21 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
1
Reports from Rome January twenty one state Pope Benedict the Fifteenth’s health worsened to a critical condition with doctors signaling potential death. A Rome dispatch cited Reuters and United Press notes of ongoing symptoms, consuls noting no immediate confirmation of death.
Fragmentary text mentions nickel bread price confusion and tax issues. References to Evansville and local commerce appear with garbled phrases about prices, resets, and possible WIC context. Names like B. Murray surface amid incomplete lines, leaving uncertain specifics.
Fragmentary OCR describes Tex Rickard in court pursuing witnesses with unclear details and multiple errors. The readable bits mention a legal confrontation and a defendant and witnesses, but specifics remain illegible.
Fragmentary text describes a dormitory incident involving male and female students in pajamas. Names and details are garbled, but appears to reference a dorm event or disturbance with unclear specifics and multiple unreadable words.
Fragmented text notes horses chewing telephone poles in an area near South Bend. The report mentions damages to poles and lines, with signs of wind effects and concerns about costs. Lacking clear details, the item outlines a local nuisance affecting infrastructure.
A local notice offers a reward for information leading to the recovery of a missing individual. The garbled text references a mayor, a reward, and a deadline around 1928, with unclear names and locations due to OCR damage.
Fragmentary report outlines five powers pact and naval treaty issues as factions debate ratification. The text mentions delays, potential veto, changes in circumstances, and strategic moves affecting the senate's consideration of the Pacific agreement.
An obituary for Martins Hart, 61, details his death after strokes and paralysis in Petruwy, noting his land ownership and standing as a prominent local taxpayer. The report lists survivors, including children and siblings, and mentions funeral arrangements at Saint Michael's Church and Greenlawn Cemetery. It also touches on farm security and a gang-related incident in nearby townships.
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