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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1932

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Indiana Delegates Debate Vice Presidential Favorite Son

Indiana Republicans at the national convention waver over naming a vice presidential candidate. Governor Harry G. Leslie refuses to run while Senator James Watson is rumored as a choice, and Indiana’s delegation argues over the prohibition plank. Will Hays hosts a large Indiana dinner as delegates await resolutions. Morgan and Ball address the gathering amid lively floor speculation.

Fred Harcryecods United Stad Chio Stadium Harry G. Leslie Indiana Leslie United Press Hoosier Will Hays Palmer House Harold van Orman Evansville Lieunt Hays van Orman American Hotel Association Alma Purdue Charles Gates Dawes George Ball Muncie Lake County

Check Forger Is Held Here For Fraudulent Checks

Earl Vanvieet, a former resident south of Wheatland in Knox county, was arrested by Knox county deputy Westfall and Daviess county Sheriff Rankin. He faces arraignment in Washington on charges of passing fraudulent checks. Victims include the Farm Bureau along with Dan Carlin and John Jerger. Vanvieet to be arraigned before Judge Hastings for a plea.

Earl Vanvieet Wheatland Knox County Westfall Ed Rankin Daviess County Washington Vanvieet Farm Bureau Dan Carlin John Jerger M. S. Hastings

Fragmented Weather Note Within Rainy Mooring Summary

An OCR fragment describes months of heavy rain and a perception of worsening conditions. It references observers and a rough, jumbled account of rain patterns and impacts, with words like mooring and vein suggesting disrupted infrastructure or weather reporting.

Troop 70 Flag Day Program At First Methodist Church

Troop 70 held a Flag Day program starting at 1 30 o clock from First Methodist church to Main street park drawing a fair audience. Winners listed include Ray Baker Segend Ernest Meade Tractor contest Beavers first and Wolves third. Tug of War Wolves first Eagles second Beavers third. Participants include LeRoy Dusan Ko Hill Pete Meade McKown Ralph Booth Art Tombaugh and others.

First Methodist Church Tike Main Street Ct Ray Baker Segend Ernest Meade Beavers Wolves Ernest | Meade Baker Eagles Par Cipmtir Wees LeRoy Dusan Ko » Hill Pete Meade McKown Ralphs Booth Bee Rock Art Tombaugh Patroh Don Eslinger Alvir Ghate Gene C

Demonstration for President Hoover disrupts 1932 convention

An improvised demonstration for President Hoover interrupted the Democratic national convention for about twenty minutes. The event began with staged signs of spontaneity but gained momentum, with speeches referencing Hoover and tensions over party leadership. A large state flag was raised amid chants and disruption by delegates from Wisconsin and California.

Hoosver Hoover Betrand Snell Dribe House of Canternia California Wisconsin

Republicans Open No 8 Convention With Prohibition Debate

The Republican No 8 Convention opens its bed day session at noon with two main items on the agenda: a decision on prohibition and selection of a vice presidential nominee. Reports note Dawes declining the nomination if offered and discussions on replacing Curtis with a vice presidential candidate. A tentative draft of the Republican platform, completed after a long subcommittee session, addresses prohibition and the right to regulate the amendment under consideration.

Perma T Snell New York Stadium Chicago Washington, D.C Senator Watson Jana United Press Today Charles. G. Dawes Offeratson Congress Hotel Rmations Wiith Wu Resolutions Committee

Bonham Granted Reprieve From Execution In Illinois

Springfield June 15 Governor L L Emerson granted Howard C Bonham who was to die in the electric chair for the Tulupan murder a reprieve until July 22 The measure relieves the pressure of Friday’s scheduled execution in Chicago and delays the case.

Springfield Ill C. Bonham Chicago Tulupan L. L Emerson

Means Sentenced to Fifteen Years in Ransom Plot

Washington June 15 Geeton B Means was sentenced to a fifteen year term after his conviction earlier in the week for stealing $100000 from Mrs Evalyn Walsh M as part of a ransom scheme for her return

Washington Geeton B. Means Evalyn Walsh M

Labor leaders plan Sunday meeting for city’s Labor Day

Plans by local labor groups and the Chamber of Commerce to organize the city’s Labor Day celebration involve 190 or more representatives at Mastside Park next Sunday. A Chamber committee will represent the group, including George H Krempp Charles A Kidwell Paul R Bausman Henry Backes Ben Allen Pat S O'Donnell A O Arthur 8 58 Scott Hugh L Cox Ralph G Hastings Harry V Hyatt Mell Meyer J E Pershing A O Fulkerson C E Hayes A Carson and Frank Vondersehmitt.

Chamber of Commerce Mastside Park George H Krempp Charles A. ‘Kidwell Paul R. Bausman Henry Backes Ben Allen Pat S. O'Donnell A O. Arthur Scott Hugh L Cox Ralph G. Hastings Harry V. Hyatt Mell Meyer J. E Pershing A. O. Fulkerson C. E. Hayes Frank Vondersehmitt

Alfred E Taylor dies at 47 in Bloomington

Alfred E Taylor aged 47, brother of Mrs Edith Summers of Cannerburg, died at his Bloomington home after a year long illness from heart disease and complications. He formerly lived in Bicknell where he worked as a painter and paperhanger. He leaves a widow and one daughter Mrs Dorothy P Wininger of Bicknell, plus one brother and three sisters all of Bicknell and Edith Summers of Cannerburg. The funeral was held at Bicknell today.

Alfred. E. Taylor Edith Summers Cannerburg Bloomington Taylor Bicknell Dorothy P. Wininger Max Taylor Lena Dalton Mary Banktin

Relative of local man dies Monday in Dale Ind

A relative said Ross Fuller 40, nephew of a local man, died Monday in Dale Indiana. Fuller's wife is a sister of Ibert J. Wede king of the Indiana Highway Commission.

Vc. Meédcalf Dale Ind Ross Fuller Fuller Ibert. J. Wedeking Indiana Highways Commission

Appointment as gpeaester at Wheat land Ind reported

Dispatches from Washington state that D lutedees and G ts for appointment as gpeaester at Wheat land Indiana were recorded, indicating an official nomination or designation pending. The item notes the role and location, reflecting a government staffing notice in progress.

Washington, D

Ironing Out Curves In State Highway 57

Indiana state highway commission plans to smooth all curves on State Road 57 from Evansville to Indianapolis. Curves will be lengthened and widened to 1300 feet with pavement widened to 23 feet, while overall Road 57 pavement may widen to 20 feet from the standard 13. Officials say the project aims to improve safety on the north south trunk route.

State Highway Commission Indiana Evansville Indianapolis Washington Mary

Reliance at Loogootee to Make shirts

Reliance Factory at Loogootee will begin making white dress shirts instead of play suits within the next two weeks. E V Tolen, chief official, says the change stays within the Reliance organization with no layoffs or personnel changes.

Reliance Loogootee E. V. Tolen Loogcotes Reliace Tolen

Cow Testing Group Formed in Daviess County

A new Daviess County Cow Testing Association has been formed, announced by County Agent John Jensen, with seven members. Rex Thompson of Elnora is hired as tester and testing will occur bi monthly starting this month. Members include Graham Farms, Claude Aikman, Desco Newton, K. K. Dilley, Leren Cox of Elnora, John Sime of Odon, and N. L. Utterback.

Daviess County John Jensen Knox County Rex Thompson Elnora Graham Farms Claude Aikman Desco Newton K. K. Dilley Leren Cox

Glendale Man Found Dead in Manila P I

Asbury J. Steen of Glendale Indiana was found dead last night half buried in a ditch near Manila. Police suspect murder but lean toward accident. Steen had been missing since Monday after arriving in Manila in 1808 with Company B of the 30th Infantry and later engaged in business there.

Asbury J. Steen Glendale Ind Manila Steen 30Th Infantry

Tax totals in county reach 1.2 million dollars in spring收

County Treasurer Wm C Camp released a tentative tally showing spring taxes collected at 1 202 430 64 with Washington township leading at 837 119 94 and other township and city totals including Washington 140 058 04 Odon 12 812 61 Steele 32 162 60 Cannelburg 1 404 14 Barr 48 116 26 Veale 15 118 79 Madison 916 715 45 Elmore 27 840 40 Bogard 23 905 aa.

Wm. C. Camp Washington Township Steele Cannerburg Barr Veale Madison Alfordsville Reeve Elmore Montgomery Jainville Harrison Flnora Bogard

Dorothy Ne Sings for Kiwanis Dinner

Dorothy Newland recent St Mary of the Woods graduate sang a group of songs for the Kiwanis club during their noon dinner at the Bluebird Confectionery. D N Nutter accompanied on piano. The solos were greatly enjoyed by the club.

Dorothy Newland St.Mary-of-the-Woods Kiwanis Club Bluebird Confectionery N. Nutter

Try Your Shear Luck Contest Hooked Readers

A promotional contest invites readers to submit themed subjects with correct and neat assembly. Twelve subjects printed, prizes awarded by correctness and presentation. Entrants urged to extend the effort, decorate topics attractively, and retain outputs until contest ends.

Chamber of Commerce Reelects Officers for New Term

The Chamber of Commerce re elected last year's officers to serve another term with President Charles Ridgell Vice President Ben Allen Secretary Harry v Hyatt Treasurer C 4 ayes. Chairs for various divisions include George H industrial John professional A C Arthur agriculture D M Pasley freight and traffic Pat O Donnell retail.

Chamber of Commerce Charles ‘Ridgell Ben. Allen George H A. C. Arthur D. M. ‘Pasley Pat O'Donnell

Funeral services held at Gain Funeral Home today

Funeral services were held this morning at 10 o clock for Cochran who died earlier. The interment took place at Gatien Grove Cemetery.

Gain Funeral Home Cochran Gatien Grove Cemetery

Vayhinger Rites Conducted Today

The funeral of Mrs. Rose Vayhinger was held this morning at St. Simon's Church with services at 9 o'clock and burial at St. John's Cemetery.

Rose Vayhinger St. Simon’s Church St. John’s Cemetery

Fowler Keith Family Visits Bloomington on Business

Mr and Mrs Fowler Keith and their son John from Bloomington were in town for a day of business activities.

Fowler Keith John Bloomington

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