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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1911
Page
2
Fragmentary readable items show a Washington Democrat page note with names Boyd and Trepet, plus three references. The text is incomplete but suggests a local newspaper brief or promo item from a Washington area edition.
On June 11 in committee of the whole, Hon W A Ciullop from this district delivered a lengthy speech titled The Cast off High Projection. He cited a strong list of facts supporting his position. White, a Republican, asked about Indiana and Ciullop replied that Indiana is all right, with two Democratic Senators and twelve of thirteen House members Democrats, predicting a solid delegation and a GOP sweep next election.
Fragmentary OCR yields a terse political item noting an amendment in the Senate associated with Wood. The readable text hints at a rejected proposal or poll results affecting a party, with limited clear names or dates.
Reading as a garbled but recognizable account, leaders warn of a new pact that could trigger widespread backlash. The piece references Republicans, amendments, and threats to press freedoms, noting opposition from various state actors and a tense public vote looming amid uncertain details.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a column and a menu, with stray phrases about butter, a guide, and references to a week, a birth, and a place. Details are obscured, but the fragment suggests a local-interest items page containing scattered notes and culinary hints.
A partial, garbled note from Carthage Missouri references a danger to an individual and a threat of harm. Details are unclear due to missing letters and distorted words, leaving the incident described only in shaky terms with no identifiable names or dates.
An incomplete fragment questions whether praise of a public officer can condemn an opponent. It references a Herald, a courier, and a garbled line about a tort or claim of injury, with mentions of an Evansville Courier and a political context.
Fragmented text describes nuns aiding a meeting involving the Attite and Vie far asseentnig groups, referencing roles of Par a wt thie cay eeu Pe eae Ar and discussions on the Hie 2 part. Some names appear as Herod, Hes Thognin, and Theoseters Ot, with hints of a public or organizational gathering.
A garbled report notes a pardon connected to a case involving a night rider or vigilante and references a grand jury decision. It cites Gov Whitellson Baye and a district center, with mentions of witnesses and alleged offenses.
In Wisconsin at Evansville on June 7 a farmer reports an elephant incident where bull or elephant tied to a binder caused confusion in a wheat field. The scene involved a motor truck and a hindered team as workers tried to resume duties. Harrison Township notice to all with business in the township calls for meetings on the second Saturday monthly at Glendale. George E. Ward, Trustee.
A fragmented advertisement promises fly killer discounts and free accessories. It touts men’s underwear at 19 cents and 39 to 89 cent items, with free hats or caps when purchasing men’s or boys’ suits, and notes prices remain unchanged for suits.
Listing from Washington Realty Co describes a nine room house with bath fireplace gas lighting and cooking plus a good barn summer kitchen and wood shed suitable as a rooming house for ten years. Also offers a five room cottage with outbuildings a good well cellar and large lot near Main Street with price listed. Another five room dwelling with summer kitchen barn chicken house and spacious ground near town center promising a good chance for investing in poultry. Special prize promotion for a short time.
A New Yuri case tied to a $900,008 bribe offer involves Richard Parr deputy surveyor and a private detective agency head, with the trio accused of schemes to smuggle jewelry worth 300,000 dollars from Helen Jennie. Attorneys for the three men pressed Loeb to testify. prosecutors seek evidence linking Tennessee and Wisconsin figures to the national jewelry heist.
Dozens of civil and medical leaders welcome members of the American Medical Association to Los Angeles for the Pacific coast gathering. Nearly five hundred scientists will present papers as doctors, spouses, and guests enjoy receptions, tours, and social events planned through Friday afternoon.
The text alleges detectives blamed for aiding the suspect and influenced officials to reach a verdict. It notes the Ohio senate attorney and a defendant named Dien presented by Tadge 1 Rink, and mentions judge Kinkéad taking the case under advisement. The fragmented OCR references misstate names and roles but imply official fault and pending judgment.
Washington June 27 Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell leaders of the American Federation of Labor face contempt of court. if they do not apologize to the court they may stand trial again and risk jail. Decision by Judge William D Wright on May 16 follows Vic Heelgson of the Supreme Court building case. Iowa Fire Insurance Agents Meet Rioux City June 20 Large attendance marks yearly meeting of the Iowa Fire Insurance Agents Association held here. Speakers include Ernest Moore Ling County on Local Agents and Fire Legislation. William Blodgett and Glen Roer recently appointed state fire marshal under new law that goes into effect July.
Newark man J B Mershon credits Dr King’s New Discovery with restoring his health after eight months of illness and lung hemorrhages. He reports that three weeks of use revived him and urges others to try the remedy. Trial bottle free, guaranteed by W O Betts. 50 cents and $1 bottles available.
The readable text presents a surreal mix of names and scenes, including mentions of a Fourth of July event, an Evansville music camp, and a bizarre animal and sewer passage. A distorted narrative threads through, interleaving civic, personal, and ominous imagery without clear coherence.
Peter Negley of Lawrence Township faced the Marion County board of review over tax payments for a $4,000 cash March 1, plus a $4,100 real estate purchase later in March. An arrangement was made requiring the seller to assume taxes for 1911, while Negley argued he paid double taxes. The board did not find fault with the county, and Negley’s request to shift the tax burden was denied.
An eleven month old daughter of Mrs Will J Reynolds of Leagootwe died Sunday morning after a brief illness described as cholera infantum. The child had been sick only a short time. The funeral was held at 2 PM Monday with interment at St. John's Cemetery.
Wages from $25 to $50 weekly for auto mobile sales, repair, driving and demonstration. Thousands needed nationwide as 349,000 cars expected this year. Rochester Automobile School promises quick training with part time opportunity to earn while learning. Send inquiries to Rochester Automobile School No. Church sites Rochester NY July 1 1S.
James A Gillayee and Ltd operate a crime office in the Telephone Building offering day and night answering services from office 106 and residence pad.
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