Death summons Washington funeral director James A. Gill
James A. Gill 58 a prominent Washington funeral director died at 7 45 this morning at 615 East Main after months of illness. He had treatment at Mayo Hospital Minnesota and his long career spanned his life in Washington. Born December 29 1873 in Washington he worked in the machin e trade before joining his father in the funeral directing business which continued until his death. He helped shape civic life and supported community causes while maintaining a strong reputation for integrity. He left behind his wife and several children with the Gill family legacy in local funeral service.
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James A. Gill
Washington
East Main Street
Mr. Gill
Mayo Hospital
Minnesota
James J . Gill
Gill
Pothet
Losgansport
Helen Gill
Peoria Mill
Joseph Gill
W. Hayes Gill
James C. Gill
William C Camp dies after stroke in Daviess County
William C Camp aged 60, co treasurer of Daviess County, died at Daviess County Hospital after a stroke last Tuesday. He had served as treasurer since January 3 1932 and would have faced re election in the coming vote. A Washington resident since 1903, he was active in real estate, insurance, and several fraternal orders. He was born to Camp and pre deceased spouse, survived by five brothers and three sisters. He taught in Daviess County schools for several years before entering public office.
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Wm. C. Camp
Daviess County
Daviess County Hospital
Camp
Repubican Party
Christian Science Church
Masonic Lodge
The
Odd Fellows
Woodman of the World
Washington
Andi
Winghester
Om. Paoi
t_Winghester
Bertha Rott
Amordsville
Jesse
Ae Winchester
Mason
Commissioners Set Special Session for Treasurers Vacancy
The commission will meet in special session at the courthouse at 6 o'clock to appoint a successor to the late Camp as county treasurer. Roy Strange, Democratic nominee, is favored to fill the vacancy. The appointment will cover six months, with election terms governed by Article X and Section 11 of the state constitution.
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Tc. Camp
Fra
Roy Strange
Piginvill
Dobbyn
Consu
Elec
Roosevelt Quits Two-Thirds Ruling Battle
In a telegram to James A. Farley the president expressed his intent to withdraw from the ongoing fight over the ruling. The message notes internal disagreement and the effort to reach an eventual settlement.
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Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Chioe & Gra
Indiana Delegation Favors Shouse Amid Two-Thirds Rule Clash
Chicago dispatch reports Indiana's delegation backing Shouse for permanent chair and resisting an immediate two-thirds rule change at the Democratic convention. McHale pressed for a vote while others paused, with Mo and Oh delegations seen as pivotal as Roosevelt seeks to break the rule. Barkley and Shouse events frame the tense opening.
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Ciltea Brewe
Chicago
Indiana
Franklin BD
Roosevelt
Jought Shouse
Frank McHale
Shouse
Congress
Moses Indiana
Nation
McHale
Robert
Proctor
Elkhart
Tomorecy
Cone
Paul V. McNutt
Clarence MacNab
Fort Wayne
Richard Werneke
Haute
George Walter Jasper
Kirk .McKinni
Indianapolis
Walter Chambers
Newcastle
Hospital patient Mrs. Charles Workman listed for operation
Mrs. Charles E Workman of 9 N B Tenth street underwent surgery at the hospital today. Bob Morris, previously missing, hiked from Pittsburgh to Washington and plans to reunite with Mr and Mrs M D on the 23rd.
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Chas. Workman
Charles E. Workman
N. B. Tenth Street
Bob Morris
Pittsbury Pa
Washington
Will
M.D
Barkley Defends Democrats Fight on Prohibition and Reforms
Senator Alben W. Barkley outlines a Democratic program to repeal the 18th Amendment via state conventions, vows tariff revision, farm relief, banking reforms, and anti Hoover financial policies, denouncing Republican stance as scrap lumber and urging a direct constitutional submission. The keynote address at the Democratic convention in Chicago is reported with approval from two leading candidates.
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Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Chicago Stadium
Morris de Haven Tracy
United Press
Convention Stadium
Chicago
Ill
Pha
Democratic Party
Federal Farm Board
Barkley
Congress
Ates
Hoover Administration
Warren Infant Dies Suddenly
Evelyn Lowise Warren, infant daughter of Homer and Helen Warren, died suddenly at home in Plain the early morning. Coroner to conduct an investigation. Surviving brothers and other family members are listed.
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Evelyn Lowise Warren
Homer
Helen (Hackler
Rréen
Plain
Yesterahi
Laddes
Former Local Resident Dies in Indianapolis
Mrs. Andrew Padgett aged 63 died suddenly at her Indianapolis home. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10:30 AM at Plainville United Brethren Church with burial in Plainville Cemetery. Born near Glendale on April 2, 1869, she moved with her husband to Plainville then Washington and Indianapolis over the years. Surviving are four children, the husband, a sister and brothers, with lifetime United Brethren member status noted.
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Andrew Padgett
al Marly
Washington
Indianapolis
Eldeck
Plainville
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