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Washington Washington Democrat

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1924

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Madisosn Convention Deluge as Ku Klux Disorder Erupts

June session in Madison erupts when the Ku Klux Klan is invoked amid name nominations. Delegates cheer, fights break out requiring police in Colorado and Missouri factions. Johnston and Robinson of Arkansas are nominated as leaders pause for adjournment. California factions clash over McAdoo and Phelan roll call.

Iton Alabama Underwood Colorado Shard Holder Missouri Nce Johnston Obinson Arkansas Brough California McAdoo Smith Phelan Gibbs McAdoo

Nomination Speech Opens Democratic National Convention

The Democratic National Convention opened with order issues and a parade as delegates gathered. Senator Underwood received a formal nomination after Speaker Johnston praised his long public service and defense of constitutional government. Helen Borders, operated on for appendicitis, was discharged to her home.

Underwood Cleveland Wilson Johnston Washington Congress House Senate Helen Borders Charles Borders Daviess County Hospital West Main Street

First Community Sale Opens Across Counties in Washington

Early reports from the First Community Sale indicate strong turnout and sold out specials at many stores. The event is the first of four monthly sales, drawing shoppers from Washington and neighboring towns as morning crowds and lineups form at opening.

Fen Busit Seldo

Big Robbery in Indianapolis Ends with Capture

A bold Indianapolis robbery saw four to eight men blow three safes at the El S Ayers department store today. About $20 000 in cash was taken after overpowering two watchmen and three bankers. Police captured one suspect named Thomas Thompson of Decatur. The gang attempted to flee in two autos as officers closed in.

Indianapolis EL. S. Ayers Lecovct Tol Thoms Thompson Decatug

Washington Business Leaders Seek Closer Ties

Purpose to strengthen cooperation between Washington business men and residents of Washington Daviess and nearby counties. Community leaders advocate mutual support, improved communication, and joint initiatives to boost local economy and civic spirit.

Washington Washington, Daviess

Premier Construction to Move Steam Shovel to Washington

H QO Cooper of Premier Construction Company announced in Washington that the steam shovel will move here next week to begin street contracts awarded this year. The outfit now works in Vincennes and will likely start on East Fourth Street or Grand Avenue where curb and gutter are already finished.

H. QO. Cooper Premier Washington Jompany Curbon

Scoble Store Robbed Again In Tuesday Night Break In

Scoble and Son's grocery at East Main and Eleventh streets was robbed again last night after entry through a rear window. Loot included tobacco, candy, bacon and other items valued around 50 dollars lost, with about 15 dollars of groceries found hidden. The incident marks the store's sixth robbery in two years and is suspected to involve youths bent on destruction. Mort Seymour, longtime B and S conductor, remains seriously ill at his Seymour home. Jack Donahue joins the Farris Barber Shop as third-chair barber following his departure from Sanders.

Scoble & Son East Main Eleventh Streets Scoble Mort Seymour Seymour

McAdoo Nominated at Democratic Gathering in New York

Former Senator James D. Phelan places William Gibbs McAdoo in nomination at Madison Square Garden. The California senator extols McAdoo as a prudent, capable leader with credit for the federal reserve system, victory loans, treasury reforms, and major public works including the Hudson tunnels. The report notes the nomination occurred before the Democratic convention.

Madison Square Garden New York William Gibbs McAdoo Jackson James D. Phelan California

Posse ssions Not an Offense in Indiana Supreme Court Ruling

Indiana Supreme Court rules possessions of intoxicating liquor are not offenses even if intent to sell is shown. In the Cecil Smith case from Fayette County, the Fayette Circuit Court conviction for keeping liquor to sell was reversed by the high court with all justices concurring except Chief Justice Ewbank.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Indiana State Supreme Court Ewbank Cecil Smith Fayette Connersville

Walsh Declares Democratic Focus at Convention

Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana assumed permanent chairmanship of the Democratic convention and urged the party to focus on honest government tariff repeal relief for agriculture and related reforms. He attacked Republican administration and warned against linking the campaign to League of Nations involvement.

Madison Square Garden New York Thomas J. Walsh Montana Senate Secretary of the Interior Bert J. Fall Harding- Coolidge Walsh United States League of Nations Coolid Legaue League Mate League Wilson Admipi

Plank Denouncing Klan Presented at Democratic Convention

Senator Walsh of Massachusetts presented a resolution to the resolutions committee denouncing the Ku Klux Klan. The move sparked a split in the platform committee with anti Klan members warning of a floor revolt if the Klan was not named. The convention faces a major clash over the Klan issue as delegates weigh denouncements and policy positions.

Qarden League of Nations Pat Harrison Thomas Gallon Tennessee Leroy South Carolina Walsh Geveral Carter Glass National Committee Committee On Rules Platform Committee United States Ferdney Johnston Birmingham Plank Senator Walsh Massachusetts New York Jslue Sen. Walsh Mass Jonés Mellon Congress Perm Philippine

Hopewell to Open Wholesale Grocery in Terre Haute

Homer Hopewell and son Ray plan a wholesale grocery in Terre Haute near Fourth Street and the B and C railroad. The 4 000 square foot building will offer regular merchant discounts on delivered staple goods. Hopewell gained county renown after founding Washington's first cash and carry grocery.

Homer Hopewell & Son Hopewell W.H.S Washington's

Funeral for Clifford Bonham Held at Oak Grove Cemetery

Funeral services for Clifford Bonham were held this morning at 10 30 at his home with burial in Oak Grove cemetery.

Clifford “Bonham Oak Grove

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