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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1913

Page

3

Harry Knight Killed in Columbus Speedway Crash

Harry C Knight 23 of Indianapolis known as hero of the Indianapolis Speedway dies after a front drive car bursts its right rear tire at a 200 mile race in Columbus Ohio. His mechanician Milton McCallis dies later and driver Johnny Jenkins involved as crowd witnesses. Knight had just re entered after engine trouble and was seeking to finish as Mulford wins and DePalma battles for positions. Knight hailed from Jonesboro Indiana and had driven in Indianapolis before.

Harry Knight Bedford Iero Speedway Columbus Knight The Reeds Indianapolis Speedway John T. Glover Harry C. Knight Indianapolis Milton McCallis Houston Tex Columbus Automobile Association MecCallis Johhny Jenkins Springfield Jenkins McCallis Ralph DePalma Grand Stand Jonesboro Ind Marion Milton Michaelis Cloves N. M Rowan Iis Mulford DePalma Trowbie

Quanah Youth dies in railway accident in Bedford

Bivins Woolbright of Quanah Texas nephew of William Bivins of this city was killed in a train accident Friday morning. The message gave no details of the crash. The youth visited relatives here about three years ago traveling from Texas alone.

Bivins Woolbright Quanah Tex William Bivins Texas

Former Bedford Man Injured in House Firecracker Accident

John Reid, aged 53 of Cincinnati, formerly of Bedford, suffered a severe hand injury when a house firecracker exploded. He reportedly lost his thumb and possibly two fingers.

John Reid Cook Street Cincinnati Clio

Fourth of July Safe and Sane With Mitchell Caves Trip

Fifty Boy Scouts from the local troop traveled by special coach to Mitchell for a safe and sane Fourth of July. They heard patriotic addresses by Mayor Albert Fields and J. J. Underwood, toured Donaldson's Cave, played baseball, and returned to Bedford tired but elated by the day’s events.

Manly Mouoa Station Mitchell Stanley Chrisler H. Underwood Albert Fields John McCorwick Spencer Pearson Beryl Farmer Frank Reed Donaldson’s Cave America Stanley Christer J. J. Underwood Albert J. Fields Lincoln Gettysburs United States Wilson Gettysburg Troop 5 Troop Troop 4 Bedford 15Th K Street

Fire destroys Live Wire Clothing Store in morning blaze

The Live Wire clothing store owned by John Kutchback was gutted by fire Friday at 2 AM. Fire origin from rear suspected. building heavily damaged, contents largely destroyed by fire and water. Wear U Well shoe agency housed inside. insurance partial on furnishings. Ratchback was in the store late the previous night.

John Kutchback Wear U Well Shoe Agency George Fiben John Kline

Stepmother Mrs. E. K. M. Tresslar Dies at 98

A.B. Titoolar Tresslar of this city traveled to Bargerville Saturday for the final rites of his stepmother Mrs. E K M Tresslar who died Thursday at age 98. Funeral services were held in Bargerville this afternoon.

B. Tresslar Bargerville EK. M. Tresslar

Bedford Fourth Festivity Dims Amid Disorder near Monon

A quiet Fourth near Monon erupted into a street fracas after J A Shoulty intervened against disorderly conduct. Shoulty suffered an injured eye, his son Oft involved, and Fred Edwards was fined for intoxication. Four others fled, police captured Edwards.

Court House Park Menon Station J. A. Shoulty 12Th Street Shoulty Shoulty Home. the Men Showed Fight and Shoulty Fred Jedwards Edwards Shoultys

Tiger Raid At Home Of Mrs Tindall Results In Beer Seizure

Eliza Tindall and her son Ollie Fidler are charged with running a blind tiger after a Friday raid by Policemen Cline and Maroney. Three cases of beer were seized and the prosecution aims to prove underage beer use by local boys. Trial scheduled for next Monday week.

Eliza Tindall Ollie Fidler Cline Maroney

Monument at Tipton Mound Celebrates Tipton Stand Battle

A monument near Indian Mound four miles northeast of the city was unveiled today with ceremonies and a band concert. School children performed Maine Indians drama Nilewatha while a ship battle reenactment drew 150 participants. Gen John Tipton’s line followed the historic ground, and C D Billings delivered the dedicatory address. Tipton Blish, a descendant, sponsored the monument, which drew about 25 009 attendees.

Seymour Jud Ouly Iidian Mound Tipton John Vipton Snam C. D. Billings Tipton . Blish

Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Michel West Dies

The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Michel West on 15th street died Friday night at 5 o clock at home. Burial was this afternoon at Old Union Cemetery.

Wiliam Michel West 15Th Street Old Union Cemetery

Injured by Horse Kick Clyde Branaman Hurt North of City

Clyde Branaman suffered injuries when kicked by a horse north of the city. He received first aid at the scene and was transported for further medical evaluation.

Branaman Boy Hurt by Horse Near Pleasant Run Church

Clyde Branaman son of Mr and Mrs John T Branaman was riding a horse and leading another to water when the lead horse kicked his side knocking him off. He was stunned briefly but recovered and walked home. Doctors say the injury is painful but not serious.

Clyde Branaman John T. Branaman Pleasant Run Church Young Branaman

Deserter Frank M Reynolds Sought By U S Army Officers

Deserter from Jefferson Barracks Missouri is Frank M Reynolds born in Lawrence County aged 80. He enlisted May 15 1912 and deserted June 12 1913. Police alerted to locate him, mother listed as residing at Bainbridge. He has brown eyes fair complexion and a 2 Mo tattoo on his arm.

Frank M. Reynolds U. S. Army Jefferson Barries Lawrence County Bainbridge Mo R

Bedford party sails through Scotland with Selah Rowe

Mr and Mrs J A Rowe received letters from their daughter Selah aboard a Chicago party trip to Europe. The Bedford group including Mrs Fred D Norton and daughter Florence Mrs W I Clark Hielen Norton Teva Owens and Anna Boruff and Mrs Jesse Gordon Ray of New York City reported a delightful voyage from Glasgow Scotland where they landed June 22 and began a Scotland tour despite seasickness among most passengers.

J. A. Rowe Selah Chicago Bedford Fred D. Norton Florence W. 1S. Clark Hielen Norton Teva Owens Anna Boruli Jesse Gordon Ray New York City Glasgow Scotland

Oil Well to Be Drilled on I F Young Farm

Wesley Grubb, a farmer on the I F Young farm near Teltonville, reported that an oil well will be drilled as soon as arrangements are completed. Mr. Young is in Kewanne, Hid., overseeing business and plans to bring in the workers and equipment in a few days.

Wesley Grubb I. F. Young Teltonville Mr. Young Kewanna Hid

Remarkable One Hit Baseball Game At Wishington Park

Art Nehr pitched a remarkable one hit shutout at Wishington Park Friday afternoon against Hymera, striking out eighteen in nine innings. Feilz’s third inning error allowed Hymera to reach base and set up four batters, but Britton held them to one single in the seventh. The Champs won 1 to 0, scoring in the final frame on a walk, a sacrifice, and a clean single.

Wishington Park Art Nel Tas Hymera Tenam Nehf Fealiz Bat Chreemien Rapport Britton Phymera Trenderson Seladiz Nel Polymera Wicker Ono Aunty

Brick Masons Escape Death At Williams Plant

Two brick masons were being lowered from a tall Williams plant chimney when a storm hit. An elevator operator on the windlass was stunned by lightning and fell across the crank, halting the lift and preventing a fatal fall. The operator recovered with help.

Williams

Mrs Elizabeth McKnabb Dies at Mitchell After Illness

Mrs Elizabeth McKnabb sister of Mrs B A Riggs of South M street died Friday morning after several days illness. She had lived with her sister in Mitchell for years. A short service was held at the home Sunday morning and the funeral proceeded to Mitchell cemetery for burial at 1 p m.

Teligabeth McKinabb B.A. Riggs South M Street Mitchell Centery

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Columbus Heao Geath Florri Indianapolis Star Cincinnati Eenquirer Grandstand de Palma Michaelis Quanah, Tex Oane Boy Scouts Mitchell Caves Gene Ral Fund Leh Butch Monkey Live Wire Clothing Store Stepmother A.B. Titoolar Celebrat Monon Allegen Tiger Ing Wate ST Vale Olwell Washington Park Him Aloe Cape Elizabeth McKnabb
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