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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
1
T Pierch died after a premature explosion during a shot at the Green Mound Mine. Investigators labeled the incident a fatal blast and authorities planned further inspection of blasting procedures at the site.
A 45 year old coal miner, Pierce, recently arrived from Terre Haute, was killed instantly in a premature explosion near the Green Mound Coal Company mine north of the Petershore road. An injured driver saw the blast. no others were harmed. Pierce had come to Terre Haute about three months ago, was said to be recently widowed, and may have a child in Evansville.
A Sinn Fein editor from Dublin spoke at St Simon's Hall on Treland detailing Ireland's struggle for self-rule. He argued England's policy created division, praised Sinn Fein for uniting Ireland, and criticized English banks and post office savings for funding English interests while Ireland lagged in development.
Article asserts Sinn Fein plans invade and control Ireland through force, condemning actions such as arrests without trial and suppression of markets. It accuses the movement of undermining shipping, industry, banking, and forestry while pledging to reclaim waste and rebuild coastlines.
Brother of T. Wade Wagshinigoa dies in Evansville hospital after being struck with a shovel by James Evansville man. Greenwell and Lesney reportedly involved in separate blows during the assault. victim succumbed to injuries. Investigation continues.
A Chicago visit June 19 finds United States Senator Robert La Follette avoiding a third party inquiry. Wisconsin leader declines to answer when pressed, saying nothing for publication. Report notes sighting in Manchester Minnesota and a terse exchange with reporters.
Joho Colberti, a 73 year old resident died suddenly Friday evening after a stroke. He was born in the county, worked as a teamster, and left a widow and four children George Helen Lonzer and James. Funeral arrangements set for the South Washington area with interment at Oak Grove Cemetery.
Colby states he does not seek the chairmanship and rejects a national contest position. He pushes for a permanent chair or other role, while supporters press for a chosen leader. In London a separate clash leaves several wounded as unionists seize a town briefly amid nationalist police actions.
Washington reports the Salat campaign of Warren G ve set to begin Monday with Republican party leaders. Meetings will form the backbone of the national committee's formal acceptance and surrounding relations with Mexico and Latin American policy. The described discussions include trade and foreign policy topics as leaders prepare for the forthcoming event.
A fragmentary report says McAddo, identified as a leading candidate for the Democratic nomination, was kept off the San Francisco convention ballot due to a decision described as irrevocable, with party leaders claiming duty governs the path forward.
Fragmentary telegram mentions a presidential campaign and a Democratic delegate at large from Kangas. It references Tit McAdoo and rapid movement toward a possible nomination but is severely distorted and unreadable in parts.
The Federative Labor Federation of the United States held its annual convention in Denver with President Gompers re elected for the tenth time. Delegates planned to return to Washington to advance the labor program after adjournment.
A youth identified as Schwandner received a life sentence for the murder of Jaseyih Ken on the night of March 31. The court called the act one of world piloted murder, but spared the death penalty due to the defendant's mental state and arrested development. The confession was deemed more trustworthy than earlier statements, and the defense argued the youth was manipulated by others.
A telegram announces a May 2 1926 ruling on railroad representation and hearings affecting unions and employees in Chicago and surrounding areas. It orders locals to transmit notice immediately to prevent trouble as the decision takes effect May 1 and lists involved parties and officials.
An unclear OCR fragment suggests investigators question the Elwell case still unresolved. It hints at misdirection and uncertain leads involving Kilwed, Atlas Swann, and Gwinn while noting ongoing doubt about the ownership and identity of key figures.
Authorities seek help locating Joh & Norris who vanished after a report near Oden. Sheriff urges immediate tips from anyone who saw or spoke with Norris since the incident. All leads to Rez and contact Sheriff Faith.
Fragmentary notes recount the selection of Major General Lejeune as commandant amid discussion of Gen Barnett and Gen Daniels. References to Washington, Daniels praise, and wartime service hint at official appointment decisions and the succession process.
A fragment from a court record notes a physician describing a lizard in a stomach as about four to five inches long. The text also cites award figures in damages including $40,040 as a general increase and lists other damage totals across cases, with multiple named entities and monetary amounts.
In Duluth Minnesota state troops guard the city amid threats of mob violence after a lynching and a police assault. Reports describe damaged crops, harvest conditions, and weather disasters affecting farmers in Knox County and surrounding areas.
Frantic party primary results show Palmer leading the field with a two thirds requirement in doubt as delegates and votes distribute. The article lists key figures such as Attorney General Mitchell and Governor Cox among hopefuls, noting divisions within the Democratic and Republican camps and the struggle for a decisive nomination.
A garbled Chicago Democratic discourse shows pressure around nominating Wilson McAdoo and other figures. Reported interviews and party letters suggest Wilson may not seek the ticket while McAdoo faces pushback from factions.
News from the Petersburg area reports rising oil activity with multiple wells in progress. The Union field shows progress as drillers target sandstone layers with promising yields, while others churn toward deeper sand outlets as interest concentrates in the Dallas field.
A garbled note describes a business change on Main Street involving Mr Nae Schmitt and partners. The text mentions remodeling plans and the opening of a new or updated venture, with references to a modern music scene and street renovations.
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