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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1919

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Local Petitions Hearings on Tax Levy Proposals Delayed

County residents push for petitions to raise 1920 revenues while city and townships show opposition. The Indiana board entertained petitions including Washington city and nearby townships Bogard Veale Harewhon and Reeve seeking higher levies, with no final action taken yet. Mayors and attorneys from Washington and Steele townships attended along with county representatives.

Board of Ink Commis Ind County Locelsman Iti Washington Ithe Bogard Partichia Daviess County McPherson Ezra Mattingly Mattiftely Alep Library Board Steele Township J. G. Clark Geo. Faith Bonarda Hod Veale A. C. Wise School Ciy Elmer E.' Hastings Roth Robert Reeve J. H. Lamb

Radical element to test at Cleveland convention today

The Traited Mine Workers of America plan to test strength at the Cleveland convention with two resolutions. One proposes the enclosure of the one reunion idea and the other seeks withdrawal of the United Mine Workers from the American Federation of Labor. The issues face strong opposition from the relations committee led by Robert Harlin of Seattle.

Cleveland Mine Workers of America United Mine Workers of America American Federation of a+bor Renglitions Committee Robert Harlin Seattle

Contested Delegates Speech Sparks Labor Tensions

A fragmented labor scene references a speech by Mother Jones and mentions the steel workers strike. The text notes organizing efforts by various labor groups and a planned action next Monday amid tense negotiations.

Mother” Jones Eise Penthin

Overland Four Demonstrated for Local Enthusiasts

Washington auto fans got their first look at the new Overland Four Tuesday evening when a Gibson company representative from Indianapolis drove the model around. Local dealer Charles Rhodes expects a demonstrator car next week with features including a self starter electric lights and other modern conveniences.

Washington Overland Tomy Gibson Company Indianapolis Charles Rhodes Ttix

Plan Utopia for New Jewish Nation

The Zionist Organization in America convened in Chicago on September 17 to plot a new Jewish nation. They proposed state ownership of land public ownership of public utilities and private industries run by state banks to be controlled by the Gate. The plan calls for economic and social development of Palestine as outlined by leading members and approved by the convention.

Chicago Zionist Organization In America Palestine Conevention

Tomatoes at Purepakt Canning Factory Hit New Daily High

Fifty five tons of tomatoes were received Tuesday at the Purepakt Canning factory, the largest single day intake in its history. Growers face labor shortages, and a company representative will meet with high school boys at the high school Friday to arrange volunteer work shifts for Saturday harvests. Cars will transport the boys to the fields.

Purepakt Purepakt Company Haya Oclock Hays Grawark Towato

Opposition in Middle West Opposes Covenant Pact

Washington Sept 17 Senator Borah from Idaho warned of strong middle west opposition to the league covenant in its present form. He said Americans fear ratification and that opponents will try to block debate by pressing treaty amendments in the senate. Borah returned to join Lodge and Johnson on a stumping tour to push the attack.

Washington, D. C mThiddle Tah Idaho Washington Senate Borah Lodge Boras Johnson

Sinton and Corpus Christi Struck by Deadly Hurricane Wave Toll Soars

Reports from Sinton and Corpus Christi place the death toll from Sunday's hurricane and tidal wave at around 950 to 197 in newer tallies, with dozens of bodies recovered across Aransas Pass, Mueces Bay shore, and nearby towns. Relief trains carried soldiers to aid recovery as the distribution of aid to 3,000 homeless begins.

Sinton Tex Sparks Corpus’ Christ Mueces Bay Arkansas Pass Nody Corpus Christi Houatom Linton Corpua Christi Muecos Bay Cornan Christi Portland Aransas Puna Rockport Whit-Point

Death of Mrs Smith Horn Leaves City Grief

Teeeday evening at 704 Walnut Street the widow Mrs Smith Horn died after a long illness from paralysis. She was sixty one and had been in frail health for some time. The private tuner Ragxvnle and the Brothers assisted in the service.

Ura Horn Smith Horn Walnut Street Sip Napolis

First Division Marches Into History On Pennsylvania Avenue

Washington DC September 12 the first division parades down Pennsylvania Avenue today with General Pershing at its head seven red faced men who saw the war from end to end and who will march into Germany for demobilization or return home that division will follow routes laid out by the armies of America toward Baltimore with many rivers in their path the others before them

Washington, D.C Pennsylvania Avenue Geneal Pershing Amp Puts Germany America Mame Nosedj

New York Publishers Threaten Boycott Over Demands

New York publishers announce they may suspend nationwide publication and relocate to avoid pressures from printers unions. About 152 other publishers are prepared to join if the Periodical Publications Association's demands persist, with western districts eyed as likely sites to escape labor influence.

New York Nege Fork Svoid Bodgandas Riptera John Adama Dred Papiations’ Association Tiualnesses Attica

Steel workers strike set to begin Monday in Pittsburgh

Delegates at a steel workers conference in Pittsburgh adjourned for lunch with plans to resume at 4 PM. Chairman John Fitzpatrick said no announcement would come until late tomorrow and dismissed any postponement as a dream. He claimed the strike would proceed as scheduled and expected a 100 percent vote to proceed.

Pittsburg John Fitzpatrick Xtern Fitzpatrick Joan Fitzpatrick General Committee of Steel Workers Washington

County Faces Hydrophobia Scare In Livestock

State veterinary surgeon with Dr A J Donaldson of the county board of health report a hydrophobia outbreak with five head of cattle and several dogs dying in a few days. Authorities order dogs restrained and tied up until further notice.

A. J. Donaldson County Board of Health

Fragmentary note on official breach and ceremony

Incomplete OCR fragment mentions an official breach case and an upcoming ceremony at a foreign office. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.

Foreign Office

Tragic Death Of Teen Kutterdes In Indian Creek Crash

Charess Kutterdes, 17, nephew of Dan Hutter, died after being crushed between two cars near noon Tuesday in Indian Creek. A resident of Vincennes, he worked as a strip rider. The funeral arrangements were set for Friday morning at Grove Cemetery, near Washington.

Charess Katter Dan‘tel Hutter Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes Indian Creek Lapis Kutter Tik Grove

Surprise Birthday Party For Misa Camilla Henry

A lively birthday surprise was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs John Henry West Sixth Street in honor of Misa Camilla Henrys eleventh anniversary Games were played pink and white decorations adorned the table and a tea cream cake and fruit were served Present were Pauline and Bernice Meyers Mary Mattingly Lonnae Runafay Bline Camilla Henry John Burris Moren Parson and Korby Moren Parson family ties noted in the report also mentions a marriage in Odon and local moves with community context

Misa Camilla Henry John Henry West Pauline Bernice Meyers Mary Mattingly Lonnae Runa Fay

Wilson receives cheering welcome in San Francisco on voyage home

President Wilson arrives in San Francisco amid a carnival of cheers. A reception committee greets him as crowds along Market Street celebrate his return and his pursuit of the peace treaty. The covenant outlines a world forum for self determination and Ireland’s case is discussed in relation to the peace conference. Bernard Scott returns from France after service.

San Francisco Wilson Bigi Sen Birggn Johnsom San Fraschepo oMoeys Ookla Tate Tions Reacue United States Rezard Leasuet Avenant Treland

Rule of Three In R R Wrecks Holds Good

Three railroad wrecks occurred within miles of each other on Tuesday as the Baltimore and Ohio line carried its rule of three. A freight train did not derail, but a small wreck required the wrecker from this city, delaying train 65 an accommodation between Shoals and another town for about six hours.

Baltimore & Ohio Road Dinarg Shoals Fitonle

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