04 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention payments and timelines, a naval treaty element, a 48 month completion period, and a charted period for a rebuild project. Names and dates are unclear but imply government or commission discussions and staged announcements.
A crowd in Warsaw discusses whether women may serve on juries, with Royse opposing the idea and arguing eligibility rules do not require women to sit on juries. The debate notes potential changes and public support for broader participation.
An article notes a dispute over WoL permit and telephone rate changes. The Public Service Commission faces a challenge from the telephone company claiming the orders are confiscatory while a state inquiry proceeds. The piece references Judge Anderagn and the ongoing debate over rate regulation.
A Vincennes fire truck collided with a 4 story building today injuring a driver and causing extensive damage to the vehicle and structure. Witnesses describe the truck veering and striking the upper floor as bystanders rushed to safety.
Eyewitnesses report a fatal shooting near Morgdn County after a half hour chase. Sheriff Scott leads Morgdn County authorities as investigators seek motive amid debt and a family tragedy.
Fragmented OCR notes outline state maintained roads and routes including connections to Albany Vernon Lafontaine and Iowa. The passage mentions system maintenance and a partial list of roads with unclear names and directions.
A fragmentary obituary notes the death of the daughter of a well known northern family near Indianapolis after a collapse at a farm. Survivors include her parents and several siblings. Burial arrangements were to be handled locally by Oak Grove Cemetery.
The lecture discusses experiments by a university cited as Pitdu U 1 y Pai University and the practical applications of lime in farming. It notes negative impressions of some speakers and a focus on registering for a short course on the topic.
The court handed four month terms to defendants including Luther San Jon and Horace Murphy for complicity in fraud tied to a local fight case. Jurors returned verdicts after proceedings that detailed long involvement of mayoral and law officers in the alleged scheme.
History unclear. The readable text shows a political notice style urging re election of Seven to an agricultural board with garbled phrases and possible dates around January. The legible entities include Itiianpolis and Pickhardt with references to agriculture and people involved.
A fragmented report notes introduction of a constitutional abolition plan by Senator Norris of Nebraska. The text references ending the electoral college and direct election aspects for the presidency and vice presidency, as discussed during the year.
The readable text is fragmented with names and places unclear. It mentions an officer and a site but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
The article cites Alderman John Lyle and Alderman John Td ivan backing temperance, noting a growing dry area and a bishop asserting rising prohibition support. It discusses proposed increases in stills and manufacturing under anti-prohibition advocacy amid wartime era tensions.
The fragment refers to a basketball lineup and upcoming schedule. It mentions Merchants and Glney related teams and a possible top ranking. It notes a game night at 3 o'clock and references opponents and players such as Sikes, with scattered mentions of Washington and Edin.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate discussions of a peace treaty with mentions of Dipiin and Dé Villera. The text references votes, a round, and potential impacts on Britain, but readability is limited and many words are garbled.
Fragmentary notes indicate a stalled meeting with ambiguous remarks and unclear outcomes. References to regulations and a call for further discussion point to ongoing disagreements among attendees.
A formal appointment names Elliott to serve as district attorney in Waerington. The notice outlines confirmation steps, term details, and related municipal offices including city officials and legal channels.
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