Washington Democrat publication record notice
The Washington Democrat of Washington Indiana records its daily publication by Boyd and Backes as second class mail matter. This notice confirms the newspaper’s mailing at the Washington post office through the mails.
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Boyd & Backes
Byopethes
Washington, Ind
State safeguards electric plant finances scrutinized
An editorial in The Washington Herald urges an impartial investigation into the Washington electric works finances. It notes reports filed with the Public Service Commission and city hall, and compares public financial oversight to scrutiny of schools, counties, and banks. The piece questions Herald criticisms of Mr. Adkins and contrasts them with other public officials employing relatives. It argues for consistent accountability across public offices.
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Herald
Fe i
Theublic Service Commission
State Board of Public
Public Service Comission
State Board of Accepts
Washington Electric Works
Bick
State and
National Bank
Washington Herald
Potts
Ashington
Adkins
Ribison
Fort Wayne
Daviess County
Aimes
Gilley
Martinsville dedicates new gym amid Armistice Day events
Hertenstein announces a caravan tour to nearby towns promoting the Martinsville gym dedication. Students from six local schools will visit each stop, carrying banners and performing, while Kryl Band concerts with Bohumir Kryl attract crowds. Tickets start at 50 cents with Matinee for children and 1.00 for adults, proceeds aiding Elks lodge and Athletic Association.
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Aransville
Kryl
Aon
Armisti
Jim
The
Elks Lodge
Athletic Association
Martinsville
Washington
Campaign tone clash over light plant control
The Herald alternates between pledges of effective light plant management and promises of political independence. The piece notes Republican meetings and supporters of Pott, hinting at campaign influence and scrutiny of how management will be conducted without political sway.
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Herald
Washington
Indiana
Pott
Councilmanic
Republ Party
Mber
Muzt
Youth sentenced for poisoning his niece in Fort Wash
Fort Wash, Oct 29. Joseph Effert, 20, adopted son of Harry Effert, a Chicago real estate man, was sentenced for poisoning his niece. The case involves family ties and a criminal act traced to a Chicago connection as details emerge.
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Gol A. Wood
Tie
Sents
Fort Wash
Joseph Effert
Harry Effert
Chicago
Wassen
Double Bed Size Bedding on Sale
Advertisement notes a double bed size bedding item described as fine brocade covers filled with cotton down and quilted with scroll pattern, priced at 8.45 dollars.
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Schroll
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