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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1927

Page

3

Top Heavy Misplay: Chicago Falls 12 2 to Phils

After twelve straight wins Chicago lost 12 to 2 to Philadelphia. Clarence Mitchell pitched six innings of one run ball as Phils pounded Blake Britihes and Jones for 14 hits. Wright stone Mohan and Spaulding led a three-hit effort. Boston beat Pittsburgh 8 to 3 with Waner extending his hitting streak to twenty games. In the AL, Cleveland topped Boston 6 3, New York beat St Louis 3 2, and Philadelphia routed Chicago 8 3 as Ruth exited early with a leg injury.

Chicago Phils Clarence Mitchell Blake Britlhes Jones Wrigtstone Mohan Spaulding Joe Dawson Louisville Boston Pittsburgh Paul Waner Brooklyn Cincinnati Donohue Doak Reds Art Nint St. Louis New York Cleveland Indians Hudlin Wiltse Miller Shaute Shocker Browns Merehart Ruth Philadelphia Walberg Philelphia Barnabe and Blankenship Cobb Lisenbee Wington Detroit Collins Triis Speaker

Larkin Tower Height Approved as World Record Plan

Sheriff George W. Abel pleads guilty to stealing a gun from Frank Inman in Shoals. He receives a ninety day sentence and a $22 fine. The Larkin Tower in New York, proposed at 1200 feet, is described as more than a vision and aims to become the world’s tallest structure.

New York George W. Abel Frank Inman

Fatty Arbuckle to star in Baby Mine revival on Broadway

Fatty Arbuckle, once toppled by the Virginia Rappe case, returns to Broadway in a revival of Baby Mine. The photo shows him at a rehearsal as he prepares for the comeback on the legitimate stage.

Roscoe Fatty”) Arbuckle Virginia Rapp Hodge Gspel

Prize Boners and Ball Tossers in Cubs Giants Outfield

A Chicago baseball anecdote era highlights the habit of tossing balls to fans in the bleachers after final outs. Wilson nearly caused a scoring error by misjudging outs, while others like Elsh and Gessler are cited for similar misplays and crowd-pleasing tosses.

Cubs York Chicago Doc” Gessler

Lightning Arrestor Damaged By Sudden Accident

A lightning arrestor at the substation of the company was damaged in a sudden incident. The event caused a significant alarm but no further details are clear. No injuries are reported, and the cause remains under investigation.

Loogootee

Fragmented OCR Finds Odd Octopus Incident and Half Price Dates

An unclear OCR snippet mentions an octopus, a diver, and a fataler event tied to a diver near an incident on the floor for an hour. It references a body brought to the surface, a damaged fish net, and a submerged man. Also mentions July 1 as a half price date and Indiana automobile license division.

E. Usci Port Aeridia Indiana Automobile Licenge Division Plus Dartment Itcto

Plans Near Finish For Fort Sackville Memorial

The Clark Memorial Commission plans a land purchase near Fort Sackville in Vincennes Indiana to build a memorial shrine. The estimated cost is 506000 with a four mill levy by the 1927 legislature for two years, plus 1750000 from Congress and other funds. A 1929 celebration is planned to honor Clark and the Revolution in the West. Commission members include William Fortune as chairman with Indiana officials and civic leaders from Bloomington Indianapolis Terre Haute South Bend Corydon and Lafayette.

Fedaaiband George Pees Fort Sackville Vizanal Ind Clark Miss Congress State Sun Knoxles of Vine West William Fortune Indiana Ewing Emil Vintennes James A. W Burh Bloomington Lea Burns Indianapolis Francis Gavisk Jackson Thomas Taggart Ann Studebaker Carlisle South Bend Clem J. Richards Terre Haute Frank Culbertson Vincennes

Repainting St. John’s Theran Church Progresses in Loogootee

Work on St. John’s church in Loogootee advances with repainting and redecorating completed. highway crews on State Road 50 near widened approach now allow cars to pass the structure. Frank Hebble of Indianapolis was taken to Putnamville, stake

St. John’stheran Loogootee Eeferers Considera Y Frank Hebble Indianapolis Putnamyville

Son testifies in slaying trial at Greenfield court

In Greenfield Indiana June 18 a crowded court room heard Clarence Russell 21 a Butler University graduate testify in the murder trial of his father Karl Russell for killing his mother Stelle Russell in their Indianapolis home last August 17. The knife was drawn as he ran to her rescue. Mrs Margaret Baken sister of the dead woman testified she was present. Geete Russell another son testified that after the murder his father watched Clarence carry his mother to an automobile bound for the hospital. The defense will plead insanity.

Greenfield Ind Clarence Russell Butler University Karl Russell Stelle Mge Russell Indianapolis Margaret Baken

Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues

Results from American and National Leagues listed with scattered scores and incomplete team names. Milwaukee at Louisville in rain. Washington beat Detroit one to three. Cleveland and Boston posted wins. New York and Philadelphia noted with unclear scores. Chicago and Brooklyn games also recorded with partial details.

Pere Fae Grebie L. Pet Toledo Feneeees Milwaukee Ee Minneapol Wee Kansas City “ S St. Paul Bhoe & Indiana A Louisville Columbus Sohbbon Chicagoi Ean Philadelpia Washingto Detroit Clevelan Ome Ae St. Louis Lamon Inn Boston National Pet Pittsburgh Chicago One St. Louis Q New York Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati American Associat Indianapolis Manone City Minneapolis Galumbus Toledo St. Loil Milwaukee Amerineseague Washington Cleveland

Spencer Daily Evening World to Launch Wednesday

The Spencer Evening World, first daily paper in Owen County, will debut Wednesday February 29. Publisher George W. Purcell, a noted Indiana newspaper man, will jointly publish Spencer and Bloomington Evening World, outlining plans for full equipment and up-to-date reporting that serves the community’s best interests.

Speacer Evening World Owen County Furie George W. Purcell Purcell Spencer Bloomington Chy Pubeek

Verdict in Vincennes case death by own action

In Vincennes the jury returned a verdict of death by own action for Paul Hataly. His body was found at 13 Ritterska Avenue with slashes and a bullet wound on June 9. The investigation is regarded as closed, with Mrs. Hataly still hospitalized after her husband’s son was found injured.

Vincennes Jhine Paul Hataly Ritterska Sp Avenue Roner. Beckes’ Ietaton Hata

Farm Barn and Silo Destroyed by Fire Near Shoals

Fire swept a large frame barn and silo at Noah Kerps’s farm south of Shoals, wiping out silage hay and farm implements. Kerps, a well known farmer and livestock dealer, reportedly faced substantial losses.

Noah Kerps

New Bakery Owner Takes Over Loogootee Shop

Craig Fitzpatrick of Lintoh has assumed ownership and operation of the Home Bakery in Loogootee. The business transition occurred in June, with the bakery now under new management.

Loogootee Craig Fitzpatrick Lintoh Fly Operatin Spaulding

Martin County to Have New Attendance Officer

Martin County will appoint a new attendance officer when the next school year begins. Mrs E O Osborn of Shoals won the election, defeating Mrs Eph McCormick of nil place who had served four years. In Rushville, several fires in northern Rush county are suspected to be caused by an arsonist.

Loogoot Martin County E. 0. Osborn Shoals Eph McCormi Nil Rushville Rush County A. Ott

Mrs William Clayton Dies After Prolonged Illness

Mrs William Clayton died near Beeast of town after several months of illness from a tumor. Funeral services were at the Bailey church and interment was in Walnut Hill Cemetery. Surviving are five children Dorothy Thelma Bova Katherine Ruth and others.

Elnora William Clayton Baile Church Walnut Hill Cemetery Dorothy Thelma Bova Katherine Ruth

Spring Installment Tax Divided by Trustees

Trustees of Martie ea wee con ng of Loosgvaiye and Shia divided the spring installment of taxes with auditor H. Franklin. The fragmentary record notes a local fiscal action and a named official overseeing the process.

Martie Ea Wee Con Gourly H. Franklin

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