Natchell Cadet Band Featured at Mitchell Exercises
The Mitchell Commercial notes a tester for the reorganized Mitchel Cadet Band to appear at band decoration exercises next month. It lists 35 musicians including Herold Stipp and Ralph Tirev at home, with John L. Holmes and Alfred Wh. Weicher among cornets and Clarence LaMaster as bass, directed by A. N. Palmer.
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Mitchell
Mitchel
Nexft Moat
Shere
Herold Stipp
Ralph Tirev
John L. Holmes
Alfred With
Wh. Weicher
Park Chitty
Est LaMaster
Karl Cornwell
Paul
Supreme Court denies rehearing in Kendall adultery case
Indiana Supreme Court denied a rehearing for Pr Kerdalk and wife Kendal after a Lawrence Circuit Court verdict of 106 days in jail and 256 dollar fines each for adultery with Nora Belding. They appealed after a prior favorable ruling, and will serve their sentences in Alaw Grenet County Jail. Kendal, a wealthy Crothersville widower, and Nora Belding heightened public attention due to their status and the case’s circumstances. Emmett Sutherland of Columbus died Tuesday after hernia surgery. funeral services were held Sunday at 4 AM at Mrs Aalett’s home 200 West Fourteenth Street.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Alaw Grenet
Sr.Kendall
Crothersville
Nora Belding
Jackson County
Emmett Sutherland
Columbus
Tunsday Neenious Pi
Mary E. Merott
Lth
Aalett
West
Fourteenth Street
Indian Springs resident James W. Anderson injured in Florida fall
James W. Anderson, 75, a Civil War artillery veteran from Indian Springs, arrived with his son Everett after a winter in Florida. He suffered a broken hip in a fall there three months ago and, at his age, is slowly recovering, moving with crutches and his son’s assistance.
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James W. Anderson
Indian Springs
Everett
Florida
Anderson
Artillery Service
Young man shot after ambush near Salem
Washington County sheriff investigates a drive-by shooting that wounded nineteen year old Forrest Callaway. He was struck above the heart, two masked men fled, no motive given, condition listed as critical with no identified suspect. Carl Graf donation to Bedford High School supports art program with six canvases for student selection.
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Forrest Callawey
Washington County
Salem
Mdan
Dre
Standers Celloway
Sale
Seymour Republican
Carl Graf
Indiana
Ladies of the Round Table
Graf
Bedford
Our City
Schuols
Mitchell Gene Mill Takes Action on Clinker Mills
Lehigh Cement Plant operators at Mitchell order speeders in their clinker department to run at full capacity amid industry demands and production pressures. An unnamed source notes the move impacts daily throughput and maintenance scheduling.
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Lehigh Cement
Mitchell
Suitcase of whiskey bottles found with Crawfordsville evangelist
Students as detectives traced a sermon by an evangelist in Crawfordsville to a suitcase of intoxicants in his possession. The items, allegedly purchased in the city, were brought before a justice court as part of bootlegging proceedings.
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Crawfordsville
Jones
T. W. U. Sum
Trains Great Record for Punctual Service
Passenger train No. 27 on the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern line between Cincinnati and Seymour Indiana held a 441 day on time record from February 15 1914 to March 31 1915. The service covered about 269000 miles with 27 intermediate stops and a total run of 2745 miles per day including stops. Officials claim it is the longest unbroken punctuality record for an accommodation train on a main line.
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Cincinnati
North Vernon
Seymour
Ind
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Inain
Rube Marquard Returns to N Y Pitching Duel
In a Brooklyn vs New York game Marquard faced his former team after switching to the Federals last winter. The in game battle highlighted a tense pitching duel as both sides traded blows with Marquard on the mound for the Brooklyn club.
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New York
Rube Marquard
Brooklyn Federals
Pitehinve
Shettus
Brooklyn
Rucker
Brooklyns
New Yorker
Mean
Miarguard
Fletcher
Marquard
College whiskey detectives spark inquiry and court action
A student led whiskey theft probe in which six college students collected liquor as evidence. The evangelist testified before the inquiry court and the proceeding paused until witnesses are recalled. The six students offered to help curb bootlegging and were backed by Dr. Mackintosh as the case moved toward resumption.
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Waash College
Stell
Linn
Mackintosh
Bob Jones
Harness contracts lead way for Seymour firms
Seymour, April 14. The Floresier Harness Company secured another British Government contract via Studebakers of South Bend for 1 400 sets of double harness after recently completing a 2 000 set order. Local business notes report 37 carloads daily from Gordon W. Batman’s plant and 6 000 barrels from Mather mills in Mitchell.
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Seymour, Omnd
Floosier Harness Company
Studebakers Corporation
South Bend
B. Mather
N. G
Mather
Mitchell
Fruit prospects bright if frost stays away says broker
John H. Hile, a commission broker, reports after tours of Indiana and Kentucky that berries cherries peaches and other fruits show potential for a bountiful crop. Frost remains a major threat with a late frost record around May 10. Louisville News updates Newland and district students after public discussion contest in Jeffersonville.
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John H. Hile
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisville
Newland
Buvene Newland
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Bloomington
Huntingburg
E. W. Montgomery
Left Home Without Telling Family Where He Went
A man left home without informing his family of his destination. Local authorities investigate his disappearance as neighbors report concern and seek any sightings. The case remains under active inquiry with no further details provided.
Outlives Nine Last Child Of Mrs Bartley Inquiries Rise
In Bloomington Indiana on April 16 Mrs Anna Bartley, widow of nine deceased children, described her plight to coroner Dr J Foo Mosier after the burial of her infant. The report notes Mrs Bartley, once from Bedford, has endured tragic losses and recounts the sudden death of Mrs Pungape aged seven from heart trouble.
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Bloomington
Ind
Anus “Bartley
J. Foo Mosier
Bartley
Mires ‘Pungape
Bedford
Charlie Chaplin Dough and Dynamite Matinee for Bedford Kids
Next Monday at Crystal Theatre 1 a free four to six pm matinee of Dough and Dynamite will entertain Bedford children after school. Every child under twelve can enter free. accompanying adults pay regular admission. The theatre hopes all kids attend, promising a memorable Chaplin comedy experience.
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Crystal Theatre
Bedford
Charlie Chappaps
Death of Lal 6000 Horses and valuable bay horse in Englewood
The bay horse Lal 6000 HORS belonging to Walter Short of Englewood died Friday on 13th Street near Monon Station. It was being driven to a buggy when it grew suddenly ill and died after being unhitched. Cause unknown, suspected sudden colic or bots.
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Walter Short
Englewood
13Th Street
Monon Station
General Yardmaster Ch and D.AY’s Chief Visits Guthrie Native
May formerly of Guthrie Indiana now General Yardmaster of the Co and D Ay at Lima Ohio was in the city Saturday renewing old acquaintances. He has been in Ohio since 1900 and has been very successful there. He returned to Indiana to visit his mother Mrs. S. A. May at Guthrie.
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Bloomington
Washington
Bedford
Swe Wei Mitchell
Harrold
Jo‘. Underwood
United States
Gilbert Dubber
Ruth Norman
Lawrence Graves
Edward Brown
Leah Yenne
John Thastings
Hastings
Ledford
Ralph Wible
Ruth Sherwood
John Rowe
May
Guthrie
Ind
the ‘Co. & D. Ay
Lima
Ohio
City
Indiana
8. A. May
Road improvements under way to better Indianapolis route
Road Sup t Wisely begins work on Bedford to Martinsville pikes and installs a stone crusher between Clear Creek and Harrodsburg. Scrapers are used, oil will be applied, and northern work near Hindostan is planned to finish a better auto route within six weeks. Dr H A Reed of Ft Ritner visits for oil bonding business.
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Bedford
Martinsville
Indianapolis
French Lick
Clear Creek
Harrodsburg
Lawrence County
Hindostan
H. A. Reed
Ft. Ritner
Bloomington
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HPN A Ghedet
Salmon
Ralph Crises
Frank
C. Mitchell
Harry Clements
Roy Lindley
Irving Horton
Opal Smith
Gordon Baiman
Jos. Turpin
J. B. Gambrel
Thos. Chess
Harold Salmon
Grant Boyd
Robi. Cornwell
Jos. Williams
Tienors
Newland Metsinger
Lawrence Poston
Altos
Henry Winegar
W. FE. Stipp
Orville Ferguson
Joe Thorne
Atatonh
M. Cane
Basses
Clarence LaMaster
Claud Stroud
4Umston
Wm. Munson
A. N. Palmer
NU Ree
NEAG
Kendall
Court
Fox
Brookville
Salt Hat
Ates
Herman
Circuit Court
Neil Wramer
Mchiargue
Geo. M. Dodd
James W. Douthitt
Eve¢H
Frank Morrison
Dodge Swails
Gladys Wilking
Aliss Wilking
Young Maan
Rest Callaway
Mtchell
Istice Court
Tun
WAR
Gordon W. Batman
Mrs
Duncan Onight
Charles Evans
Avoca, Wu
Donald Sellers
Washington Avenue
Wate Kinsard
Franklin
Bryantsville High School
N. E. Mattox
Nhome
Donald Williams
West 6
I Street
Thursday
Hamile Gordon
Trays
Newton Thomas
Ladoga
Rena Brown
Bers
Anna Bartley
Ayers
Newport
Ben Ayers
7Th Street
Tunnelton
Newerby
Caive Uecer
South Erd
Menon
Lafayette
McDoel
Youngs
White River
Here
Lal
General Yardmaster CH
D.ay
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