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Washington Washington Democrat

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1914

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Chicago Zoo Tiger Attack Ends in Police Action

In Chicago June 32 an incident at a zoo enclosure led to a tiger attacking Dietrich as keepers wrestled to recover the body. Fire crews aided and the animal cage was neutralized with formaldehyde to end the danger. Police and rescue workers then removed the body while bystanders watched the chaotic scene.

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Banker Survives Break-In After Vault Door Accident

In Ballingham Wash June 22 Jo cked in a burg alarm repair entered the Northwestern Nation bank vault to fix the alarm. The door closed behind him trapping him inside for two hours. A bystander alerted help as physicians and a coroner tended to him. the incident ended without fatal injuries.

Ballingham McMillan Northwestern Nation Bank Linlo Rell

Suffragists Name Council In Washington Meeting

In Washington on June 22, suffragists forming a tax widening council of the Congressional Union pressed for Congress to pass the woman’s suffrage constitutional amendment. Mrs William J Colt and others from New York Colorado Connecticut and Hartford were named to attend and form the council.

Woaabington Bourage Congress Congréditional Union Nied William J.colt Marie Jennla Howe Florence Kelley New York Helen King’ Robinson Colorado Lucy M. Salmon

Strikers Form Tent Colony At June 22 Meeting

Strikers formed a tent colony after conferences with observers and sponsors. The protest action centers on labor disputes with a major employer, with plans announced for ongoing demonstrations beginning today and continuing into the week.

Bond scheme to procure coal for city telephony crew

In Indianapolis a commission discussed bond funds to secure coal for public works. The Nehring party and others proposed a plan to avoid rent arrears by funding through a temporary loan. Details remain unclear as officials debated the proposal and related club support.

End of Gold Exports Sparks Market Exchange Shake

A disrupted report notes a sharp drop in gold exports and a volatile market as U S authorities consider public demand and railway delays. The piece mentions Josh Burke and a 1,000 ounce figure amid cross country trade pressures.

Jung Josh Burke United States Pacific Burke

Wilson to Front in Jones Case on Esteem Claim

Washington notes President endorses Jones and praises Thomagd Dones of Chicago while discussing Harvester matters and a single Hapver stock holding. The audience hears background on Secretary McAdoo and Treasury details, amid a murder case in Fort Madison where a man awaits execution following a verdict of guilt.

Washington Federal Reserve Rene Owen Jonas Sayal Sachen Harvester Trhat Jobex Seyre Jones Treasury NcAdoo Srea Treasury Jetter Au

Senator Eomerene Excused From Senate Proceedings

A garbled report indicates Senator Pamérpenig, described as an investor in a practice-linked entity, faced questioning over alleged misuse of the senate’s records. The text mentions North Carolina and participation in an investigation, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.

Washiidieb Pamérpenig North Carolina Senate Maine Pomereie

Accident at canal near Syracuse kills women and children

A boat launch on the Oswego Canal north of Syracuse capsized after hitting a bend, drowning mostly women and children. Eighteen passengers survived, but nineteen aboard remained missing or perished as the craft sank near Onondaga Lake after striking the shore. The injured included Mrs. Dalner in serious condition.

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Rebel advances near Mexico City threaten Villa forces

Fragmented telegraphic report from Zacatecas describes rebel and federal movements as Villa’s forces seek to press toward the capital. Strong columns push from Zacatecas while federal troops resist. battles loom as the campaign converges on Mexico City with both sides vying for strategic towns and routes.

Zacatacas Revotitio Egan Villa Tha Serail Fia Igigne Mexico City Sephae Zacatecas

Sunday School Meeting in Chicago Draws Delegates

A large Sunday school gathering in Chicago aims to discuss regulations and opportunities for delegates from many districts. Officials expect around sixty thousand men to attend events linked to the program and its outreach tomorrow.

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Infant daughter of TM 8 i ir Bhigebbdi W period

An infant daughter of TM 8 i ir Bhigebbdi W aged about ten months, with a funeral service held Sunday night following illness.

Avante City Tin Plate Plant Turmoil Reported

A garbled note from Avante City Minnesota references J June and uncertain officials about a tin plate plant, iron and tin operations, and a potential indefinite closure amid a plant notation error and worker impact.

Avante City Attean Tyttowan Theo Dees

Adopts Lower Rate in By-Laws Debate

A garbled 1962 Toledo report notes a political dispute over rate adjustments in Chicago and bylaw changes. Several speakers from Dubuque Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota urged repeal of the higher rate, while supporters argued for maintaining the new schedule amid tense debate and policy shifts.

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Plan for flood control and waterways development outlined

A draft comprehensive plan addresses flood prevention, forestry, and waterway engineering. It cites Senator Newlange’s proposal to regulate interstate commerce and develop hydro power, with aims to aid municipalities and strengthen federal authority over waterways and related infrastructure.

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