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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1923

Page

2

Bootleg immigration debate spreads beyond borders

A New York report outlines a broad push to smuggle people into the United States via Cuba, Canada, and Mexico. The Foreign Language Information Service highlights how weak border barriers and visa rules enable journeys, with cases of families paying agents and facing long waits or deportation.

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Turbulent maritime accident and suspensions reported

Fragmented text describes maritime disruptions and a suspension of service on a Mt Vernon line. It mentions Tadlock involved in a rescue incident with Mel Divett, a houseboat on a river, and heavy currents causing a man to be swept from a vessel. Nearby lines reference trucks and rail lines in disarray.

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Rains Cause Heavy Flood Near Rivers and Creeks

Torrential rains sway Ohio River tributaries raising water levels across the region. Pigeon Creek swelled and poured into the Ohio, endangering homes and property at its mouth. Creeks crest at Union Township, with three and a half inches of rain in the past forty days reported. Water damage reported across farms and rural areas, while the Ohio River measured one foot six inches rise in twelve hours.

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