23 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
1
Two wires stretched across Bhdtodd road east of Elliy Culmie cut by a buggy driven by Fisher injuring a horse and dazing the driver. The horse was thrown and injured. Fisher escaped serious harm. Authorities seek the person who stretched the wires as a deadly trap set to maim or kill travelers.
Fragmentary note claims figures do not lie and assigns blame to hoodoo myths while referencing CDEQDAS and THAURIES Suns. The text is garbled with unclear context and is not coherent as a reporting item.
A Birmingham observer reports a severe incident in which a wife and a business man were seriously wounded. Details are sparse but the event is under police investigation and local officials have not released full names or motives.
In Birmingham Alabama, First National Bank president W. P. Harding and Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron manager City Johnson were shot in separate incidents. Harding died. Johnson was fatally wounded. Details describe the events near their homes and during travel.
Fragmentary OCR text references several names and phrases including MAS BYAGA MRA and a Mrs Thuresa likely hosting or entertaining at a club. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the legible portions.
Members of the epraival band gathered for a group portrait led by artist Mrs Plough. The scene featured jovial mood as plans for a celebration at Voely bid Menigtye were discussed and praised the excellent pictures.
A promotional newspaper item announces a midweek sale of Indian linen and sundry textiles at Washington stores. It highlights low prices, yard goods, towels, and flounces with strong emphasis on value and a one week duration starting Wednesday June 22. The sale aims to convert merchandise into wash goods and attract buyers with discounted per yard rates. The text includes scattered misprints and fragmentary phrases but centers on a large fabric sale and price reductions.
LOT 1 features Swiss edging and inserts with prices per yard noted for expected sale this week. LOT 2 offers Swiss Corset Covers and related trims with values stated per yard and remnants included. LOT 3 highlights Blan Laces made in Lyon City and a large stock from Zlom Lace Mills through its agents with full assortment in stock at reminiscence prices.
Advertises women s vests in multiple sizes up to 5 including 19 cents or 3 for 25. Promotes Wanderhose knockoffs at 25 and 3 for. Mentions Ladies Hose and Seconds, plus a selection of Spring Weight Tailored Suits at bargain week prices.
Browne counsel contends the accuser’s story was forged and seeks to reveal alleged bribery attempts by White and O’Donnell. Closing arguments continue under heat as defense marks up testimony and questions credibility in the Lorimer election case.
The article discusses the possibility of clemency for Jown A Walsh with a presidential pardon under consideration. Officials and representatives weigh factors affecting the decision and potential timing for a ruling.
Fragmented text describes a factory sale aimed at moving the Otoge works to Washington City. It notes an offered price of 20 dollars per unit and references ten owners with real estate holdings likely to be affected by the relocation.
A garbled reminiscence discusses ration costs, a Washington hotel visit, and a conversation about meals and public figures. It mentions Mr Crumpadode Rei dinol, a four course dinner, and debates on ration allocations and maintenance costs.
A court overturns a murder verdict amid questions about the admissibility of evidence. The Indianapolis decision cites that the presented evidence is unsafe and cannot sustain a conviction.
A late night burglary left about fifty five spring rhiekeng stolen from Mrs M A south of this Wednesday. Police report repo live followed by a drive to the scene as investigators secure the fanghuted stora for evidence.
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