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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1915

Page

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Indy Indictments Aim to Crush Democratic Party

Indianapolis correspondence reports a broad effort by local businessmen and politicians to indict about 100 Democrats in Marion county over 1914 election law violations. The piece contrasts federal findings with Marion county and suggests Republican allies and reform-minded citizens pressed for indictments, amid claims of partisan motive by bond-seekers.

Indianapolis Ind National Thomas Taggart Joseph E. Bell Marion County Grand Jury Grand Jury Delavan Richard Smith Marion County Vincennes Sun

St John’s Day Celebration By Bloomington Lodges

The Colored Masonic lodges of Bloomington Bedford and Mitchell held a St John’s Day celebration in Bloomington at Oddfellows Hall and the Second Baptist church with attendance from Bedford figures including F T Frazier William Henderson Solomon Wayne and Hez Campbell About thirty from Mitchell joined the event. Louis Schwartz was found guilty of assault and battery on Robert Hamilton by Mayor Fields and fined five dollars plus costs totaling ten dollars which he paid Mort Pender pleaded guilty to intoxication in Mayor Fields Court and was fined one dollar plus costs which were stayed.

Bloomington Bedford Mitchell F. T. Frazier William Henderson Solomon Wayne Hez Campbell Oddfellows Hall Second Baptist Church Louis Schwartz Robert Hamilton Mort Pender

Accident injures aged father at son's home in Logansport

William Rayburn, aged father of Oliver Rayburn, was badly cut Wednesday afternoon at his son’s house on West 21st Street. He stumbled over a wire, fell onto a sythe blade, and suffered a deep gash to the bone. Rev William Hawkins treated him, eight stitches were needed, and he is reported improved.

William Rayburn Oliver Rayburn West 21St Lon Hawkins Istreet Logansport Rev Wm. Hawkins Lear

Tent and paraphernalia arrive for Chautauqua in two cars

The Chautauqua tent and equipment arrived Thursday as baggage over the Monon railroad, filling two cars. Car No 6 experienced a ten minute delay while the trains were set out.

No. 6

Wolves Arrive At Monon Station For West Baden Trip

At American Express Station Wednesday night a lively group of five wolves consigned to West Baden arrived on No 9 and were to depart on No 3 this morning. Shipped from Minneapolis by Hagenbeck Show, owner Harry Ballard said the beasts would howl briefly, startling pedestrians and prompting reports of wolves in town.

Night Express Frank Rariden American Express Monon Station West Baden Harry Ballard Minneapolis Ballard Frank

Railroads Cut U S Employment By 119756 From 1913 To 1914

The Inter state Commerce Commission reports the 1914 railroad workforce fell to 685 workers per 100 miles from 743 in 1913, as mileage rose by 4527 miles. Total employes dropped 119,756 while total railroad compensation remained about the same at 1,373,830,589 in 1918 versus 373,422,472 in 1914. The wage shifts benefited remaining workers.

United States Interstate Commerce Commission

Delightful dinner party at Mrs Hirscher’s home

Mrs. George Hirscher hosted guests at her South H Street residence for a cordial dinner gathering. The two course meal pleased attendees including Mesdames Chas Hirscher James T Martin and granddaughter Ed McGinnis and sons Richard Al Prosser Adolph Becker and Dolph Prosser Fred Prosser.

George Hirscher South H Street Mesdames Chas. Hirscher James T. Martin Ed McGinnis Richard al Prosser Adolph Becker Dolph Fred’ Prosser

Chautauqua Lineup for Bedford Weekly Lecture Series

A Bedford Chautauqua program runs June 25 to July 2 with E B Persons as Superintendent and R E Pattison Kline as Morning Lecturer. Daily sessions include lectures by Miss Mabelle Conquist and others, afternoon and evening concerts, and children's events with varying admissions.

Bedford E. B. Persons R. E. Pattison Kline Miss Mabelle Conquist Children’s Worker Mabelle Conquist Orchestral Club Marelle Conquist

Wednesday's Games Report From Tacoma and Spokane Scores

Tacoma beat Vancouver 6 to 4 and Spokane defeated Seattle 4 to 1. Jeff Cahill, a neighborhood resident south of the city, age 80, who suffered a severe fall from a stable two weeks ago, is reported to be improving.

Tacoma Vancouver Spokane Seattle Jeff Cahill

Bedford Concert Band Delivers Classical Selections

The Bedford Concert Band performed at Court House Park on Thursday with a classical piece from Faust by Charles Gounod arranged by M C Meyrelles. A standout was the Japanese Patrol featuring Fou So Ka, plus the waltz Hesitation Adele from a French operetta and the overture The Golden Wand.

Elnora to Meet Bedford Cubs at Washington Park Sunday

The Bedford Cubs travel to Washington Park to face Elnora in a Sunday game. Elnora carries a first class reputation and organizers expect a great contest between the teams.

Bedford Cubs Elnora Washington Park

True Blue Ping Party Odds at Stalker Estate Picnic

True Blue Baptist Sunday School with Miss Blanch Chaillaux and Mrs Perrine were hosted by class president John Stalker at his country home, 2.5 miles east of town. About thirty children enjoyed wading, baseball, and cheer games before a lawn picnic feast, departing late with thanks for the hospitality.

True Blue Boys of the Baptist Miss Blanch Chaillaux L. L. Perrine John Stalker

Eight Middy Girls Club Picnic Officers and Guests

The Eight Middy Girls Club, chaperoned by Mesdames Short ridge and Davidson, enjoyed a picnic Wednesday on the Standard grounds north of the city. Guests included Madeline Kruchten Christine Kruchten Mabel Blackwell Alice Killion Bessie Thomas Gladys Cook Catharine Daggy Mary Ruth Shortridge and Ada Katharine Davidson as an honored guest.

Mesdames Wm. M. Shortridge Chas. Davidson Madeline Christine Kruchten Mabel Blackwell Alice Killion Bessie Thomas Gladys Cook Catharine Daggy Mary Ruth Shortridge Ada Katharine Davidson

Willing Workers Class Holds All Day Meeting

Mapleton Heights home of Mr and Mrs Austin Crawford hosted the Willing Workers Sunday School class for an all day gathering. More than one hundred attended the picnic with a informal program, noon dinner, games, and punch under the large forest trees. Daniel W Beasley and Annie Gin oregano of Lawrence County attended.

Mapleton Heights Austin Crawford Willing

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Smith Taggart Indiana Democracy Hoosier Delavan Smith Lake Est Ciate The Indi Anapolis News Mr. Taggart Democratic Party Busi Ness Indiana Federal Anderson Terre Haute Fener i Redpath Chautauqua Pictures Norman Alley Redpath Alice Nielsen Columbia League Savannah Columbia Children’s Hour the Music Makers Music Makers Sylvester A. Lange the Savranoffs Man From Home Frank Dixon Charles E. Barker Signor Giuseppe Bartolotta William Owen & Company Montraville Wood Signor Pallaria Wiliam M. Husbands Talbott Avenue Marjorie Husbands Charles A. McNeill Margaret Estelle Graham Clara Gookins Maurer Sisters Orchestra Ashton C. Shallenberger Neb John B.ratto George L. Brown United Presbyterian Church Husbands Horace H. Wood Duncan Holiday Lyman Graham Edward Graham McNeill Thomas Brooks Fletcher Anna Henger Opecomeca Cabin Northwestern League Ping Mammoth Forest Daniel W.beasley and Annie Gin Ochio Lawrence County
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