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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1924
Page
7
Washington notes a split in the Republican ranks over the Mellon Plan and tax reduction as President Coolidge vetoes the plan amid Democratic counter moves. The piece cites Sen. La Follette weighing a run with possible support from Democrats if a progressive nominee emerges.
Two doctors including Karl M Bowman examined Richard Loeb at the county jail as defense attorneys seek expert opinion to support an insanity defense for Nathan Leopold Jr and Loeb. Darrow said more alienists will test the youths while visitors called on them. The state prepared to counter insanity claims with witness questioning. A threat from New York students urged the defense to quit, urging a crisis over the case.
Newspaper note by Harry Munt outlines Democratic party deliberations over potential primary contenders. The piece references committee discussions and unnamed names under consideration for upcoming races.
In Los Angeles the women’s jail ward will offer occupational training to erring inmates. Courses include millinery dressmaking fancy work and painting with all proceeds after material costs going to the girls. The program aims to educate and provide income to help them start life on the right track.
The piece outlines aged Ralston as a probable nominee amid a split Democratic party. It notes a strong wet faction pressing Smith or a wetter candidate, speculates on how Ralston’s age affects support, and weighs possible second choices like Maryland’s Techie or New Jersey’s Silver, ending with uncertainty about the ticket.
Otto Schaaf of Jasper forwards a note to Leslis Ham from this city about the bad stretch of road in the southern part of Daviess County. He cites business concerns in Washington and urges the county commissioners to address the blocked route from Alfordsville to the bridge, stressing the road's urgent need for improvement.
Warsaw Indiana June reports a protest by union men against the county board of commissioners purchase of shoes and supplies for the county infirmary from the Indiana State Prison at Michigan City. The San Francisco-based American Owafian Steamship Company plans a $6 million trans Pacific liner with 500 first class berths and room for 100 more in emergencies.
Indiana doctors urge careful evaluation of headaches as potential warning signs. Analyze pain type and location, timing, and accompanying symptoms to find underlying causes, seek thorough examination if needed, and treat sources such as diet, blood pressure, or sinus issues.
The article explains headache origins from brain diseases to eye and ear issues, sinus problems, toxins, and functional causes like seasickness. It warns against mistaking pain for cure, notes relief from proper glasses, and stresses careful examination to identify the underlying condition.
Mrs. Sylvester Vanderschmidt of 2013 East Louisiana street was awakened by a stranger who choked her into unconsciousness and stole a diamond ring worth two. detectives pursue a masked suspect believed linked to earlier assaults, described as possibly a moron and unseen in a dark room.
Indianapolis, June 14. A broken bulb on a Christmas tree over a year ago started a campaign of abuse against Mrs. Vergie Brown. She testified today at a big trial on assault charges against her husband, Vergie Brown, who received a suspended farm sentence. The remarks reflect the era's stance on poverty and morality.
United Press report from Geneva notes a setback in the League of Nations anti-slavery campaign as enslaved Ethiopians in Abyssinia resist freedom. It cites slave markets and taxation, with slaves reportedly preferring not to be freed.
Roy Graves seeks a divorce from his wife claiming a brief June romance in Indianapolis led to a rapid marriage. He asserts the marriage lasted only four weeks before he discovered fault and sought termination in court.
In Muncie Indiana local taxpayers filed several days ago a remonstrance against the bond issue for building a new high school gymnasium. The hearing occurred this week before members of the state tax board. The comment mocks politics and implies delays until funds melt away.
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