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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1928

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Eight Dead in Stricken Southwest Region

Weather and flood disaster across Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas and Missouri. Rivers rose and overflowed while towns near Blair Hedrick and Kennett faced levee breaches. Red Cross called for a 25000 relief fund as 2000 homeless and 100000 acres underwater.

Kansas City Kansas Oklahoma Jackson County Arkansas Blair Hedrick Oklo Health Department Red Cross Neosho Verdigris Cottonwood White River Newport Stephens Ark Dunklin County Kennett

Country Club Plans Fourth of July Celebration

The Washington Country club schedules a July 4 program with golf tournaments for members, a picnic supper, and a large fireworks display. Families may attend the event. public attendance is limited to members. The celebration follows a day of activities organized by the tournament committee and club officials.

Washington Country Club

Eastside Park Ads Draw Tourists And Locals

Thousands visit Eastside Park each year and residents push for better advertising with road signs guiding tourists to the beauty spot. Tourists encountered at a local filling station note the park’s appeal and lack of prominent signs.

Indiana Eastside

Ritchie Withdraws. Smith Support Drawn From Maryland

Governor Albert Ritchie yesterday withdrew from the Democratic presidential race and endorsed Governor Alfred E. Smith. Ritchie said a party must not let personal advancement block its success and defended Southern patriotism and self governance. He refused the vice presidency if offered. Maryland’s 16 votes on first ballot favor Smith, giving him a solid lead for Houston. A separate note urges Washington’s Eastside Park signage to guide tourists and boost public access.

Baltimore Albert C. Ricthie Ofterday al Smith Len Gov. Ritchie South Houston Ritchie Washington Alfred EB. Smith Maryland Albert Ritchie Smith United Press Ats Middle West Republi

Greenwood Co announces quit business sale

Greenwood Co one of Washington's best known mercantile firms declares it is quitting business. Prices slashed on entire merchandise line in two stores at 208 East Main and Southeast Second. Doors open Wednesday at 9 am with Early Bird Specials. Sale continues until stock is sold.

Greenwood & Co Washington East Main Street Second Street The Democrat Menagement

Nobile Parley With Amundsen Near Kings Bay Camp

General Umberto Nobile and five companions await rescue near Kings Bay Spitzbergen as Amundsen flies 690 miles from Tromsoe to reach them. Amundsen had planned radio contact with Kings Bay and Bear Island stations, but no contact yet reported.

Kings Bay Spitzbergen Umberto Nobile Kings ‘Pas Reine Amundsen South Seale Fscoverer Tromsoe Norway Amundsen Lend

Local party on eventful trip to Kentucky

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Padgett and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. O'Donnell motored to Frankfort Kentucky on Sunday. They witnessed a head on collision near Shelbyville with injuries and a trapped driver. A later crash left a residence barrel to the ground. Near Bedford a sedan truck crash occurred and a truck went into a ditch. The trip ended in heavy rain and lightning as they drove from near Loogootee to Washington.

Alvin Padgett L. H. O'Donnell Frankfort Shelbyville Bedford Loogootee Washington

Rotarians Fly to National Meeting

Evansville Rotarians Owen C. Carr Emmett Rodgers Wilhelm Kreyling and R J Webster flew to the Minneapolis International Rotary convention by air. The trip began Monday at 5 30 am from Evansville and reached Minneapolis at 12 30 pm with stops at Decatur Illinois and Davenport Iowa. The return flight will occur after the convention concludes.

Emmett Rodgers Wilhelm Kreyling R. J. Webster Evansville Minneapolis

Fire damages Littles coal mine. $100000 loss reported

Officials say a fire at Littles mine caused $100000 in damages and appears incendiary. The Gibson Coal Company had secured a restraining injunction against union miners and officials. No arrests by noon. state fire marshal investigating and several arrests likely.

Gibson Coal Company Littles Earl Neal Pike Pike County smerny + ie S. W. Littles Neal & Logsdon Neal

Mrs Charles Cooper Undergoes Minor Operation At Hospital

Mrs Charles Cooper of Ogon underwent a minor operation at the local hospital today. The procedure proceeded without complications and she is expected to recover in due course.

Charles Cooper of Ogon

Rolling Pin Ends Quiet Argument in Petersburg

Petersburg Indiana June 19 Mrs Everett Miley was fined one dollar and costs after striking neighbor Mrs Wilam Harbison over the head with a rolling pin following a heated dispute over fifty cents rent. Harbison sustained a severe scalp wound needing eight stitches.

Petersburg Ind Everett Miley Wilam Harbison Miley Harbison

Terre Haute Man Is Appointed Judge

Indianapolis June 19. Lynus A. Evants of Terre Haute, attorney, has been appointed judge.

Terre Haute Indianapolis Lynus A. Evants Térre Haute

Earhart and Two Others Honored on London Arrival

Miss Amelia Earhart Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon arrived in London at 6 20 p m and were greeted by an uproarious crowd at Hyde Park Hotel after a motor trip. Earhart’s Friendship landed at 7 20 a m EST after a 130 mile flight from Barryport in two hours three minutes amid cheers and a throng of spectators. Police regulated traffic as crowds lined the water and streets.

Miss Me Earhart Wilmer Stultz Lou Gordon London Hyde Park Hotel Woolston England Amelia Earhart Friendship Barryport United Imperial Airways Waterside Arha Low Gordon

Admitted to County Hospital Today

Joseph D. Franklin and Peter Grantian were admitted to the Daviess County hospital today for treatment.

Joseph D. Franklin Peter Grantian Daviess County Hospital

Local Students Graduating From Yale and Princeton

Robert Beck of this city will graduate from Yale with a Doctor of Divinity during commencement week in New Haven, Conn. He traveled to attend ceremonies running from today through Thursday. Hugh Preston Cox, son of Mr and Mrs H L Cox, graduates from Princeton University with a Bachelor of Arts at the university’s annual commencement in Princeton, N J. Mrs Cox has been in town nearby.

Robert Beck Ngriliam Beck Yale Se Beck Mondlay New Haven Conn Hugh Preston Cox H. L. Cox

Patient Returns Home From Major Operation

Mrs. Troy Maegerlein recently left Daviess County Hospital after convalescing from a major operation and returned to her home in W. Indians today.

Troy Maegerlein Daviess Coughry Hospital

Bandits Toss Keys to Auto in River

Spencer Indiana June 19 two armed bandits held up Dr L W Roller and family on a bridge south of town threatening them with pistols searched the physician but missed $40 in bills tossed the car keys into the river in a fit of rage as dawn approached the doctor and a helper recovered the keys later after searching the area

Spencer Ind L. W. Roller Richmond Here Dr. Roller

Fire damages Roy Williams home on West Main Street

A small blaze caused by spilled gasoline damaged Roy Williams home at 803 West Main Street around noon today. Firefighters responded quickly and contained the fire with minor smoke damage reported inside the residence. No injuries were listed and the cause is under investigation.

Roy Williams West Main Street

Irish novelist Donn Byrne dies in car crash into river

Clonakilty, Ireland. On June 19, Donn Byrne, noted Irish novelist, was killed when his car plunged into a river between Mardy and Timoleague after leaving a road. Authorities reported the crash occurred late at night and Byrne did not survive the incident.

Clonakéity Ireland Donn Byrne

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