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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1910

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Striking machinists push to strip police powers

The Washington city council debated a petition asking revocation of police powers granted to three Southwestern railway officers. Alvin Padgett presented the document detailing alleged failures to preserve peace and improper conduct. Mayor McCarty indicated the council's previous practices allowed police powers, and a committee was appointed to review the petition and charges while preserving due process for all involved.

Southwestern Railroad Alvin Padgett Tnred William Waldmin Merle Meredith Herb Buean Msebipiats Mavhinia Ahapa City of Washington William Wainman Merbert Buzen Herbert Meredith Indiana Washington Fred Hgeer Frak Elkins Frank Elkins Fred Heger Thor Ough Wallon Indi Willam Wainman Jesta Rugan Herbert Mel Aith City of McCarty Connall Southwestern Railway Peti Alvig-Padgett Butal Chae Mary Shittey Heshalf Daughters of the American Revolution New South Georgey Lashley George Wilson Wilson Main Street East Second Street McKernan & Denyer

Downspout Ordinance Adopted for Citywide Compliance

An ordinance requiring all downspouts to discharge underground to divert water from streets was adopted unanimously and takes effect last Saturday. Officials aim to enforce it as a cleanup measure with penalties for noncompliance. Local contractors and residents are urged to prepare for mandatory changes and ensure proper installation.

Metin Setchen Figih Pleventh Connensia McCafferty Pring Co Rawerloan Sten Landes AL Kell Sun Jewell Steele Peut Sid Hurt Charles So Gregory Boa Ward

Little Girl Dies On Operating Table

A Bloomington physician’s office in Bloomingdale treats a little girl named Nellie Woomington who died on the operating table during an attempted tonsil removal. The child, suffering from tonsil trouble, was brought in by her mother for surgery. The procedure began but the child fainted and died shortly after the operation started.

BrawaeCeon Nellie Woomington Bloomington

Two Men Up Trial On Pillage Charge

Monday night by Night Petrotian Wykoff and a charge of intrusion placed against him. He pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for four o'clock. Me had been arraigned in the district court against Bagil Laugier for a case involving a squad. McKeivy filed against Bagil Laugier. Detmnon wetted his route to the restaurant of Henry Sebngk on East Second Street seeking a claim Mekelvy owed about eighty cents. George E. McKelyy was arrested.

Petrotian Wykoff Nat Guilay SOL Atiernenn McKeivy Cn Aflje Marl Bagil Laugier Ase Ganlt Tory MeHlvselaine Detmnion Hige Henry Sebngk East Second Street Mekelvy

Byron Foster Improves After Injury Plunge

Hyron Foster, who was kicked Monday morning, shows improvement today and expects to be out in a couple of weeks if peritonitis does not develop. Medical staff note his body is very sore and there was concern of internal injury earlier.

Hyron Foster

Bridge Across White River Debate Draws Local Crowd

About 800 residents from Daviess and Knox counties and county commissioners gathered on the Knox County side to push for a new bridge over White River near Plainville. Advocates claim an $11,990 structure would boost farmers and shippers by connecting railways, though some Plainville merchants fear a loss of trade to Edwardsport. A large fish fry accompanied speeches, including a keynote by Congressman Wepion.

Daviess Knox Counties Knox County White River Plain‘Vile Edwardsport Conntivn Steele Township Plainville Edwards Tel Canpress

TROOPS READY FOR STRIKE RIOTERS AT GRAND TRUNK

South Bend and Montreal report Grand Trunk strike tensions with troops guarding trains and facilities. Mayor Koetz demands Pinkertons removed, officials assume control, and trains resume with armed guards amid threats of further clashes. Officials say arbitration is not planned, focus on protection and normal service may return.

South Bend Grand Trunk Sveiputers Gurlaers Penulog Alltharlles Charles R Calvert Marshall Charles L. Koetz South Beach Ind Grand Trunk Railroad Chicago Montreal Walmmen Board of ‘ Generiiation

Miners oppose compromise terms in Illinois dispute

Springfield July 28 miners from Minoly and surrounding districts condemn President Lewie of the United Mine Workers and other leaders over the Indian spolls dispute. They plan to mail letters statewide, vote on the proposed compromise, and demand changes including higher shotfirers pay and uniform wages, opposing track payments and low miner wages.

Springfield Lewie United Mine Workers of America Minoly Oloer Williamson Franklin County Saline County Iljinole Jewand

Postoffice Patron Questions Postmaster Claims

A local reader challenges newspaper claims of rising post office prosperity and carrier pay raises. He notes delayed morning mail delivery after Postmaster Faith changed carrier routes, affecting timely responses and business operations. The letter asks for factual clarification on post office performance and staff salaries.

Post Office Strain Sparks Call for Faster Mail Service

High Rogers reports a local post office strain as carriers are overworked and routes shortened to save stamps and cards. He notes attempts by the Business Men's Association and city officials to support manufacturing, while merchants voice mixed reactions to mail-order competition and downtown shoe trade. The piece highlights frustration with delivery times and calls for improved service.

Beneft Darrigta Postofice Postof Sears and Roebuck Focas Plry Washington Washington Age High Rogers

Knee Gap Fractured in Wrestling Bout

Langootee entigel Leo Walker sustained a fractured kneecap during a wrestling match with Frank Larkin before the Knights of Columbus club rooms. Walker was transported home, treated by Dr. G W Boner, and an urban surgeon arrived after a delay due to a wreck on the interurban line to perform surgery and apply a splint.

Leo Walker Frank Larkin Knights of Columbus Walker G. W.' Boner Boner Louisville Jr. Boner

Pictures Shown in Spite of Mayor's Protest at Champaign

Against Mayor Tucker's warnings, leading members of Champaign's Women’s Christian Temperance Union and the Champaign Law Enforcement League watched the Jerries-Johnson prize fight film at the Walker Opera House. Lawyers advised proceeding. police and sheriff refused to halt the exhibition. The event drew Champaign's social elite and their spouses.

Champaign Ith Tay Tucker Women's Christian Temperance Une Son Champaign Law Enforcement League Jerries-Johnson Yrize Lin Kahl Walker ‘Opera House Kahl A. UC. KeBerio Keller Mario Peters Champaign 'Eoounty Country Club

Boy Frazier Hurt by Mule Kick in Street Scene

A six year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Joao Baushir of Loogootee, was severely injured Saturday after a mule colt kicked him in the mouth. He was playing along the sidewalk near home when the animal kicked him, knocking out five teeth and cutting a gash.

Joao Baushir Loogootee

House Fire Burns Mrs Stewart and Family in Accident

Mrs Howard Stewart suffered extensive burns when gasoline ignited in the kitchen as a gas burner flame flared up. The blaze spread to clothing and the dining room, quickly extinguished by neighbor John Feigans. A physician treated Mrs Stewart from elbows down. central fire department extinguished remaining flames.

Howard Stewart Stewart

Vincennes City Council Hears Rail Yard Relocation Question

Vincennes officials met in regular session at City Hall to consider a resolution aimed at forcing railroads to move freight yards away from the corporate limits. The discussion followed a recent meeting with community leaders and focused on cross-street traffic and city growth.

Vincennes Commierelul Ity Jclt Andy Becker Corbon Street Southwestern

Wreck Delays Train On B and C Southwestern Near Cold Springs

Seymour Republican reports a broken wheel under the tender caused a minor wreck on the eastbound freight train No. 12 of the B and C Southwestern near Cold Springs. The accident delayed service for hours Sunday but no injuries were recorded as the wrecking crew cleared the track by noon.

Seymour Tyaffe B. & C. Southwestern Cold Springs Seymour Wes

Oratory a Gift Not an Acquisition, Politician Says

A proud politician quotes that oratory is a gift not an acquisition. The matter-of-fact chairman responds that they are not blaming him, noting he does his best yet. The exchange reflects a tone of candid self appraisal amid political discussion.

Sid

Five travelers from the city to Michigan on touring car

A party of five including Fro bere Ray Graham Miss Gene Winston and Mrs John L Winston with Miss Byrd Hack started for Michigan in a touring car owned by Revert Graham. They visit Ziba Graham at Conway Michigan and expect to be away about two weeks.

Frobere Ray Graham Gene Winston John’ L. Winston Byrd Hack Vioyennes Michigan Revert Graham Addies Ziba Graham Conway

Not many Watches or Clocks in Arabia

In contrast to slow-moving regions, people in Arabia rise and act by the clock. Breakfast, travel, and work tasks follow precise times. The text urges interest in watch accuracy and offers pointers for correct timekeeping.

Arabia

Nancy Hart Fales Breaks Hip at Home

Mrs. Nancy Hart mother of Jaraoa Hart, longtime vote engineer at Ehhops, fell at her north efdlon street home and broke her hip. At seventy seven, her age complicates recovery as she remains unable to walk unaided. The incident raises concerns about her physical condition and future mobility.

Nancy Hart Jaraoa Hart Ehhops Efdlon Conditia Mer Hart

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