26 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1921
Page
1
Secretary Hoover's urgent address at the conference stresses immediate steps to restore employment, tempering fears of renewed economic strain. He calls for rapid organization into specialized committees to move beyond broad discussion and target the jobless crisis and looming winter needs.
A Big Four freight car on the Main street crossing was broken into Sunday night. A crate of stuff was opened and disturbed, with a report from Ray Allen of Pelle noting the incident.
In a superior court session Arbuckle appeared with his own attorney as his preliminary hearing for murder of Virgilia Happo continued. The judge delayed final action until October 3 while awaiting further proceedings. A large crowd gathered outside the Lyzarne court as the day began with anticipated delays.
An episode in Muncie Indiana involves a youth fleeing after a REC event, crashing a car and vanishing. Officer Greenwell and a bystander pursued, found a passenger wearing a sweater and tied clothing, while the driver escaped. The incident leaves questions about the boy’s whereabouts and the car’s identity.
A Japanese delegation announces personnel selections for the Washington allied mission. Admiral Sunt and Ambassador Hayashi are listed among officials, with other named members indicating a formal diplomatic team assembled for the mission.
A fragmented OCR piece mentions city politics and a call to a public meeting in Austin. It notes concerns about political spots and municipal authority, urging residents to attend a Democratic gathering Thursday night to hear about issues affecting local officials.
A trial in September 21 reveals Mrs. Lydia Southard accused of murdering her infant and poisoning three husbands, including her fourth spouse Meyer, as prosecutors outline a pattern of alleged bluebeard behavior. The defense and witnesses describe a complex domestic history with several family members testifying about suspected poisons and alleged threats.
Warsaw dispatch Sept 26 reports a would be assassin fired at President Pilsudski. The president was not injured and his aide sustained minor injuries in the attempt.
Fragmentary OCR shows mentions of Pansy Fonte, Samuel Rea, and a railroad matter with references to railroad leadership and appointments. The incomplete text hints at a formal carrier matter or contract during a September timing, with uncertain details and a possible oral hearing referenced.
Mayor McPherson announces a proclamation urging Washington residents to participate in Bundle Day to collect warm clothing for Armenian people. The note emphasizes compassion, duty, and solidarity, urging citizens to donate old garments to ease suffering and support those in need.
Rioting broke out in Belfast area before noon with several persons seriously wounded. Police moved to quell sporadic clashes following the initial outbreak. Casualties include two young girls wounded and multiple injuries reported as authorities intensified response.
A damaged text describes a lodge gathering in Plainisle with Washington and Bjefinett mentioned. Attendees crowd the hall for initiatory rites and a later meal. The report notes disruptions, a late end to the work, and references to food service and beverages.
The readable fragments describe a tense convention with opposition to strikes and enforcement of law. Mentions of leaders Howat Kent Lewis and Alecuan, discussions on protecting workers, and legal actions by authorities amid unrest. Oblique references to retaliation and a stampede during proceedings.
An elderly man, Wellers, fell from a rooftop at the Go the root of o plant operated by Tadfena Power Co. He suffered a fractured skull and a broken limb. He was taken to the hospital in Vincennes with serious injuries.
Washington Sept 26 The Senate began consideration of a revised tax bill aimed at boosting revenue and shaping fiscal policy for the year. Senator Storings said the plan will not obstruct the measures already in place and voiced hope for steady progress as debate continues.
Incomplete text describes lines about feary for safety of talit and mentions Captain Joma and John Henry, with reference to thirty five people and police action. The fragment hints at a line of lines 46 and a police statement but lacks coherent details or context.
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