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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1925

Page

4

Capital and Labor Split in Supreme Court Ruling

A fragmented Supreme Court decision addresses labor and capital roles in industrial disputes. The Kansas open shop experiment, railroad wage conflicts, and antitrust questions feature amid cases testing union power and interstate commerce. The report covers how rulings affect local and international unions and their leverage against employers.

IULE United W. Pl United States Supreme Court Pennsylvania Railroad Railroad Labor Board Kansas Coal Comny Mine Workers Supreme Court Arkansas International Mon California Kansas Court Henry J. Allen Ian Canada International

Life to crops after weekend rains boosts growth

Crops show strong life post weekend showers with corn, tomatoes and other fields recovering from drought. Farmers report knobby corn stalks turning color, shoulder-high growth in many areas, though some fields near Phainville show less rain. Wheat harvesting progresses in parts as weather cooperates.

Saty Einard Phainville Genertu

Sunday Mission Event Held at Methosone Church El Nora

A Sunday event from Daviess county will be held at Methosone Episcopal church in El Nora on Sunday afternoon June 1 at 2 o clock. The program includes congregational songs readings and talks by Sunday school workers with participants including George Cunningham Leone Trompson Imo Weaver Mabel Dillon Nugent and Albert Malone among others.

Daviess ‘County Elnora George ’ Cunningham Trompson

Knights of Columbus End State Convention Opens

The twenty fourth annual convention of the Knights of Columbus Indiana state council met at the Gibault Home south of Terre Haute yesterday. Officers were elected in the afternoon with Timotha P. Galvin of Hammond named state deputy and Harry Fitzgerald of Evansville elected state secretary. Herbert J. Zahn of Huntington was re elected plate treasurer, John P. O'Donnell of Munceton reelected state advocate, John A. Hayes of Lafayette to a second term as state warden. Albert J. Venema of Evansville retired as state deputy and John W. Pugh of Indiana served the past term.

Terre Haute Int Siae Knights Gibault Timotha P Galvin Hammond Harry Fitzgerald Evansville Herbert J. Zahn Huntinton

Indiana pages echo towns and townsfolk events

Scattered notes from Indiana towns report birthdays and avocations. Jailed youths near Tipton are mentioned with torn fragments of names and places. Warsaw, Kosciusko county ministers and lake region anglers anticipate a busy season at Lake Wawasee with expected strong fishing. Parish and church groups gather for conventions and youth activities as communities proceed through late spring.

RS ‘Park Board ASCE Indiana Lake Wawasee

Scientific Slayer Held to Be Sane in California

In Los Pecos California a man accused of gassing his wife was judged sane by three age mental experts. The dentist who examined him said there is no evidence of insanity. The report notes the case hinges on the alleged murder weapon and motive.

Los Pecs Calif Youns

You Know a Tonic Is Good When It Makes You Hungry

A fragment describes a tonic advertised as strengthening and invigorating with emphasis on appetite. The text mentions a tasteless chill tonic and hints at its claimed health benefits. No clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable.

Pike Wheat Yield Heavier Than 1924 Record

Weather and field notes report stronger wheat yields in Pike County than in 1924 with acres planted and harvest prospects improving. Winds on Friday hinder spraying as growers begin to work beet melon and tomato plots while widespread weeds emerge and farmers battle them.

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Monthly Concerts by First Regiment Hand in Vincennes

The Advertising Club of Vincennes arranges for the First Regiment Band of that city to present a monthly concert series. Details indicate a regular sale day for tickets and performances, promising steady musical entertainment for locals.

Club of Vincenges

Three Workmen Die in Gas Accident in Chicago

Three men perish after being overcome by gas during a construction task in Chicago. Two others collapse but survive as rescue teams rush to the scene. The incident underscores the dangers of worksite gas exposure during a drought era.

Chicago

Neighbor’s Advice Praised By Mrs Fields For Kidney Relief

Mrs Elizabeth Fields of 208 Ogden St recounts severe back pain dizziness headaches and kidney irregularities. She credits a Smoot’s remedy advertised by a local dealer in Buffalo New York for relief after using a product labeled as dhutsa.

Erson Washington Elizabeth Fields Ogden St Soho Fields Buffalo N. Y Ady

Sullivan and Smith Are Shooting It Out

Walter Sullivan and Rastus Smith participated in an Eagle Gun Club exhibition this afternoon. Sullivan kept his word by breaking clay targets with a revolver, drawing interest from club members and bystanders.

Walter Sullivan and Smith Rastus Fete

Rainfall deficit remains for crop recovery in Indiana

Indianapolis June 16. The monthly report by M M Justin federal agricultural statistician notes two to three inches of rain are still needed to restore favorable growing conditions for crops. Hay harvests in some areas rely on rain while oats and pasture use are affected.

Indianapolis Gemmi-Monthly M. M. Justin Tediona

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