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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1924

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Earthquake Kills Dozens as Tokyo Shakes Collapse

Cable reports from Washington say fifty people were killed in the Tokyo quake with damage centered near Odaware and Kawasaki. The three minute tremor disrupted rail and power, sparked small fires, and left Yokohama and surrounding areas reporting fatalities and injuries.

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Jerome's mother speaks as boxing tragedy unfolds

In New York on January, Frankie Jerome’s mother declines blame as boxer George Jerome dies in the ring. Taylor Jerome vows he will not return to fighting, saying he will quit the sport for good after the incident.

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Laborites Hear King's Message in Science Lab

London reports the ceremonial opening of Parliament with King George delivering the throne speech. About 200 MPs are anticipated to push toward government formation as Ramsay MacDonald is expected to become prime minister within days.

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Sullivan Post Plans Night Raid Campaign to Enroll 300 Members

Sullivan Post No. 139 of the American Legion announces a nighttime raid campaign to enroll about 300 new members. The effort targets service veterans across locales including Indiana Illinois and California with aims tied to regional posts and legal value of services at home.

Fire Losses Reported At Frelossfor Year 1923

At Monday's council meeting a report detailed a fire year of 1923 with 104 calls, 30 via the Gamewell system and rest by telephone. Total property involved valued at 485 360 with building loss 280 750 and contents loss 204 000. Several smaller fires included a major cable store blaze. Four were false alarms and four were extinguished by automobile responders.

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Stone Quarry Fire Damages Indiana Plant

Greencastle Ind Jan 11 fire at a Midwest plant destroyed part of a stone quarry operation. Estimated loss about 50 000 with the plant outside city limits and without water supply. Officials offered no definite cause for the blaze, though the building was described as fireproof.

Greencastle Ind Midwest

Six Young Bandits Escape With Large Take

Six young bandits escaped with 26850 after holding up a Weel Side Savings Trust Company in the business district. Two customers were robbed during the robbery in St Louis Missouri on January unknown date. Police reported four bandits fled. two were scared away and two captured.

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France to raise taxes by twenty percent in fiscal reform

Paris reports a sweeping program to boost finances through a 20 percent tax rise and harsh economy measures in public services as part of a broad financial adjustment. The plan seeks to realign subsidies and bonuses and tighten budget items across government departments amid economic strain.

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City council borrows funds for Washington Street Railway purchase

The council approved an ordinance to borrow 15000 to buy Washington Street Railway property. Bond details set denomination and interest, with a public sale planned after two weeks. Projects include street paving and curb grafting on North West First, East Fifth, and other streets, with costs listed and contractors paid from bonds and certificates. A second reading was anticipated amid a quiet meeting and a looming auditorium event.

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Pan American Freight Growth Prompts Rail Investment Debate

At the Farmers Manufacturers convention in Markham, Central Railroad president warned that freight will rise about 8 to 14 percent and passenger traffic 2 percent over the next decade. He and banker Haneck W. Seaman of Glaten Iowa urged faster inland and Pacific access via canals to reduce transportation inequality in the Middle West.

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Adjusted Compensation Plan Debate Broadens National Push

Indianapolis leaders and American Legion committees announced a nationwide campaign to explain how adjusted compensation costs will be funded. The effort aims to clarify vesting details and address concerns about meeting future obligations. Legon chairmen said materials will be distributed in every state to inform residents.

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Sheriff asks recall of state troops amid unrest

Sheriff Gal Lygan of Willameon County asks Governor Smallen to withdraw state troops stationed locally to quell disturbances tied to Ku Klux Klan activity. The move follows growing threats and renewed calls for order.

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Wheat Growers Form Association in Indiana Meeting

A meeting of southern Indiana wheat growers is set for Tuesday January 22 at 10 am in Ving Hall Evaieylle. F C Lowden chairman of the National Wheat Growers Committee and Herman Steen author of Stean's Marketing will speak with WH Settle of the Indiana Farm Bureau also present. Davies County should send at least 110 delegates and arrangements may include auto trips with county offices handling delegation logistics.

Indiana Evaieylle Tues Way Exgayyrner Trnols F. C. Lowden National Wheat Grossers Committee Hernan Steen Stean Pres WH Settle Tidiana Farm Bureau Indianals

Jury not yet obtained in Dollings case in Columbus

In Columbus Ohio on January 15 final efforts to obtain a jury in federal court to try William G Benham and Dwight Harrison officials of the R L Dollings company began today. Eleven voters were sworn in when the session began.

Columbus Ohio Willam G. Benham Dwight Harrison R. L. Dallings Company

Ferdinand Bank Sues Governor in Indiana Suit

The Ferdinand State Bank of Ferdinand Indiana filed suit in Newton Circuit Court against Governor McGmy and H A Reinhart Co seeking 4600 dollars. The snippet also mentions Lapland women and a tall height anecdote about Jessy.

Kentland Ind Bockmand State Bank of Ferdinand McGmy H. A. Reinhart & Co Newton Lapland Jessy

Indiana high school basketball seeks sectional regional finals

The Indiana High School Athletic Association announced the 1924 sectional and regional venues for the state tournament. Sections held January 29 and March, with 32 sections hosting 16 teams per region and a total of 43 centers. Regions March 7, with centers including Anderson, Greenfield, Muncie, Vincennes, and Indianapolis venues. Greene County, Washington, and Lyons noted as strong entries with Vincennes seen as a top challenger.

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75 Autos Burned in $100,000 Fire Morning Blaze

Fire swept a two story Lomobiledpore structure destroying 75 autos including Ford and Lincoln models. Gasoline in storage fueled the blaze which spread rapidly through the building, threatening adjacent units before fire crews gained control. The Princeton Department Zik reports flames confined to the blaze site with extensive damage and two stories of the structure fatally affected.

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Democrats Meet in City to Pick Convention Site

A Democratic committee in Washington, D.C. met to choose a convention city and discuss party finances. Officials reviewed estimates on preventing a 460,000 deficit and debated guarantees from New York, Chicago, St. Louis, and San Francisco for coverage of expenses.

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Deths Veaneigay Lee Frquels St Legg dies at home

Veaneigay Lee Frquels St Legg died early June at the home of his nephew J. E. Wright on Dewey Avenue after a long illness. He was a longtime resident in the county, survived by one sister and a brother, and was active in local fraternal groups. Funeral services were held at the First Christian Church followed by burial in Fairview Cemetery with military honors.

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Certified Seed Doubles Yield Report

In the report on seed yields the figures show a range from 75 to 90 bushels per unit with an average increase around 45 units. The text is garbled but indicates measurement of seed performance across trials and mentions certified seed and doubles.

Jasper College Boys Rough Play Report

A fragmented summary reports Jasper High boys game action with rough play and hard tackling, describing a comeback effort and defensive pushes. Names and details are garbled, but the piece notes a late surge and a close score as the team battled their opponents.

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