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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
7
The readable text presents scattered references to Chautauqua Week from June twenty five, mentions of Indianapolis, economic optimism, and traffic, with fragmented remarks on wealth, tax returns, and public sentiment. It also notes a twenty three day period and Belmont races, embedded in distorted passages.
A Fort Wayne report covers a suffered judgment of 10,000 against Nickel Pigte Railroad for loss of a teg. A prior 4,000 judgment was set aside after a wreck that claimed victims including Mrs. Sarah Richards. The Empress of Treeland, a passenger ship, fled. The boy Richmond-Walter Mekke, five years old, traveled 8,000 miles to Los Angeles. A nurse association worker offered to home the boy. Newcastle reports the county commissioners plan selling the Spiceland home from the old asylum while Hiwood Hoover Luse, 43, vanished from the local home, raising concerns of mental breakdown. Marion notes Marcus M. Hughes (Democrat) elected president of the Farmers’ rank to the school board with 91 lots claimed. opposition from Cole and several others. Evansville’s Nazarene assembly holds its annual meeting with Rev. J. Wesley conducting the services. Marion’s Ham White fined 150 in circuit court after earlier 60 fine for city coke. Brookville reports Glenn George, former agent, arrested for embezzlement. he’s sentenced to five years. Coliseum Corp directors refuse $25 toward site bids. Evansville and Fort Wayne coordinate Fourth of July events amid police orders banning early fireworks. Portland event coverage includes horse racing and juvenile riding. Denver notes the Colorado derby’s purse and returns to Cleveland for this afternoon’s race. record stands at 1:61-1-5. London reports guards restricting suffragettes amid city unrest.
A notice from the Common Council of Washington Indiana describes plans for a public improvement project between Meridian and West Sixth streets. The declaratory resolution authorizes proceeding with construction. interested parties may file protests or petitions before the meeting at City Hall on the stated date in June 1914. Willis Hoddinott City Clerk affixes seal confirming the notice.
A fragmentary note discusses quality and seating with uneven phrasing and unclear subjects. No clear names or events emerge to identify a specific person, place, or organization.
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