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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
3
A Country Editor Confronts Illicit Press Pressure
Macauley presents a play set in a country editor’s office where Bartley the editor vows to publish all news truthfully even if it harms his interests. He faces pressure as Sawtelle, a leading merchant, is to be prosecuted for illegal conditions while Bartley resists press interference. a climactic, artful denouement unfolds with a cast including Frank Bartley Earl Clemian Joseph Sawtelle Tom Dalley Bessie Sawtelle Nora McEvilly Jim Hotman James Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartley
State Abor Department
Sawtelle
Hessie
Bartley Jones
Frank Bartley
Earl Clemian
Joseph Sawtelle
Tom Dalley
Bessie Sawtelle
Nora McEvilly
Jim Hotman
James Smith
Josh Larrapes
Joseph Williams
Sugarland Defeats Glendale In 4-3 Sunday Game
Sugarland beat Glendale 4 to 3 at Glendale Sunday. Dewey McCann, Sugarland manager, challenges any team in Davieds county. A bouquet of flowers brings cheer to the office as a memory from Mrs. Mary Genet, longtime friend of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugarland
Glendale
Dewey McCann
Davieds County
Aa Democrat
Mary Genet
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Relief for Mrs Honey
An early testimonial details Mrs. Chas. Honey of 300 Ogden Ave praising Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain, dizziness, and urinary issues. She reports a permanent cure after use, with follow up in 1916 stating no trouble in over three years, a claim echoed by the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chas
Dean
Honey
Foster Mil
Buffalo
Muncie Swindle Tweaks Federal Grand Jury Probe
A sweeping Muncie fake prize fight and land swindle may top the federal docket when the grand jury reconvenes June 13 after a Shriner convention interruption. About 25 men, with 13 under arrest, face charges of mail fraud in a scheme tied to fake fights and real estate offers that allegedly netted over 500000 dollars. Key figures include William M. Collins, a wealthy industrialist, and J S Scot of Muncie, who posed as a licensed Englishman. The scheme allegedly used a Grand Hotel base and a nationwide “route” system to reach rich farmers and merchants. The investigation stems from losses across the Midwest, with the largest victim reportedly losing 50000 dollars. Continued on Page Seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Federal Grand Jury
Muncie
Iday
Middle ‘West
Mabray
Council Bluffs
Ert Slack
United States
Attor~ney
Grand Hotel
H. H. Wasson
Post Office
William M. Collins
Colorado
Montana
Collins
Phoenix
Ariz
J. S
Navalry
Uie
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Ward
Macauley
Mr. Sawtelle
John Dawson
Leo Caine
Emily Faxon
Beatrice Clark
Pettigrew
Agnes Keller
Oliver Puck
Chas. Cavanugh
Boliver
James Hogan
Schultz, Prossman
Gervase Clements
Mr. Jenkins
Jenkins
Norbert Drew
Mary Haffey
McCormick
Deering
W. J. Bacon
Editor
St. Simon’s — Auditorium
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