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11 Jun 1915
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Bedford Weekly Mail in Bedford, Indiana
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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
1
Bryan outlines peace education via newspapers
Bryan stated plans to educate for peace through newspapers and will issue a statement tomorrow with the President’s German note. He emphasized continued party agreement in matters of principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Wilson Won't Reply to Bryan Statement in Calm Record
President Washington June will rest his case with note to Ger 10. The State failed to prove against Dallas Cooper in illegal sale as witnesses did not testify as expected. The case will go to the Grand Jury in September with a blind tiger charge to be filed by Prosecutor Woolery. Catherine Jansen jailed facing insanity charge unless returned to Louisville by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Underwood
Dallas Cooper
Grand Jury
Woolery
Catherine Jansen
Louisville
Bryan resigns as secretary of state in dramatic fashion
Washington Indiana discusses William Jennings Bryan's deliberate resignation from the Cabinet. The piece argues the move was staged for spectacle, noting Bryan's penchant for self promotion and gallery play, with March 4 cited as a planned timing. It asserts a prior Indiana Democrat warned of the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Barnum
Will Work On the State Penal Farm For Ninety Days
Transient James Kelly a Chicago plumber was arrested for intoxication by Chief Woodruff. He carried a box with nearly 20 half pint whisky bottles and was fined 60 dollars and sentenced to 90 days for running a blind tiger. He will be sent to the Penal Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kelly
Chicago
Indian Springs
Woodruff
Kelly
Thomas Underwood
Underwood
Picture of Consolidated Band at Linton Sunday
Bloomington artist captured 178 band members in a circular seating portrait for the Consolidated Band before the Lin ton concert. The lineup lists 41 cornets 37 clarinets 30 altos and French horns 29 trombones 20 bass horns 16 baritones 2 piccolos 2 saxophones 1 bassoon and 20 drums. Copies are sold at Franklin's drug store gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Bloomington
Ington
Franklin’s
Tramp Severely Injured After Fall From Freight Train
A tramp with unknown name suffered a broken shoulder and multiple bruises after rolling from a Monon freight train north of the city Tuesday night. He walked to the city by dawn Wednesday and was treated by a local physician. he then disappeared as mysteriously as he appeared. Local notes mention Mrs. J. D. Martin and Mrs. C. H. Strupe returning from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Horse Shoe Hill
Narrow Escape Delivers Near Tragedy For Mort Corbin
Mort Corbin a Greer Wilkinson Lumber Co driver faced a crushing brush with a concrete bridge on the Fayetteville road when his team passed beneath the overhead B and B railroad crossing. A dream warned him the night before, and his wife urged caution. He was dragged under the roof, but freed before the load crushed him. his hands and chest suffered severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Corbin
Greer-Wilkinson Lumber Company
Mr. Corbin
J. R Black
Jim Sipes
Fayetteville Road
16Th Street
Ingalls Stone
Sipes
B. & B. Railroad
Jess Phipps
West 16Th Street
O. K
Corbin
Helper
Bryan Criticized for Treasonable Act Amid War Stress
The St Louis Globe-Democrat editorial contends William Jennings Bryan showed treasonable behavior by resigning his post over disagreements with the national leadership. It argues his duty to himself outweighed duty to country and mocks his patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Dogs Suspect Stealing Meat From Seymour Smoke House
Bloodhounds were called to Seymour to track a theft at a saloon keeper’s smoke house. The door was found open and a quantity of hams shoulders and bacon missing, but dogs failed to trail and the missing meat was later thought to have been taken by neighborhood dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Owens
Seymour
Marriage Licenses Registered in Local Office
Albert J. Fields and Alma Doris Braden. Harold McKinney colored and M. Alice Thomas colored. Delbert Henderson and Agnes Lor iie Duncan both of Bedford. James J. Clark of Columbus O a soldier and Kathern E. Brazzel of Oolitic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Fields
Alma Doris Braden
Harold McKinney
M. Alice Thomas
Delbert Henderson
Agnes Loriie Duncan
Bedford
James J. Clark
Columbus, O
Kathern E. Brazzel
Oolitic
Northwesten League Wednesday Games Result List
Tacoma loses to Seattle eight to one while Vancouver defeats Aberdeen seven to one and Spokane beats Victoria seven to three. Miss Hortense Hyde of Chicago visits grandparents Dr and Mrs M B Hyde in New Albany before departing Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
Aberdeen
Spokane
Victoria
Hortense Hyde
Chicago
Mary Alice Emery
New Albany
Mrs. M. B. Hyde
Pere Victoria Sete
Vicker’s Club
Tacoma Te
True Americans Stand By The President
A Seymour Republican urges unwavering support for President Wilson during a critical time. The message emphasizes patriotism over partisanship, unity under the Stars and Stripes, and trust that Wilson will uphold peace while protecting American rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Bedford to Host July 4th Band Concert at Kramer Woods
Bedford business leaders met to arrange a large band concert on July 4 at a natural amphitheater in Kramer woods western town. The venue can accommodate about 10 000 people and further details will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Kramer Woods
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William P. Frye
Prize Court
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Trieste
Istria
Isonzo River
Bassoon
Bloom
J. D. Martin
Jordan
Owen County
C. H. Strupe
Indianapolis
Mort Corbin Caught Between
Crete
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Sey
Northwestern
Michigan
American Press, Association
Great Consolidated
Ly 4Th
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