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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

2

The South Views U S War Policy Amid Lusitania Crisis

The Louisville Courier Journal argues against war for its own sake and urges firm U S action to enforce maritime rights. It criticizes pro German influence, applauds the President, and calls for leadership to defend neutral rights and civilian safety in the face of German submarine warfare.

Bryan Germany Bismarck Lusitania Irish Sea United States Berlin Washington Mr. Bryan Spurgeon Moody American Europe

Beautiful Wedding Of Mayor Fields And Alma Braden At First Methodist

The wedding of Mayor Albert J. Fields and Alma Doris Braden took place Wednesday at the First Methodist Church. The ceremony featured a ring rite, elaborate floral decor, and performances by local musicians and choir members. Fields, a Bloomington-educated lawyer and city mayor, wed Alma Braden, a Knightstown native and Bedford teacher, in a high society ceremony attended by prominent local figures and celebrating a union of two well known families.

First Methodist Church Alma Doris Arthur Braden Knightstown Albert J. Fields the Brook Borsdeffre Anah Webb Charles Matthews Hardelot Rubenstein Voris Norton Frank Walls Miss Fernfields W. Everett Clark Ray Borulf John McCormick Frank Lenig Methodist Episcopal Church Matthews J. M. Winstandley Mendelsohnn Bedford Schools

Resignation Letter From Secretary Bryan to President Wilson

The text presents Bryan formally resigning as secretary of state, stating the aim to prevent war and noting irreconcilable differences over submarine use. It includes Wilson’s acceptance letter expressing regret and a pledge to continue shared goals. The exchange marks a tense cabinet moment during attempts at peaceful diplomacy.

President Accepts Bryan Resignation with Regret

President Wilson accepts Secretary Bryan's resignation, expressing deep personal sorrow and praise for Bryan's loyalty and devotion to his work. He notes the secretary's steadfast service and strong commitment to the administration.

Mr. Bryan Wilson Bryan

Wedding Guests Attend Nuptials Boosted By Family Ties

The article notes a couple's wedding journey on the Monon to be followed by a eastern trip and later housekeeping at Mayor Fields home 1203 M street. Local guests include Arthur Braden Wahingtonstown and aunt Mrs Swain Knightstown, W R Gilburn Indianapolis, and William and Lawrence Fields Shoals.

Monon Three Lea Mayor Fields M Street Arthur Braden Wahightstown Mrs. Swain Knightstown W. R. Gilburn Indianapolis Willam Lawrence Fields Shoals

Indian Creek Township Schools Hold Old Union Event

An orchestra of seven pieces from the city played Tuesday night at Old Union Church for Indian Creek Township Commencement Exercises. The packed audience enjoyed a program including an invocation, orchestra pieces, class address, diploma presentation, motto and colors, class roll, and benediction. Trustee John R. Smith and Principal F P M Fortner led efforts contributing to the success.

Old Union Church Indian Creek Township Meron A al Sya Bedford Emma St. Hawkins Mona Elizabeth Pitman Minnie Lorene Hawkins Harry Jhn Newland Dora Jackson Edna Mae Baker Nina Farmer Luke Father Fisher Edith Ora Hall Elsie Lenora Smith Nlora Belle Fields Lile Oren Wagner Cleo D. Hornecker Hubert Craig Paul Goward Jackson Vonnie Virginia Pierce Rena Pearl Burch Lizabeth Bowman Wilna Dove Adamson

Carpenters Boss McCart Hurt At Monon Station

George L. McCart, boss carpenter for the Monon, suffered a severe accident Wednesday while remodeling the station ticket office. Moving a heavy safe, his left hand was crushed between the safe and the walk, badly mashing the middle finger and back of the hand and thumb. Dr McDonald, the company surgeon, treated him, with a layoff expected for several days.

George L. McCart Carpenter The Monon McDonald

West 16th Street Reopens but Muddy After Overhead Bridge Work

West 16th street now open though right of way lacks final metal coating and remains muddy in rain. Mrs. George Bates New Albany Mrs Ollie Bates Chattanooga Tenn and Miss Ion Bailey French Lick visited Mate Fowler and have returned home. A large crowd greeted the bride and groom at Monon station for a festive send off with police and fire department participation.

West 16Th Street George Bates New Albany Ollie Bates Chattanooga, Tenn Ion Bailey French Lick Fowler Monon

Poison plot inquiry prompts grave exhumations in Indiana

Prosecutor Joseph Knox Barclay says several ladies may be exhumed in Spencer to test for poison after sensational poison plot disclosures involving strychnine. The probe hinges on chemist results from the stomach of Coroner F J Drescher, whose death recalls nine other mystifying fatalities, including Maude Clark.

Blsemington Ind Joseph Knox Barclay Owen Spencer Barclay F. J. Drescher

Bedford and Greencastle yoa g Clubs Joint Shoot Photo

Frank T Sherwood found a photo showing the Bedford and Greencastle yoa g Clubs in a vacant northwest field. The picture records a joint shoot held Friday in August 1894. Original Bedford Club charter members numbered 23 with three dead and John B Stipp the latest to pass away. Ten in the pictured team are alive except Stipp.

Frank T. Sherwood Bedford Greencastle Bedford Club John B. Stipp Stipp

Motor Car Incident Injures Southeastern Store Workers

Charlie Richards and Glide Black were severely injured when a gasoline motor hander burst its cylinder and piston heads on the sidetrack near the Thornton Stone Mill while transferring supplies from the storeroom to the station. The car stayed on rails, preventing fatalities.

Charlie Richards Glte Blackburn Southeastern Thornton Stone Mill Oremy

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Louisville Courier Journal Albert J. Fields Miss Alma Doris Braden Ikea Erie Washington, Jude Mr. President Iave Ber State Department W. J. Bryan State Gases Woodrow Wilson Wood Bryan Old Union Orcheestra Harry Bowser B. Sanders Masts Clauss Greater America Garry Con Cioldsbyie Cepans Trust COMPA Ineisus Beathes At Linde HS Baptists New 14Th Street Butler Doyle Radeliff W. Lanz Martinsville Ben Sherwood W. T. Weltknecht Frank Chastain Mitchell J. A. Slankenship Walls & Walls Insurance Hodge & Wallis Fifteenth Street
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