Window Sash Injures Woman in Stinesville Suit Filed
Ida Withman sues Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Railway for 10000 damages after a window sash in the waiting room of the Stinesville station fell on her left arm while she held a ticket for passage. Frank Owen sues Southern Indiana Power for 25000, alleging dam raised water levels submerged 250 acres of bottom land along White River and Leatherwood Creek hindering farming and access with a gravel road to the house repeatedly submerged.
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Ida Withman
Borulfi & Boruoff
Lawrence Clicnit
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company
Stinesville
Frank Owen
Boruff & Boruff
Southern Indiana Power Company
White River
Leatherwood Creek
Mitchell and
Bedford
Frank Owen alleges water damages 250 acres of bottom land
Frank Owen brings a claim alleging water damage to 250 acres of bottom land. The filing cites losses and seeks relief or compensation for the land affected by flooding or seepage.
Notable Louisville Family Begins European Journey
Mr and Mrs A T Bleret of Louisville depart for a four month voyage through the Mediterranean. They will visit Genoa France and England, journey with a chauffeur and maid, and stay in a grand mansion with eight servants. The article notes their wealth and social prominence in Louisville society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Dlert
Reis
Mediterranean
Genoa
Italy
France
England
Wil Sirs
Louisville
Ier
Washington
Toc
Nong
Secial
Ss. Wei
API Teo
Pulpit Shuffles At Salem as Two Pastors Resign
In the past two months two gospel ministers have resigned from Salem pastorates and will seek new fields. Wilson plans to move near Indianapolis and Morris will depart for Vincennes on April first. The Salem Democrat notes the trend and remarks on church harmony and the pulpit pen and grave stone triad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Wilson
Indianapolis
Morris
Vincennes
Salem Democrat
Local Physicians In Rear End Wreck At 15th And K
Dr. Joseph Heiger driving a touring car rear ended Dr. J R Pearson's roadster at Ath street and K street Wednesday. Damage to the rear wheel was minor and neither driver was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heiger
J. R. Pearson
Ath and
K .Streets
Auto of Undertaker Harrell Runs Away and Hits Tree
This morning at seven an auto owned by Undertaker Samuel Harrell rolled away from his store on the square. The vibration loosened the brake and it careened down Sixth street hill striking a tree near the Drs. Rogers residence. The car sustained damage and was sent to a repair shop. a different nearby house was narrowly avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Harrell
Dr. Smith
Drs. Rogers
Sixth
Washington Streets
R. C. Rogers
Blooming On World
Local Notes on Health and Visits in Edwardsport and Lebanon
Harry Blackwell, once stricken with typhoid, shows marked improvement after illness. I. H. Crim visits cousin Joshua Crim in Edwardsport and returns home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Benzel spend Sunday with Mrs. Benzel’s parents in Lebanon. Rev. J Severinghaus, who conducts services at the German M E church, returns to New Albany Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Crim
Joshua Crim
Edwardsport
Clarence Benzel
Lebanon Ind
Mrs. Benzel
J. Severinghaus
New Albany
Suit Filed Against Southern Indiana Power Company
Washington C. Cook filed a lawsuit in Lawrence Circuit Court seeking 15000 damages from Southern Indiana Power Company. He claims ownership of a bottom land lot along White River damaged by the dam at Williams and river channel narrowing, with water raised about 20 feet and over 200 acres rendered unfit for cultivation.
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Washington C
New Books in Bedford Public Library
Bedford Public Library shelves filled Tuesday evening with new fiction and juvenile titles. Notable entries include Buckrose, Harben, MacGrath, Rives, and the Aircraft Boys series, reflecting a diverse selection for all ages.
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Bedford Public Library
Oscar Ratts Jeered by Democrats in State Senate
In the Legislative Sidelights of the Saturday Spectator Terre Haute notes Senator Oscar Ratts of Lawrence Martin and Orange counties as among the five Republican lawmakers who spar with the Democratic majority yet guide favored bills to passage. Also mentions Frank Medaris moving a taxi cabine venture to Bedford and Hugh Whiting attending John Livingstone’s funeral in Chicago, with Mrs. Williams returning from visit.
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Terre Haute
Oscar Ratts
Lawrence
Martin
Orange
Senator Ratts
Hugh Whiting
Chicago
John Livingstone
Evangelist Orton Plans Move to City Center
Rev. J. T. Orton of Petersburg in the evangelistic Presbyterian work will relocate to the city. He will use a central location here while Emery apartments on West 15th street, now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Allen, become available as they plan to move to California in spring.
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J.T. Freeland
Presbyterian Church
Emery
West 15Th Street
A. C. Allen
California
70 year old Hellenburg found dead in bed near Guthrie
The coroner ruled heart trouble from rheumatism caused the death of Miss Hellenburg aged 70, sister of David Hellenburg, found in her bed near Guthrie. Funeral services were held at Kinser cemetery near the Hellenburg home.
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Hellenburg
David Hellenburg
Guthrie
Lawrence County
Kinser
Bloomington
Graftons Move Back to Sellersburg Home
Mr and Mrs A J Grafton relocate from North M street to their former residence in Sellersburg Indiana official notice records indicate a residential move within the state with no further details provided.
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A. J. Grafton
North M Street
Sellersburg
Ind
Senate approves broad pension and Indian aid packages
The Senate passed the general pension appropriation bill totaling 180 000 600 and the Indian appropriation bill about 14 000 600. Senator Warren reported the sundry civil appropriation bill at 123 000 000. Bourne reported the post office appropriation bill at 280 662 781. The Crawford bill to curb interlocutory injunctions by federal courts was passed. The House debated the naval appropriation bill with many amendments. none altered core provisions. A labor committee report favored Representative Peters' eight hour day for District of Columbia women workers.
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Warren
Bourne
Senate
House
Labor Committee
Peters
District of Columbia
Twenty-third Crack Regiment Ordered to Texas
The Twenty-third Regiment, already noted for its fall city march, has been ordered to Texas and may see active service if Mexican trouble escalates. General Glenn, a senior officer, is assigned to command a brigade on the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Gen. Glenn
Miss Matthieu Is Out Of Danger
Miss Georgia Matthieu, long seriously ill at the home of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs James Harris on H street, is now reported out of danger after several weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Matthieu
James Harris
H Street
Henry Romine Awaiting Sentence After Murder Conviction
Columbus Ind Feb 24 Henry Romine who a week ago was convicted of murdering Charles McQuaid and given life in prison remains in the County Jail without a sentence. His attorneys have not filed a motion for a new trial nor decided to do so. He is believed held while he shapes his business for commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Henry Romine
Charles McQuaid
Bedford Visitors Return After Local Visits
Mrs F B Humston and daughter of Bedford spent Sunday with Mr Humston city passenger agent for the Monon in Bloomington. Mr and Mrs Bernard Lundy returned to Bedford after visiting with Mr and Mrs James Morris on South Rogers street Bloomington.
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F. B. Humston
Bedford
Humston
The
Monon
Bloomington
Bernard Lundy
James Morris
South Rogers Street
Telephone
Indiana Senate approves health test for marriage vows
The Indiana Senate passes a bill requiring both parties to present a health certificate from a physician before marriage. Certificates must be filed at least ten days prior. The act targets marriage brokers and bans outsiders from wedlock without medical exam. Governor vetoes two bills and signals support for a public utilities measure.
Mexico’s Cycle of Anarchy and The Call for Stable Government
N Y Tribune argues Mexico’s repeated revolts show a fundamental lack of republican principle. It blames leaders who recall ballots over constitutional rule, warns against endless charismatic rule, and questions whether a benevolent despot could restore order or if Mexico must finally learn government through governance.
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Huerta
Felix Diaz
Zapata
Orozco
Dee
Comonfort
Miramon
Mexico
Benito Juarez
Porfirio Diaz
Ding
Tong
Madero
N. Y. Tribune
Mitchell man visits niece and travels to Springville
Joe Duncan of Mitchell visited his niece Mrs. Glenn Murphy on East 14th Street. The pair then traveled to Springville this morning to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Duncan
Mitchell
Glenn Murphy
East 14Th Street
Mr. Duncan
Mrs Payne undergoes surgical operation at City Hospital
Mrs Charles Payne of North Street underwent a surgical operation at City Hospital this morning performed by Dr J R Pearson assisted by Dr Norman. Chas Smith, long employed at Washington Ind, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Payne
North Street
City Hospital
J. R. Pearson
Norman
Chas. Smith
Washington, Ind
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Withman
Ages Ofc
Ll&l
Files Against Power CO
Rem
Europe
15Th and
K Streets
Harry Blackwell
Cook Today
Southern
Indiana Power Company
Harben
Paul Runde
MacGrath
McCutcheon
Stland
Valiants
Virginia
Cry
Wilderness
Rives Waller
Port
Tomlinson Peak
Pike’s
Frank Medaris
Hensonburg
Ford
Kline
Mr. Medaris
William Mitchell
John D. Williams
Orton
J. T. Orton
Petersburg
Congressional
Ft. Harrison
Miss Matthieu S
Senator Neal
Indiana
Ralston
Curtis
Shively
Fleming
Stotsenberg
Public Utilities Commission
van Nuys
Mill Yard
Jordan Lumber CO
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