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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1924
Page
4
A driver from Lawrenceville Illinois faces manslaughter charges after a collision near Indianapolis that killed one person and injured others. Police report reckless speed and a perilous driving pattern preceding the wreck as investigations continue.
A fragment from a local page notes Edith Schlenker died after an incident at a school. The text mentions no clear dates or locations but implies a fatal event connected to a school setting and a person named Joan. Further details are unreadable in the clipping.
Senator Smith W Brookhart, Iowa Republican and NRA head, scores a political hit in the fight to renominate him. He accuses the opposing GOP of backing privileged interests, cites contributors to the National Republican, and argues farmers need protection. The revolt, led by Lockwood and Adams, aims to topple Brookhart before the June Iowa primaries.
Saturday marked the final day of the April term in Daviess county circuit court. Cases include Bruner dismissal, a levee report extension to September 9, 1924, a deposition request in the Walker quiet title suit, amended complaint allowed in Philippi House action, and a cost settlement in Hoover versus Ilda Lawyer with dismissal and held proceedings.
Mrs. Lil Jacobson of 203 Chambers St, Galesburg reports relief after using a health product. She describes improved energy, appetite, and mood following weeks of nervousness and fatigue, noting renewed strength and weight stabilization.
Notices describe judgments on notes, defaults, and fee simple ownership claims. Cases include Bowman and Stotts versus Grove for quiet title, Keith versus Poindexter on notes with court findings, Eason Bank of Washington versus Harley Jack and Chapman with venue change to Martin County, costs awarded. Also local items from Alexandria and Connersville on school employment and Legion carnival sponsorship.
General Isaac S. Sherwood of Ohio denounces President Coolidge for vetoing the Bursum pension bill and calls out his defense of class legislation. He notes Navy and War Department budgets exceed 1916 levels and argues the veto misstates economy, defending veterans’ pensions and government spending.
Mrs Jacobson reports severe indigestion after an operation, but Tanlac improved her appetite and digestion, helping her gain 20 pounds and regain health. She praises Tanlac and notes it is sold by all good druggists with a million bottles sold.
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