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Washington Washington Democrat

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1909

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Congressman's heroic death saves grandson in Missouri blaze

Butler Missouri November 24 Congressman David A DeArmond a leading Democrat and his six year old grandson Waddie DeArmond perished in a house fire that started about 4 AM. Mrs DeArmond and Mrs Hattie Clark escaped aided by servant J Nettie Bolles. Flames consumed the two story home trapping the men who died protecting the boy. Neighbors and others watched as the wooden structure burned rapidly with no cry from the fire victims.

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Prosecution Faces Long Trial In Rider Case At Rider

Nov 24 report from Tinton City. Jury pool of 150 men selected to hear the murder case of Garrett Mason and Arthur Lear, charged with killing Capt Rankin during a 45 night rider attack. Several jurors have been excused. one may be removed for cause.

Tinton Qty Tenn Jonez Garrett Mason Arthur Lear Waller Marshall John Wailer

Farmers' Society Here Tomorrow

The Farmers' Society plans a meeting at Peoples Hall tomorrow with the Educational and Cooperative Union in session. Charins P of Union City Georgia will preside as rational president as the group considers official state organization and the distribution of information to counties and visitors.

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Supreme Court ruling on street improvements and jurisdiction

Ingasstowalk case taken up from Hw ebur 80 thie supreme court outlines that street improvements can be assessed up to 50 percent of taxable value if not prohibited by law. It states that a councilman may act despite relatives owning affected land, provided the matter is presented for a qualified judicial hearing and lacks collateral attack over subject matter jurisdiction.

Ingasstowalk Hwebur Supreme Court Common Council Babel Wade Asteemberg Heer

Fanciful Ball Promises Dances At Peppies Night

The visual dance by Hie Magnifique Calon at the Peppies Ball tonight is expected to draw a crowd. Machinists, odd fellows, and balls are mentioned among attendees with plans to enjoy the program designed for younger folk. A. Gilbert, secretary, notes the event and funding details, including a grant of 4250 for insurance.

A. Gilbert Picer Defanderica Tedar Fle Philip Zinkan

Supreme Court decision aids gravel road repairs in county

Indiana Supreme Court ruling on gravel road law is credited with enabling repairs across the county. Commissioners report improved access to gravel, allowing patching of bad sections after summers of heavy wear. The road between the city and Vincennes, once among the worst, is being repaired. regular meetings resume with Number 6 on the agenda.

Indiana Supreme At Court Ccmmission Barr Comisdiomers Pormabie Vincennes

City Schools Closed Today and Thanksgiving Week

City schools are closed today with plans to reopen Monday morning. Teachers hold an annual meeting Friday and Saturday at the Walnut Street school building. College students are returning home for Thanksgiving. A local group of residents named Frank, Kempty Charlea Wilson, Alison Horral, Allen Wright, Henry Hansbury, Harold Bettman and Carl McWichams are noted as having come home.

Watnut Street Jon Rame Frank Kempty Charlea Wilson Alison Horral Allen Wright Henry Hansbury Harold Bettman Carl McWichams

Thanksgiving Day Service at St John’s Church

Servdore will be held at St John’s Church to which the public is invited. Special music includes a new English hymn and Dr Hodge’s Banner hymn. George Hodge and Hey will assist, with a sermon to follow.

Servdore St. John's Th. Om Mab Fein Dr .Hodge Nymn George Hodge Amd

Vice Invading Highbrow District Vincennes Protest

Seventy four Vincennes citizens petitioned the city council to stop a house of prostitution under construction on Harrison between Fifth and Sixth streets. The council referred the petition to the police department and the prosecuting attorney for action.

Vincennes. Central William ¢. Bierhauss Vincennes House of S Fame Harrison Fifth Sixth Streets Biy Hickman

Plainville Woman Dies at Home After Illness

Willie Harver Mes, age 72, died Tuesday at her home in Walnville after a long illness. She was the wife of an old soldier and had been in poor health for some time. Further details were not available.

Willie Harver Walnville

Orphans Home Discussed by County Official

William Killion, Commissioner of Baise county, visited today with Commissioner Barr to discuss the orphans home. Plans to move seven children to Plainview near Tadlinapolis were postponed to the first of next month. Carl Smith went to Vincennes this day.

Wiliam ‘Killion Baise County Barr Plainview Tadlinapolis Carl Smith Vincennes Thia

Governor Will Not Call a Special Session in Gravel Road Case

Governor Marshall states no special session will be convened to address the eastern township tax levy for free gravel roads after a supreme court ruling deeming the law unconstitutional. He argues liability for work already begun remains, and payment must be made to avoid unjust outcomes, comparing it to farm work where compensation is required to prevent unpaid labor.

Marshall Supreme Court General Assembly

Redels Capture Nicaragua Towns

Redels seize towns in Nicaragua as ICOART launches Central American push. Consul in New Orleans reports tensions rising as regional actions unfold.

Redels Nicaragua Central America Asaerte New Orleans

General Uprising Foretold by Central American Invasion

Reports from New Orleans dated November 24 describe Gen. Saenz leading Nicaraguan exiles from Honduras and El Salvador to seize Leon Veja and Chinadega in Nicaragua. The movement is tied to broader Central American revolutionary activity, with ports in Salvadoran and Honduran hands and volunteers flocking to Saenz as arms are supplied. A Costa Rica dispatch notes large troop movements, while local authorities warn the invasion could spark a regional uprising.

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Brewers Barred From Supplying Consumers In Indiana Dry

The Washington Distributing manager A T Brewer, tied to Terre Haute Brewing, was told by telegram to halt selling beer in case lots to consumers. The Supreme Court ruling, upholding charges against several brewers, challenges their charter rights and supports actions against nonresident companies. Greencastle officials fined Skelton for supplying six gallons to a consumer, prompting appeals to the Supreme Court amid debates over dry territory and retail versus wholesale limits.

A. T. Brewer Washington Distributing Agency Terre Haute Brewing Company Supreme Court American Brewing Company Indianapolisn Brewing Company Central City Brewing Company Home Brewing Company Joseph Schitts Brewing Company Fred Miller Brewing Company Pabet Brewing Company Jame Bingham Indiana John Skelton Greencastle Skelton Offclaia Skeltom Simltay Instanees

Knights of Columbus Seventh Degree Initiation Planned

The Knights of Columbus prepare for the seventh degree initiation next Sunday. An excursion train will run from Evaperville to the city and another from Vincennes. The Vincennes line will bring participants from Vincennes Mt Carmel Price ton and Olney. About 600 knights are expected. The event is a joint effort with candidates aided by Washington Vincennes and Olney counties. Mt Bimon’s and Rt. Mary’s ladies will serve dinner at the Armory and a banquet will follow for the knights.

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Thanksgiving Services Held by Washington Ministers

The Washington ministers plan Thanksgiving services tomorrow at 8 oclock in St Johns Church with Rev. C R Hodges preaching. An offering for charity will be taken and distributed by the Association. Citizens are urged to gather and show due regard by attending.

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