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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1923

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2

Supreme Court voids ban on foreign language teaching

The Supreme Court ruled state prohibitions on teaching or using foreign languages in schools below the eighth grade are unconstitutional. Justice McReynolds delivered the majority opinion, stating the Fourteenth Amendment protects individual rights to education and personal liberty. Justice Sotomayor joined the dissent by Justice Sutherland. The decision cites that states may not interfere with the fundamental rights of individuals in pursuit of knowledge and family life. The case involved cases from Iowa Nebraska and Ohio with several states planning similar legislation.

Washington Supreme Court Fanthe Hohnes Sutherland Jastion MrReynolis Goll Meenurt Justiee McReynolda Khenutt Reynolds

Indiana News Briefs Hit By Anomalous Local Events

A jumble of short notes from Clinton, Shelby, Bartholomew and Crawford counties describes predatory animal drives, a record catfish catch in the Whitewater River, a monument to the first white man in Shelby County, club meetings in Bartholomew and schoolhouse sales near Greensburg. L. M. Ross won the Wabash College oratorical contest with an essay titled A Cure for the Radieg.

Shelbyville

Discovery of 1750 Deed Unearthed at Vincennes Exhibit

At Vincennes Mrs. Margaret Scott reports finding an 1750 deed among Badallet papers along with a second dated 4446. The items include a shaving outfit, a mirror once owned by the “great grandfather of all flappers,” Badallet’s compass and maps used in his office. The artifacts will be displayed at the Fortnightly Museum during the Hoosier editors meeting June 8 to 10.

Vingennes Margaret Scott John Badallet Ibn Badallet Badplett Mra. Scott Clty Hoosier

Divorces Stir Milwaukee Clergy to Seek Cure

Milwaukee pastors from the Grand Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church and others vow divorce as a grave social evil. They urge uniform state laws to curb hastened marriages and rising petitions for divorce amid 744 marriage licenses and 169 divorce petitions in Milwaukee County in the first quarter.

Gald Pie Hey Robert A. Stansell Puatar Episcopal Vine Pat America Wisconsin Watheran Alinoia Gustav Stearns Lutheran Church of the Ascension Sme United States MI Waukee

Bloomington vein found prompts mining debate

Fragmented text describes a small goal vein found at Bloomington and mentions Indiana mining activity. It references a vein from tat and one att Coat Uh better and ravers, with unclear names and places. The piece notes work on the mine, delivery of ore, and fishy mentions of locations north and west.

Bloomington

Court Rules Religion and Home Training Limit Marriage

A court ruling upholds that religious upbringing and domestic discipline, alongside national morality laws, form the remedy in the marriage dispute. The decision emphasizes the seriousness of marital commitment and the role of moral upbringing in resolving the case.

Abelithred Cue

Dead Languages Bushes in School

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a push to reform schooling by removing Greek and Latin from instruction. References to Wilson and farm labor groups hint at pressure from agricultural interests and political organizers to reshuffle curricula and favor vocational farming fields.

Catarrhal Deafness Treatment Claim From 40 Years

An old advertisement explains catarrhal deafness as due to inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining. It claims that eliminating catarrh improves hearing and promotes relief. The copy touts Hallus Catarrh Medicine by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a long used remedy sold by druggists.

F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

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A fragmented line notes September timing and an unresolved election plan. Readable items suggest a future selection or appointment remains pending, with no clear names or outcomes to pin down. Further text needed for concrete facts.

Auryeyer

Heal Skin Diseases Patent Remedy Claim Lost in Jumble

Fragmented ad style text touts a cure for eczema blotches ringworm and rashes with a bottle sold at a drugstore for about 1.09 claiming quick relief and healing effects though the incomplete copy yields uncertain claims and names.

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