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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1925
Page
6
McGaughy and Barber testified before the State Board of Accounts on county and local papers. The attorneys debated the office of the county auditor and the board’s authority, with one firm seeking to review the men’s work and potential vacation issues.
The report recalls the death of W. J. Bryan from a heart ailment. McCartney found him unresponsive and Mrs. Bryan sorrowfully witnessed the collapse. Clarence Darrow, his longtime opponent in the Scopes trial, expresses respect and condolence for Bryan and his family, noting his sincerity and courage.
A minor two-vehicle collision on Center Street near East Tenth, involving Miss Reeve driving east and a Williams Ice truck. Reeve’s car sustained slight damage to the left fender light and wheel. the truck incurred no damage. The truck driver reportedly signaled an upcoming turn. No injuries reported.
Jackson county farmers report a thriving rabbit population as the open season nears. Rabbits damage gardens across the area, with many fields showing signs of the pest ahead of the new season.
The congregation of the Sullivan Episcopal church has selected the Rev. BE Hutchens for the Sullivan pastorate signaling renewed leadership for the local congregation and church activities.
Pittsburgh shows a 4 to 3 win over Chicago with Brooklyn, New York, and St. Louis also on the slate. HoAn league lists Chicago beating Detroit 8 to 6 and Racine 7 to 4, New York 4 Ireland, St. Louis 6. Minor entries include Louisville 3-4, Columbus 2-3, City 4-2, Milwaukee 3, St. Paul 5 and Minneapolis 4.
Cubs win a tense 6 to 5 game after trailing Velpin 5 3. Mooney drives three runs in key eighth inning rally as Cubs pinches spark scoring five. Robinson and Velpin pitchers exchange blows through seven. Mooney relief preserves win.
Odon and Lanihy at Odon anticipated as Babe Haig among several other veteran players. A low scoring clash ends with Grays taking an 18 to 10 victory over Bedford.
Fragmentary OCR notes mourn a figure associated with Lincoln era. The text references a visit to a friend, a partnership, and a family tie, though many details are garbled. The item reads like a short memorial note from a historic site or estate record.
The annual trophy shoot at the country club will feature the season's top marksmen. It is anticipated that the event will attract the largest participation of the year with over twenty five entrants competing for the trophies.
Frank Greek, living near Swan Point, was badly injured in an accident. Most boys, except Dick, recovered enough to be up today. Cars were removed from the field and taken away Sunday for repairs. Lawrenceville, Illinois, gains a new industry as Valley and Radio Company on Tenth Street begins manufacturing V.B.R. storage batteries.
Police report details a two car collision at main and second where chef Lloyd Burris loaned a vehicle to Leonard. Leonard’s car turned west on main, obscuring sight lines and causing the crash. Authorities are investigating avoidable risk factors and who was at fault.
Swampscott Massachusetts July warning from President Coolidge via Hammond urges the public to stock reserves and avoid panic buying to prevent high coal prices. Hammond says Coolidge will intervene if needed but believes wage and condition disputes should be settled within the industry. If August 31 contract expiry triggers a strike, it will be brief, as long suspensions would ruin the industry.
The Loogootee team plans a Tuesday appearance at a local competition. Officials announce a return duel with a familiar foe and emphasize preparation, notice of venue, and expected crowd support.
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