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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
1
Chicago May 21 jurors and witnesses are targeted in alleged bribery plots to secure a Shepherd murder trial jury. About 20 jurors were summoned from a pool of 100 for the first panel as the state's attorney pursues a fair hearing in Billie Mc.
Fragmentary text shows petitions opposed by Hiwer limes and mentions officials from Princeton Petersburg Clinton Vincennes Bicknell and other locales. Only scattered names and routes appear, with unclear actions.
Officials plan a trial run of a steam powered unit from Haute on May 25 bound for Evansville. The setup includes two wear cars and a 20,000 pound baggage trailer with a six passenger smoking compartment. Train cars measure about 61 feet and 49 feet with clear dimensions and capacities.
The Be in mine at Been Mound opens with about sixty men today and expected to take on more soon. Production to commence at 442 pot start, with forge activity normal and market conditions noted for Pig bs. Employees anticipate an expanding phase as operations begin.
May 21 report from Morocco states Free Moroccan forces began a large offensive to secure posts in the Danouet Beet region. The drive aims to reach Fez with claims of German support strengthening their efforts amid ongoing combat and rumors of progress.
In La rinceton on May 21 Mrs. Etta, of North Hart street, badly mangled her right hand when she threw cartridges into a stove. The cartridges, in trash she intended to burn, exploded badly lacerating the fingers.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a location east of an end point near Southwestern Pike and courtly development. It provides few readable specifics, mentioning a place and directions but no clear event or date.
Two suspects were held at Opts as police released further details about a bandit incident. The incomplete report notes authorities continuing to investigate and confirm the detention status of the individuals involved.
N L Collins of Métropolis has accepted a call to pastor the Christian church, signaling a leadership transition in the local religious community. The move reflects ongoing church growth and community outreach efforts amid changing congregational needs.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad plans a May 26 safety rally at major terminals for workers and families. The event, organized by the safety department, uses entertainment and films like Safety Pays and Gambling With Death to show the consequences of carelessness. Vocal and instrumental music by company ensembles will precede talks by divisional superintendents and safety committee members. The program ends with a dance and lessons on rail crossing hazards, highlighting dangerous practices faced by employees and the public.
Fragments indicate the Rey 5 sisters or associates and a city hall occupancy plan. The message references readiness for occupancy, ongoing work, and use of city hall during the interim. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
Governor Jackson announced plans to buy 500 acres in the Sand Dune region to create a 43,000 acre state park. The governor said funds would be released from state reserves to support the acquisition and safeguard the district’s future.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a girl named Miss Jaywa feared kidnapped after an incident involving her aunt and an unknown man near a Bererhe location. Police and volunteers search the area while witnesses describe a tireless chase and a suspect seen in the vicinity.
The grand jury today ordered the indictment of Mrs Geisen-Volk, operator, on a charge of first degree murder for the death of a woman who died shortly after an incident noted earlier this year. The proceeding marks the formal filing of murder charges in connection with the tragic death.
A fire destroyed Bulger, Pennsylvania, causing an estimated $100,000 in damage. Police are investigating the cause of the blaze.
Streetcar service on the Graniteville Railway will be almost suspended for several days due to a generator powering the cars. Officials will try to run cars as workers start and end shifts but cannot say when normal service will resume.
An alleged local raid leader known as a fake marshal was questioned Monday night. The figure, tied to a party, remained in custody as investigators from the state base county continued inquiries.
A mob of about 2 000 stormed a county jail in Texas on May 21 attempting to lynch two confessed inmates. Officers fought back using shotguns and kept guard as inmates were wounded, one seriously, during the assault. Local authorities pledged to prevent further outbreaks.
The article details a counterfeit ten dollar bill found in Boston, showing features like a portrait of Jackson, silk threads, and a larger seal. It notes irregularities in the typeface and legal protections, with mentions of plate numbers and the difficulty of authenticating the note. The description includes how the counterfeit appears to be printed and how the fibers show, highlighting a manufacturing scene.
Laona Wisconsin May 21 reports show wildfires spreading rapidly in northern areas as high winds push flames toward several villages. Fire crews struggle to contain blazes threatening homes and timberlands.
A joint meeting of the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs is set for 6:30 pm at the Methodist church. Richard Lieber, director of the state conservation department, will speak on his department’s work and the need for a statewide plan for conserving natural resources with emphasis on reforestation.
Jdh Thomas Shaw, a 27 year old Black man, faces trial for a second time on murder charges. Witnesses recount his alleged acts and the night of the crime as the state pursues the electric chair, while the jurors hear testimony about his conduct and behavior during the investigation.
Warren T. McCray, former governor of Indiana now imprisoned in Atlanta, won a federal court judgment for twelve thousand dollars against the defunct Black Hills Tea and Savings company of Deadwood. The suit concerns cattle sales from the McCray ranch near Belle Fourche, South Dakota, tied to his alleged financial difficulties and the downfall of his administration.
A large barn on Frank1s farm, three miles north of Velpen, burned last night with corn, hay, and machinery. Officials say arson was the cause. Bloodhounds tracked to a road where they lost the trail. investigators believe firebugs fled in an automobile. Loss estimated at $4,000, partly insured.
A vehicle brake failure along the river south of Low broke the cat off the levee in an afternoon accident. Riders Pescorss and Black suffered serious injuries including a severed throat and a nearly severed limb. Nagar ner, 40, sustained minor bruises and survived. One occupant died before a doctor arrived.
In South Bend burglars entered the home of State Senator A RB. They took $12 and cooked breakfast before fleeing. Mrs slept upstairs unaware of the danger as the men carried out the crime.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad deploys industrial surveys to aid factory siting and city development along its network. David Hum Jr leads surveys, currently in Seymour, with past work in Washington. Findings support company planning and broader industrial outreach for growth.
The report notes hopes for a quick recovery after a setback during practice. It mentions key player names and team context, highlighting medical checks and interim plans while the squad eyes a return to full work.
Topeka May 21 Former Governor Davis said he was sure of acquittal after the jury exonerated him on charges he solicited a bribe for pardoning 46. He remarked he did not feel guilty and was confident the outcome would vindicate him.
Riverdale district details a 16 year old girl Wunsch testifying at a coroner's inquest. She says she killed Agnes Ache to stop rumors about her father and protect her home, claiming unfair behavior by her mother. The state attorney questioned her motives and the coroner prepared findings.
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