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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1915
Page
5
Wanted ads show varied, fragmented lines seeking workers for direct hosiery distribution and outfit details. Listings offer no experience required, permanent positions, and contact through International Mans Inc Dept 3 Norristown PA with dated cues and multiple audience bets.
Hamilton Club luncheon heard Frederick W. Upham pledge that Chicago will host the 1916 Republican National Convention. He reported pledges from 30 of 52 national committeemen. Sullivan indicated about 20 Democratic committeemen also pledged to support Chicago as the convention site.
The Washington milk tea cream company and James A Gill entertained Central Union Telephone Company employees on N E Third Street. The evening featured conversation music ice cream cake and refreshments. The Ace Cream Company and Mr of their kindness were thanked. Attending from out of town were Mrs Smeadiey of Greencastle and Mrs James Clark of Washington Kentucky.
Amusements page previews a Vitagraph farce and Lubin and Biograph shorts with Bill Quirk. plus The African Diamond and The Deputy's Duty. Grand plans a Monday matinee due to a scheduling clash with Alice Neilson, offering added attractions at regular prices. Frank Toyd Gretchen Liderer Marc Robbing and Millard K Wilson star in His Captive, a society and western melodrama about cattle rustlers attacking a retired cattle king's daughter.
Local residents including Miss Janie Dorey and Miss Josephine Herr travel to Kansas City while relatives in Indiana, Ohio, and nearby towns plan short visits. Several individuals, such as Miss Ella Elis and Mrs. N. G. Little, depart to spend time with relatives, and others arrive from Indianapolis and Evansville for family visits.
Fragmentary text references a June schedule, an export route from Springfield to Gulf Ports, and a proposed 15 cent rate per 100 shelter units. Mentions Western Franchises and international trade to Europe and Africa. Names Billie and Petal Note appear as unclear references.
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