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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
4
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Wayne Ind June 23 The Herrin Hill massacre in the miners strike of 1920 was attributed to Communist influence by Searles editor of the United Mine Workers Journal in an address before the Indiana state convention of Exchange. Searles warned that Communists have infected tens of thousands with the idea and said paid organizers aided by Communists promoted the Herrin killings. He urged laws to enable government to protect itself against those who undermine constitutions.
A veteran aviator named Pinedo says nothing can stop his plan to fly around the globe, including a possible stop en route. A 25 year old Willow Grove Park note recalls Admiral Schley as guest of honor, hinting at a past showcase in Pa.
A fragmented query questions the persistence of fame and partisan divides from the previous year. It notes unclear evidence and seeks deeper insight into how public attention and political alignment have shifted over time. The piece implies a cautious stance toward drawing strong conclusions from past data.
Russia threatens to place 75 million dollars worth of orders with the United States that were meant for Great Britain after London signals it can supply funds. The move hinges on whether America can show the necessary money backing these commitments.
The report notes the Presidents Black Hills vacation as colorful yet lacking rainbow hues. Byrd remains cautious and continues to postpone his planned hop off, despite commendable caution.
Fragment discusses a carrier pigeon and a parrot noting their roles and a claim that service matters when buying paint. It mentions beauty durability and brand guarantees but lacks clear events or names to anchor a newsworthy summary.
A July 4 picnic is planned at St. Martin's Whitfield with an all day event. Ladies of the parish arrange for dinner and supper on the grounds featuring country appetizers and amusements for all ages. A notable feature will be the flag with an awaiting tube radio set at 10.
The Michigan City state prison inquiry report on warden Walier H and board president Moorman is to be released publicly after a board decision. Board secretary Brown indicated they have reversed prior stance while the session weighed the need for further investigation into Stephenson's charges.
The local postmaster buys a new Chrysler 70 sedan from Shepard Garage, the city’s authorized agent, marking a notable vehicle purchase in the community.
An advertisement touts Konjola as a life changing tonic. Dr. W. Wilson claims it revived his strength after severe digestive troubles and kidneys pain. The ad describes Konjola as a liquid compound of twenty two plant juices sold at Lindeman's Pharmacy in Washington and by local druggists.
Mrs Lovings credits Adlerika for relief from 18 months of headaches and gas pains improving sleep. The advertisement claims the first spoonful relieves gas and clears waste from the system, aiding meals and rest. Littleman's Pharmacy promotes Adlerika as a surprising solution for stomach and bowels.
In a Bay State fishing voyage near Boston, a shipwreck off Truro led to the loss of three crew members. Nineteen others escaped with injuries as the vessel sank, while the Clark freighter assisted in rescue and towed the grounded craft away from shore.
An 1892 feature extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the world’s leading laxative. The ad claims gentle relief for constipation and related ailments, praising its safety and popularity with millions of bottles sold yearly. It urges readers to request a sample and try the product, noting it is useful for families and the elderly.
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