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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
1
Convention Rallies As Republican Convention Adjourns
The Republican National Convention adjourned after a long second day in Chicago at the Coliseum. Reports from credentials and rules committees were issued, while the platform committee prepares the regulation and resolutions. Senator Lodsey was elected permanent chairman as revivalist speeches by DePew and Mrs McCarter energized delegates and onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batlleer
Colleeum
Chicago
Regoluliona
Crefentials
Tules
Congress Hotel
Son Dervwanert
Sen. Lodsey
Canuncey DePresi
New York
Heftold Hum‘protis
Meji- i Hiway Ag
DePew
Srtrit
Mita
Margare McCartyr
Kansas
Wheel World
Ragubeen
Carter
Rocr
Sion
McCarter
Cabinet Resignations Mark Italian Parliament Session
The Italian cabinet faced resignations while Genoa observers noted the session opened with a greeting chorus. After the prime minister's address, debates focused on party lines and platform priorities as committees reported progress and credentials decisions.
Youth Accused of Stealing Tire Ringed by Sheriff
Seventeen year old Lemons and an area youth named Axes faced arraignment after a Tuesday incident in which a fire at Odin was allegedly started by Hadklerfeats. The pair were taken into custody by the sheriff and deputy sheriff Myerpdt as the case moved before the squire.
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Sherif
Vontaken Prisaieht
Washipston P
Wo Héitran
Gral
R Nepmany Lawrence XS
Tiseh
Alvis Jaidentt
Rebise A. Faiths
Edward Isih
WL Pixie
R A Hustines
Kiefer
Rowskholfeep
Upassttent
G. En
Riles Ie
den Men
Met
Othar Hifernood
Ralth ‘Tieron
Widiam G. Heffernan
Ay Gugreninrs
Bern
Palas
Il Pune
le Park
City in Flames Report Sparks Siberia Fire Terror
Tokio reports smoke and fire as Nikblarhk in Siberia rages, citing life threatening scenes. Twelve Japanese civilians are said to be involved amid chaotic unrest and conflicting dispatches from officials.
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Tokio
Nikblarhk
Siberia
T Dorifir Od
Newspaper predicts Will H. Hays as GOP nominee
Terre Haute Post editor RW Gore predicts Will H. Hays will secure the Republican nomination. The piece notes Indiana, Pennsylvania, and other delegations shifting support, with Penrose backing andWave of momentum seen for a Hays nomination. The tone suggests a growing stampede toward Hays at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferre Haute
Terre Heute Post
RW. H. Gore
Will H. Hays
Republicanational
Republican Party
Post
Hara
Hays
Sendter
Labor Plank At National Convention By AF of L
The labor plank for the platform was presented at the national convention led by Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor. The pro labor stance urged no halt to strikes and pressed for stronger protections, with debate over preservation of the labor movement and proposals to support workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muél Gompers
American Federation
Anerican Derasion
Haber Teulers
Relics No Attraction for Washington People
Fragmentary text mentions a hospital benefit and events with unclear details. Names, places, and dates are garbled, leaving only hints of a benefit event and a regional reference to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Local Hospital Benefit Night Attracts Small Crowd
A disjointed notice describes a hospital benefit event at the Da viesa County Hospital gym. It notes attendance about a dozen to fifteen people Tuesday night and mentions planned activities for Wednesday and Thursday, including games and amusements, with the aim of supporting the institution.
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Daviesa
C. Hall
Peesch
Benifit Erggram
Migan
Vicrowda
Plan for Chautauqua meeting Friday
A chaotic OCR prose outlines a Friday city hall meeting about organizing a Chautauqua event. Names of attendees and officials are listed and a committee for salaries is mentioned. The piece also references a court case involving a child support order and custody, with disputed payments and hearings.
Nurse Ethel Graves Seriously Wounded in Hospital Shooting
Fragmented report from Cincinnati details nurse Ethel Graves, 20, shot multiple times during a hospital incident. Coroner and police described the scene as tense with a male suspect named Kane involved. Graves survived initial efforts and was hospitalized after the shooting at the Mercy hospital, while authorities consider the motive and exact chronology of events.
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Cincinnati
Graves
Murga
Kane
Wits
Heney Ric
Bopital
Wales
Fry
Auctioneered Sale of Jack Lillie How Are Heifer
Housed as a Shorthorn stock sale at Vinsonfies feature Monday post auction. Cattle from Jack Lillie and partners attract bidders Fiscen and Donnelly with Minnie Dale aging three years sold to William Pere and others. Prices reach around 225 dollars for select lots as buyers from Bridgenorth and Nathaus purchase multiple cows and calves.
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Jack Lillie
Bey
G. A
Joan Weal Caf
Svt
Jillie
Waine Suchanon
LF Bete
Shirhanan
Blau
Pevn’s Moan
Atk Lillie
Werking
Bridgenorh
Willam Johnson
Fog Cvysper
William Peresul
Nathaus PLC
Minnie Dale
He Ansty Thime Wan
Donnelly Fiscen
Mes
Western Minnesota hit by hurricanes and widespread devastation
Reports say a hurricane struck western Minnesota on June 9 killing two people injuring many and wiping out homes. The storm originated in the north and swept across the state paralyzing daily life with heavy damage to houses and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Strguj
Munn
Jone
Labor and Capital Seek Common Cause in Labor Debates
A chaotic report from June 9 outlines a national labor topic where organized labor and capital seek shared aims within months. The piece cites railroads, government ownership debates, and a Chicago convention pressing reforms. It mentions Sam Gompers and a national platform discussing labor influence on policy.
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Gaber
Pitlon
Nt Central
New York
Bisi
Chicago
Robbery Hits Plainville General Store In Night Break-In
A Plainville general store case reports theft of necklaces, jewelry, watches and hardware valued between 70 and 891 dollars. Entry gained by window early Wednesday. investigators checked nearby shops with no further clues. Other stores on Main Street reported similar silent alarms during the incident. A separate note mentions a baseball game at Washington Park on Sunday June 13 with tickets sold at several local venues.
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Couns
Aaron JoKe
Myers& Me
Plainville
Newelfy
Odea
Aig
Wednesdas’ Mgining
de Motte m
Main Street
HH Hardware
Shetr World
Mrors & McWilliams -General
Nan Prieft
Washington Park
Thirteen Hurt In Central Wreck Reported Dead
Officials announced thirteen people killed when a passenger train collided with a freight train near a central station. The crash left multiple cars derailed and several sleepers crushed. engineer Berlin Doyle was cited among the dead, with two women and a child among the victims.
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New York
Univ
Blarlin Doyle
Ala Aman
Coachinif
Espres
Fragmented Journal Notes on Arousal of Public Support
The report recalls a tense yesterday session with sparse cheering while senators and leaders faced public attention. Attendees observed fervent reactions to speeches, noting Lodge as a focal point and Brown leading a social chorus amid uncertain public response.
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