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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

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Miners Disclaim War Responsibility in Herrin Tragedy

Fragmented report notes Mae Lewis reflecting on the Herrin massacre while miners union officers denounce violence and blame operators’ agents. A state senator connection is hinted, with references to widespread labor tensions and calls for investigation into alleged provocateurs.

Tedh Mae Herrin Aesiete Westeei Cincinnati Eal Willisa Verrin Atexin’ Shovel Men

Newland Discovers Dead Body of Sick Brother

Arthur Newland finds his ill brother dead at home on Hast Herron Street around 2 o clock Thursday. The deceased, age about 60, had lived alone and recently deteriorating health. Doctor concluded natural causes after examination. funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM at the family home with burial in Oak Grove cemetery. A French sergeant named Vlada, undergoing jaw reconstruction after war injuries, is mentioned in a separate note.

Corin Weernogny Arthur Newland Tate Tran Disgead Lowes Ani Sanders Gjujic Newland John W. Newland Tacoma Wash Stepheny Texas Arthr Newland Herron Street Oak Grove Cemetery Vlada

Clash at Virginia mine sparks deadly strike action

In Clarksburg Virginia two unidentified immigrant workers among striking laborers attacked by deputy sheriffs and Hudson Coal Company officers, leaving several dead as mobs of strikers formed. The Lewis mine then reopened after a four day pause. Deputy Sheriff Dgem reported injuries and property damage amid the unrest.

Clarksborg Ww Va Jake Loliever Depuy Ludoy Hudson Coal Company Roe Bien Lewis Dgem Paulle

Massacre of Miners At Chicago Strip Mine Strike

Eye witness diaries and Chicago officials describe a violent incident at a strip mine where guards opened fire on workers as they attempted to surrender after an uprising. Dozens were killed or wounded, with several executed in the woods and another group decimated during a chaotic escape attempt. The account, corroborated by Ed Gruen and S. T. Williams, notes many bodies found and a foreman named McDowell among the dead.

Bertyang Commissary Company Chicago Seth Uy Meur Aurg Ed Gruen S. T'y Willams Jstrip Naned McDowell Hangei

Dead Bodies Only Evidence Left Of Thursday Battle

Fragmented OCR report describes a violent Thursday confrontation with casualties. Multiple names and places appear garbled but indicate a large fatal result near a city, with references to a senator, committees, and a post event probe.

Local Tournament Report With Fragmented Details

The text describes a tournament setting with scattered notes about players, a start date near the 34th, and mentions of a runner up prize and club profit. Fragments reference a banking venue, a finish, and awards to runners up, but details are unclear and parts are garbled.

Bolt Tourgam Riboaimett

Little Fear of Coal Mine Outbreak in Knox County

Fragmented OCR text reports anxiety over a potential coal mine outbreak near Knox County. It mentions mines across the river, delays, safety concerns, and references to figures like Alves G. Poith and a reform of industry practices. The passage is garbled but centers on mine safety and public fear amid possible closing or reopening.

Vince Nel Trao Wulfe Fel Sherif Marly Adame Fedissarf Alves G. Poith Baden Willie Jana Knox County

Will Seek Injunction Against Coal Strike Action

A group identified as United Mine Workers plans to sue for an injunction to prevent a strike that could disrupt coal operations. The filing aims to restrain interfering with mine production and shell fishers, potentially affecting Indiana and neighboring states. Authorities warn a strike could trigger federal action to stop the disruption.

Mystery Shootings Near Auburn Spark Broad Inquiries

Unclear OCR text reports a shooting near Auburn with phrases about a dead man’s brother and police custody. The report mentions an explosion at a home, injured people, and possible automatic firearm use. Details are fragmentary and names are garbled, leaving investigators to sort through conflicting notes and locate witnesses.

Nic Shutter Lowey Tina Dawshids Sini Lorduet Bistal Elpue Danke

Gompers Again Heads There In Early Election Note

Road workers and miners report Gompers as a candidate for president, marking his first time in the head of the federation. The election sees James Duncan as a leading figure, with terms and details emerging in the early morning.

Aon! Gomners Feder James Dancan

Escapes From Penal Farm In Ireland Report

Fragmentary wire service style notes report an escape from a penal farm with dates and names garbled. The item mentions hospital notes about Mrs Helle Wickless of Indianapolis undergoing an appendectomy and recovering, with vague references to travel to Washington for the operation.

Helle Wickless Indianapolis Tal

Washington fund push linked to real estate plans

A deteriorated account details a Washington movement where citizens invest in a real estate driven corporation to improve rental properties. The plan includes solicitors soliciting funds, a Tuesday stockholders meeting, and a board of directors election. Names of local figures and organizers are listed as involved in the campaign.

Washington Creripie Collettors Sollettors Hotle Ing Corporation Investme Sint Ir Organica Hong Toho A. Holliday Jona Scholl Ee K. Suddau Ed Hunt A.J. Ginger Fy HY Gross Nathan Belt Carl Wihlane Binner Warren Routt L. W. Voli Basan Peel Rolle Gines Wills Hudffaott Jake Heffman Wiley Mastings Isaac John Sinnott Lontggg Head

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