Four Weddings Mark Washington Weekend
Four weddings occurred Saturday evening and Sunday near Washington with three in the city and one northwest of town. Notable ceremonies included Walter Hopkins marrying Nellie D Palmer at the Palmer home and Rev J M Douglass officiating. The Hopkins and Palmer families are prominent locally and the event drew townwide attention.
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Cupid
Weshington
Walter S. Hopkins
Nelie.d. Palmer
J. M. Douglass
Steele Climber Charles Robingof of Girond
Fragmentary note reports an event in Bayst IMG with an individual named Steele Climber Charles Robingof of Girond. Details are garbled but imply an assessment or action linked to a small group or venue.
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Charles
Robingof
Girond
Jatdo
Jing
Bayst
City Courthouse Drunks and Mayor Face Rising Fines
This morning the city saw another wage increase and threats directed at the mayor as prices for Sunday drunks jumped to five dollars. Court costs totaled nineteen dollars, bringing the Sunday drunk total to thirty five five. several arrests followed including Joseph Gough for drunkenness and sharing liquor source near Second Street. Russell and Barlek quarrel near the depot led to Russell's arrest for provoking Bartier. Andrew P Parker fined one dollar for intoxication.
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Addad
Boba
Gough W
Pas
Nat ‘Russell
Marcellus Barliek
Russell
Bartier
Andrew P Parker
Claresy Sgeko
Sermon Postponed and City Politics Contested
Fragmented notice reports Sermon Postponed as Rev B A Davidson’s position on policing and mayoral appointments sparks debate. It notes a proposed sermon on The Preamble of the Constitution and hints at council disagreements over appointing Davidson and deputies amid local political tensions.
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United States
Polilice
Alwid
Conge
Etmayor
Russel
iDavddson
Tor
Saker
Davidsf
Farmers Prepare Monster Meetings To Seek $1 Wheat
Southern Indiana farmers plan mass meetings next Saturday to push for $1 a bushel for 560 000 unsold Indiana wheat. They cite the American Society of Equity and oppose futures gamblers, aiming to eliminate market margins and regulate prices for farm products.
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Avery
Indiana
Ata
JE. Jones
Theerican Society of ‘Equity
Mt. Inon
American
Jones
India
Goa
America
Ra a Ra a oR the meeting at ston Pe ae
Fragmentary OCR summary mentions a meeting of citizens and a choir with plans to attend a convention in northern Poland. The text is garbled but notes expectations of a good turnout and references to annual gatherings and local figures.
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Ipoliand
Decorated graves honor Red Men and Pocahontas at Oak Grove
Sunday observances by Red Men Daughters of Pocahontas Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors included morning sermons at Christian and First B.S.E. churches. A parade to Oak Grove cemetery featured ritual services over graves of W. H. J. Giles John Radcliffe and others, with band support and a post ceremony banquet.
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Pocahontas
Led Mens and Daughters of Pocahoulas
Christian Church
E. E. Davidson
Ww. Baker
Porphonian
Oak Grove’ Cemetery
W. H. J. Giles
John Gorsage
Fred Tstumpe
Hiram Eslinger
Woah Pare
Frank Kennett
Jamed i Farrell
Austin Wedding
Jamey
Lavelle
Thomas Riley
W. H. Hy Gilidy
James J. Teagan
Edith Hunter
Sara Cooper
Munile Awards
Malinda Waller
Mie
Lurd Cooper
Augusta Frommle
Citizen Band
Oak Grove
John Radclife
Veales Creek
Wilson
Plainville
Fourth of July Picnic At Oak Grove Park Planned
Preparations are underway for a Fourth of July picnic organized by the Men’s League of First Presbyterian. The event at Oak Grove Park will be free to all with a band concert, a speaker, fireworks, and a picture show. Frank B Fernwald heads the arrangements. last year’s picnic at the park was a success and drew many.
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Firat
Phuel
Oak Grove Ark
Jurgen Weahington
Frank B
Fern‘Wald
Ephraim Smith Low One Of Wheatland’s Oldest Citizens
Ephraim Smith Low, described as one of the oldest citizens of Wheatland, is near death at a Rothe in Wheatland. The report notes his long life and many years in Washing ton.
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Ephraim Smith
Khot Ere
Rothe
Wheatland
Smiltti
Washington
Little Boy Hurt by Umbrella Accident
The five year old son of Rodney T Bell, an insurance man, nearly blinded on Saturday when a porch fall caused an umbrella rib to strike his right eye. The eye was bruised but not penetrated.
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Rodney T. Bell
Rodney T
Bell
Wrecked Coaches Looted for Brassy Fixtures Near Tunnelton
Ed Mattingly and his crew including Harry Yeager Joseph Yeager Willi Ball and Al Linkenbach went to a tunnel near Tunnelton this afternoon to strip lamps seats and brass fixtures from two wrecked passenger coaches. After removal they plan to burn the coaches.
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Ed Mattingly
Harry
Joseph Yeager
Willi Ball
al Linkenbach
Tunnelton
Hand Mash Incident at B&O Southwestern Shops
Raymond Z. was injured while on the job in the B and O Southwestern shops. His hand was mashed in a machine and he is unable to work.
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Raymond Z. Are
Eight Baptized At Maysville Ferry Ceremony
Eight persons were baptized at the Maysville ferry Sunday as a large crowd from the city gathered at the river to witness the event.
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Maysvie
Pleasant Hill Names Read At Miss Cox Event
At Pleasant Hill the Misses Martha Cox Willoughby Stamper Beulah Bryan Leola Williams Grace Templeton and Helen Brown and Ralph Martin Warner Spink Foster Benes Paul Gibson Roy Seoble and Harry Fromme attended a Sunday afternoon event.
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Martha Cox
Willoughby Stamper
Beulah Bryan
Leola Willams
Constitutional Law Fight Shapes Licensing Ruling
Judge Welborn of Gibson Circuit Court on Saturday ruled in a case involving Artman and a politered interest dispute. The decision centers on licensing authority and the state’s regulatory reach, with the court awaiting further basis for the ruling and potential appeals.
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Welborn
Gibson Circuit Court
Pulip
Wind Storm Ravages City Causing Property Damage
A severe wind storm struck Washington on a dull afternoon, uprooting trees and severing telephone lines. Widespread damage followed at Harrison Park and along multiple streets, with roofs torn and windows broken. One worker escaped serious injury when a tent collapsed at the White City Carnival grounds.
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Washington
Enigirde
Falmi
Vincennes
Ian Exiploye
White Ity
Carnival Company
Harrison Park
Scott Streets
Secondland Sumner
Willard McNeili
Setond and
Tiubois Atreeta
Defta
Tront
Walter
Wykoff
Oxdich Street
Herbert Wood
Herron Street
Mitchell debut of Phe Harrington company falters
The Phe Harrington company presented playsundpy canvas on near Main street but drew poor patronage in Mitchell.
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Phe Harrington
Main Street
Mitchell
Unknown intruders raid Evansville residence during break in
A vandal entry occurred Saturday night at a residence in Evansville described as a fashionable white suburban area. Beulah Davis, a colored property owner, reported the incident and property damage. A photo confirms the scene.
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Evansville
Beulah Davis
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