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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
5
Row of fragmented ads list gas hot plate three burners dairy items bread tickets and rental notes. Mentions Mary Coughlin Flora Street sale pushers cow peas price two ninety per bushel and a remark about tickets and recitals with local church and community notices.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Suen and Front Michigan City with garbled text about someone paying debts or obligations. No coherent events, names, or dates can be confirmed.
An incident at 485 Bre Dr. left a patient injured after being struck by glass. Doctors attended the visit, noting a delicate condition requiring careful treatment. Police or officials were not described as involved in the report.
Fragmentary OCR record references a common law wife case and disturbances in the city tied to a named exposition and a railroad guard. The readable text is garbled, but indicates legal or personal disputes and a regional rail connection, with no clear date or outcome provided.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a night presentation featuring a long list of performers and reels. It mentions Santry, Dolly, Pauline, Kerrigan, and Vittor with references to feathery props, a mysterious Myste sequence, and a parasitic feel of vaudeville style acts amid disjointed dialogue and imagery.
Miss Pankhurst and Keir Hardie led a sequence of protests after her release from Holloway Jail. Militants surrounded central entrances and followed her car to Westminster as police ferried the crowd. Hardie spoke and returned between the house and the vehicle amid vigilant demonstrations.
Yale defeated Harvard in a varsity four mile regatta on the Yale Harvard course at New London on June 20. A light southerly breeze stirred the water as both crews began, with Yale taking a clear lead by the first mile and extending to about a third of a boat length at the three mile mark amid choppy conditions.
Jacob Taylor, 21, was arrested in North Braddock near May 4 after confessing to the murder of Florence Dove, a child. The killing, linked to other similar crimes, spurred thousands of steelworkers and police to search the area for over a week.
The report lists Baseball Districts with notices of American and National leagues. It notes teams such as Baltimore Philadelphia New York Brooklyn St Louis and Boston with references to pitchers Chidke Jacobs Rixgx and others, plus postponed games and standings details from early season play.
Disorganized notes show Chicago Street Trust and Savings Bank closed by state examiner. Attorney General Lucey contemplates grand jury action as losses near 5.9 million across linked institutions. Ward, former private secretary, appears central to unsecured note of 189 925 dollars amid investigations led by Maclay Hayne.
Julius Dengw, 43, private in Company C Fourteenth Infantry, faced two years to retirement and was arrested for absence without leave. He shot himself after returning to his quarters to fetch his blanket before being taken to the guardhouse in Spokane.
About 1200 carloads of peaches will be shipped this season from Southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas, per the development department. Last year 1604 carloads were handled. Three fourths of the fruit came from the Rockhowong-Branilsville district.
An amid page of chaotic stock and commodity quotes lists numerous items with terse prices and brief descriptors. The market beam includes cattle poultry grains and various agricultural goods with scattered figures such as 76 4 Bouthert differa 4 5 and 3 75 and a range of profits and losses.
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