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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1922

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Fire sweeps New York district destroying 1400 buildings

June 16 Arvorho New York 15 000 homeless and 16 blocks razed as fire roars through the bay area starting near the Hotel Nautilus. Firefighters and police suffered injuries while dynamite was used to check the blaze, with mansions and a bungalow colony wiped out and many residents fleeing in smoke and ruins.

Arvorho N.Y New York City Auburh Nautilus Hanilsdme Feslaonen Coscane Martin

Indiana opens bass and bluegill season under new law

Indianapolis June 16 opening day for the Indiana public waters bass and bluegill season drew thousands of anglers. Fish and game chief George N Mannfeld notes a new pocket pamphlet explains open and closed seasons and laws, with fifty thousand copies for free distribution to educate hunters and anglers and promote lawful compliance.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana George N. Mannfeld Fish and Game Division State Conservation Department Mannfeld The Conservation Department Tipo

Increases in Arrests and Fines Reported for 1932

The report shows more arrests and convictions in 1932 with eight months sentences and 1,126 people arrested. Total fines and costs reached 19 575 dollars with 83 876 guilty and costs of 323 7034 noted. The year 1932 saw higher conviction numbers and increased penalties compared with prior periods.

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Indiana Telephone Rate Hearing Details June 26

The Indiana Telephone Company seeks a new toll rate schedule at a June 26 hearing. The plan boosts person to person rates by up to 50 percent over station to station, with no increase for calls under thirty miles. About thirty percent of calls would rise, and seven percent would rise by five cents. General statewide effect anticipated.

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Hot Weather Drives Bathing Places to Popularity

The week’s heat brings crowds to McCormick’s beach and nearby bathing spots along the river. Dealers report strong demand for swim clothing and beach gear as residents seek early morning or late day dips. Charles McCormick plans new bath glass and a bath house to improve access for visitors south of the Mayso advising station.

Peari McCormick Ibal Jgetso Mayso iCharles McCormick

Knights of Columbus lodge room to host silver jubilee banquet

Workmen near completion of a handsome steel ceiling for the Knights of Columbus lodge room. A banquet is planned next Tuesday to honor Rev. William A Jochum marking his twenty-fifth year of service at St Marys Church. Mass at 9:30 will follow with many priests assisting.

Kof.c. Lodge Knights of Columbus Lodge Wiliam A Jochum St. Mary’s Churc St. Mary's Church

Dorsey Case Sees Jury Advised On Trial Delays

Judge Dillon adjourned court as defense in the Dorsey murder case sought delays for pending evidence and trial terms. Willis and Hement challenge blood stain evidence linking Dorsey to the scene while witnesses describe dog tracks, cattle barn finds, and remarks about crime and race relations.

Jauler Dillon Doréey Dorgey Tamber Bitetco Dorsey Evansville Colin Alexander Mrr Willis Bar Alexander I Draey Turner Willi iMlig Tifeny Reg. Ried Cummings Birdswire Ole Re J Killig Afid Tod

Sullivan Merchants Plan Half Day Off

Sullivan business group proposes weekly Thursday half day closing to provide a summer holiday for shoppers and workers. Members signaled support and plan a vote at the next Advertising Club meeting to formalize the plan.

Sullivan Sullivan, Siud Sullivan Merchant Advertising Club Ad Glos

Strike Impossible Says Daniel Willard

Idaho on June 16 reports Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad voiced belief that a nationwide railroad strike is impossible though a few men could be persuaded. He spoke while attending his son’s marriage in west Idaho. The article mentions narcotic traffic estimates and drug addicts in the United States.

Idaho Daniel Willard Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Danilil United Stati Es

Fragmentary OCR Summary Card

An OCR fragment mentions inches and a named person but lacks clear context or events. The readable bits reference measurements and a proper noun amid incomplete text. No verifiable incident, date, or location is present.

White Plains Blackmail Plot Tied to Ward Killing

The inside story links Walter Ward and Ralph to a blackmail scheme connected to the murder of Peters at a track. Investigators pursue Ward after an indictment for first degree murder and seek two alleged blackmailers named Ross and Wertie as possible accomplices.

White Plains Walter Ward Rency Reters Avis Justic Nish Brother She Ross Deputias Werd Walter Ward Ralph Mora Ats Oak Walter Backer Glayerice Peters Wagle Peters Tto

Washington Publicans Move to Oust Democrats from Treasury

In Washington the issue centers on a push by about 150 members of Congress urging the removal of Democrats from the Treasury amid claims of mismanagement and political interference. The petition, reportedly backed by Mellon supporters, demands a reassessment of the Treasury leadership and a broader reform within the administration.

Washington WiJune Moval Congress Harding Internat Reganio Blairig T Mellon Bribaryly Secretar Desiardagut

Rotary Club Holds First Meeting Under New President

Ralph Tirey chaired his first weekly Rotary luncheon at noon. He outlined a program emphasizing humanitarian work and social activities, and urged Rotarians to consider and accept committee assignments for the year.

Ralph Tirey Rotary Ck Elks Ralph Jemi Bere

Marconi's Voyage Tales Echo Across the Atlantic

Fragmentary notes recount Marconi testing signals from the Hudson River and near the Atlantic. A dated mention of June 16 hints at a journey or demonstration with the United States and ships, as Marconi discusses reception of signals and a possible arrival near New York time.

Oscillating Names in Historic Public Committee List

Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles from a president's year plan showing committees like WORK COMMITTEE FELLOWSHIP EDUCATION PUBLICITY and members such as Hyatt, Sam Barnett, Earl tach, W. J. Berns Holt McCary, Len Whetsell, Arthur Rang, Donadl, Bain Farris, Sam Boyd, and Chaipley Wilhar in a historical board roster.

Toi Roy Sifiie Thalrmba Ford Gross Ed ‘Egiler Ralp ‘Martin Elmer Hastings John 9Etatris Shaiembas Ben Allen Weauh Fornyald Game Hyatt Pan Sam ‘Barnett Sam' Boyd Pat Jchaipley Wilhar William Dale

Baptists Elect Officers at Northern Convention Vote Near End

Indianapolis June 16 Frederick Taylor of ree was nominated for president at the northern Baptists convention by the nominating committee. His election tomorrow was generally conceded amid a split between ultra conservatives and liberals who control the convention. Dr Frank Goodchild Newark was named second vice president as the floor fight centered on a move to allow the official convention organ to publish by private individuals. The motion, said to be liberals versus conservatives, was referred to the executive committee.

Indianapolis Ind Frederick Taylor Ree Northern Baptists Conventio Neal Frank Goodchild Newaok Joodchild

Ship Subsidy Bill Reported to House

The merchant marine committee reports the ship subsidy bill to the House. Debate centers on wartime tensions and enforcement of a three mile limit for vessels, with factions split over aid to shipping interests and prohibition-era concerns.

HOUSE Bill H Pa Vastill Métine Vill Peitch

Terre Haute Boy Drowns Near Brazil in River Incident

In Indiana, a Terre Haute youth drowned while visiting relatives near Brazil. He entered the river for a morning swim and was submerged for about twenty minutes before a postmaster and others pulled him to shore. Despite attempts with a lung inflator, revival failed.

Brazil Ind Bajder Terre Haute Bowling Green Artis Cullen

Reeve Granted Convicted Murderer Case In Terre Haute

Fragmentary report notes Reeve granted in Terre Haute Indiana amid talk of an interstate miners and operators conference. The text mentions United Mine Workers and a mention of Italy and large lemon production figures, but context is unclear due to damaged OCR.

Miners and Rail Workers Talk of Joint Action

Cincinnati June 1 reports say United Mine Workers and railroad unions may meet here soon to discuss wage-cut protests. John L Lewis leader of the miners is due in Cincinnati tomorrow for a joint conference with railroad officials led by B M Jewell to decide on a coordinated response.

Cincinnati United Mine Workers Lewis Jewall William Green United Mine Spere Gtte

Tornado Toll Hits Twin Cities and Wisconsin Counties

A severe tornado tore through the Twin Cities area and western Wisconsin last night, injuring several people and causing property damage across multiple counties. Emergency crews report scattered casualties and ongoing search efforts as residents assess the wreckage.

St. Paull Minn Twin Cities Wisconsin

Pageant program rehearsal highlights eighth grade event

The first complete rehearsal of the Pageant to be given at Astide Park Saturday marks the annual eighth grade commencement exercises. About 400 children will take part. the program depicts education’s progress at home and in school. Indiana Teacher Association's James E. Gilley asks attendees with automobiles to meet at the courthouse at 8 o'clock for a parade assembly.

Astsidé Indiana James. E. Gilley Sunty Guperin Auf

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