23 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
1
A grass fire at the rear of a property at Walnut and Fourteenth streets this afternoon caused about 100 dollars in damage. Firefighters reported the blaze started in the rear yard and spread to the fence, prompting quick containment. No injuries were reported.
The Senate debate on the constitutional tax measure ends in victory for supporters. The administration pushes the bill, aiming to broaden the tax base and relieve real estate from heavy loads. Packed galleries witness the passage amid appeals from farmers and real estate interests, with the Governor approving and the law set to expire April 1, 1935 unless contracts already made are exempted.
Governor PaukiV. 3 McNutt today sent letters to the Lieutenant-Governor and the House asking to instruct the conference on the state budget to reduce the $10,000 item for the executive mansion to 34. OG. In keeping with retrenchment, a reduction is requested.
Cash Keller comments on St Andrews toughness in a Walnuts game described as a close exchange. Mentions a $20,000 loan related to city order and a signed check by A F E deal. Recounts a 41-14 loss after leading 25-1 at the half, with St Marys and St Andrews connected through holiday appearance and a strong St Mary’s performance.
Davie county tomato growers met at the courthouse to organize the Davie County Tomato Growers Association. Dennis Harrington of Steele Township was named president as the group pledged to secure the highest price for their crop and begin plans for the coming year.
Bart Smith MPinel de Mayeur and Floya Burch are linked in a Petersburg context. The fragment hints at a local tie involving these individuals and an apparent regional association.
A district meeting of Moose Boosters was held with Lawrenceville and Bridgeport teams contributing. refreshments were served. The organization planned to award a noted honor to Washington, with a follow up event scheduled for March 22.
A French Lige man was injured in an urban accident while backing a truck into a building. He sustained bruises but no broken bones. Medical aid was provided at the scene and by Dr H C.
Postmaster Johny Niblack of Wheatland notes local police checks identifying a man named Georg Martin. The forged checks appear to be drawn on The Kens Savings Bank and payable to William Adams.
Funeral services for Jane Chapman were held today at 2 oclock with arrangements led by G. IIS. The service occurred on a Tuesday night, with attendees and family noting the quiet ceremony and tribute.
A brief item notes a man sustaining a hurt right hip after an incident on Wednesday. A doctor was called to the scene. Further details are unavailable.
A youth from Washington state fell from a jetty at McGehee yesterday. He reportedly suffered injuries and was found near Jett Shoal. Authorities investigate the fall and condition.
In Miami Florida on February 28 Mayor Anton Cermak showed improvement as alderman James B. Prying of Chi noted positive signs. The briefing indicated better health and ongoing recovery steps were underway, with officials expressing cautious optimism.
Ruth Exell aged 26 lived at Faith Apartments 04 East Main died at 9 23 this morning after a brief illness. She recently moved here two months ago and was the wife of Herbert Exell who had earlier left Washington to return home. Her parents L and ? McE, are residents.
Police report notes a taxi cab rapidly departed from the Roettcher residence after an incident. Investigators seek witnesses and review surveillance footage to determine destination and motive. No injuries reported at the scene.
Unclear OCR pastiche reports a collision on Mulholland Drive ending in the death of a woman linked to oil magnate Canfield. The text mentions Mrs Leaner, Mrs Moreno, and other party details, with prior separation and disputed differences not leading to divorce.
The County Board of Education trustees met Tuesday at Lon Longfellow School. Luncheon honored Lester Lee, trustee, and Dr. Me McCrack. Principal and home economics teacher Martha Risley plus eighth grade pupils were present for an afternoon program.
Fragmentary dispatches report a British or foreign government or allied note demanding withdrawal from Jehol province. Descriptions mention feints and bombardment with air strikes and heavy losses on both sides. The wording is garbled but references a Chinese theater action near Peiping and Jehol during February.
Detroit February 23 banks in Michigan began limited operations after Governor William A. Comstock declared a state order. The Union Guardian Trust Co resumed some trust services as part of the cautious reopening. Crises in the institution were cited by the governor to justify the measure.
In Hyde Park New York on February 23 a brief weather note mentions a minor meteorological report. The fragment notes conditions and a reference to an event at a local kite or form related spectacle. Details are incomplete.
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