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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented report suggests a jury verdict linked to a perceived fire ordeal involving a woman named in relation to Mrs Love Roed and B F Look. The item mentions hypnotism and a possible motive tied to a man, with ongoing investigation by a Smith and a mention of Kelly in San unknown.
The 1925 General Assembly mandated an annual governor proclamation for Indiana Day on December. Official symbols include the 1917 banter with a flaming torch and 19 stars, the 1913 state song On the Banks of the Wabash Far Away, and the 1923 state flower the tulip tree. The Indiana 1926 booklet is available for 25 cents from the state printing board and historical bureau.
Logan England reports a crisis may be reached today or to a grow in King George's ill condition as December 1 passes. Officials caution on health, pace of events, and potential political impact. The brief notes uncertainty and calls for vigilance amid royal health concerns.
A Willionaire stands accused after shipments were stolen by men described as fences linked to Goodman’s department store. The defense plans to argue blackmail as part of the case.
President-elect Hoover starts his goodwill mission in Ecuador aboard the U S S Cleveland. He proclaims democracy cannot be imperialistic and notes universal losses in World War I. The party sails up the Guayas River toward Guayaquil with receptions planned for officials and a planned 2 pm arrival.
James Klank a 30 year old decorated World War II veteran will have brain surgery at the Great Lakes naval training station hospital. He was released from Indiana state prison to allow the operation in hopes of stopping his criminal tendencies.
Indianapolis December first 1911 Gaylord S Morton of Fort Wayne is named secretary to Governor Ed Jackson. Morton, ex audit clerk in L. Bowman’s state auditor office, succeeds Pliny Wolford who becomes a member of the state board of tax commissioners. Wolford succeeds John J Brown.
Columbus Ohio December 1 Charles Hoppe age 26 of Toledo was executed in the electric chair for the murder of his seven year old cousin Dorothy Szelagowski who was abducted and killed last May after being kidnapped and assaulted.
The report notes Hoover's skepticism toward remarks by allies about his likeness to Herbert Hoover. A recent eastward journey prompted contemplation of the statements as observers saw increasing resonance with national figures.
New York December 1 heiress Eselle Romane Manville will wear Queen Sophia’s bridal veil to wed Count Folke Bernadette nephew of the Swedish king The wedding is valued at 500000 with gifts totaling about 1000000 The ceremony will be at St Johns Episcopal Church in Pleasa outside New York with society expected to attend bridesmaids and estate details reported.
Washington December 1 Chairman Fred A Britten of the house naval affairs committee defended his action proposing a new arms limitation conference between United States and British lawmakers. Britten said every world power has long recognized the right of parliamentarians to meet and exchange views.
Robbers visited Ober Church’s farm five miles east of Petersburg and stole six stands of bees valued at 106 pounds of money, loading them onto the I railroad. The thieves left empty hives and bees to starve. Church recovered the stands this morning and will feed the bees molasses and sugar until spring.
A historic Chile earthquake leaves numerous fatalities as reports emerge from distant locations. The quake struck hundreds of miles from major cities, with chaos described and relief efforts underway. Misaligned text confirms high casualties and ongoing rescue operations. Further details remain unclear.
Indianapolis officials argue Governor Ed Jackson acted within his powers when pardoning Indiana Anti Saloon League superintendent Edward E Shumaker. The Indiana Supreme Court overruled a dismissal motion in the state's suit for execution of judgment. Briefs deadlines set for December 6 and December 1 for responses.
A brief report notes an earthquake at Sachacy School with officials recording the event around 10:18 p m at the city.
Edgar Williams of Martinsville was arrested and jailed on charges of assisting a jail break. Sheriff Lucas and a deputy said he bought a saw and blades at a local hardware store to aid the escape attempt.
A truck delivering air mail outside Lam bert Field was attacked and the carrier, FF Graham, was forced aside the highway. The robbers seized a pouch containing about $1,000,000 in checks. Bank officials confirmed the checks were unpaid at the time.
Petersburg reports Oscar Dupree, 50, injured in a hunting mishap when a rabbit shot fired by companions struck his knee, costing two teeth. Dupree sustained a minor wound and was treated locally.
In Des Moines a crowd exceeded four but likely six people gathered in the city center for an unspecified event. The turnout appeared larger than expected with activity reported around the area.
Cape Town Dec 1 The Prince of Wales expects to embark on the British cruiser Enterprise at Dar es Salaam at 10 a.m. tomorrow, according to a dispatch from there. The route to London was outlined in the report.
Funeral services for Mrs Lydia Rogers will be held at the Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Burial follows in Oak Grove cemetery. Mr and Mrs Herman Baumgartner of Indianapolis are visiting relatives here.
A man's frugal Christmas plan backfires as his wife shops downtown, draining their funds and leaving the household broke again. The brief notes a financial setback following prior saving.
The program features arias and preludes from Mendelssohn, Verdi, Wagner and Rachmaninoff plus spirituals and popular songs. Selections include Ye People Rend Your Hearts from Elijah, I Am Falling in Love With Someone from Naughty Marietta, and On The Road To Mandalay with intermission after Sungiri. The event begins at 5 o'clock.
In Chicago on a December day two clerical murders unfold near the Nor th Side bar area. Police investigate a confrontation at a saloon where a man identified as Ph Martino, 46, died from a machine gun blast. Detectives question witnesses as authorities pursue leads in the case.
New York probate reveals a single bequest of white pearl shirt studs to Allan A. Ryan, estranged son of Thomas Fortune Ryan. The financier, a major stock-market figure, left legacies to employees and servants and residue to his widow and other sons. the will spans 493 pages and notes a long-standing family quarrel after the elder's second marriage.
Indiana's corn growers brace for the International Grain and Hall of Fame show in Chicago on December 1 with entrants from county, state, and international levels. Past honors have favored Indiana, with Peter J. Lux and C. E. Troyer among multiple winners. Illinois took top honors in 1921 and 1923. The Indiana State Corn Show at Lafayette January 14–18 offers $600 in premiums plus medals and cups for corn, soybean, and small grain classes, with a Junior Show and strong competition. An estimated 600 entries are expected, and measures are in place to protect against corn borers while preserving germination.
Cincinnati December report says Harry Barth, 40, writer of Circus Life, died after leaping from a fourth floor window at a joined circus tent. He had struggled with ill health and left behind a life tied to the big show under the tent crossroads and traveling country circuits.
Waltz was admitted to a major operation this morning. The report notes Petersburg’s team and local coverage as the event unfolds.
A brief health and operations note references a morning submission to Min Operations S at a regional hospital, indicating routine procedural steps and timing for the day.
The weather report by Gc Feagans notes sleet and rain in November with record of sleet on the 4th and 27th. It records a mix of cold and warm conditions and mentions a stormy period during the month.
A gambling trial concluded with the defendant found not guilty due to lack of evidence. All accused men were tried. the judge announced the decision after considering the case.
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