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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary ad text requests workers for various services and items for rent and sale. Appears to list rates, locations, and desired contact details with scattered references to prices and dates.entities include Walnut, Detar, Mure, and boroughs placeholders.
Walter McCarty, a senior at Indiana University Bloomington, is named editor in chief of the Daily Student for the fall term next year. Mayor John W. McCartyy is cited, with McCartyy’s fraternity and club affiliations noted. The piece mentions term appointments for winter and spring not yet decided, and references campus groups including Sinan Alpha Epsilon, Spinx Club, and Chess Club.
Washington Indiana June 21 1911 public notice states bids for county road and bridge work to be filed with the county auditor. The notice lists requirements for bonds and seals and reserves the right to reject any or all bids. County funds and project details are described, with attention to bridge materials and standards.
Dr William B. Raabe faces murder charges in the death of Dr Helen Krabe. Krabe was found in her Delaware Street office bedroom on October 24, 1911, head severed from her body. A physician and educator, she was a prominent figure in Indiana medicine and veterinary education.
A report details a tense session as jurors face delays and procedural debates in the high court. Officials, including presiding judge Ouie, weigh the impact of new rulings on panel selection and trial timelines amid ongoing reforms. The article notes lingering uncertainty about verdict timelines and courtroom efficiency.
A suffragist march from Land's End to London faced disruption as eggs were hurled at speakers in a van overturned. Women attempted oratory but were met with hostility. the group fled a hotel and escaped within four hours amid the chaos.
Clyde Stratton, escaped convict from Leave Worth, was tried in a circuit court for the murder of banker Wdl Crowder of Silvis Illinois. He was sentenced after a fourteenth seat trial and is one of three robbers who attacked the banker last December, the crime resulting in Crowder’s death a month later. Estelle Allen discharged as cured after mercury poisoning in Pensacola. Eight injured in Denver auto wreck two miles from Lake Palmer. Queen to open Bedford College buildings in London on July 4.
Southwestern workers receive pay checks this morning and stores will stay open tonight. St Simon's congregation, previously devout and praying for rain, offers prayers of thanksgiving for the rain that arrived Saturday night.
A sworn affidavit by JAS SQUIRES describes recovery from consumption using Eckman’s Alterative. He details weight gain, improved strength, and a return to work after adopting the remedy and pure air. The account claims no other treatment and cites a state health board examination showing no tubercle bacilli.
A fractured campus tale recounts students breaking Apollo’s statue during a Latin play at a college. They end ceremonies by removing flowers, paying pocket money for repairs, and lamenting the god’s desecration as they retreat to dorms. The tone mirrors older campus journalism with mythic allusion.
The secretary of war, lacking military experience, is advised to rely on executive capacity and trusted advisers. After nearly two months in office, he may prove efficient, following examples like Lamont and Root who built reform from outside direct military service.
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