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Washington Washington Democrat

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1925

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President Coolidge to address American Legion in Omaha

Washington Oct 2 President and Mrs Coolidge will travel to Omaha Neb to address the American Legion convention on October 6. The party departs Sunday and arrives in St Louis Monday evening then travels via Cincinnati Vincennes and Chillicothe reaching Omaha early Tuesday morning. No decision yet on passage over the Baltimore & Ohio railroad division.

Washington, D. C Coolidge Omaha Neb Dent American Legion Cincinnati St. Louis Chilicothe Vincennes Ind Indiana Illinois

Three Men Arrested in Chicken Theft Ring Camped Near Washington

Sheriff Hawkins of Martin county pursued three men named Lloyd Brock, Jim Brock, and Lawrence Jenkins after chickens were stolen from farms between Ogootee and Shoals. The suspects were taken into custody in Vincennes for transporting stolen poultry in an Overland car. The trio had camped near Washington on State 5 two nights earlier and the birds bore the name of a Ford poultry dealer.

Hawkins Martin County Washington Vincennes Ogootee Shoals Betht Lloyd Brock Z m Brock Lawrence Jenkins Ford Poultry

World Series Returns Announced by Demerat Sports Page

Baseball fans learn of an important World Series return noted on the sport page of The Demerat, signaling a fresh start for coverage of the games.

Demerat

Richard Clements Dies at Age 68 in Bedford Road Area

Richard Clements dies at age 68 after kidney trouble following a sudden illness on Bedford road. He was a longtime Washington and Daviess County resident with deep local ties and a large family. Survived by wife Mary Queen Clements, five children, and several siblings, with funeral Saturday at St John’s Cemetery after Catholic church services.

Richard Clements Bedford Road Clements Jabok Canning Washington Daviess County Mak County Puedes Daviess Stewie T Ian Queen Will ‘Ar Mary Clements Don Susan Queen Clements Albert Mary W Liam Clements Elizabeth Essig Mary Gardiner Semour Phoebe Herman

Submarine 8 51 bodies recovered as rescue fleet labors

The bodies of Raymond Lindsey and Walter Lawton were recovered from the engine room of submarine 8 51 near New London Connecticut. An officer’s body also washed ashore near Stonington as divers concluded the hull is flooded and likely no one remains alive. The torpedo room will be tested for water and the rescue effort continues on the one chance in a million.

New London Cénn Raymond D. “Lindsey Walter » D. Lawton Lawton Weymouth Mass Linsey Pensacola Fla Stonington Conn New Lidndon

Concrete workers lay floor in Washington high gym

Concrete workers began laying the Washington high school gym floor this morning and expect completion by Tuesday unless delays arise. Nine of fifty five by eighty feet covered, water pumping needed from a fire department pumper due to soft ground. Roof carpentry progresses while bricklaying strains crews. seating arrangements advance as circus bleachers arrive for installation.

Washington High School At. Com Todax Ie Ith, & Dillin

Engine Sets World Distance Record From St Paul to Seattle

Great Northern Engine 267 completed a 3,600 mile run in 110 hours from St Paul Minn to Seattle Wash. The crew included 24 engineers and 24 firemen. The run, claimed as a world long distance record, began two days earlier.

Beatle Wash Great Northern Railway Seattle St. Paul Minn

Sanford Brown Sells $10,000 Farm

Sanford Brown has sold his acre farm in southeastern Daviess county to A T Spaulding of Fairmount Virginia for 10 000 dollars. The deal was consummated by Mario Brown, son of Sanford Brown. Brown, a lifelong farmer in Daviess, plans to move to Loogootee. Spaulding is expected to move on the farm about the first of the year.

Sanford Brown Daviess County A. T. Spaulding Fairmount Virginia Mariog Brown Mr. Brown Loogootee Mr. Spaulding

Newlyweds Hurt Dodging Charivari in Anderson

Mr and Mrs Parquin Wright were severely cut and bruised while escaping a charivari in Anderson Indiana on October 2. An automobile owned by Mr and Mrs Emmer B Travis toppled onto them trapping all occupants.

Porter's Second Heist Ends in Agent Shooting

Robert Henry Porter, 53, of Council Bluffs Iowa, father of four, is reported to have been shot by a Union Pack special agent while escaping with loot from a second robbery. Details are sparse in the fragmentary OCR.

Robert Henry Porter Council Bluffs, Ia Union Pack

Hold quartet for St Bernice holdup

Two men and two women were arrested in Terre Haute and Clinton Indiana in connection with the August 23 holdup of Haya Reed a bank messenger and his two guards on a road between Clinton and St Bernice with eleven thousand dollars taken Protective Department of the Indiana Bankers Association announced Lena Striker of Canton and John Dougherty and Miss Lena Ammith were arrested in Clinton and Terre Haute respectively

Indianapolis Terre Haute Clinton Ind Haya Reed St . Bernice Protective Department Indiana Bankers’ Association Lena Striker Canton Terre Haute John Dougherty Lena Ammith

Hastings Order Pads Tougaw Place In Vincennes

Judge M S Hastings in the Da Jess circuit court ordered Tougaw place at 110 112 Main Street Vincennes closed and padlocked for one year after trial and arguments in the Tougaw pad re case. Officers testified no sales occurred there and slow elevator doors and windows aided raiding parties reaching the second floor where much of the liquor selling was done.

M. S. Hastings Dajess Vincennes Tougaw Place Mainreét

Watson Predicts Cool Reception for LaFollette in Senate

Terre Haute October 2 An outcast line in the Republican party is seen awaiting the younger LaFollette when he arrives in the senate. Senator James E Watson asserts his influence on committees lends weight to the forecast. He notes some committee agents may favor the young aspirant while the interstate contest to Terre slows progress.

Terre’ Haute LaFollette Senate James E. Watson Committee On Committees Coutess Terre SA Sant Sonar LaFol

Heffernans Return From Six Week European Tour

Mr and Mrs William Heffernan of Northeast First and George streets return home with Lt John B Heffernan after a six week tour of England Ireland France Germany Belgium Switzerland Italy They sailed from New York on the Carmania August 22 landing in Queens Town August 29 and visiting London Antwerp Brussels Coblenz Mayence Basel Lucerne and Venice before returning to New York city.

William Heffernan First George Streets England Ireland France Germany Belgium Switzerland Italy John B. Heffernan London Mrs. Heffernan New York City Cunard Queenstown Dublin Holyhead Wales Traffi Harwich Antwerp Brussels Cologne Coblenz Mayence Rhine Basle Lucerne

Paul Walters Displays Autumn Window At Bell Clothing

Paul Walters, decorator for the Bell Clothing company, again shows his skill in the current window display. The autumnal theme uses artificial leaves and tasteful lighting to set off fall clothing, with the overall arrangement described as an attractive showcase where the line is the final and subtle reveal.

Paul Walters Bell Clothing Company Walters

Opposes Separate Air Corps in Navy Leader Voices Stand

Washington October 2 Commander John Rodgers argued against a separate air corps in the navy before the special aircraft board. He contended the unified air service plan would negate the advantage of control by air officers and drew a large, enthusiastic crowd in the committee room after addressing the issue following the unsuccessful PN-9 Hawaiian flight.

Rodgers Mitchell Washington, D. C Air Corps Navy Special Aircraft Board John Rodgers PN-9

Passenger Train Collision Near Adrian Kills Four

A Chicago and Detroit passenger train struck a hand car in fog near Adrian Michigan on October 2. Two railroad workers died instantly, two more were believed fatally injured, and seventeen others sustained minor injuries. The wreck was blamed on heavy fog.

Adrian Mich Chicago

Two Burns Marion Child Dies In Fire Rescue

A Marion Indiana family notes tragedy as a three year old daughter and five year old son die after a fire started by playing with matches. The incident occurred in a port city area where authorities are investigating the blaze.

Marion Ind Tae Charlotte Gowin Ther Jam

Five Year Truce Proposed on French Debt Settlement

Washington October 2 a five year truce on the 4 200 000 000 French debt to the United States will be laid before Congress and the French parliament as the sole result of eight days of negotiations between American and French debt fund commissions ratified by both nations. The annual payment of 40 000 000 will run for five years with full payment discussed at the end of the term. Caillaux refused to accept the plan.

Ashington United States Gress France Ph Caillaux Finance Caillaux Washington New York Opinmon

Corrosion and Rust Costs Run High in U S Industry

A report notes corrosion and rust costs totaling 2 500 004 000 dollars annually across United States industries, highlighting material degradation impacts on manufacturing and infrastructure with substantial economic effects.

United States

Gift of 300000 to Dunes Country

Chicago October 2 The northern Indiana dunes society will be enriched by $300,000 through prospective gifts announced today by the conservation council. Donors June Albert H. Gary will give $250,000 and Julius Rosenwald $50,000. These gifts are conditional upon a popular subscription of $800,000. The money will be used for turning the dunes into a public playground.

Chicago Indiana Dunes Soeitiy The Conservation Council Albert H. Gary Julius Rosenwald

European thief hunted in $500000 to $750000 jewelry theft

In New York on October 2 a European suspect followed two rose pink pearls across the Atlantic and is sought by Detective Chief Enright in the Donahue suite robbery at the Plaza Hotel. Police believe the jewels were renewed from abroad after arrival from Paris, with four imitation pearls discarded to mislead investigators.

En. York Atlantic James Donahue Ghter Frank W. Woolth Donahue Hotel Plaza Paris

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Mrs. Coolidge National Limited After Allege Map Bethany Mee Hiristy Comander Newton Tf. 8. S Len Niiam C. Teschemacher John Portland Ore Newport A. L Flestroyer Hold Quartet ST. Bernice Hastings Watson SR Rey Burns Dunes Country Gary and Rosenwald Olice Richard Enil Ing, City, Hotel and Insurance 'Company
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