03 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
1
Arkansas senator Dho dies at his home this morning after a sudden apoplexy. The report notes his long service in the state legislature and influence in local politics. Funeral arrangements are pending as colleagues mourn the loss.
Incoherent notes describe a state political scene with terms and deadlines, mentioning a contractor or attorney, a suspect radical past, and a senate context. The readable elements reference May dates, an alarm, and lines of dialogue among unnamed members. No clear events or outcomes are established.
Washington reports a petition and pressure over China policy while Owen of Oklahoma resigns the chairmanship of the committee on Pacific issues. business matters were addressed as part of the cause. Mrs Chome Summiers returns to Washington Saturday to visit her parents.
The item notes higher costs for newspaper print and delivery as The Post confirms a price increase. It recalls the paper’s long establishment and lists the adjusted rates affecting readers and circulation.
A mob in Muskogee Oklahoma fired on an unidentified Black man after a trial for attempting to assault Mrs Terry Cowen. The posse riddled the prisoner with bullets and dumped the body in the Arkansas river to prevent any commuting of the death sentence.
More than 5,000 bushelmen in the repair and alteration departments of ready-to-wear clothing firms in New York join the garment workers strike. Additional workers are expected to join.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names and phrases. The readable bits offer little concrete event, date, or entity to anchor a factual summary.
A fragmented note reports city payroll reductions affecting municipal workers. The item notes a pay cut plan and outlines potential impacts on departments and staff.
Fragmentary report mentions a funeral at St John the Divine and a political clash over fraternal orders. It also notes a shipwreck near Port Langlade with two crew dead, the Mary Smith carrying coal from Nova Scotia for wartime use.
Rear Admiral Frank Beatty leaves command of the Washington navy yard after three years. He is reassigned to command a division of the Atlantic fleet. Captain Hilary P. Jones, formerly commander of the battleship Rhode Island, succeeds him at the yard.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a political conflict with allegations against a figure named Hearst. The text hints at cowardice, defiance, and a contested event where tensions rise over authority, secrecy, and potential endings to the dispute. Named individuals and locations appear sparsely in disjoint phrases.
A fragmented report notes reforms in Russia ending serfdom, with regional chaos and border clashes cited. It mentions violence in Honduras over political factions, and Tibetian clashes on the China Tibet border. The piece also recalls J. P. Morgan’s Catholic arts and letters patronage.
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