Allies Perfecting Plans for Swift Action Against Germany
London reports that Allies finalize plans for rapid military action if Germany proves recalcitrant as German leaders at Weimar face Allied moves.
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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
1
Rounding Up War Figures If Allies Invade Germany
Paris reports that if invasion occurs the first action will be arrests of those responsible for the war and readers who opposed signing the treaty, according to an authoritative source.
German Cabinet Divided Over Treaty Approval
In Weimar on June 19 five of the members have not yet decided, while four oppose and five favor the treaty. A prominent German signing leader indicated support for the treaty, with Democratic party members split in stance.
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Weimar
Pennsylvania Senate Ratifies Suffrage Amendment
The Pennsylvania State Senate in Harrisburg ratified the Federal Suffrage amendment on June 19. The action confirms the state’s approval of the nationwide vote rights expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Senate
State Senate
Harrisburg
Elks Choose Bedford for State Meeting in June 1920
The Indiana State Association of Elks meeting in Ft Wayne selected Bedford as the 1920 state gathering site. The event will occur in June and expects wide lodge representation. Dr A J McDonald was elected Third Vice President of the State Association.
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State Meeting OF Elks
Bedford
State Association of Elks
A. J. McDonald
Justice Court Records Show Pleas By Lemons And Arthur
Fred Lemons of Zelma pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and drawing a deadly weapon on Joseph Arthur and was fined and costs $19 in each case. Joseph Arthur pleaded guilty to assault and provoke on Lemons and stayed costs $16.40 in each case. Affidavits filed in Justice Court Smith's court.
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Joseph Arthur
Fred Lemons
Justice Gy. Us. Smith’s Court
Paoli Hotel Boom Sparks Local Upswing
The prospect of a large hotel in Paoli has boosted the town’s fortunes with demand rising for both business and residential space. Reports indicate a shortage of rental properties as developers anticipate a strong tourism and commerce push.
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Paoli
Wreck at Orleans Delays No One Injured
A Monon 526 freight train derailed on the north end storage track at Orleans early Thursday. The wreck required a crew from McDoel to clear the scene and re rail the engine, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon Extra 526
Orleans
McDoel
Curfew Set For Bedford Youths After Nine Fifteen
Bedford imposes nightly curfew for residents under sixteen. Curfew bells ring at 9:15 p.m. due to clock damage after hours. A new constable joins the night force and residents urged to call police if children ignore the bell. an officer will be dispatched to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Immense Stock Traffic Through Monon at Night
The Monon railroad moved a vast stock shipment through the city on Wednesday night with 70 cattle cars bound for Chicago packing houses. Locals note that most stock trains pass at night, underscoring the railroad’s huge cattle handling capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Monon
Chicago
Chicago Packing House
The
Monon
Adriatic Ports of Southern Jugoslavia Detail Ports and Rail Links
A report details Yugoslav eastern Adriatic ports from Buccari to Anivari with rail and road access. Notes Makarska population 8359 in 1900, Ragusa 5470, Cattaro near Cetinje, and Antiveri with rail links to Belgrade and other Serbian hubs. Mentions Montenegro port and connections to Scutari and Albania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adriatic
Juge
Bosnia, Herzegovina
Montenegro
Makarska
Ragusa
Dalmatia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Cattara
Wormerly
Austria-Hungary
Castelnuovo
Cattaro
Areek
Belgrade
Agram
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Croatia
Serbia
Slavonia
Cetinje
Antiveri
Scutari
Albania
Stone City Bank Stockholders Reelect Directors and Officers
At the annual meeting held Thursday at 10 o'clock the Stone City Bank re elected all directors W E McCormick C M Lemon Dr J T Freeland B L Keach C H Cobb Noble Malott and L D Martin The officers are W E McCormick president Dr J T Freeland vice president H D Martin cashier H E McCormick assistant cashier and R N Palmer attorney The eight percent dividend was declared and the bank reported its best year to date Also noted is Mrs HP Splitgerber's travel from Salem to Chicago Indianapolis Bedford Detroit before returning home to locate locally for employment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone City Bank
W. E. McCormick
C. M. Lemon
J. T. Freeland
HP. Splitgerber
Salem
Chicago
Health notice on tuberculosis law and fumigation duties
The article warns Lawrence County residents that the law requires notifying the County Health Officer or deputy when a tuberculosis patient moves or dies. Fines from 10 to 50 dollars may be imposed for noncompliance. Fumigation must be done by a county appointed expert. owners cannot rely on family fumigation. Contacts: Bedford notify Dr Voyles, in Mitchell notify Dr Dings or the chief of police, elsewhere notify Dr Collins or Deputy Chas Blackburn.
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Tuberculosis Society
Lawrence County
Bedford
Voyles
Mitchell
Dings
County
Collins
Chas
Blackburn
Well Known Lewis N. Smith Dies Near Salem at 87
Lewis N. Smith of near Salem died Monday evening at age 87. He was brother of Dr. William H. Smith and father of Prof Franklin P. Smith, former Bedford City Schools Superintendent. Funeral services were held at Salem Cemetery conducted by Massie Lodge, with Smith serving as Master in past years. He left two children Lewis N. Smith Jr and Mrs Laura Maudlin. The obituary notes his Mason status since 1863 and ties to local families Attendees included Mrs Merlury Owen and Mrs S T Zollman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis .N. Smith
Salem
William H. Smith
Franklin P. Smith
Bedford
Or. Speres
W Smth
Ler
This
That County
Funer
Salem Ee.metery
Massie Lodge of
Mcrlury Owen
S. T. Zollman
Divorce Filed by Orville L Clark Against Ivah Leona Clark
Orville L Clark seeks a divorce from Ivah Leona Clark in Lawrence circuit court alleging cruel treatment since their marriage on July 23 1918 and separation on May 17 1919. He claims she falsely accused him of adultery and constant quarrels and refused to do housework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville L. Clark
R. L. Mellen
Lawrence
Ivah Leona Clark
Wife Files Divorce Suit Three Hours After Husband Papers
Iva L. Clark seeks divorce from Orval Clark in Lawrence circuit court alleging adultery with a named woman and other women. She asks to restore her maiden name Iva L. Isom, custody of their child with $5 weekly maintenance, and $500 alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Clark
Lawrence
Iva L. Clark
Iva L. Isom
Residents to appear on taxes in Guthrie Pleasant Run
The Lawrence county board of review sets three days Saturday Monday and Tuesday for property owners of Guthrie Pleasant Run and Guthrie townships to appear and make their kicks on tax assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
Lawrence County
Guthrie, Pleasant Run
Guthrie Townships
Supper Hosted by Mrs. Dorsey Blackwell at Parents’ Home
Mrs. Dorsey Blackwell entertained a small group Wednesday evening at her parents home near Bryantsville. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lee of Bedford, Mr. and Mrs. William Throne, and Mr. and Mrs. John Chastain of Mitchell.
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Dorsey Blackwell
Ollie Bryant
Bryantsville
Robert B. Lee
Bedford
William Throne
John Chastain
Mitchell
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Justice Court
Zelma
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Louisville
N. M. Anderson
Indianapolis
Gladys Marshall
Jasonville
City
Mrs. T. Dunlavy
Thomas J. Dunlavy
McDoels
JUGO
Slavia
Mmararska
Prasnsko, Aigrane
Mejrzegovina
BR ‘Stoe Racatz
Mostar
Stolatz
Erajevo
Stockholders Meeting. of
Bank
Ofeiger
Ilene Mitchell
Conway
Arkansas
Central College
E. E. Mitchell
Fam
Ily
Nated
West Point Military Academy
Heltonville
West Point
Lieut
Alexander
France
Gen. Foch
Jack Hughes
Stone Man
Detroit
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Lewis N. Smith
George Parks
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Fort Ritner
Raymond
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