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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1935

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Three Victims Remain In Black Oak Crossing Tragedy

Funeral services were held at 2 30 p m at Fourth Street Christian Church for Nora Bell Owens and Rev Rus S Glass and his son Russell, victims of Friday's crash at Black Oak crossing near Montgomery. Interment followed at the adjacent cemetery as many locals attended in support of grieving families.

Strock Christian Church Black Oak Crossing Itgomery W. H. Nut J. E. Henshaw Havie Arge S. Nora Bell Owens Rus S. Glass Russel

Local People Hurt In Wreck Near Lawrenceville

A Sunday afternoon crash near Lawrenceville sent Elmer Peek and Mrs. Hazel A. Peek to Vincennes for initial care before transfer to Daviess County Hospital. Also in the Terraph sedan were Mrs. Hattie Buchanan and her sister, severely hurt with head injury and broken arm, while Mrs. Buchanan remained unconscious after Vincennes treatment.

Lawrenceville Vince Hospital Daviess County Hospital Elmer Peek Grand Avenue Hazel A. Peek Peek Hattie Buchanan Eleventh Street Sherman Buck” Buchan Vincennes Buchanan Grandlavenue Illinois City Sid Tale

City Budget Final Approval Tonight by City Council

City council expected to grant final approval to a 30 cent tax levy for 1936 before sending the budget to the County Tax Adjustment Board. The 38 cent DP levy covers general fund and park fund, with a 50 cent poll tax aiding acres revenue. total city government expenses for 1936 are estimated higher, with light plant taxes contributing about 20,249.74. The measure continues a program begun years ago by Mayor John W. Arty and carried by Mayor McPherson, with support from the council.

County John W. Arty Eb. T McPherson Yayers

Huey P Long in Serious Condition Receives Transfusions

Reports from Baton Rouge say Senator Huey P Long received multiple blood transfusions and oxygen as doctors battle to stabilize him. A morning bulletin described his condition as serious but improving hourly, with ongoing oxygen therapy and transfusions to forestall weakness amid his grave illness. The Weiss case inquest adjourned to later in the day as witnesses testified.

Baton Rouge INS Huey P. Long Kidneys Long Arthur Vidrine Charity Hospital New Orleans Louisiana Shoi Vidrine Senator Long Pein Yshiang Carl Weiss, Jr C. E. Frampton John Baton Rouge, Sr United States Qaket Capitol State House Waition Getty's Allen

Vacation Day Ends as Washington Schools Open

Washington students resumed classes in public and parochial schools today after vacation. Public enrollment begun this morning with 652 students in the high school, about 40 percent higher than opening day last year, while parochial enrollment had taken place Friday. Street traffic and bookstores were busy as families shopped for booklists and supplies before the first full day of instruction.

Washington

Calf Club Members Return From Fair

Six Davies County Calf Club members returned from Indiana State Fair. Edward Scott Ernest Wallace Albert Haag Thomas Burch Dale Cornelius and Clarence Fuhrman are listed. Cornelius won ninth prize, Haag won tenth prize, Scott and Fuhrman swept county prizes with Scott earning fifteenth.

Davies County

Four Local Men Fined for Intoxication

Four local men were arrested over the weekend on intoxication charges, all pleading guilty at arraignment before Mayor S. L. McPherson this morning. Fines of $15 were assessed against each. The men named were Harry Bush, Jim Kelly, Leslie Neidige, and J. Smoot.

S. L. McPherson Harry Bush Mm Kelly Leslie Neidige J . Smoot

Mrs Florence Hyatt Injured in Fall at Home

Mrs Florence R Hyatt of East Walnut street fell at her home Saturday night and suffered painful injuries but is able to be up and about most of the time.

Florence R. Hyatt East Walnut Street

Change Mass Hours During the Week at St. Simon's

Mon to Fri mass time at St Simon's church moved to 8 15 from 7 45 to aid school children. The change was announced from the pulpit yesterday.

Fit St. Simon’s Church Yesterl Ay

Beech Grove Bank Robbery Nets $10000 In Beep Grove Heist

Armed with a machine gun and automatic rifles, four bandits robbed Citizens State Bank of Beech Grove, Indianapolis suburb, of $10000 and fled before noon. They forced bank president W. S. Newcomer and his son-in-law from the car as it carried funds to employees of big shops. The sports touring car sped away as police pursued.

Indianapolis Ind Citizens State Bank Beech Grove Newcomer Pmnebi 3Rd Street

Kokomo contractor dies after auto strike

John Braun, 78, local contractor and president of a beverage distribution company, died in Kokomo Indiana after being struck by a car driven by 17 year old Donald Anderson Braun stepped from between parked cars into the path of the vehicle police said The incident occurred Sept 9 and Braun succumbed to injuries at the scene or shortly after with investigators continuing to question witnesses

Kokomo Ind John Braun Braun Donald Anderson

Youth's head crushed by out of control truck

Evansville Indiana September nine. Charles W Friedly fifteen was killed when a truck out of control ran into an embankment. The driver was Jesse Gorhet forty.

Evansville Ind Charles W. Friedly Jesse Gorhet

Bloodbath Ends as Filipino Runs Amuck in Delano Resorts

Bakersfield dispatch reports a deadly spree in Kern county. A young Filipino ran berserk through Delano west-side resorts, culminating in four deaths and numerous injuries as he fled Lynwood to Ellington and beyond.

Bakersfield Cal INS Kern’ County Delano Lynwood

W E Strange Burned After Wreck Near Young Farm

W E Strange suffered severe burns to his right leg when his coupe left Troy road and plunged into a ditch near the Young farm. Game Warden Bennett aided, smothering flames with his sweater before driving Strange to a local doctor and then the county hospital. Bennett sustained minor burns during the rescue.

Avenue Troy Road W. E. Strange Agtop Trange Viver Young Iesofan Peer Bloome Bennett Peer -the Beene Strange Washington Bennett Jinto Daviess County Hospital

Lucinda Berry Dies After Long Illness at 74

Mrs. Lucinda Berry 74 native of Ohio and longtime Daviess County resident, died Sunday at 1 10 pm at her son Harvey Berry's home south of Washington Meale Township after a year long illness. She was the widow of the late bine ty. Born November 28 1861 in Goschocton County Ohio, she was a daughter of Beaver and Amanda M Beaver. The family moved to Daviess County when she was seven and she lived there the rest of her life.

Lucinda. Berry Ohio Daviess County Harvey Berry Washington Ein Meale Township Binety Goschocton

Wife of Huey Long Native Hoosier with Many Kin in State

Greensburg Indiana September 9 The wife of Huey Long is a native of Decatur County. The senator passing through Indiana asked reporters how far it is to Greensburg. He learned she is Mrs Peter Pacmeett, a farmer’s wife who wed about ten years ago.

Huey Long Hoosier Greensburg Ind Hue Long Decatur County Indiana Rs. Long Peter Pacmeett Louisiana United States Long

Japanese Beetles Reported Across Marion County

An Indiana report notes Japanese beetles found in Marion County. An entomologist surveyed the area and recommended spraying to control the beetle population. Local residents were advised about the infestation and potential treatment options.

Trustee Hyatt announces policy to restrict relief access

Trustee Wm C Hyatt says a new policy will be invoked Wednesday to curb complaints about early relief office hours. A guard will chain the stairway to the upstairs Temple offices to stop violations and ensure orderly assistance, with noncompliant relief clients delayed in favor of those following the ruling.

Wm. C. Hyatt Mr. Hyatt Temple

Italians reported moving toward Ethiopian frontier

Addis Ababa telegraphs say a serious Italian troop movement toward the Ethiopian front from the northern provinces was noted. Officials fear a new campaign may begin near Adowa, recalling the empire’s historic defeat 39 years ago as Eritrean movements push toward the north.

Addis Ababa Ept Eiopian Daaree Eritrea Adowa Fos Elik

Robbers Take Safe From Ford Motor Plant in Bookville

Burglars entered the Ford Motor Company in Bookville Indiana loaded a safe and car cash box into a truck. They also took stock certificates and $69 in cash belonging to Mrs. Mattie C. Bradley. Police pursue leads as the theft is investigated.

Bookville Ind Ford Motor Company Mattie C. Bradley

Dismasted American Yacht Found Drifting Aboard La Dahama

A dismasted American yacht named La Dahama was seen adrift about 300 miles north of Madeira by the British ship Aztec. Officers of the Aztec reported the vessel drifting with its name bearing the U. S. S. on its hull in Bristol, England on September 9.

Bristol Eng INS la Dahama Madeira

Two Detectives Shot Down by Negro in South Bound

In South Bound, Indiana, two railroad detectives from Michigan were shot and killed early today by Clarence Pierce, a black pool hall owner. The victims were Waite Butt and Arthur Wi.

South Bound Ind Ins Niled Mich Ilroad Clarence Pierce Waite Butt Arthur

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Ilmer Peek Hattie Buchanan Inured New York Ifan Florida Florence Hyatt Indianapolis Bank Bandits Beech Grove Bank Bandits Siain W.E. Strange Lucinda Berry Eli Berry Son Veale Township Marion Couny
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