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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
1
A pirate band attacked Fort Angster on Dutch Island Taçao wounding several and killing at least two. They abducted Dr Fruytier and captured arms, then boarded vessels bound for the mainland. The American consulate and local forces dispatch boats to pursue the raiders and free captives.
A fragment notes an air route plan referenced as Nort North Atlantic route. The readable text lacks dates or clear actions, leaving a partial mention of navigation or travel guidance without a defined event or outcome.
Elsie Washington 14 suffered a four inch head wound when struck by Floyd Hinkle’s auto on West Washington. She received stitches at Dr Burress’s office after the car turned over in a ditch. Police sought Hinkle, who later returned home. no charges expected. In a separate tragedy, actress Miss Lawrence and Bennison were involved in a fatal shooting and subsequent death by self. friend Miss Chalair recounted the events.
Sum Brothers Sums Confectionery will close for several days for upgrades including a mechanically refrigerated fountain moved to the front of the building. Three new booths will be added as tobacco counters are removed. Workmen started removing tobacco cases. completion expected soon. Joseph and Henry Lum announced the temporary closure.
An alleged bank bandit linked to Vincennes was shot by a deputy sheriff after a car confrontation. The suspect Spencer, about 25, died from a neck wound after being shot while resisting arrest. coroner to perform autopsy. George Winkler, Marion county sheriff, questioned Spencer. companion unnamed. Authorities traced the car from Danville toward Indianapolis.
Mrs Susan Worland 61 and two children Frances 32 and Bernard 22 all of Vincennes sustained bruises and minor injuries yesterday when the Worland car left the Sugarland road northeast of Washington after a connecting rod broke They were treated at Dr R L Kleindorfer's office Mrs Worland had a forehead cut requiring two stitches and a smaller lip cut Bernard suffered facial bruises and Frances Was painfully bruised The accident occurred as the car went into a ditch
Washington report says Senate Democrats in conference balked at a fall timetable for a tariff bill, though agreeing to early votes on farm relief and national origins repeal. The move undermines a planned summer recess and could extend session without a compromise.
The Sverige attempting a Stockholm to New York flight landed near Skaftaros Iceland after fuel leaks caused engine trouble. Capt. Algin Ahrenberg Lieut Axel Teeden and radio operator Robert Ljunglund were aboard with a Danish gunboat dispatched to assist. They reported head winds and delays since Bergen as they sought refueling and a continued course toward America.
The Elks announce a Flag Day service Friday at 9:48, featuring H L Cox as speaker. Martin will lead singing and the public is invited to pay tribute to the flag during the program.
Incomplete OCR fragment notes a hip injury and a Bobi accident earlier in the 1930s, but readable details are unavailable. The brief hints mention harm and a specific year but lack names, places, or outcomes to confirm.
A dramatic shooting in a fashionable Fifth Avenue apartment leaves actress Lawrence dead from two gunshot wounds. Police found her body amid whisky bottles and chaos. another victim lies nearby.
London reports the labor cabinet held its first meeting today with Premier J. Rani stating discussions covered Anglo American relations. The remarks referenced possible actions or plans to be announced later in autumn.
Indianapolis June items show L Lewis presiding member of the U M W of A sending a letter to the UBi ate group requesting aid. The incomplete text hints at urging support or assistance within the organization.
In South Bend Indiana the federal grand jury investigating alleged election frauds in Lake county last fall marked time awaiting the testimony of R Earl Peters Democratic state chairman expected to appear Tuesday with private detective reports The inquiry paused to allow DOJ agents to begin field investigations in Lake county based on leads developed by the grand jury inquiry
Martinsville Indiana hosts the 50th encampment of the State G. A. R. as ranks are depleted. Veterans arrive as hotels fill and streets brim with grey headed members and families for a four day gathering starting today.
Mrs. Walter Mischler of W Pearl Street underwent a major operation at the county hospital, as reported in local notices. Further details on her condition and discharge were not available in the fragment.
A Baptist congregation in V hosts a basket dinner inviting everyone to bring filled baskets. The event aims to share food and fellowship within the community.
Senator Borah, a Kansas City platform author, argued for the debenture provision in the farm bill to equalize farmers with industry under the tariff system, while President Hoover opposed it. The Senate agreed to vote at 4 p.m. EST tomorrow on the relief bill, which would go to the president if passed.
The Remocist and local papers publish a summary of the Scout Fund drive showing total subscriptions 1550.85 with a 594.50 and 393.75 breakdown, 51% of subscribers, and支 expenses including postages and clerical help. The effort drew public support but space and time limited full promotion.
Rex Hotz 26, of Loogootee, died from severe burns after a car crash near Fort Wayne Indiana. He had left Loogootee two years earlier to work in Wayne Michigan and was en route to visit sisters when the vehicle left the road and caught fire. Surviving are mother Mrs Letha Hotz and several brothers and sisters.
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Willeford who died Saturday at Indianapolis will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock Burial will be in Oak Grove Rev Sir Martin of the First M E church and Rev Fr Pyle a local Baptist minister will have charge of the services
A Saturday jury in Cannelburg acquitted Mrs. Ora Lane after trial on charges not fully specified in the fragment. The verdict ends the case she faced locally, with no immediate appeal noted in the fragments.
Colorado Springs June 10 President Hoover convened a billion dollar oil conservation conference. Early signs show it will last three days without a breakthrough in a formal compact among producing states to conserve national oil resources. A high government official predicted the meeting would set up a framework between the states and the federal government.
A large city bus was dynamited today at the Beulsh Dean terminal, about 15 miles from Elizabethton Tennessee. The blast occurred in the strike area and caused significant damage to the vehicle. Authorities opened an investigation and searched the area for suspects. Local residents reported hearing the blast and seeing smoke from the nearby terminal.
Jess Ketchem, living at 2 Bowman, was sent to a state penal farm for three months for urging his sons to steal chickens from farmers near Odozx.
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