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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1915

Page

2

Sewer Work to Start in Southwest Bedford Project

Contractor J J Quinn secured a 15600 contract to build the Southwest Bedford sewer system. A ditching machine from Chicago will arrive within a week or ten days and construction will be rushed to complete by September 1. The system covers 3.7 miles at an average depth of 7.3 feet with employment for many workers.

J. J. Quinn Bedford Chicago East Bedford Green Hill Cemetery Rosemount Cottage James A. Waugh

Stranger hurled sharp stone at youth on train

A stranger threw a sharp stone at a youth aboard a train injuring him and prompting a swift station response. Police opened an investigation as bystanders aided and the victim received medical attention. Further details were not provided in the report.

Spokane Club Aims to Fill Pitching Gaps With Minor Leagues

Spokane manager Bob Wicker says the 1914 staff will be young but promises strong scraps of discarded players from higher leagues. He expects two to three new pitchers from big league camps as cuts shrink rosters, while outfielders Frisk Neighbors Williams and Lewis bolster the squad for the season.

Spokane Wash Bob Wicker Noyes Covaleskie Hughes Wicker Browning Tilford Wei Sutherland Sox Pernell Jimmy Lewis Frisk Neighbors Williams Lewis Tacoma

Silver Offering Tea At Home Of Mrs. T. J. Brooks

The John Wallace Chapter D A R held a charming silver offering tea yesterday at Mrs. T J Brooks home. Daffodils hyacinths and jonquils brightened rooms in blue and buff with hooded candles in crystal holders. Officers welcomed guests while Mrs Tray Rorf and Mrs Charles E Francis poured. Miss Harriett McDonald Mary Wallheiser and Florence Dye served in colonial dress. The event raised a nice sum for the Memorial Continental Hall building fund.

John Wallace D. A. R. Silver T. J. Brooks Brooks Newland Wintandley Tray Roruft Charles JE. Francis Poured Harriett ,McDonald Mary Wallheiser Florence Dye Memorial Continental Hall

Early Corn Planting Under Favorable County Conditions

Lawrence County farmers in a favorable area have started corn planting a month ahead of usual thanks to unusual March weather. Early planters risk frost but expect a crop if they survive. Wheat prospers with rains though some fields suffer from a fly during dry cold spells. Oats fail to grow in dry weather but recover with rain.

Lawrence County

Peculiar Accident Near City Involving Valuable Dray Horse

Albert Fountain a prominent farmer living four miles east of the city reported an accident to a valuable horse he was driving on the Leesville road. The horse stepped into a rut and a long sharp limb protruding in the rut pierced its flank four inches, nearly proving fatal.

Albert Fountain Fountain Leesville

Wheat Exports from Williams Mills to Europe

The Williams Milling Company loaded three cars of wheat at its Heltonville branch for transport to the European war zone. The main mill is located in Williams with a branch at Heltonville.

Williams Milling Company Williams Heltonville

French details Neuve Chapelle losses and delays

London reports confirm heavy British casualties at Neuve Chapelle were caused by an error by a British commander. Field Marshal Sir John French notes disorganization after the assault and says the delay could have been avoided if orders from the first army commander had been more carefully followed. He also praises Canadian troops.

London Neuve Chapelle Y John French War Office Prtish Neuve’ Chapelle John French

Baseball Scores and Battery Pairings Across Major Leagues

In Cincinnati Pittsburg battle 8 to 10 with Batteries Aii Quitan Gibson Ames Schneider id Doolin. New York Brooklyn battery trio Prow nMcCarty Yesrean Meyers Smith. Boston Philadelphia matchups feature Alexander millifer Rudolph Cowiy Shore Cady Pen nock Schang. Chicago St Louis game lists Sallee Snyder Glenn Vaughan Archer. Washington New York wash Pey 116? 0 22 batteries Warhop Sweeney Johnson Ainsmith. Detroit Cleveland battery pairs Mitchell ONeill Covieskie Boland Stanaze Baker.

Cincinnati Pittsburg Cincinn Cooe Aoe Joe Aii Quitan Gibson Ames Schneider Id Doolin New Y Rabe Prooklyi Garevo O New York Tpicses Sehmuls Prown McCarty Yesrean Meyers and Smith Philadelphia Rule Boston Shore and Cady Pennock and Schang Washington Rhle Warhop and Sweeney Johnson Ainsmith Detroit RFLE Cleveland Mitchell and O'Neill Covaieskie, Boland, Stanaze and Baker

Federal League Scores and Battery Names Across Cities

In Brooklyn Newark and Baltimore Boston Kansas City St Louis and Chicago baseball matches list scores and lineups. Batteries Moran Stuhn Wilson Upham Finneran Land Krapp Balir Owens Crandall Hartley Packard Easterly Senii Jasper Faber S cossotte Schall Weilman Perrymay Severot featured in the day’s games.

Brooklyn R.ale Newark Moran and Stuhn Wilson, Upham, Finneran and Land Baltimore Boston Krapp Balir Quinn Owens Kansas City RALE St. Louis Crandall and Hartley Packard Main R Hle Chicago Senii Jasper Faber Cosotte Schall Weilman Perrymay Severot

Mayor Roberts Refuses Resignation Amid Bond Dispute

Terre Haute officials report Mayor Roberts will not resign as courts consider writ of error for convicted men. Bonds set at 16,600 per year for Leavenworth sentences. council members press for resignation while families visit inmates. A second river body discovery and separate lawsuits in Chicago and New Haven are noted.

Terre Haute Courg’ of Appeals Indianapolis United States Circuit Cdfnrt of Appeals Chicago Anderson Frank Jindge Anderson Friends of Alavor Donn al. Roberts Alavor Roberts Cronin George Tve Council Roberts

Local residents travel and shopping in city midweek

Miss Anna Scott of Shawswick shopped in the city Wednesday while Miss Kenie McBride from north of town visited Coxton to see friends. HOE Martin, a well known turb er and saw mill man of Norman Station, was in town Wednesday. Mrs Mamie Stipp and Mrs Frank Shoulty Jeff traveled to McPherson Kansas to visit relatives briefly. Rev T J Frees of the Christian church rode home to Rockville after visiting his aged mother in Orleans. Will Duncan civil engineer and assistant Morris Zollman went to Rivervale Monday morning for survey work.

Hoe. Martin Turber and Norman Station Mamie Stipp Frank Shoulty Jeff McPherson, Kans T. J. Frees the Christian Church City Rockville Park County Orleans Mary [Reed Will Duncan Morris Zollman Rivervale

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