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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1913

Page

4

Political chaos at Vincennes over Glass Owen currency drift

Following President Wilson's address, Democrats in Vincennes appear divided as a Democratic council elects a Republican school trustee on the first ballot and three Democrats claim their votes were miscounted. The dispute signals party disunity and prompts federal action, with President Wilson telegraphing U S District Attorney John L. Meat of Sam Francis Co to take stance and exonerate McReynolds amid accusations of grandstanding before retirement.

Wilson Congress Cennes Sffiduvic United States John Lo Sam Francisco Patren

Buin Bord and Low Miler Move to Swan Pond Meet

A garbled early report notes Buin Bord and Low Miler heading to Swan Pond this morning to race. They aim to beat the gate of the adjacent field as soon as Friday.

Buin Bord, Jr Low Swan Pond Tvornine

Maxwell Buys Laycock Plant for New Auto Factory

J D Maxwell and associates complete negotiations to purchase the T H Laycock Manufacturing plant at Indianapolis. The 40 acre site will house a two thousand plus workforce with a large 852 by 283 foot building. Receiver held the plant before March 6. trustees bid $407,025.47 for the property. Court appraised real estate at $212,3090. machinery value details noted.

J.D. Maxwell T. B. Laycock Indianapolis Maxwell Maxwells Newcastle Layrock A. Q Jones T H. Layrock Manufacturing

Tao Fined For Provoking An Official In Oversize Text

Disjointed report describes Tao receiving a fine for provoking an officer amid garbled references to Mace Sutil and various names. The fragmentary text mentions payments, citations, and an officer action, with unclear places or dates.

McReynolds' Mother Hurt In Accident

Mrs Elien Medheyiold, mother of Attorney General James McReynolds, fell and fractured her chin while alighting a tram car in June. The incident occurred amid Denmark Copestuaen, Lendark, with the Fares Board in Denmark noted. The report records the age and locale as part of a brief, with sparse readable details.

McReynolds Hopkinesy Dhune Elien Uo Os Fares Board Denmark Copestuaen Lendark Aero Cotitius

Market Quotations and Produce Notes From NY Reports

Daily market quotations show varied prices across commodities with references to dairy Butter Creamery ex tim, state dairy, and creamery first. Produce section lists nearby white fancy, new mixed fancy, fresh firsts. dressed poultry includes turkeys at 16a and fowls 14 without yielding clear totals.

New York Yase Assessire Station Creamery

Veribest Red Cedar Shingles Sold At McKernan’s Mare

McKernan’s store advertises Veribest red cedar shingles and eight special made to order large headed shingle nails for builders, highlighting custom options and inventory for local contractors.

McKernan’s

Wonder Night At The Chautauqua Delights All Ages

Children's wonder night at the Chautauqua features Laurant the man of many mysteries and two assistants performing magic and illusions. Laurant, a famedAmerican magnet artist, has toured coast to coast and Canada, with appearances in New York Philadelphia Chicago and more. Mozart Trio provides the music on cytsiren's day.

Nebustes Laurant America Eugene Laurant United States Gveat Lycenu New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Baltimore Atlanta Chicago Omaha Minneapolis Denver Portland Dallas Galveston Sao Francisco Canada

Miles Uietet Right Byansville Concert Conti Derailment?

The article discusses President Wilson’s stance on currency reform and congressional delay. It praises his efforts to persuade Congress to adopt a new policy, while noting weather conditions and political caution may hinder progress during the current session.

Byansville Wilson Congress

Odds And Ends Washington's Papiliication Year

Washington's papiliication year shows modest gains as St Louis trade houstars visit twenty two cities led by Wiel, reflecting limited expansion and strategic outreach across a broad regional network.

Washington St. Louis Wiel

Oil and industry mix in early 20th century notes

A collage of early 1900s topics includes a proposed telephone link along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, a New York East Side workers union hike in tolls, a Louisiana citizen funding school health inspector, U.S. seed research yielding useful oils and feeds, actress Fritzi Scheff facing a hat dispute, early oil rushes in wells near Harry Wells, and Malaysia snail shells shipment for buttons and novelties.

Ocean shells sold to firms via Chinese collectors in Singapore

A fragmented report notes 16 cents a pound for shells taken from the ocean and sold through Chinese intermediaries to European firms in Singapore. It also mentions a 1920s-era debate about women practicing as lawyers, claiming only sixty of 2,80 lawyers in Boston were women.

New York Singapore Massachusetts Boston

Knights of Pythias Elect New Officers

The Knights of Pythias elected new officers at their meeting Tuesday night. C. C. Walter Creaser presided, with Clyde N. Barris as vice commander, Spencer A. Ward as prelate, William N. Belcher as master of work, and Marmaduke Marmaduke, Walter Wallace, G A. M. Kelso, and Henry Hese named to roles. Estell Dodwen and William N. Belcher elected as grand lodge representatives with Dodwen and Belcher as alternates. Installation and a social event planned for next Thursday evening.

Knights of Prihips C. C Walter Creaser V. C Clyde N. Barris Spencer A. Ward William N. Belcher Marmaduke Walter Wallace A. M. Kelso A.M. Kelso Henry Hese Grand Lodge Estell Dodwen

The Tired Business Man wa a

A condensed scene follows a modern executive racing a day from country to city. The tired man boards a train then arrives by ten, rides an express elevator to the thirteenth floor, sorts mail, and reads key letters. He conducts rapid business by telephone, his shoe shine completed, unlike his father who would still write letters.

N. ¥. Evening Post London

Harry Marsh to study scientific farming on 8000 acre farm

Harry, for Mrs. Bessie Marsh of South Meshdan Street, left Tuesday for Chicago after boarding at Vincennes, bound for Chazy to study scientific farming on an eight thousand acre farm. Everett Well visited here from the region, with accompanying remarks about the journey.

Harry Bessie Marsh Meshdan Street

Health laws offer work and play limits in busy day

A busy business man plans a lunch meeting between hours and argues a deal that would span his peak hours. He dictates letters with a phonetic transcription. An agent demonstrates a labor saving file while he rushes to Grand Central. He buys five aisle seats for the opening of The Girl and the Eskimo.

Byan Grand ‘Central

Feavo Beaders Soda Water Flavor Offer

A garbled ad line touts various flavors including Beaders and Truit in soda water promising refreshment and a catchy claim about taste. It invites readers to choose and “cool off” with an upbeat, if unclear, sales pitch.

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