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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
4
The readable portion suggests a constitutionalist chief stating a reply from Carranza would not be made. Mediation may lead to a temporary recess but no delay in proceedings.
In Rome on June 5 Commandant Ro cal, vice president of the Geographical Society and noted geographer who helped Peary reach the North Pole, criticizes Colonel Roosevelt for lacking scientific data and argues that a discovery of a new river is improbable given known territory. He calls for a clear statement and a serious map before judgment can be made.
The Shoals crowd celebrated as indicted local men arrived back from Indianapolis after fines were set. The Shoals band and families greeted them at the depot with a banquet, following a federal grand jury action on civil service fraud charges.
A Missouri statistic notes 91,898 organized workers with 3,926 women. The text recalls the straw hat first appeared in 1784 and was worn exclusively by women.
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions Vincenti and betas, with unclear city context. No coherent event or dates emerge. text appears garbled and incomplete.
The second district carriers will meet Saturday at Vindeennes with about twenty men expected from the Postmaster and other post offices. The gathering aims to discuss district operations and promote greater intere station.
The message records a resignation and committee action in Bogard township. It notes the precinct chair’s explanation to the central committee and references Montgomery, May 25, 1914, with details involving the Democratic Party of Davess County and Bogard township.
fragmented notes describe a Knox County concrete highway from city limits to an intersection two miles away. bids to pave the avenue and two miles of road are mentioned along with quantities of materials and references to land and life hours.
In Sullivan county three men Wolfe Allen and Drake remain jailed after a jury found arson. They have five days to file an appeal and bond for release while the appeal to the supreme court is pending. Attorneys visited at 1 30 pm and Drake expected cash bond might be posted.
El Impartial in Spain publishes a bitter anti Roosevelt piece ahead of Col Roosevelt’s visit. It recalls his late actions against Spain as a volunteer and notes US anti Spanish sentiment. The essay mentions a New York circus monkey trampling the Spanish flag to rile audiences.
Abbott Lawrence Lowell president of Harvard University urged Missouri graduates to pursue a broad general education alongside vocational training. He warned young men to choose occupations late in life and said education should fit environments to develop each person’s faculties for work public service and enjoyment.
The Missouri Supreme Court in session en banc upheld the statute barring a single candidate from appearing on multiple party tickets. The court refused a writ of mandamus against F M Coburn state treasurer of the Progressive party to force him to accept a filing fee from Denton Dunn Republican candidate for circuit judge in Kansas City.
Mrs Teresa Reister visited with her parents the Connaughtons over Sunday. Miss Bernadette Turnbloom of Indianapolis arrived Friday to stay with her parents the Turnblooms. Several from here attended the ball game at Washington Sunday. Mrs Ignatius ONeill and Mrs William ONeill with Pearl and Ignatius went to Washington Monday. J C Flint and B E Balding went to Washington Monday. The moving picture show at this town.
The notice references a wedding dance in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Allen causing a postponement. It also mentions various local visits and events including residents traveling to Washington and Indianapolis for races and social engagements, with several names and places such as Jasper, Terre Haute, Loogootee, and Washington appearing in the day’s chatter.
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