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24 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
1
The readable parts show fragmented phrases about a main effect and ultimatums involving Nankini and references to interior matters, with no coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize.
The Daily Telegraph correspondent notes Japan using infantry artillery tanks and planes in efforts to break Jehol border defenses. A government-backed agreement with Russia is favored over a formal non aggression pact with the Soviets to maintain border order amid possible Russo Japanese exchanges.
A local tax ordinance outlines new assessment steps and exemptions as residents report confusion over filing timelines. Officials say revisions aim to simplify compliance, while taxpayers await guidance on forms and deadlines.
Mrs Emily V Chandler of Alfornisville died suddenly at 8:80 o clock Thursday due to heart disease. Coroner Williams conducted an inquest in Washington and Burton to remove the body. She is survived by a husband Charles Hen and siblings Mrs Mary McCord of Peoria and Mrs Bertha from Dayton, with additional relatives in Lordsville and Birmingham.
In Indianapolis both houses sped up business as they seek adjournment next week. Governor Paul V. Nutts signed the bank code bill and reported gross income figures. Legislators concurred in a conference to remove two measures amid the rush.
A Seymour area tragedy details Donald Bowers seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Jerome Bowers North Vernon who died in Seymour Memorial Hospital after a school bus wheel passed over his abdomen near St Marys Catholic School The accident occurred Monday afternoon at North Vernon and the child died Thursday afternoon A funeral will be held in Washington with burial at St Johns cemetery or Keller Mortuary handling arrangements The article notes the child arrived from North Vernon and that surviving family includes four sisters Helen Mary Rose Louise and Betty Jean All other names and details reflect the fragmented report from the Seymour Tribune and related notices.
A local report notes stolen license plates were used in theft, with authorities investigating the incident and urging residents to report suspicious activity. The note mentions the plates being linked to a separate incident and a subsequent return to normal operations after the case.
Russell arrived in Washington at 2 30 this morning and was taken to the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs C D Russell, living near Baldwin School in the Wendale vicinity.
The will of the late Thomas Shays dated March 18, 1932 names A. C. Wise as executor. Widow Malinda J. Hays receives household equipment and two acres where he lived. Walter R. Jett is bequeathed 160 acres in Story County, Missouri. J Eve Hays gets 9.5 acres on the north side of State Road 50 east of Washington. Nellie C. Blackwell receives 100 acres east of Road 56.
Miss Loretta Gross, former resident of Washington, died Thursday morning at 12:45 in Olney. She was the daughter of Mrs. Crosby and brother Hugh Crosby. The family had lived away from Washington for several years.
A funeral for Chapman was held yesterday as reported in local notices. Details remain limited with no additional attendees or service specifics listed in the readable text.
Remains of Ruth Bezel, 26, who died yesterday after a brief rage, will be transported to St. Louis Missouri for funeral services and burial. The exact time and location are to be announced.
At Thursday's meeting W. O. W. elected the following delegates and alternates for the forthcoming assembly in Kentucky. Present were T. Steele A. M. KG She and others. Delegates will attend the camp in Lith on the date set.
Mrs. Thomas Williams of East Tenth Street reports her son Clarence Williams of Wayne Michigan is recovering nicely after an appendicitis operation. Mrs. Ben Flogrke has gone to Michigan to be with her Dorothy, who will substitute.
Chicago reports mild spring conditions with breezes from California. Overcoats discarded and sunlit scenes as marble champions practice in neighborhoods. Kansas City records 72 degrees while a local player breaks a leg in a three‑part game. Iowa notes temperatures above 60, New Orleans at 68 as nationwide spring weather spreads.
Fort Wayne defeated Daseter in a tournament game, securing a win to advance. The result caps a competitive matchup with Fort Wayne claiming the victory at the event.
Miss Elizabeth Hert, Latin teacher at Washington High, named county chairman for the Indiana University extension division district Latin contest. She will oversee Davids County entries and chair the contest, with eligibility extending to several counties. The contest divides into four divisions by Latin study stages, with details coordinated by Mrs. Adela Bittner.
A garbled notice from Rochester Iowa mentions Clem Ries age 50 and a fire at a station connected to Johnson Miller's oil speed. The fragment notes a stove incident and survivors, with unclear relation to Riey and Des.
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