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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
4
The piece analyzes a political figure described as superbly American and deeply rooted in American foundations. It emphasizes belief in law obedience, the people's consent as authority, and faith in cooperative labor relations, advocating an American path to world engagement and national sovereignty.
Thomas D. Slimp appointed special judge for the Harned avenue remonstrancy. hearing scheduled for the morning of June 17. West fork of White river near standstill, rising only 1.5 inches at the pumping station. Durde Breeders Association meeting set for Saturday at 7:30 in the county agents office, courthouse. A life buoy placed at Eastside lake by Boy Scouts for drownings. Alligay-Barber race track to host several Fourth of July horse races. Robert Leach in Indisita state reformatory at Pendleton after parole. previously circulated bogus checks and left Washington. Radio fans in Washington listened to the Republican convention with clear speeches and applauding delegates. multiple radio stations disrupted programs during the session. Locals monitor St. Louis Post Dispatch reports. Friday the fifth noted. Joseph Cook, son of Dr T R Cook of Bloomfield, discharged from Davis County Hospital after arm correction surgery.
Sealed notice from Indio dates June 25 outlines purses for Pike County racing meet starting July 29 and running to August 2. Purses include 2:39 pace 350, 2:18 pace 350, 2:30 trot 350, 3:25 pace 360, quarter mile runs 150, 200, half mile events, and an automobile half mile dirt track 750 with prize breakdowns. Many horses listed but final details partially garbled.
In Indianapolis on June 12 preliminary enrollments show 13 000 to 14 000 teachers will take summer training courses. The increase is linked to a state licensing law raising standards for teachers not university or college graduates. All courses are for advanced instructors with beginning teachers delayed to fall enrollment.
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