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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1925

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McClintock Death Tied to Shepherd Plot Trial

Chicago June 11 The State's Attorney Crowe opened the Shepherd murder trial stating William D Shepherd plotted to obtain the McClintock fortune by killing Billie McClintock. Crowe described Shepherd as dancing with glee at the news and outlined the long estate history to justify the motive in the alleged cover crime.

Chicago William D. Shepherd Biffe McClintock McClintock Crowe Shepherd Faiman An

Weather and events from a 1900s local chronicle

A fragmentary historic record notes daily weather observations and assorted local events and deaths from a chronicle spanning 1902 to 1923. It cites rain or clear skies, dates of deaths such as Joseph Cable and N G Read, and mentions workplace strikes and accidents without full coherence.

N. G Batk Joseph Krets Gus Neighbors William A. Smalley Albert Lucas Ardy

El Dul P for Two Gasoline Trains on B I T H Branch

Announced by P L M Magud improvements to mail and express service on the B I T H branch will add two trains making stops at Washington Peters ware Oaklee Ryansville and Terre Haute with new schedule to start June 30 and affect times from Worthington to Evansville and Terre Haute. Train No 4 leaves Evansville at 9 45 a m and reaches Terre Haute at 3 30 p m with intermediate calls at Oakland City Petersburg Washington Worthington Clay City and Evansville.

B. I T. H P. L. M Magud Benefst Supermiorte Ington North Levan Eave Ashington Terre Huth Byanville Hendrix Wa Bington Petersware Oaklee Ryansville Worthington Washington Petersburg Oakland Evansville Oakland City Clay City Terre Haute

Indiana guards to guard banks against bandits report

June 11 report from the state house states Lieut. Col. Andianaysile now directly in charge of troops to protect banks. Guardsmen to be assigned to bank protection while the Indiana Bankers' Association organizes squads of sharpshooters in each county to wage open warfare on bandits.

Andianaysile Teatehis National Guard State House Indiana Bankers’ Association Cath County

Boy Breaks Leg Jumping From Shed

A young boy, son of Claude Williams of the Maysville road, broke his right leg this morning after leaping from a shed. Dr. Burress reduced the fracture.

Mer Claude ‘Williams Maysville Road BR. D. Burress

Boy's Arm Broken In Home Accident

Tommy Stone of Maysville road suffered a broken right arm last night while playing at home. He fell and his arm became caught under his full weight, causing the injury.

Tommy Stone Maysville Road Tonmy

Treasury confirms large future surplus in June

Washington reports a $60,000,000 surplus expected to remain in the treasury at year end June 30. Officials say the exact amount varies but the figure supports the president’s aim to cut expenditures to three billion dollars. The plan targets a broad reduction program to ease the government burden on business.

Washington Treasury Melton Aimf

Mary LeReans Appointed Supervisor in Public Schools Music Dept

Mary LeReans, former member of the corps and supervisor for the past year, signed today to continue in the Department of Music in the public schools. The orchestra, conducted by Joe Feagans and M. E. Weaver, will prepare local work and city-wide community programs, with plans to enter the College of Fine Arts in Indianapolis this fall to complete studies.

Mary leReans Thie Ito Upervisor Department of Music Hass Joe Feagans M. EB. Weaver Migs Feagans Hay Inidianapolis

American Gunboat Returns Fire Near Hong Kong

An American gunboat escorting a jandeh operated by the Christian College was fired on by Chinese fighters today near Hong Kong and returned fire with its three pounders. No American casualties were reported.

Hong Kong China The Christian College

Fountain to Be Erected in Eastside Lake Park

East Side park continues improvements with a new fountain planned for the lake between the thrillion and the power house. The fountain will draw water and shoot it thirty feet into the air, with colored lights casting a rainbow spray at night. Additional amenities include upgraded tourist camp facilities with sheltered ovens.

East Side Park Thrillion

Trouble appoints Latter officers in threatening posture

Officers of the Latter group face scrutiny as tensions rise during a meeting. The atmosphere grows tense with confrontations and warnings of further action. Community leaders urge calm and orderly conduct amid the dispute.

Wen

Thomas Graham Buys Hupmobile Eight

Thomas Graham purchases a Hupmobile Eight from the factory and receives delivery by Thursday morning. The Hupmobile plant reports high demand for the straight eight, with strong sales in the past year. The newly delivered car is fully equipped with features from arm rests to luggage tires, as the factory expands to also produce four cylinder models.

Shaban Hupmobile Hu Ile Graham Hup

School principal change noted in local report

A partial OCR fragment reports a school and principal change with names partially garbled. The readable bits mention Shields as a principal and Sie as the school, with reference to tenure and a past eighteen mention, but many details are unreadable.

Ater Hee Shields Hh Sie Mise Eile Been Peteahan

Thursday's Best Radio Feature in WLS Schedule

Radio listings summarize a Thursday night feature across WLS Chicago and KFI Los Angeles with performances from opera and symphony broadcasts. The schedule mentions Chicago 8 p m CST and various stations including KFI WEAR WSAI and WF connected to a program lineup featuring bands and orchestral pieces.

WLS Chicago Nate Oe Gounod Banda

Bank Robbery By Youthful Bandits Ends With Escape

Indianapolis June 11 two young bandits robbed the Federal Savings Trust branch at Sixteenth and Illinois stealing 4300 after a running gun battle with motorcycle officer Hiram Fisher. Fisher fired while guiding his bike. bandits fled in a silver car. C F Mitchell cashier placed with other employees on the floor as the robbers escaped with the cash. The bandits, both under 21, fled after the chaotic hold up and pursuit.

Indianapolis Fietehier Savings & Trust Company Sixteenth Illinois Hiram Fisher Fisher Fiser C. F. Mitchell Mitchell Oth Bank Ms Two

Mount Vernon Garage Owner in Fatal Shootout

Mt Vernon Ind June 11. Mt Vernon police chief J W Moses shot in front of the prosecutor’s office by garage man John Deerington after Moses attempted to serve a warrant. Deerington fled, later killed himself. officials scour the countryside for Deerington while Moses is hospitalized and expected to recover. Liquor found at Deerington’s home earlier in the day.

Mt. Vernon Ind J.’ W. Noses Ton Toha Ddy Darrington Moses Oses Ead Posey County John Deerington J. H. Moses Deerington Moseiss Derzingrm

City Beautiful contest to honor Washington lawns

Washington launches a city beautification contest urged by Mayor J W McCarty. Residents are invited to submit names within days to enter, with local merchants pledging premiums. The aim is orderly sanitary yards and gardens, improving the town through collective effort.

Washington J. W. McCarty McCarty Prem Heo Ae Podyitees

Two Hurt in Minor Accidents at Local Construction Site

Dallas Wilson, a construction worker on the EMTOAD project at Hudsonville, suffered a broken leg just above the knee after an incident at the site. Mrs. William Clark waited on both Wilson and the other injured man as medical aid arrived.

Dallas Wilson Hudsonviea William Clark Wilson

Runaway Boy Found Near Alfordsville

Twelve year old Goble from Ogden street ran away after dispute with his mother over visiting an aunt. He left about 2:30 yesterday and was found near Alfordsville last night by his father and an uncle after walking there.

Me Goble Georg Goble Ogden Street P Temcim Fordeville

Bread industry woes persist in ongoing shortages

The report notes continued strain in the bread sector with widespread shortages and rising prices. Officials acknowledge supply chain disruptions and labor challenges affecting bakers and retailers across multiple regions. Local consumers face fewer options and higher costs as shortages persist.

Jasper Jury Awards Woman $2200 in Love Mine Suit

A Jasper Indiana jury awarded Mrs. Alice Wilson a $2200 verdict against coal mine operator Sargeant of Newburg and Evansville. The case claimed he promised marriage, then jilted her, with Sargeant admitting he was fond of Wilson but that she proposed first.

Jasper Ind Alice Wilson Boonville Newburg Evansville Sargeant

Canada vs United States on Arctic Lands Claim Dispute

The United States government chooses to have the MacMillan polar expedition ignore Canada’s sweeping claim to all discovered and undiscovered lands between Canada and the north pole unless Ottawa asserts the issue. The stance signals a diplomatic standstill pending Canadian pressure.

Canada North Pole

Large Barn Fire Reported in Mentone Indiana

Mentone Indiana June 11 The state fire marshal's office has been notified of a large barn fire on the Elliott Mannar property. The blaze destroyed about 700 bales of straw grain farm implements and other equipment. Estimated loss around four thousand dollars.

Mentone Ind Elliott Mannardgong Lews

Drop Flowers for Blimp Over G A R Boys

At Princeton Indiana a dirigible TC-7 hovered over a G A R encampment parade. Veterans lined the street as the massive airship showered flowers. Bracketed by local dignitaries, the scene reflected a 1920s era pageant with a roaming air spectacle.

Priceton Ind Ane Wien Ft. Wayne

Ape Mail Fraud Trial Mention Brought Up In Court

June 11, 1925 newspaper snippet notes cases involving fraud connected to mail parcels. It references an ongoing court discussion and lists concern over the alleged schemes amid other legal items. The brief fragment hints at a docket including criminal actions and postal misuse.

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