12 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1921
Page
1
An incomplete note discusses a county project and required work for a child, mentions Bigot footy, and lists assigned roles. It references Tuesday work, instructors, a nurse, and unspecified personnel. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts, names, or dates.
A California police court session and grand jury action focus on the death of Virginia Rappe amid the Fatty Arbuckle murder inquiry. Witnesses including physicians discuss the cause of death and alleged injuries while authorities seek evidence from the party guests and hospital records in the inquest setup.
Fragmentary court notes reference a high profile murder case and jury activity. Mentions Arburde and Arbuckle with references to first degree murder, an alleged party at a hotel, and a vote by the jury as the proceedings unfold.
Geneva reports an apparent settlement between Chile and Bolivia over a treaty and arbitration. Delegations from both nations and the arbitral body conveyed progress while noting that time remains for formal approval. Wellington Koo presented the open status to the allied powers and the United States urged immediate action.
Washington, Sept. 14. The federal government began action to seize Bergdoll assets. Court papers seek to compel Bergdoll and his mother to turn over funds tied to 1917 treasury accounts. Proceedings focus on recovering 1 05000 in government funds.
Chester officials blame a decade-old weak steel plate for a bridge collapse on Third Street Bridge Friday night. The disaster sent hundreds of bystanders crashing onto the wreckage and reportedly claimed several lives, with authorities racing to determine exact fatalities and rescue details.
Police report two suspects detained in connection with a Chicago murder. Fragmentary notes mention Mrs O and William Cainel, a victim’s family, and a car valued at 5400 dollars linked to the case. Authorities pursue leads, with witnesses and evidence cited.
A youth confessed to killing an auto salesman today in what police say was a young man’s unplanned act. The suspect, identified as TOM, gave a statement to investigators and implicated himself in the fatal incident amid initial details from the scene.
In Elizabethtown Michigan an official order by Gen Dickson to keep union miners away from Sunday service sparks a clash between armed deputies and strikers near the Rasl ulate coal area. Reports say the action aimed to guard roads and control mining operations, with arrests and ongoing tensions as authorities move to prevent further disturbance.
San Antonio officials report at least thirty six bodies recovered and twenty missing after Friday night flood. Property losses reach 9 080 090 dollars with damage across the city. Additional victims and drownings noted in the Central Texas region as searchers tally casualties.
Allisons prize winner from Allisons Sons awarded first prize at the state fair for a two year old horn bull. The award noted at the Ohio state fair month and will be entered in the Kenney state fair weeks ahead.
Fragmentary OCR reports Lafayette weighs a complete suspension of streetcar service due to ongoing losses. The city railway faces dwindling finances and rising costs, with officials considering drastic steps unless a stable plan is found.
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A historic court action notes Landis scheduling another hearing amid labor disputes. The report mentions central ford and employee tensions, with references to workers and properties, and an announced date. Key entities include Landis, Chicago, and September timelines.
Washington dispatch reports that Prea, Har alas has chosen Jono IV and Van Fieet of South Bend plus Lita as a member to succeed John G. Puliard of Richmond, Va whose term expires September 26. Official announcement will be made later.
Explosion at petroleum stills causes heavy property damage and raises concerns over safety. Fire crews battled flames as nearby equipment and infrastructure suffered significant losses. Structural damage prompted evacuations of adjacent facilities and inspections to assess risk.
The Rev. Virgil Thompson preaches the last sermon of the conference year at the First Methodist Church on Sunday evening. Thompson plans to travel to Guauarsville this week and will continue to preach, though the conference ends. He serves as president of the Ministerial Association and is active in the annual Community Chest drive.
London dispatch notes a British invitation for a conference at Dublin on September 30. The Eve ning News reports the invitation carries a reservation on Irish autonomy within the empire and conditions on British crews. Police court records cite a separate incident involving Meridian Avenue, with six names listed in connection to a charge.
Fragmentary text details a car or person collision near Criek Mite with a family mentioning Lash Potts and Mr Potts. It references someone taken to a hospital and an overturned vehicle. Names and places are garbled.
An urban council session faces tense discussions as residents prepare for a pivotal vote. Officials consider budget measures and policy changes amid competing proposals and rising questions from the public.
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