Morning Party Honors House Guests At Cosner Home
Mrs William H Cosner hosted a morning party for guests Mrs Oliver M Cosner and Miss Rowena Cosner of Indianapolis and Mrs George K Beddoe of New York City. The event featured a refined musicale with artists and students, floral décor of dahlias and roses, and light refreshments for a social week of notable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cosner
Oliver M. Cosner
Rowena Cosner
Indianapolis
George K. Beddoe
Willa Cosner
New York City
Dorothy Trainor
Florence Emery
Helen Norton
O. M. Cosner
George Beddoe
John C. Brumbley
Kennett
California
Homer Shoup
Zanesville
Paul Morrison
Beryl Foster
Bradley
Chicago
Howe
Worthington
A. G. McCain
Kate Morgan
Richmond
C. M. Lemon
Special Campaign Rate for Weekly Mail Service
The Weekly Mail offers a special rate of 25 cents for delivery to any address until after the election, payable in advance.
Bedford Brakeman Saves Deaf Man From Train
Homer Holmes, a Bedford brakeman, risked his life to tackle Henry Graves, a deaf man walking along the track, preventing tragedy as an extra coal train neared Victoria mines. The dramatic rescue occurred west of Bloomfield, with engineer James Stevens stopping the engine and Holmes leaping from the cab to pull Graves clear. Friends plan to pursue a Carnegie Medal for Holmes' brave act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Holmes
Henry Graves
Bloomfield
Holmes
Victora
James Stevens
Graves
Billy Rariden Breaks Finger in Cincinnati Game
William Rariden of the Beans broke the second finger of his right hand in the first inning at Cincinnati. The injury is painful and serious, likely sidelining him for two to three weeks or longer. John Kling replaced him, catching the second game after already catching the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rariden
Boston Nationals
Cincinnati
the Enquirer
Rariden
Phelan
Donnelly
Arthur
John Kling
Slick forger fleeces Seymour merchants with bad checks
A slick individual in Seymour passed worthless checks at several stores, cashing two for 14.40 dollars each and one for 14 dollars. He used the same method as another forger in town recently, entering businesses, making small purchases, and prompting some merchants to cash untrustworthy checks amid a rise in forgeries statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Mrs Nelson Joyner Returns From Visit With Heltons
Mrs Nelson Joyner and her daughter Abbie have returned to Bedford after a visit with Mr and Mrs A K Helton on North College Avenue in Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Joyner
Abbie
Bedford
A. K. Helton
North College Avenue
Bloomington
Mrs Brannon and daughter visit Brownstown for Home Coming
Mrs Christopher Brannon and her daughter Louise traveled to Brownstown on Wednesday to visit relatives and attend the Home Coming celebration which opens today at that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Brannon
Louise
Brownstown
Grand Stand Collapse at Governor Marshall Nomination
A grand stand collapses during the governor nomination ceremony in Indianapolis Tuesday injuring several and bruising many. Notables present included Charles Fairbanks, Lewis Nixon, and Thomas Taggart. Judge Shea escaped with minor bruises.
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University Place
Indianapolis
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana Democratic Club
Alton B. Parker
New York
Charles W. Fairbanks
Lewis Nixon
United States
Gore
Okklahoma
Thomas Taggart
Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
W. T. Rurbin
Parker
David Strouse
Rockville
Ind
H. . Greene
Joseph M Rice
Cincinnati
J. Wartsock
Wm. H. Vollmer
Walter St. John
Martinsville
J. M.ippcen
Salem
W. H. Payne
Morgan County
Dixie Taylor
Richmond
Thomas Brolley
Misses Ha
Hazel Goodwin
Edward J
Shower stick struck by lightning at Washington Ind
H. J. Smith a B. & O. Southwestern engineer was struck by lightning while walking along railroad tracks near the light plant in Washington Indiana around 3 45 in the morning. Although the umbrella metal parts fractured the cover torn and the stick broken he was only stunned and staggered along the rails. He later suffered knee pain and sought medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Smith
B. & O. Southwestern
Washington
Ind
Mr. Smith
City passes lamp post protection ordinance
City officials move to shield new stone lamp posts by a fine up to 100 dollars for damage or defacement. The measure targets careless draymen and others and also bans gatherings at Lawrence Park and protects grass plots from careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Park
Keep Glass Off City Streets Urges Clean Streets Plan
City residents complain about widespread tossing of broken glass and bottles in downtown areas. Drivers report frequent tire damage from shards, with children at risk as accidents rise this year.
Monon to Run Pay Car Trip Across Indiana
The Monon Railway will operate a pay car in Indiana for the first time in over twenty years. The car starts from Chicago, reaches Lafayette, then Bedford and New Albany, taking about five days for the full tour. Employees will be paid by check and staffed by Monon treasurer’s office personnel from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Monon
Chicago
Lafayette
Bedford
New Albany
Air Line
the Monon
Death Notice for William Scoggan in Oklahoma City
Thomas Scoggan of North Q street was notified of his grandson William Scoggan's death in Oklahoma City Oklahoma. The message states William died last night at 10 35 with a funeral scheduled for 9 20 am tomorrow Lawrence Scoggan is named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Scoggan
William Scoggan
Jawrence Scoggan
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Thomas Scoeggan
Little William
Lawrence Scoggan
Mend Lost Fine Horse in Sudden Death
John Meno of Reeds Station laments the loss of a fine horse that died suddenly on Wednesday. It was part of a two horse team he valued highly, having refused 450 dollars for the pair. the horse that died was the finer of the two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meno
Reeds Station
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Doe
Susie Huffines
Anah Webb
Louise Thornton
Georgia Duncan Brum
Olay
Estevle Huffines Shoup
Metropolitan School of Expression
Cumnock
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Illinois
West 15Th Street
Estelle Huffines Shoup
Zanseville
W. C. Walsh
Elmwood Flats
Crow
Birmingham
Alabama
North S Street
Kate Gainey
Estelle Huffines
J. W. Newland
West 16Th Street
Neice
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Cape
Get Carnegie Metal
Billy Rariden
Break Finges
Cincinnat
Hage
Seymour Fleec
Noti
Gover
Marshall
Shea
Mr. Parker
Wonon Pay
Cardue
AREY
Mary Roberts
Georgia Friediey
Henry Splitgerber
Kenwood
Miss Ellen Johnson
Mrs
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J. W. Heupt
Terre Haute
Carrie Dye
Kum
Citizens Trust Company
C. L. Walters
Mgr
Bedford Business
Cosner & Owen
Bliss, Okla
Picee
Canada
Mexico
Earth
Pony Express
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