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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
2
Taft Stirs Support For Reciprocity Deal Amid Lumber Clash
President Taft receives mixed responses as he tours Indiana letters from John B. Conner of Indianpolis Press praise the treaty while commercial groups oppose it. Indications from White House show encouragement for approval, but senators remain unmoved by public tone and press support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarty
Indian Poll
Fndiiens Para
Conners
Whites House
Canter
Democracy and press face peril in partisan currents
An Indianapolis Sun editorial decries party control of the press as dangerous to democracy, warning that political wolves within the system threaten free speech and public trust, urging vigilance against tampering with truthful reporting.
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Indianapolis Sun
Budiana
Indiana councils discuss funding for fireworks display
Local councils across Indiana consider appropriating funds for a Fourth of July fireworks display under a “safe find sane” initiative. Officials aim to ensure safe celebration while providing community entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YN J
Indiana
Board of Review 1X for a Hot Time
The county meets to review assessments and grievances at a session led by officials including Truman and others. Attendees discuss property valuations, rights to donation, and potential adjustments. The board considers requests and notes emphasis on fairness and proper procedures.
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Prielbetieyts
Roowe
VINGEANES MAKES A WORLD RECORD AT RALLY MEETING
Vingred with garbled OCR text, the piece describes a world record event linked to Morley and a Saturday night rally in a city name unclear. It mentions donations totaling around $124,000, a Maj William Penn Gould sponsorship, and fundraising drives by local committees in a midwestern town, with several named individuals and organizations referenced.
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Vincerines
Paani
Baitdin
Ralaing
Boo McCreden
Juan
Maneie
Indiana
Wooa Flint
Morathy Ramsey
Oca
William Penn Gould
Wanwisine
Chavee
FE L. Muggle
Evins Saile Association
Kansas Jewelers Meet and royal congratulations noted
Kansas Retail Jewelers Meet reported with details of the annual gathering in Kansas. President C. T. Proton of Puyia attended the program with speakers Fen A. Yardamag and Walter Sperling among others. Taft congratulated King George VI. Danish king Frederick VII noted in brief. A local business man John Kitchek died suddenly in Red Bad at age 62, leaving a widow and children.
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Kansas
C. T. Proton
Puyia
Angus
Ted Gage
Fen A. Yardamag
Dan Mathes
KB RooM@ses
Great Bend
Walter Speriing
Seneca
Taft
Washington
George VI
Frederick VII
Denmark
Aterloo
JohnsKitech
Reading
Red Bad
Veil Ko Ghd
Nat Politertan
Telegraph Operator Killed by Train in Indiana
A Western Union telegraph operator from Clarkinath was killed by a train near Frankfort Indiana while on vacation. He was the son of Conductor David Hey of the BL and O Southwestern, who resides here. The accident occurred Saturday night two miles north of the station as the man traveled by way of the railroad.
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Bey
Enon
Frankfort Indiana
Supmonr
Montha Mo
fConductor
David Hey
BL & O
Southwestern
Unclear OCR fragment with mixed local items and names
Fragmented local newspaper items mentioning people, places, theater talk, a few names like Gabriel and Hastings, and scattered notes on fashion and events. The legible bits reference public notices, social chatter, and routine society items, but no coherent single story or date emerges from the text.
Court declares government to regulate corporations
In a London report Judge Carr discusses government oversight of corporations and railroads, noting potential limits on profits and the need for published accounting. The statement suggests a broad push for control and price scrutiny, with impacts on industry and commerce.
Lorimer Will Testify Before Senate Hearing
Senator Lorimer is expected to testify to the Senate committee on privacies and concerns, addressing defaming pressure and related charges. The inquiry focuses on personal conduct and potential questions about his own actions in the context of the investigation.
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Ington
Senate
United Senate
Tina de
Thinks Airship Is Bird at St Petersdair Trial
Local report describes confusion over an airship sighting that villagersmistook for a large bird. Elders present an official statement detailing the incident and the crowd's reactions as the craft's noise drew attention in the district.
Parcel Post Opposition Sparks Rail of Interstate Legislation
A fragmented report notes opposition to extended parcel post services. Critics argue it would strain merchants and national finances, increase congestion, and hinder growth across towns and cities.
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Missouri Drimmers
Serice
Eliningl
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Gompers Mediates Labor Peace In Detroit Meeting
President of the American Federation of Labor presided at a peace contact among the International Protective Association and the United Brotherhood leaders in Chicago. The annual millers meeting opened with an industrial exposition and a display of machinery and cereals from experiments across nearly every state. The event ran alongside the millers exposition and featured extensive exhibits. Burns Herself to Death In Grandall Missouri June 3. Harry Delay committed suicide by setting coal-soaked clothing on fire at his home after typhoid fever affected his mind. One Killed in Stage Coach Runaway Yosemite June 5. A stagecoach runaway killed a man instantly with several women and others injured.
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Chicago
Safe Gompers
American Federn of Labor
Gompers
Detroit
Operative Millers of
Africa
Hannibil
Maghery
Cane Utrardean, Mo
Harry Delay
Orandall
Yosemite L
Yosemite Villey
Fire Alarm Stations Named Across City Streets
A damaged OCR list catalogs numerous fire alarm stations or requests across the city, naming streets such as Mt B and O S W, East Walnut, East 14th Walnut, East 11th Want, East 7th, East Fifth Pearl, East Fourth Pearl, East First Walnut, Meridian Main, East Second Main, West Second Main, West Seventh si Front, Washington See Walnut, West 11th McCormick, West 14th Van Trees, West 17th Dewey Avenues, and Oak Strbed Harned Avenue and East 2d S Grove, East Fish South Mill and Center 8 Genter, East Eleventh ipe, State Road and East Twelfth 6t.
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Washington
11Th & T McCormick
Dewey
Harned Avenue
Grove
Fish
Genter
Dean's Kidney-Pills Promoted By Washington Woman
Mrs. Milton Bassett of Washington Indiana testifies that after thirteen years of kidney trouble relief came from Dean's Kidney-Pills. She purchased at Clapp's drug store and reports restored kidney function and continued occasional use. Ad mentions FosterMilburn Co Buffalo as sole agents and notes price at 50 cents. Also includes cold cure and laxative bromide product references.
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Washington
Milton Bassett
Ind
Dean
Clapp's
Bassett
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
For Rent Room House with Bath Near Matn Area
A room house with bath, near a market area, includes kitchen space suitable for steak cooking. Tenants report two rooms occupied for ten years and regular use of a large lot. Asking price is $1.09 with possible wood and storage notes.
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