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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
1
The trial centered on Billie McClintock associated with a high profile murder. State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe urged further action while Emma Nelson, Billie’s mother, faced implications from events sixteen years prior. Bond set at $5,000 pending appeal or reconsideration.
Mary Skibo of Michigan City Ind confesses to killing her husband with a crowbar as he drank. In Chicago, Jane Shepherd and William D were acquitted of murder amid a contentious trial and fanfare. Shepherd’s wife faced strain as the verdicts sparked public reactions and ongoing legal questions.
Defense attorney Dy H patver urged a determined effort to move the trial forward while Hines ordered a venire of 190 prospective jurors. Names remained undrawn as the pool was summoned for voir dire.
The New City union painters volunteered to repaint the Tre’ War Mothers home on East Street. Sixteen painters worked through the morning and are close to finishing the job. Workers donated paint and funds, and a large noon meal was served as thanks. Names mentioned include John Birnes Brandon, Tom Brown, Mangin, and Pearans among others.
In Pomeroy Ohio the mine conflict escalates with a $15000 incendiary fire at a Pittsburgh Union mine and threats against open shop leaders. A garage of a miner was dynamited and authorities assign a special guard to the Pomeroy Daily News which has opposed unionism since the outbreak.
Four townships in Daviess County Van Buren Barr Reeve and Harvison receive state aid for the just-closed school year. First payment several weeks ago second and final payment in August. Aid supports townships with a one dollar levy for current expenses, but the levy falls short of costs. About 17 000 dollars has been paid to these four townships for 4 000 etal to the trustee.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to lightning and local impact with unclear details. No concrete events, dates, or named entities emerge beyond vague mentions of a horse and a vicinity. Summary preserves ambiguity and highlights unclear weather incident.
In Seymour Indiana on June 27 Mrs Peers Hill widow of Thomas J who was killed in 1921 in a railway wreck testified about the fatal engine accident. Three men were killed when the first engine overturned after leaving the Medora crossing. The train reportedly traveled about thirty five miles per hour. The second engine and its crew escaped with injuries and nonfatal burns.
Indianapolis June 27 Democratic leaders in Indiana search for a new helmsman after Walter S Chambers Newcastle state chairman said he would not seek reappointment. A joint meeting was convened to discuss reconstructing party machinery and to set plans for the upcoming congressional campaign with the campaign committee expected at the July 11 gathering.
The Shenandoah airship, famed as a great dirigible, is slated to pass over Indiana on July 4 as part of a Lakehurst to Evansville itinerary. Cmdr. Wilbur leads the ship with weather conditions possibly altering the route. Congressman's Rowbottom notes strong devotion guiding the planned stop in Evansville.
Stockton celebrates the Graham Motors Evansville plant opening with a crowd, a Monday luncheon series, a Thursday parade of 150 trucks, and a banquet. R A Graham Evansville and Detroit executives attend along with Dodge Brothers directors and Stockton city officials. Output set at ten trucks daily with future expansion expected.
Bridgewater residents linked to the case are scheduled to appear in court. Local authorities identify the involved parties and set a date for arraignment as the investigation proceeds.
Paris reports indicate the senate backed Premier with five votes of confidence after a disputed finance program. The proposed measure faced delays and shifting support as lawmakers press for passage and await formal vote timing.
Chicago June plans under way to merge General Motors and Ford in a major auto industry consolidation. Experts say the merger could reshape production and markets, with regulatory scrutiny anticipated as the deal progresses.
Officials in Daviess county plan to send a large delegation of teachers to the National Education Association annual convention in Indianapolis starting tomorrow. The event, the nation’s largest educational gathering, is expected to attract 6 000 to 7 000 educators from every state. Messages highlight the push for a federal department of education and a constitutional amendment to regulate child labor.
A fragment notes a Washington merchant reluctant to become a printer's ink sales agent, suggesting he would be convinced if he visited the Egk. The brief item hints at a push for ink sales through a persuasive visit.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Rotary related event labeled Sapp Is Coming or Sapp. It references a gathering planned for this afternoon at a church with omines and cordice hints, but details are unclear.
Detroit June 27 The Ford Motor company has completed all debate for opening a second express air route from Dearborn to the new Cleveland dyes field will be started the United Press was informed today.
Leas township resident Mr. Mumaw, about three miles north of Odon, was severely cut on the face and neck Wednesday after stepping around his car and colliding with a protruding cutter blade. He required stitches for a deep lip and cheek gash and nose tip injury. He received immediate medical care and is recovering.
James B McDonald a lifelong Daviess county resident died suddenly at 4 15 yesterday afternoon at the Daviess county paupitat He was born October 6 1848 near Corning son of William and Bridget McDonald A farmer all his life he farmed near Corning He married Margaret out thirty six years ago and seven children were born five survive He was survived by his brothers and sisters Erine Bothwell Reeve township The body was prepared by Keller Williams mortuary and taken to his home in Harscess sauna for burial arrangements made for Friday morning.
June 27 item from Indianapolis notes that one of three privates named will face a hearing for failure to attend a drill.
Columbus Ohio June 27 minority stockholders lose a demurrer to their petition seeking an injunction against a proposed merger. The ruling determines the action cannot proceed at this time, ending the minority challenge to the merger plan.
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