mrs. Himentels as host, ends with plans for a Washington visit and a social entertainment at the 16.00 hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur, Tod
Eimte
Bucs
Aes II
Lestones
Tha Pocatontas Order
Kirn
Ind
Thay
Minnie Dies
Mitchell
Pyely
Rebekut Peper
Washington
Abe Jong
Sinclair’s Accident Leaves Aged Man With Fractures
An elderly man, W. N. Sinclair, of East Vancouver Street, Sprreers, sustained a fractured hip after a fall. Doctors C. Yeune and Vance Mar treated him, with his son and family advised on care during a lengthy recovery likely spanning weeks. The report comments on patience, repose, and the impact of advancing age on healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nam N Sinlifar
East van Struct
Tevist
Binchale
Hema
Che
Mr. Sitelu
Drs. C. Yeune
Vance Mar
Sugarland Farmers in Dispute Over Fences and Damage
Thoras Panis holds Nichols while Sin- Ott clash with adjosting Sugarland farmers over gated fences. Mr. Banta'avas fired at Sinngit's cattle on premises, leading to a damage settlement of fifteen dollars after Sinnatt prosecuted and paid a provoke flag in Justice Hellem's court.
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Thoras Panis
Nichols
Sin- Ott
Wae
Tar road project prompts eight or nine mill fixes
Fragmentary text describes a township petition for improving eight or nine miles of road network on Tar Hug road and a note on Willan Bacon’s confinement after a minor injury at home. Additional garbled lines reference a Miss Mary and a misstep causing finger injury. numerous numbers appear as scattered figures not tied to clear facts.
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Willan Bacon
Fim
Alkman &Bacon
Funeral services for Benjamin J. Shraider held at First Church
The funeral was conducted at 2 p.m. at the First Church for Benjamin J. Shraider. Masons and local lodge members attended and followed the cortege to Oak Grove Cemetery. Students from the local high school joined the services. mourners include Mr. Maker and T. Strasser. The service was led by Masons officials.
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Benjamin
J. Shraider
A. S. Churés
Big Mother
Masocis
M.S. Heavenridge
Maker
T. Strasser
Masons
Louis Strasser
Ata Marie
Prof
Hamlet
Allen
Local Scooter Safety Warrants Mentioned in Confused Report
A garbled item references riders on sidewalks and a mayoral coat mention. It notes a warrant filed against John Millof amid unclear charges and a notice about arrests tied to sidewalk riding.
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Geyer
Biggete
Ted
John Millof
Washington county building boom and local sports update
Repairs at Jones type store progress as carpenters and brick workers stay busy this year in Washington. The Doly team hosts a Sunday baseball game at the park with a 1 pm start. Abe White fined for intoxication. Prof Boyd Davis cited for oily water issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amis
Elgts
S Doly
Baseball Park
Ube
Dinger
Fragmentary note on local building and labor
A damaged OCR fragment references a man with a belt, a riverbank scene, and next week painters starting work on a building by J. Cimanda Company, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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Foyee
Uc Mh. J. Cimanda
Personal notes from city visitors and locals
John Skelley and Belcher visited, Mitchell, Sol H. Davis from Seymour, George Webb back from Indianapolis. John Mecuire and Looogad visitors with Charles Neiry. William Norris of Van Buren in town. Marlon Bergett heads to St. Louis. Henry Geral returns from Loogadtee. Annie Flodrika visiting Vinccennes relatives. Combe Haynes of Vincennes in city. Marmaduke visiting McClellan family northwest of city. Donnelly, Ragsdale of Harrison and others in town. Beatd of Evansville visiting Lon Helphenatine. Heard related to Charley Covert.
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Belcher
S “E
Mitchell
Sol H. Davis
Seymour
George Webb
Indianapolis
John Mecuire
Loogadteej
Charles Neiry
Jlliam Norris
van Buren
Townshin
Marlon Bergett
St. Louis
Henry Geral
Loogadtee
Nise Annie Flodrka
Vincennes
JA. G. Combe
Bam L. Haynés
KH. Marmaduke
George McClellan Northswest
John Donnelly
A. M. Ragsdale
Harrison
Hiram . Funcannon
Stele
L. N. Bradley
Batr Towejship
Between Two Fires in Tariff Debate at Washington
The April discussion centers on suspending duties for reconstruction materials if San Francisco remains a concern. Representative Needham of Galiffernig faces dual pressure to aid the public and avoid triggering broader tariff fights. Senate fears and House rules complicate passage as Democrats and revisionists weigh strategy.
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Washington
San Francisco
Congress
Representative Needham
Galffernig
Ways and Means
Seat
Francisco
Senate
House
Subjege i
Earthquake Roars Through San Francisco Suffering Large Damage
Fragmented OCR text records quake damage in San Francisco with walls shaken and debris. It notes hospital and street chaos, fatalities including a 20 year old worker, and a reserve fund swept away while residents brace for aftershocks. Names and details are garbled but convey the disaster impact and panic.
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San Franciscé
Cal
iPanic
Fora
Debrig
Hakcen
Twen
Kit
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Prisgy Sin
Chars
Evansville
Vee
Cottee
A. Proken Prin
Cennes
John E. Williams
Nicholn
Allén & Hastings
Plalatig
Nicholel Holton
Philadelphia
Ieta’ Vies
Tting
Father
Jaméa Hoilan
pagUea
Spridz
Trout
Anita
Dutton
Stork
IMS. L
W. N. Sinclair
Ecftst
Borin
Nuva
Ore Road
TN Steele
AVILL
Binger
Punebal
Strasser 'Foday
Atureh
Ag Oak Groupe
Winanire
Jaspar
Hirac
Marshal Geyer
Melhemove
Brents
John Miss
Charles Jones
Ava
Jabant
Abe White
Boyd
Davis
Ako
Ayere
John ‘Skelley
Lindeman’s
Dco
Logal, Fu
Bce
Misa ‘Ipbie’ Sulley
Fairfield
Visiing Friends
Ver.omington
Brank
L. Yelch
James ‘Stenitz
van Biren
Waa
Lindeman
Phang
Clinton B. Tharp
the City Gas Co
Main Street
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