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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1912

Page

8

Rebel outrages mark Mexican operations across the country

Zapatista bands raid Valle de Javo and nearby towns seizing valuables as residents flee to hills. Durango and Durango area towns report looting and burning after clashes with federal garrisons. Washington approves arming American ranchers along the border due to security concerns with Mexico.

Mexico City Mexico Zapatistas Valle de Javo San Juan del Rio Durango Cheche Campos Limen Bene Zapata Juchitepec United States Senor Lascursin Washington War Department Steever Hermosillo Sonora

Dems Plan Complete Tariff Revision In Special Session

Washington December 7 Oscar W Underwood chairman of the house ways and means committee outlines a full tariff revision in the coming special session. Hearings will begin in January and by April the committee will have schedules ready to send to the house. He said the scope would cover everything from agate to zine.

Washington Congress Oscar W. Underwood House Ways and Means Underwood

Burglars Try Friday Night Break-Ins Across Bedford Stores

Three attempted burglaries hit Bedford Friday night with only one successful entry netting about twenty cents. George W. Hay clothing store, Harbaugh & Schooley bicycle shop, and Kessler Five and Ten faced forced doors though iron bars and broken glass failed to yield major loot. Bloodhounds traced trails through multiple blocks, then lost the scent near a residence after two circuits.

Bedford Harbaugh & Schooley Hay Kessler Owens Blood Hounds Harbaugh & Schooley Place C. L. Baker

Derrick Runner Injured at Hoosier Quarry

Marion Hicks, a derrick runner at the Hoosier quarry in Oolitic, was seriously injured Friday while scabbling the end of a stone on a car. He slipped, fell, and struck his cheek on a trail, causing two deep bone exposed gashes. A physician treated him.

Marion Hicks Hoosier Oolitic

Revival Meeting At Church Of Christ On West 12th Street

A revival began last Sunday at the Church of Christ on West 12th Street led by Elder Jesse Love, a Tennessee pastor of the old school. The services are drawing attention and are expected to continue until December 23.

Church of Christ West 12Th Street Jesse Love Tennessee Old School

Knight praises Chico home as finest Northern California country

A letter from W. W. Knight, formerly of this city and longtime local business, notes he is traveling for a San Francisco paint house but is greatly pleased with his Chico residence, which he deems the finest country in Northern California.

W. Knight San Francisco Cal Chico California

Indoor Picnic Celebrates Local Grand Army Post

The E C Newland Post No 134 and its Women's Relief Corps hosted an indoor picnic at the post hall with 50 members present. Officers were elected, a noon feast was served, and an afternoon program featured readings, music, and patriotic addresses by J D Alexander and J R Fessler.

E. C. Newland Post No Woman’s Relief J. D. Alexander Bloomfield John R. Fesler Indianapolis Emma Still Georgia Malott Elizabeth Withman Lucille Lockman Rachel Box Joseph Gardner Adj John R. Fessler L L. R. Leonard Owensburg America

Auto Line to Oolitic Aims Four Daily Trips

Bedford and Oolitic men form a company to run an auto passenger line between this city and Politic using a twenty passenger Avery auto truck with a street car body. Capital stock is about 10090 dollars, with first trip planned January 1 and four trips daily. The auto will handle picnics and river-bound parties and may replace earlier failed proposals.

Struck on Head Injures Southeastern Line Worker

Fred England, an employe of the extra gang of the Southeastern Line, was injured Saturday near this city while shoveling with several men. A companion accidentally struck him on the head with a shovel, creating an ugly wound. Dr. Morrill Simpson administered care.

Fred England England Morrill Simpson

Underwood to appoint two Jackson county deputy prosecutors

The Seymour Republican reports John H. Underwood plans to appoint two deputies, one in Seymour and one in Brownstown, to handle Jackson county business. Citizens expect firm law enforcement against gambling and violations of the “blind tiger” law, with Underwood known for shutting down illegal operations in Lawrence county.

Jackson County John H. Underwood Seymour Underwood Lawrence County

Promised Mitchell Postoffice Tie Ends With Denial

Joe Dilley is named congressman Cox's replacement for the Mitchell postoffice after reports that William Ewing was promised the job but rejected. The switch sparks scramble across the river and stirs strong sentiment among Democratic ranks.

Cox William Ewing Mitchell Postoffice

Unloaded Revolver Injury Slams Goens Boy at Pool Room

Edward Goens sixteen year old son of Rufus Goens was shot in the right hand Friday night at 10 o'clock while inspecting an unloaded revolver said to belong to a friend. The bullet shattered the index finger bone and the injury is described as serious.

Edward Goens Rufus Goens West Side

Kiddoo at Harvard Provokes Embarrassed Classroom Rivalry

Harvard students play a law school originated game called Kiddoo where a player points at a passing woman and shouts the word. If deemed attractive, she earns ten points. fifty points wins the round. One player named Rags earned bad points and faced a sharp rebuke after misjudging a veiled woman.

Harvard University

Oil Stove Fire At Howard Fagan Home

A blaze from an oil stove at the home of Howard Fagan Saturday at 11:45 prompted a call to the fire department. Mrs. Fagan doused the flames with a bucket of water before the hose truck arrived, staining the woodwork but causing little damage and no injuries.

Howard Fagan

Ramsey Freed After Bond for Eggs Theft

Fred Ramsey charged in Mayor Fields' court with larceny for stealing a case of eggs from a freight car in the Monon yards Friday night. He posted $200 bond for appearance on Wednesday December 11 and was released from jail. Ramsey says he bought the eggs from a tramp.

Fred Ramsey Fields Monon Ramsey

Automobile Turns Over on Fill at Furst Mill

Large auto owned by Carl Furst overturned an embankment at the Furst Mill Friday afternoon. The car rolled onto its side after the brake loosened on the incline, causing body damage. Mrs. William Benzel of South Street is critically ill. Bernard Reath traveled to Louisville that evening for several days.

Carl Furst Furst Mill William Benzel South Street

Local Teamster Killed by Falling Log in Jeffersontown

James Henry Vaughan fifty five a teamster of Jeffersontown was crushed by a log at Tucker Station while loading logs for the Southern Railway Company. He died twenty minutes later at the store of R B Tyler & Co. Coroner Duncan ordered an inquest for next week. Vaughan had lived in Jeffersontown about a year, moving from near Bedford Indiana.

Jeffersontown Vaughan Louisville Times James Henry Vaughan Tucker Station Duncan Myers & Blankenbaker Southern Railway Company R. B. Tyler & Co L. A. Blankenbaker William F. Stuckey Jefferson County Bedfore Ind

Boy who took relative's money nearly escapes accident

A city boy accused of taking money from a relative near the city had a narrow escape when walking away. Police recovered most of the seventeen dollars seized from under a bed. Authorities opted not to prosecute and gave the boy another chance.

Wives of Clan Fraser Stage Surprise Party

The Scottish Clan Fraser wives and lady friends held a surprise gathering Friday evening at their hall. Seventy members attended enjoying readings and Scottish songs with sandwiches fruit candy and tea. Joseph Anthony, a local stone cutter, plans to travel to Italy to visit relatives until spring.

Joseph Anthony Italy

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Bedford Weekly Mail Indiana Otis & Brooks Thomas J. Brooks Fred B. Otis Bert C. Wicker Harry Askew Curt Jocelyn XS A Republican Dieplay Advertising Adinsertion Southern Alise Taries George W. Hay Kessler Store Harbaugh Schooley Q Street Neff 16Th and Streets 15Th Street Derrick Grand Army Today Ooliti Tomobile Bedford and Will Ewing Joe Dilley Mitchell Goens Harvard Fire Department Bernard Reath Louisville Kentucky James U Henry Vaughan Clan Fraser Tish
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