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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1923

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Marriage Dispute and Promises Case Dominate Local News

Obituary notices mourn Hugh Rogers proprietor of Rogers factory owner of large land holdings in the county dies at 82 after heart disease. Funeral Tuesday at Wheaton Street home with family and church ties noted. Also covered: Miss Valdas Sims awarded 3,000 damages against Willis Overton for breach of promise to marry, with prior seduction and bastardy charges resolved. Marriage performed at minister’s home with no attendants.

Valdas Sims Willis Overton Leroy Sargent Christiaan Walnut East Third Streets Stiss Sims Miss Sims John A. Sims Eaglesville James. Overton Out

West Fork River Falls After Flood Crest Passes

The crest of the flood in the West Fork of White River is believed passed. River levels began dropping Sunday night and receded by morning with water about a foot below the March overflow level. Traffic on the state highway west of Washington remains blocked but expected to reopen tomorrow. A separate note includes civil case numbers and a literary line from Samuel Woodworth.

White River Trafic Washington Mvn

Still Fighting At Bandits' Rendezvous

May 21 reports from fhanhal state the American Chamber of Commerce asks Secretary ghee to dispatch troops to the scene where Chinese warlords hold three American hostages. Diplomats consider a new note to the Chinese government as fighting worsens risking hostage safety. Chinese authorities oppose yielding while aiming to address the attack with Pekin authorities.

Pokin American Chamber of Commerce Fhanhal Ghee Ort Rahgom Caih Pekin China Way

Leonard Range Co Stove Demonstration Planned at City Offices

All day Tuesday at the Washington Water Light Power Co offices there will be a stove demonstration by the Leonard Range Co. showing the new stocabiet cabinet and a full line of their products. Attendees can learn about the factory, ask questions, and see why the company believes its cabinet meets growing home space needs.

Leonard Range Washington Water, Light & Power Co Leonard Bango Co Othe Toonani Kangage Demendration Co Soster

Curzon May Be Lloyd's Successor to Premiership

London May 21 Marquis Curzon the foreign secretary since 1919 is seen as possible successor to the premiership after Bonar Law resigned last night. Rumors say Lord Curzon would form a ministry but divisions within the conservative ranks threaten unity. Lloyd George faces questions about aligning with the Conservatives, while Derby and other leaders debate who should lead in the crisis.

London Marquis Slale Bonar Law Curzun Lord Derby Seputsis House of Lords Stupey Traldvetn Derby Ialfour Linn Jt Brank Lloyi George Lloyd George Daily Chronicle Lloyd: George

Fingers Lost In Saw Mill Accident At Reeve Township

William E. Edwards former assessor of Reeve township lost three fingers and a thumb on his right hand in a saw mill accident near Grimnanschool in Reeve township Saturday when his hand became entangled in a saw. Amputation was necessary. He was taken to Linganle for revival.

William E. Edwards Reeve Township Grimnan Sehool Saurday Waihand Linganle Fenrion

Cent. Boost in Pay for Baltimore & Ohio Shops

More than 1,200 motive power department employees at Baltimore and Ohio shops receive a three cent per hour wage increase effective May 16. The raise covers boilermakers machinists sheet metal workers blacksmiths temp workers and apprentices among others. The wage deal, the first since a shopmen strike, awaits overtime terms for roundhouse workers and seven day jobs. Workers have 30 days to approve or reject via their representatives. A federation meeting to finalize the plan is set for June in Cincinnati.

Motive Power Department Baltimore & Onle Cheishop Federation Charles Fullerton Baltimore& Ohio Machinists Labor Temple Fullerton Washington Baltimore Baltimore & Ohio Wedk Round House System Federation Cincinnati Hert M. Jew

Frector-All for Sen Nelson Seat in Minnesota Race

In St Paul on May 21 Republicans clash as special election looms for the Nelson seat. Gov Preus faces Wither struggle while Harding's favor spurs opposition. Anderson wins the bids to rebel and announces candidacy. Judge Mallon resigns as Supreme Court justice to enter the race. Shaw also enters the contest.

St. Paul Minn Repub- Mann Nelson Preus T Hat Harding Anderson Mallon Supreme Court Shaw

Van Buren Votes For Improved Roads

Van Buren township voters approved construction of five miles of first ever paved roads. In a road election held Saturday, road one passed 62 to 14, road two 56 to 20, road three 56 to 20, and road four 47 to 17. County commissioners may order sale of the roads.

van Buren Township Praver Roads Dmeession

Sheriff Shot by Auto Bandits at Rochester

Rochester Indiana May 21 sheriff Kirchendorfer was reportedly fatally shot by automobile bandits as he attempted to arrest them during a coupe theft. A posse of Rochester citizens pursued the outlaws.

Rochester Ind Kirchendorfer

Hog Prices Hit New Low Levels Across U S Markets

Chicago May 21 hog prices touch new lows for 1923 as heavy receipts push values down across the country. Prices in Chicago range from 1 to 1. Lower than last week, brokers report demand soft.

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Mother’s suicide shocks Indianapolis family

Roxa Howell a 19 year old mother killed herself by poison late Monday in Indianapolis. Her children Patrick 8 and Ruby 2 witnessed no direct cause given. Neighbors and relatives recall a nervous condition and a marriage about four years ago. Howell’s husband Homer Howell reported as an ex-employee at Ring & Co. in Indianapolis and the couple had lived in Dubois and Daviesa counties before moving to the city. A passerby helped after the event and the woman died five minutes after hospital arrival.

Indianapolis Patrick Howell Homer Hlowell Peat St. Patrick Ruby Mowell Roxa Howell Dru Howell Daviesa County Arcing Street Jlawell Ring & Cos Plint

Poultry Exhibit Draws Large Crowd at City Show

More than 700 people toured the poultry exhibits and attended lectures at City Hall. Purdue University official L. L. Jones said the interest surpassed other venues with the same program. Egg show had 48 entries with prizes awarded to multiple exhibitors across classes including Trymouth Huck, Rhodes, Langshabg, Orpington, and Leghorn, with sweepstakes in brown and white egg classes won by Mrs. Cora Osmon and John Ritter Jr.

Domox L. L. Jones Purdue University Aban Trymouth Huck Chas C. Alkiman Austin Waggoner Austin Waggoder Bieter E. Osmon Walters Langshabg H. H Orpington Cora ‘Osmon Wim Chapman John Ritter James H. Flicks Cora D. Osman Bray Charles Aikman John Ritter Jr

Leeds May Sue James A Stillman In Divorce Action

Florence Leeds ages as the other woman in the Stillman divorce saga contemplates legal action to secure support for her child Jay after claims that James A Stillman cut the allowance and withheld provisions. Leeds says she shielded the banker during the trial but now faces loss of his support and seeks a court remedy.

New York Florence Leeds Stillman Jay Moe United Press Lodis Stillman Vow Hfe Ion Shea Anpeelt

Prosecution On Sugar Ring Seeks Indictments

The article discusses federal plans to indict alleged sugar profiteers and conspirators as part of a broader effort to curb price manipulation of essential foodstuffs. It notes the administration’s intent to seek new laws if existing statutes fail and mentions President Harding urging action in a Supreme Court context.

Washington Supreme Rauk Tin Congress Constittuti Vatican Congress

Old Hawkins Home Destroyed by Fire Near Oak Grove

Fire destroyed the old Gharner Hawkins residence two short distances north of Oak Grove Cemetery on Sunday noon. Rican Burris and family perished in the blaze as a defective flare is believed to have caused the fire. The two story house with about nine rooms burned, threatening a nearby barn and outbuildings storing some 3,500 bushels of corn. Fire Chief Gates organized efforts to save the remaining structures using chemicals as flames spread, with several pieces of furniture and household goods lost in the blaze.

Gharner Hawkins Oak Grove Cemetery Rican Burris Hovac del Albiran Gates

Day resigns from Claims Commission in Washington

Washington May 21 William R Day resigned as umpire of the American Claims Commission created to settle claims against Germany President Harding accepted the resignation Day who had left the Supreme Court to join the commission said the vast workload called for a younger more vigorous man He handed his resignation to the President in person

Washington William R. Day Germany Harding Day United States Supreme Court Unpire Commission

Volunteer Stock Sale Promises Jobs for Washington

A list of solicitors and volunteers outlines a stock subscription drive to raise funds for Leona Stove Works in Washington. The campaign aims to hire skilled workers and boost the city, with Tuesday in-person calls and Wednesday papers announcing success or failure to secure required stock. Names such as Rolla Gines, Nath Beitman, Louis Foy, Fred McGuire, and many others are listed as captains and solicitors.

el Pa Leona Stove Rolla Gines Willis Hoddinott Nath Beitman W. L. Evans Wm. Quilliams Charles Kidwell Ed Hunt Sinford Palmer Ed Xeller John F. Folliday Ralph Hastings Ed Pershing Charles Rhodes Henry Vollmer Betty Ben Allen A EL Biugshouser Herman Wellinger BE. M. Whitehead Hugh de Cox

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