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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
4
Rape Charge Flag Day Arrest In Clyde
Clyde Fodderell of Oalitie was jailed after Marshal Joe Pace arrested him on a rape charge alleged to involve Minnie Franee on April 3. Bail set at $300, trial scheduled for Tuesday in Bedford Court with Elks Lodge guests present for exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Odderell
Oalitie
Joe Pace
Oolitic
Minnie Franee
Benevolent Order of
Hkuks
Kiks
15Th
The
C. Newland Post G. A. R
W. RC
W. E. McCormick
Charge Against Millard Hornocker Dismissed Saturday
A pending charge of danger toward his wife was dismissed on Prosecutor Underwood’s motion. Millard Hornocker faced allegations of threats as of his wife, but the case ended with dismissal after a lengthy wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Hornocker
Silverville
Underwood
Illness delays Carrie Sudarson's recovery at home
Carrie Sudarson, wife of Airs. Juanes Sudarson formerly Jennie Phokdabood, remains ill and confined at home in New Mexico. Doctors say recovery will take several weeks as her daughter assists at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedert
Carrie
South Alteration
Airs
Juanes Sudarson
Jennie Phokdabood
NM Anderson
Diane
Drought Hits Bloomington Area Slowing Stone Mills Supply
The Bloomington area faces a severe drought as water runs low. Oolitic Stone Mills near the Dodds farm and Torphy plant plan shutdowns if rains do not come. City water officials urge conservation as reservoirs near empty and wells are being considered. Farmers seek rain for crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Stone Mills
Oolitic Stone Mills Company
Dodds
McDoel
Torphy
Helfrich
City Water Works
Oolitic Stone Mills Co
Bloomington Telephone
Local veteran recalls death of Confederate general at Pine Mountain
A veteran recalls the 49 year old death of Bishop General Polk at Pine Mountain during Sherman's assault. Dr Joseph Gardner and Dr Benz, nearby signal corps members, heard enemy signals and read the news. A reporter in Ohio wired the scoop triggering code changes and a near hanging for the journalist. I R Murphy and Adam Johnson were among the battery crew that fired the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Pine Mountain
Sherman
Joseph Gardner
Signal Corps
Benz
Ohio
I. R. Murphy
Adam Johnson
Nervous Signatures Plague County Marriage Records
A reporter notes county clerk records show many brides tremble as they sign marriage license records. Officials report nearly all women say they are so nervous they cannot be sure they can sign, while men sign more steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colaumbus
Tad
Ira Anderson Plans New Two Story Building on East 16th Street
Ira Anderson announces construction of a new two story structure to attach to the business block on East 16th Street. The plan shifts the stairway of the adjacent Short & Owen livery stable from west to east, widening it to span both buildings and expand access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 16Th Street
Short & Owen
Sixteenth Street
Ira Anderson
Anderson
Skeleton of tall Indian found near Seymour burial site
Workmen uncover a seven and a half to eight foot tall Indian skeleton near Seymour under the Tipton monument site. Bones in good condition. torso wrapped in mica like material. a breastbone hole suggests death in battle. burial shows prominence in his tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Tipton Monument
Charles Adamson Plans Texas Move for Health
Charles Adamson, ex Monon agent here, now in Hammond, writes friends that he must move to Texas for health reasons. He is closing his business affairs and will depart soon to remain until his health improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Adamson
Monon
Hammond
Texas
Farmers Insurance Organization In Court Session
The Farmers Insurance organization was in session today in the circuit court room. The meeting drew a well attended audience and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farmers Insurance Organization
Circuit Court Room
Reverend Owen Away in July. Whitney to Fill Pulpit
In Rochester Michigan Rev. TL Owen and his family plan a July vacation. W A Whitney of Rochester will fill the pulpit during his absence. Whitney formerly led the Baptist church for several years and the congregation welcomes him for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL. Owen
W. A. Whitney
Rochester
Michigan
Water shortage drains Jasonville supply amid drought
Water sold at 5 cents a gallon in Jasonville Indiana as a drought closes the city water plant and private wells operate sparingly. Water is being shipped from Terre Haute to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Jasonville
Terre Hante
Justice Court Dismisses Suit In Beauty Courtroom Drama
Bloomington judge Justice Robinson ruled the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority not responsible for $23 claimed by Edward Andrews for carpentry on the annual dance. The suit, begun against the sorority, was instead against individual members, and the courtroom overflowed with coeds and spectators as testimony stretched late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Cocds
Forest Avenue
Simpson Robinson
Justice Robinson
Kappa Alpha Theta
Edward Andrews
Andrews
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorouty
Justice’s
Local Residents Return From Sanatorium Relapse Reported
Mrs Florence Crane recently treated at Martinsville Sanitarium for neuritis and acute rheumatism took rooms with Mrs Koetter at 1315 W Isth St where she relapsed and was moved to 1618 S H St The physician expects she can sit up in a few days with continued improvement Smith Johnson visiting family on South H St has returned to Martinsville Mrs Fred Splitgerber of Bedford visiting the Sears household on South Walnut has returned home Bloomington Telephone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crane
Martinsville Sanitarium
Koetter
Wisth Street
S. H Street
Smith Johnson
Harry Askew
South H Street
Martinsville
Fred Splitgerber
Bedford
Fred Sears
South Walnut
Bloomington
Potato glut prompts charity plan in Minneapolis
One hundred thousand bushels of potatoes on the rails in Minneapolis may be donated to charities if railroads waive freight charges. A local produce firm formed a committee to meet railroad officials while old potato prices fell all day amid southbound new crop arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Produce Company
Calf Slaughter Ban Sought By Chamber Of Commerce
Washington June 12 The Chamber of Commerce plans to appeal to Congress for a law prohibiting calf slaughter to curb meat prices. Eminent physicians nationwide will testify on veal safety, with Argentina cited for age limits on cattle. The drive argues calf slaughter elevates meat prices and harms the U S status as a meat producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Argentina
Chamber
United States
Roachdale Boys Discharged Over Indiana Child Labor Law
Several Roachdale boys who found work after school closed were ordered discharged by a state factory inspector. The boss was taken in charge for violating Indiana child labor law, ending their summer jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roachdale
Indiana
Cosport
Heitger Plans Move of Green House Near Brickyard
Theodore Heitger is moving a green house to a new site south of the city near the Heitger brickyard to gain space and enlarge the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Heitger
Heitger
Twinkles From the Bloomington Star
The column mocks progressive changes as Bloomington enters a dry era and autos replace hitchracks. Charles Stipp of Elwood arrives after his sister Mrs Dee Ray dies, with the note ending on a mortality in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stipp
Elwood
Tuiday
Dee Ray
Vacationing Miss Hazel Hutchinson Visits Indianapolis Relatives
Miss Hazel Hutchinson spends her vacation in Indianapolis visiting relatives and friends. Local truant officer L H E Payne, recently ill with rheumatism, shows slight improvement. Mrs. Robert Taylor and daughter Vivian travel to Jasonville to visit Mr Taylor's son Herman Taylor's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hazel Hutchinson
Indianapolis
Robert, Taylor
Vivian
Jasonville
Mr.Taylor
Gon
Herman
Stella Clipp
Mrs
Philipp Clipp
Purdue expert outlines hog production boosts on Indiana farms
Professor W W Smith of Purdue University argues for reducing hog losses from cholera and boosting per sow productivity to raise total hog numbers. He cites historical data on losses, recommends sanitary practices, better feed, exercise for breeding stock, larger litters, and careful selection of gilts to increase efficiency and lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
W .W. Smith
Purdue University
Town
Illinois
Missouri
Ltter
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