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Washington Washington Democrat

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1920

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Democratic Senator Attacks Republican Platform In Speech

Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas assails the Republican platform as an unfair jumble of inconsistencies and evasions. He faults its prewar policy critique, tariff stance, and spending claims while praising the Democratic administration for legislative achievements and honesty.

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Five Die As Buffalo Rooming House Collapses

A four story lodging house in Buffalo collapses after a gas explosion on the second floor. Reports say five killed and ten seriously injured with up to eighty people buried or missing. Rescue efforts continue amid collapsed walls and debris.

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President Pleased by Democratic Convention News

Washington reports President Wilson is described as highly pleased with news from day one of the Democratic National Convention. White House officials call the coverage the best tonic since his illness, with United Press wire service delivering the story to the president.

Washington Wilson White House United Press

Obituary of Roy Brown Aged 36 In Jacksonville

Roy Brown a former resident of Wilie died in Jacksonville at about 36 years of age. The telegram from Mrs Mayme Bro ler announced the death received by W L Brown. Burial is today in Jacksonville. He served in World War I and was remembered by his sister.

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Fractured Narrative on Keensaylt Convention Struggle

Fragmented OCR outlines a political clash at a convention with Bryan excluded from key drafting roles. The text references Wilson, a credentials committee, and administration influence over selections, including controversy around Joseph P. Rollin as permanent chairman and McAdoo as a rival.

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Democrats in San Francisco Furore Over Convention Hearings

Reports from the Democratic National Convention note a heated session as William J. Bryan accused Senator Glass of joking during a serious question. Delegates and leaders work to restore harmony among women delegates amid conflicting tactics and debate about procedural changes.

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Export and Import Shifts Highlight May Trade Report

Washington reports May trade shows bigger exports by 7.4 billion and smaller imports by 84 million from April. Eleven month totals for exports reach 7.474 billion versus 8.3049 billion last year, with gold and silver movements noted and a Locust community meeting planned at Pleasant Hill Church.

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Publican party platform amid labor reform critique

A fragment notes criticism of a party platform for lacking principles. It mentions Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, and references his presence before resolutions committees of Democrats in San Francisco after a national convention, highlighting organized labor concerns.

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Operators Answer Union Men Claiming Excessive Profiteering

Scranton reports the mine operators and union leaders presented arguments before the commission. They focus on alleged excessive profiteering in the industry as the central dispute.

Scranton Wilson

Ireland in Present Mood Denounces Impossible Demands

A disjointed republication notes George claiming Ireland in its present mood finds certain demands impossible. The text hints at political tensions and independence urges amid a broader discussion of Irish sentiment.

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Chronicle fragment from uncertain text in 19th century notes

Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions committees and bishops with unclear names and dates, including references to episkop and tales. No clear events, places, or outcomes are identifiable from the readable text.

State bonus proposition in Indiana meeting ample attendance

The Indiana gathering noted a session continuing through noon to complete work with officers to be elected this afternoon. About 300 delegates attended the morning session as the state bonus proposition was adopted.

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City Council adopts plan for concrete walks citywide

The Monday meeting approved funding and procedures for building concrete sidewalks in all city areas. Property owners must notify within thirty days after July 1, 1920, or face enforcement. multiple blocks and lot lines across the city are listed for immediate work and existing sidewalks are noted as already in place.

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Concrete walkways on Dewy and Mill streets not yet completed

Fragmentary OCR notes reference concrete walks along several streets including Dewy avenue Mill street and New street. Mentions sides of Grove street and Be sides of Mill street with walks not yet finished and notes lower tide conditions.

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Daviess County Auto Club Seeks County Highway Links

A new Daviess County motor club forms to push road connections north and south through the county. temporary officers are named and a meeting at city hall is set for 7:50 PM to organize and nominate representatives, with plans to join the Hoosier State Automobile Association and push the Holosier Highway project.

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National Dairy Show in Chicago October 7 18

National Dairy Show will be held in Chicago from October 7 to 18 under the Department of Agriculture. The exhibit will highlight dairy co operation and by product milk and butter, with a miniature factory demonstrating cheese production and Swiss Roque style spreads.

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City Council Consideration Sparks Fortnight of Debate on Carnival Ordinance

A frayed council meeting in Augusta Shelvsive unfolds over an ordinance banning carnivals and limiting street shows at city parks. Supporters push for a strict measure with teeth while opponents urge exemptions and safeguards. City officials stress need to curb disorder and protect residents amid a tense vote.

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Livestock Fire Destroys Farm Large Loss Near City

A west of City farm owned by Joseph Small Barn lost about 800 chickens and other stock in a fire that destroyed outbuildings and caused extensive damage. The blaze started overnight and the spread prompted efforts by neighboring teams. Local authorities and the farm’s workers reported significant losses including wagons and feed. The incident is part of a broader rural disaster pattern affecting several farms in the area.

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