Mitchell girl identifies Thomas Stineburg in assault case
Miss Helen Murphy of Mitchell identifies Thomas Stineburg as her assailant at Bloomington after a brutal Friday night attack. The preliminary hearing was postponed with Stineburg bound over to circuit court. Murphy may attend the trial despite facial injuries and fever. bond set at $1,000 with Miers Carr defending and Henley assisting Prosecutor Louden.
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Helen Murphy
Mitchell
Bloomington
Stineburg
Ccicuit Court
Miss Murphy
Miss Collier
Day
Tom Stineburg
Squire Littel
Miers & Carr
Henley
Louden
Wallace-Hagenback Circus to Exhibit Here August 22
Contract man for the Wallace-Hagenback circus says the show will exhibit in this city on August 22. He arrived Wednesday to supervise preliminary arrangements for the appearance.
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Wallace-Hagenback
House Fire Near Woodville Claims Uninsured Loss
A vacant house north of Mitchell near Woodville burned last night around nine o clock. It belonged to Jacck Keenan and was unoccupied. Tramps may have been camping there and started the fire. Loss estimated at 400 dollars with no insurance. Bedford residents saw the blaze and feared a major fire.
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Mitchel
Ind
Here
Woodville
Jacck Keenan
Assault Case Prompts University Safety Critique
The Mitchell Tribune laments a brutal assault on a pure young girl at Indiana University. It questions university security and accuses administrators of failing to protect Indiana home girls from criminal intruders on campus.
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Indiana University
University
Indiana
Mittchell Tribune
Focal physician reports flooded roads near Bryantsville
A physician summoned Wednesday night to the Bryantsville area found two miles of roads washed by a heavy rain. Water stood in large puddles along the roadside near Stump Hole bridge, signaling a localized flood condition.
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Bryantsville
Stump Hole Bridge
Auto owners paint road bands from Martinsville to Bloomington
Local motorists joined the Indianapolis Motor Club to paint white bands on tele phone poles marking the route to Bloomington. The effort follows last year’s pole painting from Indianapolis to Martinsville and will continue to Bedford via Bloomington with the Bloomington club handling the next stretch.
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Bloomington
Indianapolis Motor Club
Martinsville
Bedford
Beasley Sues Beasley for Divorce in Lawrence Circuit Court
Martha E Beasley files for absolute divorce from Riley Beasley in Lawrence Circuit Court. She alleges they married December 12, 1911 and separated July 15, 1913 and accuses him of lewd associations and transmitting a loathsome disease. She seeks $31,500 alimony and $20 monthly child support, custody of the child, and assets valued at $3,000.
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Martha E Beasley
Calvin Faris
Lawrence
Riley Beasley
Young Wife of Oolitic Dies After Three Weeks Ill
Mrs James Woods 36 a resident of Oolitic died at home Wednesday night about 11 oclock from typhoid fever. Survived by husband James Woods and four children, youngest under one year. Funeral Friday at Methodist church Oolitic with interment Hopkins Cemetery.
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James Woods
Bedford Concert Band Opens With Varied Program
The Bedford Concert Band presents a 7:30 PM program featuring marches overtures waltzes polkas and a duet for cornet and baritone including Victor Peter Pan Water Sprites The Trail of the Lonesome Pine Calypso Bridal Rose Humoreske Jody Blacksmith Bohemian Girl Standard Bearer and a Bridal Rose paraphrase directed by Mr Frank Cucinnoti with W E Cannedy as director.
Burns City Doctor Delayed By Train Incident
Dr Hays of Burns City missed the early train to attend a City Hospital operation. A freight derailment forced him to wait for the afternoon train and the surgery was postponed to late afternoon.
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Dr. Hays
Burns City
City Hospital
Hays
Police Court Notes On Assault Charges And Fines
Davy Doane was fined $1 and costs in city court for assault and battery on Dewey Pore. Dewey Pore faces assault and battery charges in Justice Iseminger's court against David Doane. An affidavit accuses Frank Trueblood in Justice Iseminger's court of assault and battery on Alva Oldham. Frank Pelfree pled guilty in Justice Iseminger's court to assault on James Pelfree and was fined $1 and costs.
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Davy Doane
Dewey Pore
Justice Iseminger
David Doane
Iseminger
Frank Trueblood
Alva Oldham
Frank Pelfree
Paoli News: Hackney Considers Move Back To Paoli Shop
Henry Hackney, long time Bedford resident, weighs returning to Paoli to open a machine shop. His Orleans shop has been closed since his Bedford move. Mrs. Anna Mary Zank of Ripon Wisconsin, visiting two months, returned home with her daughter who will stay two weeks with relatives in Ripon.
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Henry Hackney
Bedford
Paoli
Mr. Hackney
Orleans
Paoli News
Anna Mary Zank
Ripon
Wisconsin
August Benzel
Daily Mail Promises Timely Local and General News
The Daily Mail touts complete local and general news coverage for 10 cents a week claiming same day publication and prompt delivery.
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Daily Mail
The
Senate Debates Tariff Bill and Banking Conspiracy Measure
In Washington the senate resumed debate on the tariff bill as Lewis seeks punishment for banks that depress government securities. Penrose demands a report on Jewish treatment in Roumania while the post office panel defers Bryan parcel post repeal. Ambassador Wilson testified to the foreign relations committee as the house remained out of session.
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Senate
Lewis
Penrose
Roumania
Post Office Committee
Bryan
Baseball Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
National League standings list New York and Chicago leading with Phila el fa at .53 and St Louis at .389. American League shows Philadelphia at .67 and Cleveland at .58 with Boston at .46. Wednesday games include Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 4 and St Louis 9 Boston 1, plus rain and wet grounds affecting several matchups.
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Green Bay
Madison
Mitchell Water Works Well Test Fails Again
The big pump began work on Tuesday to test the waterworks well but produced a dry hole in ten minutes. The test suggests another failed attempt to secure Mitchell’s water supply though doubts linger that the pump was faulty or that water remains in the hole. William Tindell of near Mitchell visited the city on Thursday.
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Mitchell
Mitchell Tripune
William Tindell
City
Willing Workers Entertained by Mrs Keach at Home
The Willing Workers Sunday school class of the Christian church was entertained by Mrs. S. L. Keach at her L Street home. The program included an instrumental duet by Misses Armstrong and Keach, a reading by Miss Helen Armstrong, a piano solo by Miss Katherine Keach, and songs by Elizabeth Withman. Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Ida Smith spoke on the class’s interests. Ice cream and Nabisco wafers were served.
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S. L. Keach
L Street
Clinton Strong Team To Meet Champs Sunday at Washington Park
Washington Herald reports Clinton basketball squad secured by Bob Wicker to play the Bedford Champs next Sunday at Washington Park. Wicker says Bedford business men back a special train for the trip, hoping the rematch draws fans and tests the Grays against a confident Champ team after a disputed prior game.
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Bob Wicker
Champs
Washington Park
Clinton
Bedford Champs
Grays
Woodlawn
Wicker
Bedford
Loogootee
Washington Democrat
Fall in United States two per cent bonds sparks repudiation debate
The fall in government two per cent bonds stems from bank circulation privileges and proposed changes. Critics warn of breach of contract with bondholders and possible repudiation as Congress debates currency reform. Bank holders fear larger losses and Democratic leaders face scrutiny from Bryanite influence and anti repudiation sentiment. The New York Tribune notes the mood in Washington and urges protecting bondholders.
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MccAdoo
Congress
McAdoo
Bryan
Democratic Party
Washington
New York Tribune
Van Cleave couple to visit relatives in Crawfordsville
Mr and Mrs Everett Van Cleave of Albuquerque New Mexico will travel Friday to Crawfordsville to visit relatives on their way home. Mrs Flo Whitted of Indianapolis who has been visiting in this city for days left for Spencer on Thursday.
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Everett van Cleave
Mabel Campbell
Albuquerque, N. M
Crawfordsvile
Flo Whitted
Indianapolis
Spencer
Body of Soldier Homer Lewis Returned for Burial
The body of Homer Lewis 31 died of tubercular meningitis at Ft. Bayard New Mexico passed through the city Wednesday on the way to Owensburg for burial.
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Homer Lewis
Ft. Bayard
New Mexico
Owensburg
Physician Returns to Practice in Mitchell
Dr. George Gibbons former coroner has moved to Huron but returned to Mitchell to resume medical practice. He will occupy office rooms in the Crawford building.
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Mitchell
George Gibbons
Huron
Crawford
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