07 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1929
Page
1
The text outlines tax figures with profits of corporations for 1922 to 1927 and mentions proposals to place manganese on the free list. It notes debates in which a senator used figures from the senate to argue for or against duties and prices, referencing tax and revenue implications and usury inquiries.
An aviator on a Pan American flight over Santa Maria volcano in Guatemala reported a group of Melhi women and children trapped on a hilltop surrounded by molten lava. The fate of the natives was uncertain as the eruption intensified, with no immediate hope of rescue. The volcano subsided in two days, offering a sliver of expectation that some might have escaped if lava did not cover the hill.
Washington reports jubilant Democrats celebrate wide wins in state and municipal races led by Virginia Governor elect John G. Pollard. Highlighted gains suggest a national trend and potential reapportionment influence, with Kentucky’s legislature also delivering a major Democratic majority.
A late Tuesday night crash on State Street near Huntingberg left four men injured, including C. A. Nicholson, age 38, and farmer A. Farmer. Jordan, Hendricks Helfenbein and Petersburg agriculturalist Halton were treated for lacerations and bruises. Nicholson and Farmer were moved to hospital while Jordan and Lee returned home. Coroner Max Lowe reported a fractured skull as the cause of death for a separate case related to the same incident in Pike County.
The day showed light trading with stock issues down overall. New laws and line constraints affected activity as prices moved modestly, with Royal Dutch and Radio Corporation noted among those listed at specific opening and closing marks.
Berlin, Germany November 7. Negotiations between Germany and the United States for a separate agreement tied to the Young Plan entered a new phase today with the arrival of Sena C Wilson, secretary of the U.S. embassy in Paris. Wilson acted as observer at August Conferences and will work with Jacob Gould Schur, the U.S. ambassador conducting the talks.
A 5000 ton U S freighter Conehatta foundered near the Nor coast in northern Sweden close to Brotthaetian. The crew was rescued after the ship broke up and sank in heavy seas while en route from unspecified port.
Reading shows a fragmentary note about a trial involving individuals including a Howard and Brials or Brials peers. The OCR is unclear on dates places or full roles, leaving the core event and participants only partially identifiable.
Akron Ohio November 7 The first rib was laid for the United States Navy dirigible ZRS 4 the largest in the world. Chief Moffett will preside before officials and spectators as riveting begins marking the start of construction. The two ships will exceed the Graf Zeppelin and the Los Angeles in length height and gas capacity.
The St Martin's Fall festival features a supper with sausage and tender beef dishes prepared by local parish ladies noted for skill and reputation. Attendees may also bid on fleecy wool blankets, and a ball tossing game offers valuable prizes to participants. Two big turkeys will be drawn at the close for patrons.
Funeral services for Witlies D. Purcell will be held Friday morning at Angel tea, with burial to follow. Local obituary notes Purcell’s passing and specifies time and burial arrangements.
The city asks five officials Hugo A Hilbert Fred Eastwood Joseph Kistler Kenneth W Wellerman and Mrs Lyle Rawlings to resign their posts as a court reviews the legality of Republican candidates names on the ballot following an election. The supreme court will decide if those names appeared on the ballot legally before certificates of election for nine Republicans are issued.
Washington to observe Armistice Day with a major American Legion parade Monday night. The event features a color parade of war and peace floats, bands, banners, and a crack firing squad, starting at 7 30 p m with formations along Van Trees to Seventh, Walnut to Meridian, and ending at Main and Seventh.
Night patrolmen have Herrin and Ed Smith returned from Indianapolis with an army deserter. The man surrendered at 1 Street of Montgomery Street and asked to be sent back to army officials.
Montgomery fire department was called to the home of Guy Barley last night about 10 o'clock where fire destroyed a valuable chicken house. It was feared the fire might spread to the Barley residence but this was avoided. Loss was estimated at 490 dollars.
Moscow reports that despite continuous work for months the Lenin Mausoleum in Red Square remains unfinished. Officials cite persistent delays as the Soviet government marks the 12th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution with citizens taking part in ceremonies despite the stalled construction.
A description of a gathering at Vincennes Union Depot hotel yesterday features Thi Ce and Washing Machine dealershield in a Future Compass publication. The event included a riotous moment and riveting talks, with attendees described as riveted by the evening program.
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Mrs BMa May Keller aged about 45 a former Washington resident died this afternoon at her home. The illness, attributed to a long illness, caused her death after several weeks. Her son reports there will be no services locally.
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