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Washington Washington Democrat

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1920

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Democratic backlash against emergency tariff measure in Senate

The Democratic steering committee reports opposition to an emergency tariff plan aimed at restricting imports of farming commodities including wool and wheat. Senator Simmons of North Carolina and the finance committee say the bill is not an emergency measure and seek to cut support for various imported goods to curb price declines.

Washington Sepate Democrate Jane House Action Want Senate Bony, Simmons North Carolina Ant Simona United States

Fight for Washington postmaster jobs heats up in county race

In Daviess county and beyond Republicans vie for the Washington postmaster position with $2,800 yearly pay and other county offices in play. Front runners include Major Hank Snider praised for WWI service and Legion backing, while candidates such as Frank McGeehee, B. Forsythe, John T. Harris, Dr. Charles Stone, and W. B. Allen circulate, amid party pressure on Congressman Bland to influence appointments.

Daviess County Pny Washington Odon Elners Plainville Montgomery Bland Ing Frank McGehkee Hank Seider B. E American Legion Snider Congressman Bland C. G. Serrit The Herald John T. Harris Charles Btone Ant W. B.allen Br. B. C. Chattin

Crime Wave Reappears With Hold Up Murder

In New York on December 20 a renewed crime wave brought a day and night murder and robbery. Two assailants entered Sedman's Mission on the downtown waterfront, held up clerk James Russell who was shot and killed as he resisted. They robbed the cash box of 200 dollars and escaped.

New York Ben-Dite Sedman James Russell

Harding Aims to Scrap League In Mind

Marion Ohio dispatch reports President Harding considering scrapping the League in mind and adopting a resolution urging tonnat peace, signaling a shift in postwar international policy.

Harding League

Doctor Edward Rumley Convicted in Publication Case

Doctor Edward Rumley was convicted and sentenced to imprisonment in an Alianth prison case. Attorneys Walter Kenken and Robert Lindheim represented the defense. the exact year and day are unclear in the text. Rumley formerly lived in Utvecht at Ba porte, Indiana.

Alianth Tog i Walter ‘Kenken Robert Lindheim Setanasaty Ima Rumley Utvecht Ba* Porte Ind

Harding plan for world association calls for court and congress

The proposal envisions an international court to enforce a revived code of international law and an annual or regular meeting of delegates to tackle problems beyond the court’s jurisdiction. Germany and others discuss a world conference to organize this association as part of the tentative program under President-elect Harding.

Germany

Yeggs Strike Indianapolis Bank for Large Sum

A two story bank on Pennsylvania and Virginia avenues suffered a bold robbery. Thieves reportedly removed between 6000 and 15000 dollars from a book vault after failing to force the main vault. Police await a precise tally after a Saturday night caper at the Indianapolis National Bank.

Indianapolis Bec Yegginen Yauti Inginna National Bank Frank’ N Pennsylvania Virginia ‘Avenues Carnera Atr Selis Dlesk

Four charged in murder of rich peach grower in Georgia

In Maton Georgia on December 20 authorities charged four members of prominent peach growing families with poisoning Fred Shepard known as the millionaire peach king. The defendants include the widow Pauline Elmer sister in law Annie Cults and Ernest Hopson with a former husband’s son, amid testimony of a planned murder styled as a Borgia plot.

Maton Fred Shepard Peach King Sounth Matthews Pauline Elmer Tous Henry Ernest Hopson Marriege Annie Elmer Sicsetes Paula Shepard Borgia Alayer Polaca

Indiana Wheat and Apple Crops Show Mixed Conditions

A long state agricultural report notes a 9.03 lakh acre wheat area in two years with a 16 percent rise in some counties but a 13 percent drop from 1918. Dry weather, variable soil, and labor shortages hinder recovery, while apples and other crops face shipping and orchard losses amid favorable but uneven conditions.

Indiana

Campaign to Fight Tuberculosis in Dayless County

The Dayless county campaign to sell 6000 dollar in Christ mas Seals raises funds for anti tuberculosis work. Miss Stanton, county nurse, reports early money spent and plans to hire a permanent nurse, with Elks and local groups promoting sales and health education through schools and communities.

Tubergutosts Kk Srevaiont Daviess County Bo Si Christayas Tanti-Tobercutash Sbeioly Ixibotind Cambaigns Nore Rad’ Cross Ead Thsey Ile Camaera Ligikibured Apone Stele National Lporeantaze Dua Cuberculogla Association Dayless Detgher State Bank Atfon - Pear Stanton Democrat Viex Miss Stanton Iinieters Washington Elks Lodge Ue de Bogard Tor Epsom Qty R.N. Tirey Jamoa E. Gilley Southside Mist Jones

Constantine promises to be a good king for Greece

King Constantine returns to the throne and pledges to work hard for the good of Greece. He expresses gratitude for the unanimous call to return after three difficult years abroad and vows to dedicate himself to advancing the rights and interests of the Hellenic people and to stabilizing relations with the Allied powers.

Constantine Athenie Constan Sorfa

Bond For Mrs Hammon Ardihore Ohls Dec 20

County attorney says Clara Hammon faces charge of killing multimillionaire oil king and politician Jake Yeaton. Attorneys reveal efforts to release bond and discuss pending case details in Ardihore local court.

Hamnon Ardihore Ohls Attornny Russell Brown Clara Jake Ye

Night Open Stores Prompt Late Shopping

Fragmentary text notes night openings and late shopping hours for the Christmas season. It mentions stores staying open after dark to help people finish Christmas shopping, urging customers to shop in the evening rather than the morning. The passage is garbled but centers on extended hours and consumer activity.

of Fe Christman Tris

Trade in futures accused as gambling

Washington reports a large volume of futures trading described as gambling that wastes resources and should be halted by Congress. The Federal Trade Commission told President Wilson the body lacks power to curb foreign wheat imports and urged a government ceiling on centralized buying agencies to guard farmers against price manipulation.

Washington Fedgal Tradé Commission Pres. Wilson Hoe Bay Tiwan United States Tess Azenctos

Indiana Coal Prices to Be Revised by State Commission

Indianapolis December 20 The Indiana coal price list set by the state coal and food commission may be lowered as the market declines. Commission chairman Jesue Eschbach suggested new mine prices will fall with the opac market but did not specify figures. County officials planned year end meetings to discuss gravel road repairs and other county business.

Indianapolis Indiana State Special Coal and Food Commission Eschbach

Lookout for Forage Check Waier Warns Merchants

A warning letter targets Northern Tay towns about a female check forger named Ruth Steele who has used forged and stolen checks drawn on the Alexandria bank. She rented a furnished Monicle suburb home with two young men and a maid, posing as a wealthy socialite while passing about 700 dollars in worthless checks. Authorities urge merchants to identify and stop her as she may operate under aliases previously seen in Indianapolis Louisville and likely other cities.

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