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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1925

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Washington city urged to vote early for McCarty ticket

A local newspaper urges Washington residents to vote early for Mayor McCarty and the Democratic ticket, warning against overconfidence and stressing the city’s future. It argues a cooperative council with McCarty will sustain progress and warns that neglect could set back Washington Indiana. It urges turnout and even time spent mobilizing voters.

Tou Washingtonight McCarty Mar McCay Republi Washington John W. McCarty Nington Hthing Indiana Velington Potts Ingtams Hevich Tors Mety

Fire threat at Freto Gil Store near East Third Street

A blaze at Freto Gil's Grocery, discovered by neighbor Wilson Russell near Joe Gills Grocery on East Third Street, was likely incendiary. Firefighters prevented spread toward an oil tank. a meat box with excelsior near coal oil is suspected as the ignition source.

Wilson Russell Offire Joe Gills East Third Street Russell Tol Gina

Mitchell Defense Gasp as Coolidge Witness Plan Abandoned

Washington Oct 31 The defense plan to summon President Coolidge as a witness in Col William Mitchells trial was dropped today An alternative move to summon Col Moreland was discussed while the case sat in recess Moreland questioned three San Antonio newspaper men who carried Mitchells statements Rep Reid Illinois chief attorney for Mitchell prepared to demand a key trial document from the war department alleging it had been suppressed The disputed letter from Secretary of War Davis to the army inspector general ordering the Mitchell investigation was shown omitted from served papers The defense questions the War Departments procedure and possible communication between Coolidge and Davis

Washington William Mitchell President Coolidge Eerchets Col. Moreland Moreland San. Antonio Mitchell Rep. Reid Illinois War Department Davis Inspector General of Army Coolidge War ‘Department

Mrs. Sarah Baker 69 Dies After Illness

Mrs. Sarah Baker of Daviess county Montgomery died at 6:15 pm Friday after a two year illness. She was 69, married Burton S. Baker in 1884, and survived by four children: H. L. Baker, William Baker, Nettie Graves, and Blanche Schultz Rapkin. The family moved to Montgomery 24 years ago. she was active in the Methodist church. Burton Baker had died three months earlier.

Sarah Baker Daviess County Montgomery Burton S. Baker Alfordsville Marge Baker H. L. Baker William Baker Tilis Nettie Graves Hook TL Blanche Schultz Rapkin

Farmers Rally in Washington for Tax Relief Campaign

About 66 years ago hundreds of farmers traveled to Washington to press for farm relief through a tax campaign. A banking agency reportedly received fourteen letters from towns scattered across the Midwest as part of the effort.

Washington Middle West

Weather delays wheat planting in Daviess County race to vote looms

Weather slows wheat planting with rye as a fall fill in. Farmers brace for a tough season while awaiting clearer days. In Washington, city election preparations accelerate with about 5,000 voters and five wards. Polls open 6 am to 6 pm next Tuesday, urging early voting to ease lines and ensure ballots are cast.

Daviess Washington

OLT BREAKS UT IN SYRIA

London reports a complete revolution north of Areus with disruptions near Damascus. Robberies occurred as travelers were halted and bands from Da as attacked the area while French bombardments spurred anger. Geneva notes protests to the League of Nations over French Mandate administration, with explanations expected at a special commission session.

London Syria Areus Damascus Daas Mascus Cur Ives Barba Geneva Switzerland League of Nations Ndates Commission

Trial reveals dying statement in Oberholtzer case

In Noblesville Indiana on October 31 strong evidence supporting Miss Madge Oberholtzer's dying statement was admitted in the murder trial of D C Stephenson Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry. Prosecutor Remy showed the hotel register and clerk Ted Wilson testified Stephenson and Gentry checked in as Mr and Mrs W D Morgan and occupied the same room. The clerk described Stephenson’s glare as he identified him. The dying statement tells of an alleged abduction and assault, met with defense opposition yet admitted as evidence by Special Judge Sparks.

Noblesville Ind Madge Oberholtzer D. C. Stephenson Earl Klinck Earl Gentry Remy Ted Wilson Tim Wilson Stephenson Wilson mi Dean Avery Polhoni Seni Ayers Miss Oberholtzer Oberholtzer Sparks Remy Seid

Railroad Commission Hears New Steam Line Petition

The commission announced a hearing date was not yet set for a new petition filed to switch plans for a railroad project from electric to steam. The petition notes changes in the route and that the line will be steam powered rather than electric.

Commission

Booster Caravan Readies Martinsville Game Weekend

Booster caravans toured nearby cities to promote two events in Martinsville’s schedule, including the November 6 game and November 11 entertainment. The campaigns featured instruments, banners, speeches, and handbills, with tickets set at 50 cents. Officials noted campus heating upgrades to ensure comfort and dampness removal ahead of the big Martinsville game.

H Im Martinsville Kryl Band

Bandits Rob Porter Railroad Office in Indiana

Chicago dispatch reports two bandits robbed the New York Central office at Porter Indiana. Police say a considerable amount of money was taken and the incident is under investigation.

Porter, Mnd Chicago New York Centra Fire Porter Ind

State Doctor Sent to Jeffersonville and New Albany

Indianapolis Oct 31 H W McKain a representative of the state board of health today was sent to New Albany and Jeffersonville to investigate conditions and report findings to state officials.

Indianapolis H.W. McKain State Board of Health New Albany Jeffersonville

Miller Expected to Enter Not Guilty Plea

Oct 31 report states attorneys for a former alien property official Miller will plead not guilty at his upcoming arraignment. The indictment details were not fully disclosed in the brief filed notice.

Miller Pat Iller Fdapton N Hat Miller Ea Nest

Radio listings tease for Ottawa and New York stations

Tonight's best radio features CRRO Ottawa and WST Princess Anne in Chicago with schedule details. Includes Philharmonic station openings and general program blocks, listing times and network notes.

CRRO Ottawa Tad Ernor S. Foot Ate Raditphie. Gan WST Princess ‘Anne

Indictments Likely in Indianapolis Booze Ring Probe

Federal grand jury in Indianapolis is expected to return dozens of indictments in a liquor ring investigation spanning Indianapolis and St Louis. Authorities have not released the full list of accused or the exact number of defendants as arrests are pending. Names connected to the probe include local politicians and other individuals, with the case centering on illegal liquor operations during the period.

Sasiepecon Federal Grand Jury Indianapolis St. Lae St. H Louis

Itinerant Evangelist Brought Into Court For Divorce Claim

Chicago October 31 Rev George Sturtevant 51 an itinerant evangelist was brought into court to explain his desertion of his wife. The case involves Ethel Mo a Lansing woman described as a tawdry evangelist with a sawdust trail reputation.

Chicago George Sturtevant Evanseilet Migs Ethel Moor Pees Lansing

Fatal auto crash in Ludington areaHospitalized victims named

Adolph Guerin aged 45 and his wife Fiona 34 of Ludington were fatally injured when their car was struck by an interurban train near Kokomo Indiana. Victims Harriett Dibble 65 and others were also injured with uncertain chances of recovery as two others escaped with lesser injuries.

Kokomo Ind Adolph Guerin Fiona Ludington

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