Arrest of Mitchell in white slave act case shocks city
Bedford Indiana man Blatna Mitchell was arrested on a charge of violating the Mann White Slave Act. He allegedly aided Frieda Swango of Oolitic to Louisville in a motor car on November 20. Bond set at 1500 dollars. he waived preliminary hearing before Judge Cardmell at New Albany.
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Rurna Mitchell
Mann White & Sig
Louisville
Mitchell
Bohemia
T. R. Cartmell
R. L.” Mellen
New Albany
Louisville Courier Journal
Bedford
Ind
Freida Swango
Oolitic
Blatna Mitchell
George B. “Ardwell
United States
Michell
D. C. Rankin
Indianapolis
Lijidge Cardwill
Customs House
President Wilson Accepts Invite to Speak in Indianapolis
Washington December 30 President Wilson today accepted the invitation from Kern to visit Indianapolis for Jackson Day January 8 and deliver a speech. The report also notes local social notices including a baby treated with soothing syrup, a physician called to arouse the child, and various travel plans of residents and relatives.
Two Automobiles Collide at Sixteenth and K Streets
A Tuesday afternoon collision at Sixteenth and K streets involved a Ford touring car owned by Watt Pearson and driven by his son, and a heavy car driven by Karl Baker. Both drivers reported no injuries. The Ford axle was damaged and both vehicles left the scene under their own power.
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Sixeenth
K Streets
Petnoon
Watt Pearson
Karl Baker
Daker
K Street
Pearson
Ford
Baker
Police Court Guilty Plea And Local Christmas Visits
Charles Parsley pled guilty to intoxication and was fined one dollar plus costs. Three vagrants were chased from the city after Tuesday night. Fred Sears and wife returned home after Christmas with Bert Potter and his wife in Bedford. Elsie Fossett joined them for a week. A. R. Carter, formerly in the restaurant business on South T Street, now farming near Silverville, reported good wheat with alfalfa. Mrs. Marcea Hunter of Bedford visited her son Ernest Hunter and wife with grandson Homer, who will stay a week. Lloyd Shoulty and wife attended Christmas at J. A. Shoulty’s Bedford home. A Christmas tree and fine dinner were served. Mrs. Hubert Gyger and children have returned.
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Fred Sears
Bert Potter
Bedford
Elsie Fossett
Bloomington
A. R. Carter
South T Street
Silverville
Marcea Hunter
Ernest Hunter
Homer Marcea Hunter
Lloyd Shoully
J. A. Shoulty
Property Tax Notice For Lawrence County Indiana
Notice is hereby given that the taxes due on each S100 valuation in Lawrence County Indiana including State County City Incorporations towns schools gravel road and all other purposes are payable at the Treasurers office in Bedford. First installment due by the First Monday of May and second by the First Monday in November. If delinquent after the First Monday in May the entire year becomes delinquent and a ten percent penalty is added.
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Lawrence County
Indiana
Bedford
Dawner
Dante Af
Owser
Wren
Marie Pago
Pebrada
MPSA
Preeascar
Delinquent Taxes Urged to Be Paid Promptly
Notice warns property and personal tax delinquents to settle accounts at once to avoid forced sale. It advises verification of parcel ownership with the treasurer, notes bank payment deadlines for May and November installments, and lists filing dates for various tax duties across counties and townships.
Auditor's Notice on Delinquent School Fund Loans
Delinquent interest on school fund loans requires payment before March to avoid mortgage closures. Those seeking Mortgage Protection benefits must file affidavits in March and April.
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Jeffersonian limits on popular government in the Philippines
The Cincinnati Enquirer argues against granting self government to unqualified peoples, citing the Magna Charta and Jeffersonian limits. It warns that promoting insurrection by asserting universal rights risks instability in nations like the Philippines and other examples.
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Philippines
Mexico
Santo Domingo
Haiti
England
United
Ruunyemde
Philadelphia
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Washington
Hamilton
The
Enquirer
OHA Martinsville Man Favored for State Fish and Game Post
Governor Ralston is said to favor Eugene Shireman of Martinsville to succeed the late George W. Miles as state fish and game commissioner. The report cites high authority and notes Miles died recently.
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Shireman
Martinsville
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