13 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text references baseball playing Sunday with scattered names and phrases. It mentions players, a venue, and stray terms like Wister and Loreen, but the fragmentary content lacks coherent events, scores, or clear participants.
A garbled report describes police outfits and gear found early in the morning. Mentions warm places, officers, hats, brass items, and chilly conditions affecting readiness. Local observers note discomfort with attire and gear quality.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a historic local inspector appointment story with garbled names and phrases. It mentions Indianapolis and June 13, involving a writ, silk path, and protests, with potential retirement timing and electoral context. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
Textile listing notes fine woven Haj Balbriggan union suits with stitch details. Includes material notes and size range for sale or auction. No further context or seller details provided.
The case before Judge Croserup in the United States rests on a railway dispute involving the Pullman Company and the Sleeping Car line. The commission considers Northern railway alignment in its proceedings and the decision impacts work standards aboard the line.
A chaotic OCR era fragment references Oklahoma victory steps and a state seal, with names and places garbled. It alludes to a race or political move labeled the first step toward victory, mentioning Guthrie and the state office, but the text is severely corrupted and unreadable in parts.
The article reports that Hon Alvin Padgett is named trustee of the reformatory by the governor. It notes approval yeas and nays from the vote and outlines dates and names of officials involved in the appointment process. The piece references regional departments and mentions the commission and subsequent actions.
A government contractor faces a labor dispute as a company sues a union in Chicago over yard operations. The case centers on wage and work rule disagreements affecting dispatch and maintenance. Local courts are set to hear motions next month.
A garbled report describes telephone use connected to memorial services and disputes over a railway company led by officials named in the fragment. It references a complex arrangement and suggests rates and service charges tied to transportation or memorial acts.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Lees, Sunday events, a list of unclear names, and references to places like Bret and Miss Hehe Ne. It hints at a local context with offices, a corpus, and a person named Manes in an office holding, but details are unreadable. The piece reads like a damaged newspaper fragment with scattered proper nouns and vague actions.
Fragmented OCR text about Bernard Mugen with unclear context and garbled phrases. Mentions a Sunday reading, possibly a railway topic, and several unreadable terms. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond Bernard Mugen.
A chorus girl died in a car crash with a second casualty and injuries reported. Police identified the deceased as a performer linked to a local theater. The wreck occurred after a party, with others injured and investigators gathering details.
The case centers on a man accused of driving his wife to insanity. Proceedings mention a December incident and a weapon allegation as witnesses describe events leading to the alleged mental break. The court hears testimony about threats and physical acts amid a tense domestic dispute.
A local shop offers a broad range of engraved watches bracelets and zinc jewelry for commencement gifts. New novelties and ready to ship items target diverse tastes with quick availability and friendly service.
Incomplete OCR text references a real estate company incorporation with scattered terms including stock and officers, mentioning Murphy and Tnerahary in unclear context. The fragment provides no clear event date, location, or outcomes to confirm a full item.
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