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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
4
Fragmented OCR quotes political turmoil in Washington with references to constitutionalists, agencies, and capital proximity. Mentions editors, subsidies and failed ventures amid a sweeping national debate over governance and policy.
A horse driven cart bolted on Eleventh Street injuring a man who fell and the animal ran wild. A bystander was thrown from the cart as the horse dashed through the street. The injured man received medical attention at the local office while the horse was subdued. Electricity supplies are noted as replacing another power form in dining work.
Fragmentary text mentions fund pools and interest payments, possible treasury notes, and polling references with unreadable names and numbers. No clear event or individuals are discernible from the readable portion.
Fragmentary OCR lists a Sunday PCR program with scattered names and places. It mentions Be iv Hetatt, Washington, Troyatorer St, and Englighman, with disjointed references to local figures and a 2661 date, but the readable facts are minimal.
An explosion on a dredge near Stacer, about fifteen miles from Evansville, killed 27 year old Thomas Small of Sandborn, Indiana. R A Brown Construction Co and manager R A Brown faced about $8000 in damage costs. Small's body flown to Evansville for an inquest before final homeward transfer.
A colonial era letter from Egeurgene to P De y discusses Greece and Turkey, noting Western policy limits and American restraint. The writer, W. A. Culeop, expresses relief at Greece’s stance and urges cautious Western support amid ongoing conflict, reflecting 19th or early 20th century foreign policy debates.
In Leavenworth Kansas inmates in the labor yards resume cell house construction after punitive routines. Reports note guards, new inmates, and the return of members from the ward as they recount sentences and inquire about released comrades. The arrival of Eugens A Clancy and Frank His activates lingering questions about Jerrett Hoclin and other enforced punishments.
Superintendent Dawson announced Detroit Ford plant will double in size at a cost of 5 million dollars. Seven new brick buildings will rise, three stories high, with a power house to house the gas and fire engine. The expansion aims to raise potential employment from 29,000 to nearly 58,000, creating substantial additional room.
Washington reports Gov Stewart of Montana urged transfer of troops from Fort Vancouver to Missoula as a precaution against possible outbreaks in Butte. Senator Myers pressed the White House for support, noting no federal troops are currently in Montana. President Wilson reviewed the advisement at a cabinet meeting.
A Worcester police hold a 4 year old Antone Babburgess on a charge of robbing Crist Volkmar in Illinois six weeks ago. In Oglesby a large sum was involved, while Lamburgess boasted in a saloon that he faced police action in La Salle County.
Market quotes show cattle and hog values, feeders and steers, mixed livestock notes, and prices for beef, sheep, and other commodities. Various figures and items appear with prices and ranges, reflecting a broad farm and ranch market snapshot from a past edition.
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