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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1916

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Thousands See Disaster On Quebec Bridge Collapse

Quebec disaster as the central span of the 17 million dollar cantilever bridge over the St Lawrence River sinks into 200 feet of water during lifting. Twenty-five men die, with only five or six survivors. Spectators including cabinet members and engineers witnessed the catastrophe as the span buckled, dropped, and plunged the river. TheSt Louis Bridge Company later cited twenty five killed in the tragedy.

United Press Quebec St. Lowis St. Louis Bridge Company Othabette

Carranistas Launch Great Drive Against Villa From Three Angles

El Paso Texas September 11 The Caranza government plans a large offensive to crush Villa with cavalry infantry artillery and an aeroplane Three thousand men in ten battalions are mobilized under Generals Gavira Ramos Cabazos Arrieta and Doniga with three inch cannons and six machine guns assigned to each unit to strike from Santa Clara canyon and Laguna Chihuahua toward Villa's position toward the north east and west

el Paso Tex Tanza Villa Mexico Vila Chihuahua City Gonzales Commandancia Matias Ramos Juan Cabazos Santa Clara Canyon Laguma Comprex Chihuahua Trevino Wosest Gabriel Gavira Doniga Arrieta Juan Cabaros

Wassen Walsh Appointed and Court Actions Summary

Dale Wimmenauer, son of Fred Wimmenauer, awarded $100 against John Munkjer of Linton in circuit court for injuries from a July Fourth bicycle accident on Gast Walnypt Street. Judge Ogdon presided. H. W. Carpenter represented the plaintiff, Pidgett & Burris the defendant. Curtis G. Shake appointed to defend Ernest Daltacommes after funds ran out. Case of murder charges against Alberile involving Cadamagnani details, venue change to Dallas. Autorney Kit met of Kooxv raunty to prosecute for September 24. Cadamagnani and Daltacommes related disputes over property and housekeeper. Margeret Walsh named court reporter replacing Elsie Baye. Other notes: J. G. Allen named special judge in Flavian A. Seal vs county suit for $490. Hatfield & Palmer Co. vs Brant Bingham dismissed.

Dale Wimmenauer Fred Wimmenauer John Mkunk Jer Linton Pluformt Gast Walnypt Street Ogdon H.W. Carpenter Petersburg Pidgett & Burris Curtis G. Shake Bicknell Ernest Daltagincoms Arno Dallas Lacomé Autorney Kit Met Kooxv Raunty Cadamagnani Callagiacome Cadamagnan Mary Cadamagnant Cadamarnani J. G. Allen Flavian A. Seal Board of Commissioners and County Council Perkins-Walker Ar Son Hatfield & Palmer Company Brant Bingham

Record Vote Expected In Maine As Campaign Peaks

Boston reports heavy voting in Maine as polls open and voters flood to the polls. Leaders in Augusta predict Maine’s turnout will surpass the 1880s level and approach 347,000, signaling a possible national trend. Precautions urge awaiting full county returns before final tallies.

United Press Boston New England Maine Elettion Augusta Sife

Death of Alfred Ellis Leaves Harrison Township Deeply Grieved

Alfred Ellis, longtime resident and respected farmer of Harrison township, died at his home west of Glendale after a heart attack at about 12:50 PM Monday. He was 73, born in Washington township, and leaves children Stanton of Indianapolis, John of Carrico township, and daughters Mrs Ida Fisher and Mrs Lotte Weddle. He was known for honesty, simplicity, and willingness to help neighbors.

Mio Leryran Alfred Ellis Ely Tie Glendale Achaindrapcer Washington Long Resideme Harrison Township Washington Township William Ellis Lehildren Stanton Indianapolis John

Yorktown Strike Turns Deadly as Man Killed

A Yorktown strike at the Skilen-Goodin Glass factory turned violent when strikers clashed with strike breakers. Paul Estes, 26, was fatally wounded while others were injured amid the confrontation near the plant. Police began investigations as tensions rose over the labor dispute.

iGush Omonism and Labor Opposition Clash

Organizing factions clash as iGush Omonism faces opposition from organized labor. The dispute centers on power, policy, and public influence, with leaders from both sides rallying members and supporters amid mounting tensions. Local unions scrutinize strategies and potential impact on worker rights and industry standards.

Miners Work Three Days A Week In Indiana Mines

Fragments indicate Indiana mines operate on a short week with miners limited to three days. Details on the cause or duration are unclear from the readable text.

Indiana Terre Halate Ind Heek

New York Traction Strike Threatens City Transit

In New York a major street railway strike threat spreads as unions press eight hour legislation. The Interborough and other transit backs face pressure from workers and allied unions across Manhattan, the Bronx, and Westchester, paralyzing transit on the eve of a broader labor stand.

York New York Traction Soria Congress Syap Iajthys Greater New York Yonkers Mt. Vernon White Mains New Rochellea New York Translt American Federation of Labor Manhattan Thepstreet Rar Bya iWaghy Sanuel Gomprrs American Federating of Labor High F. Rayne American Federation For Labor Bronx Westchester Interborough Theodore P. Shonts Interborough Rapid Transit Company Ndt New York Railways Mr. Shonts

Electrocution Incident Tells of Ironing Accident

Cleveland Ohio reports a tragedy as a mother of five dies after electrocution while using an electric iron. The snippet mentions Nogales raids and Yaqui actions in the border region with small towns involved.

Cleveland August Teury Nogales Ariz Jorthemn Nora Ito Idl

British Begin Heavy Offensive in Balkans

Paris reports that British forces launched a heavy offensive in the Balkans with assaults against Bulgarian defenses. The French lines south of Samir and near Choulness faced renewed pressure as German artillery fire and counterattacks were reported, with both sides incurring heavy losses.

Balkans Paris Bernes Choulness

Infant Burntg Out in Delbert Ficngerald Case at Veale Creek

A burntg infant death occurred Sunday at 11 o'clock involving Delbert Ficngerald of Poplar Street. Services were at Veale Creek church with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Jessa Miley was fined $1 and costs in police court for intoxication.

Pitsverald Delbert Ficngerald Poplar Street Veale’s Creek Djoining Jessa Miley

Five Charged With Intent Cupping Affray Ends Case

In a terse police blurb, Harry Frank faces charges of intent in a cupping related affray. Details on location and proceedings were not provided.

Serthus Harry Frank

Frank Defies Officers in Knife Attack and Escape

In a Saturday night alley incident near the City hotel Harry Frank is accused of assault and battery with intent to kill after allegedly slashing Lewis and fleeing. Frank later evaded capture, was pursued Sunday, hid in his home, seized a revolver, threatened officers, and escaped again into a cornfield as police sought a warrant to arrest him.

Harry Frank Lewis Walauc Street McCrisaken Palmacht Poln*sett McCrisakett Guthrie Onte

Villa Needs War Munitions

Villa's ammunition supply is exhausted and he will not take the offensive until all can get ammunition from Carranza troops or smugglers on the border. Freight service from Juarez to Chihuahua City is suspended temporarily because of Villa's need for ammunition. Three freight trains have been held up by Villa's scouts and cars loaded with ammunition or rifles were seized.

Tex Villa Carranza Juarez Chihuahua City Chihual ‘A

Howard Allen Injured in East Wilnut Street Accident

Howard Allen, son of deputy W. R. Allen, was struck by a Ford runabout driven by A. Scheefers near the high school on East Wilnut Street while riding a bicycle. He suffered a broken rib but his injuries were not deemed critical after a doctor arrived.

Howard Allen W. R. Allen Nostmaser Scheefers Vincensies Welnuti Street Chor Scheeters Alien Henry Ker Mr. Schéefers

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