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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1930

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Greenwood Congressman Greet Wood re-elected to second district

Congressman Arthur H. Greetwood, re-elected to a fifth term in the second district, leaves for Washington to prepare for the new session. He won by a 17,095 vote margin over the Republican challenger, pledging flood control for the Wabash and White river valleys and signaling support for a $1,750,000 federal flood program. He noted army engineers will survey in January 1931 and aims to push appropriations and related legislation through the House.

Arthur H. Greetwood Washington, D. C Congress Greenwood Hotheee Ted Ing Congress Tha Wabash Besees Senate House Jowett Ag Folaren Daviess Owda Lake Inhon Mea Morgai

Jesse Links Residence Fire Damages Home

Early morning fire at Jesse Links residence caused extensive roof and second story damage, with water flooding first floor. Firefighters battled flames for hours, prompting multiple hose lines and a quick West End response, while neighbors reported hearing alarms before the blaze. damage estimated at four thousand dollars or more.

Jesse Link Link Roy Yea

Election counting errors mar county ticket results

Reported rush to tally votes for county candidates led to errors while presenting figures to Democrats. Officials say the mistakes do not affect the outcome or the official tally.

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Officials Take Up Duties First of Year

Officials begin annual duties with new assignments as the sheriff and coroner adjust roles. John leads the team while Michael Mad ikin transitions from prior office to ongoing responsibilities under the county administration. Roy steps into observed duties as the process unfolds.

Will John Fe Michael Madikin Elcoroner Roy

Republicans Lead in House and Senate in Indiana

Indiana election reports show Republicans leading in the U S House and Senate races with Democrats holding a potential minority in the state house. Unofficial tallies from Putnam and Montgomery counties favor Democrat Ira Clotser over J Frank Chadwick, and Republican gains in Hamilton Boone Tipton and other counties shape the upper house balance.

Indianapolis Senate Putnam Montgomery Ira Clotser J. Frank Chadwick Alonzo L. Shull Hamilton County Boone Tipton Ben Rockey Ohio Switzerland Ivens Russi P Floyd H. Compton Lut C. Draper Spiceland Wim. F. Hodge Gary William H. Hill Oliver Kline Ofton John Sherwood Mitchell

Hartford man kills self after robbery hold up

Chicago Nov 6 Emmerson Combs 28 killed himself to avoid arrest after police trapped him less than an hour after he held up a girl in her bedroom and robbed her of 48 cents. Combs tied to Hartford Michigan was living.

Chicago Emmerson Combs Combs Hartford Mich

Herbert Fishel's Entry Wins Local Dog Show

Herbert Fishel entered a local dog in a judge R W Bingham event in Lyon County Kentucky. The dog placed first under judge Bingham who handled the competition. The winning dog named Pine Land Phil earned top honors.

Herbert Fishel Say‘che Eee Bmox R. W. Bingham Bingham Pine Land Phil

Owen Raney Held On Old Violation

Owen Raney was arrested last night by Patrolmen Burkhart and placed in jail to await a circuit court action pending against him for several weeks.

Owen Raney Burkhart Eer

Woodcock to Aid in Getting Data

Washington November 6 Attorney General Mitchell said that prohibition director Woodcock has been summoned to assist in gathering data on people by President Hoover.

Woodcock Washington Attorn Mitchell Tod Prohibition Hoover

Armistice Night Pageant Plans By American Legion

The American Legion holds Armistice night pageant preparations at War Mothers Home 8 o'clock for duty assignments. Bike club open house November 11 aids parade. Legion sponsors a public free dance at Community gym with Legion orchestra after the pageant. Parade routes listed on East 7th Walnut Main avenues. Legion urges merchants decorate stores with small donations.

American Legion War Mothers Home Américan Legion Legion Walnut Bn. Main Legionariea

Henry Chapman Seriously Hurt in Hotel Fall

Henry Obawilieg, 33, a native of South Washington, was seriously injured Monday after a fall from stairs at the Martin Hotel. He was brought to the home of Mrs. Hattie Chapman, where removal to hospital was prevented due to a window issue.

Henry Obawilieg South Washington Martin Hotel Hattie Chapman

Error in counting votes at Muacle precinct

An error in counting votes in Muacle on November 6 misreported the tally by 20 votes for opponent Albert H. Vestal. The correction shows Vestal edged the tally by a margin of 20 votes in the precinct counting.

Democrats to Choose Speaker for the House in Indiana

Indianapolis reports growing speculation on who will chair the Indiana House as Democrats, in control for the first time since 1915, weigh candidates Walter Myers Earl Crawford and George L. Saunders. Delph McKesson is also floated for judiciary chair.

Senate Walter Myers Indianapolis Earl Crawford Milton Highway Commission George L. Saunders Bluffton Delph McKesson Plymouth Judiciary Committee Committee On Congressions

Millfield Mine Disaster Death Toll Reaches Seventy-Nine

Millfield Ohio reports seventy five bodies recovered from No 6 mine of Sunday Creek Coal Company after a gas pocket explosion yesterday noon. Officials say no other victims remain, with rescue teams having searched all mine recesses and found additional bodies.

Ohio Sunday Creek Coal Company C. Cook Athetis

Passenger Steamer Northwestern in Distress Off Alaska

Portland Oregon reports the passenger steamer Northwestern of the Alaska Steamship Company is in distress two miles south of Spencer on the Alaska coast. No further details or casualties provided.

Portland Ore Northwestern Alaska Steamship Company Spencer

Local figure remembered in political shifts

A fragmentary notice recalls a local politician tied to county and city politics. It mentions a major party, a son of a family, and a man named Russel A. Batey, with references to disability and a sea incident. The garbled text suggests a tribute or obituary context amid a broader electoral moment.

Russel A. Batey Hlivan Jured Sullivan

Local Farmers to Get Medals for High Yields

Purdue University representative P J Lux and County Agent John Jensen completed the Five-Acre corn project checks in DavIess county. Five enrollees measured yields, with Charles Turk of Steele township at 86.44 bushels per acre earning a county medal, while Ernest Atchley and another Atchley from Bogard township posted top yields of 81.93 and 80.6 bushels per acre respectively.

P.J. Lux Purdue Univeristy John Jensen Daviews County Charles Turk Steele Township Daviess County Turk Indiana Cot Growers

Illusion of Daylight Speeds Night Production

A fragmented note describes imitation sunlight shining through fake windows to enhance the effect of real daylight. The text suggests the technique speeds up the production of night, though details are unclear due to garbled wording. The source emphasizes lighting manipulation and timing aspects.

Wopiker

Local Residents Injured In Toledo Area Auto Crash

Lillian Roby and M E Roby, residents of Toledo, were seriously injured when their car left the road about two miles from Toledo while returning home around 7 0 o clock this morning. The pair had been working in Toledo and were en route home when the accident occurred. Mrs William Balka and another passenger assisted at the scene.

Lillian Roby M. É. Roby Toledo Ohio Te’edo William Balka Vaseae

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