McAloose Injunction Teased in Selah Pi Tale
Fragmentary OCR hints at a legal action involving McAloose and a Selah Pi related case. The text references an injunction and possible charges or proceedings, with limited readable names and details.
06 Nov 1934
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1934
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR hints at a legal action involving McAloose and a Selah Pi related case. The text references an injunction and possible charges or proceedings, with limited readable names and details.
A fragmentary obituary notes a Bloomfield man aged fifty three who died at home after a week’s illness. He was the son of Dan Gehnnan and is survived by two daughters, Ruby Lofnise, and two brothers, Dan of Chicago. Funeral services will be held Thursday.
A large crowd gathered at a labor meeting with Democratic party attendees present. Edward J. repared and presided over the event as candidates delivered speeches and addressed the audience amid ongoing intra-party activity.
A trainee aviator from Indianapolis was seriously injured in a crash near the George Mallory flying field Bear Falls station yesterday. Clyde Ford, 25, of Indianapolis, suffered a fractured nose a sprained wrist and other injuries and was to be moved from the hospital this afternoon.
Six people die and twenty three are wounded in a Hazleton Pennsylvania air parade attack. John Fiorelli and several others are named among the dead. Ambush and crossfire disrupt the scene as police and federal agents move to investigate the mass shooting.
Police report details unusual steps to protect financier Samuel Insull after a hostile incident. Aged chief kept under guard as visitors were carefully screened and monitors tightened while investigators questioned suspects including Velosky and Jacob John regarding a derelict at the Flop house and a substantial financial loss.
The state plans a new motorist license system issuing 35 licenses as drivers obtain plates. The process, colors, and branch procedures are outlined with emphasis on accuracy in form, data, and signature. Applications are handled at designated branches and service desks, with plates mailed after processing.
A fragmented report notes Douglas Bray heading the Spanish War Veterans at a session in Terre Haute. The address mentions Commander Mr. Grayson and others, with resignation talks and calls for cooperation amid political shifts affecting Indiana veterans groups.
Observations suggest the Democratic ticket led by Ralph remains favored in Marion County. Analysts estimate a large margin, possibly around 0,000, with Minton and Miles noted among proposed contenders. The memo hints at strong support for William and E. Miles as likely candidates before the Nemoenniti¢ leads fade.
The Supreme Court upheld price fixing as part of regulation, rejecting many arguments. The decision targets government extolling industry and notes New York’s stance on competition. The ruling limits how price controls can be challenged and clarifies the lawful scope of fixed pricing.
Fragmentary text shows seven states voting on repeal with references to New York Nebraska Missouri Virginia and Oregon. Mentions voter propositions on taxation, age limits, and amendments. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate broad statewide referendums and potential policy shifts.
Lebanon Ind Nov 6 A plane crashed in a field north of town killing a man identified as Norman Caf and injuring two others including pilot Ydrington and passenger Bevai 29 Widows in Korea are urged to remarry despite hardship notes and social custom
Voters in Washington County faced a calm polling day as residents from townships and counties prepared to cast ballots. Reports indicate steady turnout with partisans noting party organization efforts while the process proceeded without notable incidents or disruptions.
A roof fire damaged the M Murtay residence as fire crews responded to the home. Authorities indicated the blaze appeared to rekindle and began in the roof area, with investigators examining the site for a cause.
Funeral service for Alex Potts was held at Grove Church with interment at a nearby cemetery. The event took place in the afternoon, and attenders noted the solemn ceremony and family presence.
An unclear note records a promotion tied to an individual labeled L Man Heavenribe. Details are fragmented, but the item indicates a career advancement within an organization, with no further contextual data available in the readable text.
Grigsby RFD admitted for treatment today. Miss Catherine Ree, previously a patient, is showing slight improvement. The brief hospital note records ongoing care and the patient’s condition as monitored.
Harry W. Barrett, aged 34, longtime Vincennes Packing Company employee, of 711 Center Street, collapsed suddenly this morning at work. Funeral arrangements unavailable as details await confirmation from Dr W O McKittrick and company officials.
A partial report notes a wing related fatal incident in a local area with unclear details. Police are on scene and investigations continue to identify persons involved and exact cause. Further updates are expected as information becomes available.
The Democrat will receive compile and issue election returns tonight starting at 8 o clock. Teletype from United Press will relay nationwide results and updates from over state and nation. County and city returns will arrive as ballots are counted, with state and national returns first to be available at eight while some local tallies arrive later.
The fragment notes that the largest figure known to us pertains to Moscow, implying a notable measurement or record associated with the city.
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