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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1930

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Restoration of Liquor Favored in House Talk

The House Judiciary Committee opened hearings on prohibition repeal and modification. Grahem led a push for hearings, five lawmakers were summoned to explain proposals. Liggett accused wholesale corruption and state govern­ments, saying repeal is needed to curb racketeering and protect citizens’ rights to petition. The hearing aims to aid enforcement without undermining Hoover’s policies.

House Judiciary. Com Grahem Graham Imind Congress Hoover Lawnforcement Commission Walter W. Liggett House Judiciary Committee Liggett Jmittee

Aged resident of county dies at home

Mrs. Anna Katherine Mangin aged 76 a native of Alsace Lorraine France died early today at home of her daughter Mrs George Rankel 1826 East Van Trees street She had been ill two years after strokes on December 2 1927 and December 26 Last year She and her family came to America from Lorraine to New Albany and later Washington Four surviving children Mrs Barbara Rankel Mrs Anna C Howard Rosa K Rogs and Nicholas C Mangin all of Washington Funeral at St Marys Catholic church Friday at 9 Burial in St Johns cemetery Ed Keller in charge

Anna Katherine Mangin Alsace Lorraine France George Rankel East van Trees Street Mangin St. Mary's Church Rankel Barbara Rankel Anna C. Howard Rosa K. ‘Rogs Nicholas C. Mangin Washington St Mary’s Catholic Church St. John’s Cemetery Ed Keller

Rotary Blues Plan Meeting at West Baden

Rotary officials announce a two day West Baden conference with a banquet program featuring entertainment from Burton Offices of Indianapolis and speakers including Daniel Bebster Ohern and William Hodges. Governor and district leaders will address topics on education peace vocational service and Rotary roles. A reception for ladies and a Governor's Ball are planned with prizes and a revue show led by Otis Mitchell.

Frank Burton Indianapolis Daniel Bebster Ohern Oklahoma Rotary International Ohern Johns Hometo Phi B Mawr Hersity Univy of Ok- Fortune Oil Company William — Ae Spencer Hilladale Midh Rotary Dennise Colgate Theological Seminary E Sorbonne Paris Spencer Bryan Steed Henry Lester Smith School of Education Indiana University Jesse B. Fields Bloomington America Shoemaker Chicago United States Linton Triads

Scrapping Navy Ships Questioned in Commons Debate

In the House of Commons a question asserted that Britain has no plan to scrap the Nelson or Rodney battleships. The Nelson and Rodney at 33 400 and 38 900 tons are larger than US ships. The debate covered possible US scrapping or Britain altering ship types to balance navies.

Admiralty House of Commons United States Britain

Old Opera House Nights and Local Talent Then and Now

A vivid reminiscence recalls the old Opera House as a lively venue hosting Wax Works led by Hyatt and Jerry Levings slipping into Babes in the Woods Ike Parsons as Madame Jarley and a church shocked by a low dress and wig. A Broom Stick Brigade drills girls with brooms for rifles and Botts Hall hosted fundraisers with tableaux and red lights for Queen Esther’s oratorio.

Iso Renee Hyatt Jerry Levings Ike Parsons Madame Jarley Fletcher Horrall

Third Suspect in Theft Held in Indianapolis Case

Indianapolis February 12. A confession was obtained from Henry Schekels, 19, of Indianapolis, who was arrested at his home to say he was with Roscoe Arsons, 19, and Jose Faccone, 7, in Terre Haute yesterday. Parsons was killed and Farr injured slightly in a battle with police after they had held up a Terre Haute filling station. Schekels and Burrway possessed large caliber revolvers.

Indianapolis Henry Schekels Roscoe Arsons Jose Faccone

Pope XI Celebrates Eighth Anniversary in Sistine Chapel

Vatican City February 12 Pope XI marked his eighth coronation anniversary with an imposing Mass in the Sistine Chapel. Cardinal Sincero officiated the ceremony as senior dignitaries from major states filled the chapel and the clergy observed the solemn rite amid Italian government acts of support.

Vatican City Vatican Pope XI Sistine Chapel

Jessie Garrison Sentenced To 1 Day In County Jail

Jessie Garrison was fined 20 dollars and sentenced to serve one day in the county jail by the court today.

Jessie Garrison

Illness Delays Planned Washington Visit by Dr Clarence True Wilson

A telegram reports that Dr Clarence True Wilson cannot travel to Washington for two addresses next Sunday due to acute arthritis. His right arm is in a plaster, and the doctor advises remaining in Oregon. He expresses regret and promises to visit at his first opportunity.

AL. Martin Clarence True Wilson Washington Washi Oregon

Merschou Receives Evaluation Outlook Shaped by Smiles

Merschou, a steorotyper for The Democrat, today wore a broad smile while receiving the evaluation of his many efforts. The scene reflected a sense of pride and anticipation as he considers the implications for his future work.

Merschou The Democrat

Unclear Fragment Finds Mrs Mary Riney in Phoenix

A partial OCR fragment reports Mrs Mary Riney of Blockade Phoenix Arizona about a serious ailment. The text is incomplete, lacks dates or specific details, and cannot confirm full context or outcome.

Mary Riney Ft Phoenix, Ariz

Lincoln program feature of session at Kiwanis Club

A Lincoln program feature was held by the Kiwanis Club at the Bluebird Conference Center. The event commemorated Clyde Burch with remarks by Prof. Hy Reaps and Abra.

Lincoln Kiwanis Inmer Bluebir Clyde Burch Hy Reaps Sr & i Pn Abra

Communication to Wilkins Fat Hindered in Antarctic Flights

Buenos Aires reports efforts to contact Australian explorer Captain Sir Hubert Wilkins and his party by Trans Radio Camp have failed. A whaling ship Tornquist near South Georgia Island confirmed no contact from Deception Island.

Buenos Aires Sir Hubert Wilkins Antarctic Tornquist South Georgia Island Wilkins Deception Islan

Foundation to Build New Wesley Center at Purdue Campus

Lafayette Indiana February 12 Wesley Foundation Westayette proposes a 250000 dollar building near the Purdue University campus to promote Methodist unity and provide religious facilities for students. It was said donation conferences would raise funds to finance the project.

Lafayette Ind Wesley Foundation Westayette Purdue Uni Indiane M. EB Esiuaaene

Local figures attend Indian game event overseas visit

Local residents including Mr and Mrs Alvin Padgettt Mrs L H O Donnell Mrs Will Kiefer William Fisaipan and O Neal are listed as attendees for an upcoming event involving Indians and Ore. The note outlines participation or travel plans though details are fragmented and regional names are uncertain.

Alvin Padgettt L. H. O'Donnell Will Kiefer William Fisaipan

Home Talent Show Planned at St Marys Auditorium

A home talent musical revue is planned for Tuesday and Wednesday February 26 at St Marys auditorium. Six acts feature popular local entertainers with stage and lighting effects, drawing on hit numbers from recent stage and screen. About 100 people will appear in the cast, each act distinct for variety.

St. Mary's Auditorium

Mrs O Bryan taken by death in Plainville

Ress O Bryan aged 77 widow of Thomas O Bryan of Plainville died yesterday afternoon after a nine day illness. She was born in August 1852 to Emily Jones and an earlier union and spent most of her life in Plainville. Survived by five children Sarah Ihle Nellie McK John W O Bryan Eugene O Bryan and Pearl O Bryan at home with many brothers and sisters. Member of Plainville United Brethren church. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at Ville A B church with W Brown in charge. burial in Plainville cemetery.

Ress O'Bryan Thomas O’bryn Plainville O'Bryan Strokeress Emily (Jones Vicon Union Sarah E. Ihle Lase Ark Nellie Mck John W. O’ Bryan Pladhville Eugene O'Bryan Ee Grove Ind Pearl O’bryan Darrius Burch Christopher Burch Plainville Wik Burch Oswego Kan Miletus Drew Cincinnati Sarah Bartley Indianapoli William Burch Newberry Tde Nickless Midland Bow’hurch

Contested divorce case heard in Greene County court

In Daviess circuit today a contested divorce case was heard with Fereto Grounds as plaintiff and Emmanuel Grounds as defendant. A large crowd attended the proceedings as the case, tied to local venues, progressed in the Greene County venue.

Greene County Agas Daviess Circuit Fereto Emmanuel

Haitians Hold Manifestation in Port au Prince

In Port au Prince Haiti a crowd gathered in front of the Cathedral after mass to recall December bloodshed. Authorities dispersed a street eel stand and speakers denounced military presence aided by American machine guns as Haiti faced ongoing unrest and arrests.

Port Au Price Haiti Aux Cayes

Indiana editor chosen as compromise by Senators Watson and Robinson

Edward E. Neal of Noblesville, editor and ex president of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association, was selected by Senators Watson and Robinson as a compromise candidate for the Indiana revenue post. The vote followed discussions in Washington, D.C. and indicated a shift toward bipartisan agreement.

Washington, D. C. Co Edward £. Neal Noblesville Indiana Republican Editorial Association Igto Collector of Internal Revenue Indiana Watson and Robinson Powe i Indiana Sena

Naval tonnage apportionment debated at London meet

At the five power naval conference in London on February 12 delegates, meeting as a committee of the whole, discussed how naval tonnage should be allocated among nations. They reviewed a sub committee report on limiting ships by global tonnage or category strength, seeking a compromise between methods. British spokesmen said experts had agreed on some points but four remained for decision by the committee.

London England Decisiod

Raid on Soviet Trade Office in Munich Probed

Twelve policemen raided the Soviet trade action office in Munich today and seized files. The trade commissioner was released. officials said the correspondence involved a proposed sale of explosives by the Soviet government to German firms. Homes of the bureau’s employees were searched.

Munich Germany

County and State Roads Im proving

The condition of county and state roads is improving rapidly but travel restrictions remain in force. A three ton gross limit is held on unpaved state roads as a precaution. If favorable weather continues, it is thought all bans can be lifted.

Retailers Hold Large Meeting at Elks Home

At the Washi t Bureau annual gathering independent retailers from all business branches in Wa pa attended a dinner at the Elks home. Ben Tall spoke on home owned and chain stores with demonstrations of items bought in Washington and emphasized patronizing home bakeries to sustain local employment. An organization for independent merchants was formed with Reichs—erdschmitt chosen to lead.

Washi It Bureau Chi Wapa Elks Bentall Washington Anderschmitt

Epworth ue Mid-Winter Institute at Merst Church

The Epworth ue mid winter institute will be held at Merst Church on the 21st, 22nd, and 23rd with sessions Friday evening through Sunday afternoon. The program features include an address by J. M. Walker and talks by Pr. C. W. Whitman and Z. F. McGuire with Miss Lela Lee as manager. Faculty include CC. A. McCul and Rev. S. L. Martin among others. sessions promise strong attendance and useful program content for leaguers.

the Epworth Ue Merst Church Ing J. M. Walker

Keller Mortuary Publicity Plan Described In Local Story

A city mortuary, Keller Mortuary, is featured in a local report detailing its up-to-date facilities and a recent publicity plan. The piece notes completion of a layout by Mr. Keller several months ago as part of the mortuary’s promotional effort.

Keller Mortuary Keller

Major operation planned for tomorrow in the region

A major procedure is scheduled to take place tomorrow, amid medical and logistical preparations. Local officials have not released further details, but hospital leaders confirm the operation targets a high‑risk case and involves regional specialists.

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