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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
4
A polemic column questions Gypsy thefts and jail escapes, cites a Kentucky bank heist and a Cosson Ind. incident, claims a Wheatland store robbery led to release, and contrasts this with a Michigan 1929 loan and bank collapse saga. It also references Roosevelt, Hoover, and Bryan Jr. at the Democratic convention.
A split within the Indiana Republican scene centers on Roosevelt and Smith. The credentials committee hones plans for the convention opening Monday while the victory fund drive weighs party finances. The feud reflects long standing tensions as Roosevelt’s push for Smith’s influence falters and power realigns.
A mix of legal and political notes appears. Rogers, 21, Kentucky, faces murder charges after a scuffle with Burlingon railroad agent Geddes on a freight train. Geddes died, Rogers captured by a posse the next day, gun in hand. Rogers claims self defense and an accidental shooting. Separately, Roosevelt factions contest party rules and nomination strategies. The Smith Raskob group backs Shouse for chair, Walsh for floor, while Roosevelt aims to outmaneuver rivals with a majority rule fight to secure the nomination.
A collage of humorous and lurid items from presses, including divorce satirical notes, boxing headlines, stock talk about United Fruit and American Tobacco, a submarine mishap, and quirky quips on media, royalty, fashion, and a spoof jungle film segment.
Five years ago on June 24 1927 according to the Democrat the Al ni to Veale oil well in Veale town produced slightly over 300 barrels in the first twenty four hours. Washington Catholic High School hosted a major year end event as the graduating class of 1927 joined the Alumni Association at the annual banquet in the auditorium.
A Thursday night parade attracted about two hundred masked Klansmen to the business section of the city, drawing a sizable crowd. Authorities reported no incidents as the march concluded without disruption.
An afternoon collision near Huron left three people dead after the automobile was struck by the Baltimore and Ohio passenger train No 21. Authorities described the incident as a fatal crash with victims identified as riding in the automobile.
Frank Gaither delivered a fresh supply of peaches to Washington marking the first fruit shipment of the year, delivering a seasonal bounty to local markets.
A note marks the date as fifteen years ago with no paper published that day. The entry records a Sunday on June 24 1917 and indicates absence of publication.
A large turnout packed St Simon Auditorium Thursday night for the city’s biggest bingo party yet. About 300 people participated at the tables, enjoying the event coordinated as a community gathering in Los Angeles.
Protestant churches announce union evening preaching services starting Sunday July 3 at the Baptist church. On July 10 services move to the Presbyterian church and from July 17 onward will be in Eastside Park. One church will hold same hour services for those unable to reach the park.
Yesterday's report identifies Mrs. Carrie Hopewell as owner of the Jpewer store with her son Ray Hopewell serving as manager. The piece notes Ray leads daily operations while Carrie oversees ownership.
The article describes Eileen Wenreth dancing on stage at Broadway sets and later being involved in a collision when riding in a car that struck a light post in New York. She was expected to undergo an operation to prevent permanent facial scarring.
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