06 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1921
Page
1
City council members discuss a proposed budget plan with reductions and levy changes. Officials reference figures around 165 000 dollars and 220 000 dollars for a broader set of expenses. The session aims to set a precise levy and final assessment expected this month.
Noon estimates show a light voter turnout in Indianapolis as Indiana voters cast for or against proposed constitutional amendments. Reports from precincts indicate turnout around 10 to 30 percent with county totals near 1,200 votes. elections officials warn results May be delayed until Wednesday while boards count ballots. Former governors McCray and Goodrich supported taxation amendments amid a statewide debate led by groups like the Indiana Taxpayers Protective League with scattered public discussions in cities such as Washington and Indianapolis.
Washington Sept 6 The war department ordered the resumption of recruiting to the army secretary announced today Weeks explained the action due to wholesale discharges that lowered enlisted strength below 160000 The move aims to restore the authorized war strength and support projected appropriations.
Chronicle of widespread rainfall reports from Sunday into Wednesday. West fork rivers surged to about 19 feet, with White River overflows feared. notes mention rising waterways, potential car flooding, and continued heavy rain across the area. An updated forecast signals more rainfall and river levels may remain high through the week.
A Washington dispatch notes Senator Beveridge emerges as a potential diplomat choice for Japan with strong backing from allies. Beveridge, once Indiana’s Hoover-era ally, is now tied to Harding’s circle as a possible ambassador while some insist he could run against Senator Harry S. in Indiana. The chatter centers on Beveridge’s career shift and political calculations.
A report recalls the American air crew aboard a dirigible disaster near the River Huu in England on Sept 9. Fifteen Americans died, while Royal Air Force victors formed a guard over the fallen. The bodies were placed on a train to devonport.
Indiana mobilizes to enlarge the Indiana National Guard by thousands, with Adjutant General Harry B. Schultz confirming enlistment efforts and leadership changes as part of prewar buildup. The move follows a broader war mobilization, aiming to augment guard strength before the impending conflict.
A fragmented racing page lists numerous contestants and times with unclear odds and placements. Names such as Hugh, Shanke, and Well Known competitors appear amid scattered figures, times, and alien spellings, reflecting OCR garble yet preserving racing activity and outcomes.
Leonard L Mayberry and Sylvan Robbins faced charges connected to a stolen auto tied to the Cox farm mystery. In separate actions Otto Walls and Yarcony were jailed on wheat theft pleas while Ruth Hartigue and others faced long list of charges. A miscall of names and places marks the rough court record amid routine hearings and a labor union speech at Eastdale Park.
Unclear briefing from White House outlines a Defense and War Department move as Gen. Holtz signals potential further Baibrie withdrawal. Reports mention Logan County citizens and Troop redeployment amid ongoing discussions with allied officials about the fate of eastern Virginia coal operations and regional security.
Deputy Nell Myers and Rayhull on the State road near Graves school house pursue two men after a theft of a pint labeled White Mule. The suspects allegedly attacked Jagios Dwyer while his car was stolen and driven toward Martin County. They were captured, the vehicle recovered, and the pursuit halted by the sheriff’s office.
Police reported the bodies of Brank itlocow, a former cashier, his wife and five children found dead in their Ormsby home on Sept. 6. A note was found on the back door, and investigators believe Klocow shot his family and then himself. a man named Thompson is believed to be involved. The bodies were discovered Monday evening by Albert Strelow.
Sept 6 report from St Haut Milin notes White Pine and Golana residents fled as fires swept outward. Foresters say the calm morning aids containment while the threat to the district near Laes Duluth lessens. State forest officials confirm improved conditions and reduced danger.
A local obituary notes the death of a prominent resident born in 1860, with service plans at St Marys and burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. The deceased left a family and connections in the county, with details naming relatives and local ties. Burial details reference a Wednesday morning service at St Mary church and interment in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Fragmented report details contract for a large river levee at Yorkins area. It lists costs 1224.20 for trenching and 15 200 for sewer work, with a 100 foot margin and 2000 plus yards of material. Also notes a worker accident and ongoing improvements at the site.
The readable fragments reference a Secretary and forced assessment of territorial claims and equal opportunity. It hints at a draft plan or interrogation about American university interests and jurisdictions but provides no clear event or outcome.
An elderly Civil War veteran, Higgins, 83, was struck and killed by a racing car driven by Raymond Pigeot at the Vincennes fairgrounds. The deaf veteran was crossing the track when the car hit him, causing immediate death. bystanders expressed shock as spectators laughed at the scene. A $1,000 bond was noted in the aftermath.
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