House and Senate clash over proposed federal bank changes
Congress debates a plan to reorganize federal reserve banks with insistence from House Republicans on new oversight slimmed by Senate edits. Key figures include Reed, O’Gorman, Hollis, Nelson and Bristow as conferences hinge on regional bank structure and capital requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Comptroller of Currency
Federal Reserve Board
A. Jinnn
Plenaoek
Fase Reed
O'Gorman
Elliath Ant Hollis
Denro
Nelson
Bristew
Pais
Det
St Louis
San Fran
Nces Natural Selectoieide
Auction Notes on Ponies and Prices in Crowe Market
Fragmentary report notes ponies and large land sales with suspect pricing. Names and dates are unclear but imply a market listing or auction in Crowe area. Further readable details are limited.
Census of Illness Hits Bloomington Schools
About four hundred school children in Bloomington fall ill with measles. First grade pupils show high infection rates while others also report cases. Miss Goldie Nichol, a teacher, is sick as the epidemic remains mild with no deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woomington
Ind
Pieeember Lin
Goldie Nichol
Remarkable Neyman Story Nearing Public Attention
A Jackson County resident, Dr. Neyman, claimed to be Marshal Ney’s son and recounted thrilling Napoleonic campaigns. Rumors tied him to Marshal Ney and to a mysterious Nassau lineage, with public interest centered on his past and a possible life story to be published in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douil
Beephanewski
Napoleon
Saloh
Newman
Marshall Ney
Tle
Hey
America
Marshal Nay
Veing Perrpe
Lemanowski
Marshal Neeroor
Napalocen
Neyman
Jackson County
Brownstown
Samuel Wirt
Wirt
Marshal Neyyjech
Lews
Maloi family travels toward Texas joining in holidays
H C Maloi visited Mitchell Monday to see his daughter Mrs Win Chamberlain. Chamberlain and children were traveling from Topeka Kansas and plan to settle in Galveston Texas where his family will join him after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Maloi
Mitchell
Mrs. Win. Chamberlain
Topeka
Kan
Mr. Chamberlain
Galveston
Texas
Mitchell Man Milt Morgan Freed After Trial
Prosecutor John W H Underwood failed to convict Milt Morgan of illegal liquor sale in Mitchell. After hearing evidence, Morgan was discharged from custody. The case against the Mitchell man could not proceed to a conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John WH. Underwood
Mitchell
Milt Morgan
Dle
Stone Breaks At Mill Injures Man At Shea Donnelly
While Ben George ate dinner Saturday at the Shea Donnelly mill a falling stone struck his head and grazed a stray dog. He suffered severe bruises but no bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben George
Shea & Donnelly Mill
Fifteen Year Old Bride-To-Be Case Postponed
The State on the relation of Trone Kern a fifteen year old girl against Wellis Collier on a paternity charge was continued in Justice Iseminger's court. It is understood the case will be settled by marriage but the girl cannot obtain a license in this county. The couple will likely travel to Louisville where a license may be secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trone Kern
Wellis Collier
Iseminger
Louisville
Birthday Celebration at Bex Home Near Williams
The 65th birthday of Mrs. Richard Bex was celebrated Friday at the Bex home one and a half miles south of Williams. Relatives and neighbors gathered for a birthday dinner and shared in a pleasant surprise and well wishes for many happy returns. Attendees included T. H. Williams, Cornelia Hinshaw, Minerva Hinshaw, Trimble Witsman, John Williams and wife, Grover Purlee and wife, H. Purlee and wife, Robert Freeman and wife, Robert Williams and family, S. A. McClung and wife, Nellie Chapman and daughter, Mary Bowden and Florence Rex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bex
Williams
T. H. Williams
Cornelia Hinshaw
Minerva Hinshaw
Trimble Witsman
John Williams
Grover Purlee
H. Purlee
Robert Freeman
Robert Wiliams
S. A. McClung
Nellie Chapman
Mary Bowden
Florence Rex
Aged Lady Elizabeth A. Cummings Dies Saturday
Elizabeth A. Cummings, respected resident east of the city, passed away Saturday after a brief illness. She leaves behind memories of community service and family ties. Services are pending.
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Cummings at 86 Near Leesville
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Cummings aged 86 died at her home east of the city Saturday after a months long illness. She spent most of life near Leesville and recalled the fort there. Survived by two sons James and Jacob. Funeral from Leatherwood church Sunday at noon. Burial at Leatherwood.
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Elizabeth A. Cummings
Leesville
James
County
Jacob
West
Youthful Couple Granted Marriage License Saturday
Bride Mabel Shirley, age sixteen, and groom Wueh Jkerd, son of Philip Skerd, obtained a county clerk license to marry. Both reside northeast of the city. The bride reached sixteen at 4 AM Friday, with parents’ consent not needed for her age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wueh Jkerd
Philip Skerd
Mabel Shirley
Thomas Shirley
Escaped Jail Inmate Recaught By Sheriff
John Gresham, a trusted worker at the local jail, was forcibly awakened on Saturday and taken back to jail by Sheriff Sitler. He had not strayed far from Bedford and remained hidden from officers. He faces about thirty days remaining in his sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gresham
Sherif Sitler
Gresham
Bedford
Appellate Ruling Settles Land Gift For School Use
The Madison county Fall Creek township loses title to a 1848 school site after ceasing school use in 1998. Henry H L Shuman gains absolute ownership as the deed limited to school purposes and abandonment ends township rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Creek
Madison County
Henry Snell
Snell
Henry HL. Shuman
Hleury Sach
Shuman
Notices Filed for Stone Company Dissolutions
The secretary of state records notice of dissolution for the Bedford Blue Stone Company of Bedford and for the Bloomington Cut Stone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Blue Stone Company
Dedford
Bloomington Cut Stone Company
Local Notes from Williams and Louisville Visit
Charles Renter of near Williams and Forrest Wilking of Williams were in the city on Saturday. Mrs John Smith and daughter of Williams visited here Saturday. Charles Doyle Richardson born March 16 at Mast 16th street is ill at home. Mr and Mrs Coleman Duncan returned to Louisville Friday. A H Bennett native of Lawrence county and Springville visiting sister Mellie Carson of Oolitic. first county visit in 32 years, mostly in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Williams
City
Fred Richardson
Mast 16Th Street
Friday
Coleman Duncan
Louisville
A. H. Bennett
Lawrence County
Springville
Mellie Carson
Oolitic
Mrs Nellie Hackler Dies at Williams After Illness
Mrs Nellie H W Hackler died at her Williams home Friday night after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Friday at Williams with burial in Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie HW. Hackler
Williams
Danbury Hatters Case Victory For Loewe Co In A F L Ruling
The United States Court of Appeals upheld a judgment for Dr. BK Loewe & Co against the United Hatters of North America in the Danbury hatters case. The award totals $272,000 with interest and costs, after a 1909 trial had awarded $22, and concerns anti trust and boycott conduct by labor unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United State Court of Appeals
Danbury Hatters
Bk, Loewe & Co
United Hatters of North
Wien
American Federation of Labor
United Hatters
Joewe
Local residents noted in city over weekend and visits
George Beasley of Williams and John Olsapple of Saltillo were in the city Saturday and Ralph Woxsles a Purdue student home for holidays also visited. Walter Sutton on North street suffers stomach trouble. Charles T Bivens on North II street has a hip injury. Mrs Henry Dick on West 13th street faces toe injury with blood poisoning threat. Mrs Sam Sibert visited Bedford Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Swords Shoals News. Grace and Edith Bridges plan Christmas visits with sisters Mrs Harbie Letsinger and Mrs Acel Illingsworth and families Woodrow and Wayne. Norace Ferguson of Anderson touring Owensburg stopped Friday with George Holmes on N street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sibert
Bedford
Charles Swords
Shoals
Grace
Edith Bridges
Harbie Letsinger
Acel Illingsworth
Woodrow and
Wayne
Norace Ferguson
Anderson
Owensburg
George Holmes
N Street
Newspaper renewal notice with new reduced rates
The notice informs readers that the paper will stop promptly when time expires and urges early renewal to avoid missing issues. It lists new reduced rates for various periods including One Year for $1.00 and shorter terms, ending with Single Copy and weekly options.
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Indiana
Otis & Brooks
Thomas J. iQue
Fedit
Milnes
Fred BD
OTIS
Bert
Harry Asin
Igi
Wren
Auievent
Martes Advertising Fates
Pires
Ae Ori
Hongeesuman Glass
Peril
Banks
Conreress
Senate
Gefeat Hitchcock Bill
Rte Soles
Bette
Coty
Salen
API Ben Ece
Enoen
Ifap Enen
St. Helena
Mreies
Patrick Heal
Ma Patrick
Omi
Nes
Hie
Philadelphia
Wilmot Laforce
Waterloo
Bloomington
Milt Morgan, Mitchell Man
Kellis Collier
Uep Hla
Mrs. Rich
Ard Bex
Willams
Leatherwood
Burin
Bride
Bastile
Educa
Ogulu Ton
Charles Renter
Near
Forrest Wilking
Wiliams
Charles Doyle
18Th
K ‘Streets
Luo
Federal Court of Appeals Af
Hits American Federation
George Beasley
Ralph Woxsles
Purdue
John Olsapple
Saltillo
Walter Sutton
North Street
Mrs
Fred Short
Williagins
John Tolmes
Linton
Charles T.bivens
North II Street
Henry Dick
West 13Th Street
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