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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1913

Page

2

Cloak and Suit Sale Saturday at Annis Furs

Fully 300 coats and suits from Annis Furs go on sale with New York styles and noted workmanship. Tall coats priced at 10 and 15 dollars, suits 15 and 20 dollars, with alterations free. Large selection of dry goods and furs offered, emphasizing value in Indiana. Saturday sale invites buyers to shop early.

Annis New York

Marriage Licenses Granted for Ramsay Bates and Bundy Jones

Harrison Newton Ramsay and Edith Amelia Bates receive a marriage license, as do Lee Bundy and Nettie Jones, per the local civil records. Both couples appear in the week’s official marriage filings.

Harrison Newton Ramsay Edith Amelia Bates Lee Bundy Nettie Jones

Wayfarers Morrill Simpsons Visit Florida Tour

Pr and Mrs Morrill Simpson depart Tuesday for a Florida trip with short calls in Chattanooga Tennessee Jacksonville St Petersburg St Augustine and a St John River cruise They plan a two week stay

Morrill Simpson Florida Chattanooga Tenn Jacksonville St. Petersburg St. Augustine St. John River

Democratic Rooster Wins Big Victory in Bedford

The Democratic candidate Mayor Mields gains a large lead over Guthrie and Emery as Republicans and Progressives perform similarly. The election is framed as a test of law and order consensus, with the Progressive faction satisfied to back Fields. The Bedford paper forecasts shifting political tides and vows continued advocacy for the GODP.

Mields Guthrie Emery Progressive Fields Law and Order Bedford Mail Bedford and Lawrencee County

Tammany May Reorganize and Stross Murphy in Downfall

Democratic machine in Empire State appears to be overhauled as Charles F. Murphy faces elimination. James J. Martin and other leaders abandon Tammany while James A. O’Gorman could lead the reorganized faction. Fusionists gain control of key city offices and boroughs, while Sulzer is reelected to public office. Manhattan falls to fusion, Brooklyn and the Bronx shift to anti-Tammany, with broad repercussions for New York politics.

Murphy Charles F. Murphy James J. Martin City Chamberlain Cammany Tiger Chief United States James A. O'Gorman Sulzer William Sulzer Tammany Albany Assembly William A. Prendergast George McAneny Board of Aldermen Manhattan Brooklyn Bronx Board of Estimate New York County Manhattan Island Kings County Camma Marcus M. Marks Thomas Darlington Mitchel

Complete election results sweep major centers

York John PL Mitchel wins the mayoralty by 121 208 in a fusion bid. Republicans take the state assembly as Massachussets Governor Walsh loses to Ver. Gardner. New Jersey James Mielder elected governor by 22400 over Democrat. Democrats seize both legislature houses in Maryland United States senator Bilair Lee elected by 80008. Indiana Joseph EE Bell elected mayor of Indianapolis by 5 33. Democrats win 42 of 74 cities, Republicans 17, Progressives 4, Independents 11. Philadelphia Regular Republican organization defeats fusion forces led by Mayor Blankenburg.

York John PL Mitchel Massachusetts David T. Walsh Shabaver AL PL Gardner Foss Ind New Jersey James Mielder Alaryland Bilair Lee Indiana Joseph EE. Bell Dem Indianapolis Philadelphia Blankenburg

Mitchel defeats Tammany in New York municipal race

Complete returns show fusion candidate John Purroy Mitchel ahead of Tammany rival Edward E. McCall by 121,209 votes in the citywide municipal election. Socialist Charles Edward Russell polled 32,109. McCall carried all five boroughs but trailed his ticket overall.

New York Tammany John Purroy Mitchel Edward E. McCall Charles Edward Russell McCall

Inner Tuesday entertained by Pitmans near Fayetteville

Mr and Mrs. William Pitman entertained a company at dinner Tuesday noon a sumptuous meal was served and the afternoon was spent socially with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Kern Mrs. Sallie Quackenbush Joe Quackenbush and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Byers of this city Also listed classified note For Sale Or Trade A horse Thomas Cathers Fayetteville Ind twog

William Pitman Fayetteville Manuel Kern Sallie Quackenbush Joe Quackenbush Jesse Byers

Married at home unites George Jackson and Sarah Danner

George Jackson and Miss Sarah Danner were married Tuesday evening at 7 o clock by Justice of the Peace John W Owens at the groom s home on North F street A L Baird of Chicago guest of J H Van Valkenburg returned home Wednesday

George. Jackson Sarah Danner Justice of the Peace John W. Owens North F Street A. L. Baird Chicago J. H. van Valkenburg

Executions in Peking Under Yuan Shi Kai Regime

Reports from Peking describe a terror regime under Yuan Shi Kai with public executions of statesmen nobles and suspected conspirators. Since Sun Yat Sen approved southern revolt Yuan moves to suppress rebels by martial law and mass arrests with no trials.

Peking Paris Yuan Shi Kai China Sun Yat Sen

Indiana Dwelling Fire Causes and Precautions Revealed

Indiana fire data show 1671+ dwelling fires from May 15 to Oct 10 with 277 from sparks on shingles, 205 from defective flues, and 225 from lightning. The report urges home inspections for proper stoves, cleared trash, and protected curtains and lists other chief causes including gasoline stove fires and careless matches. It notes 94+ fires from gasoline and cites guidance pamphlet from the National Fire Protection Association.

Indiana United States National Fire Protection Association Indianapolis

Better Farming Notes in Lawrence County Meeting

County Agent C J Jones calls farmers to Bedford on Saturday November 8 to discuss relative cost and feed value of farm feeds and commercial concentrates for cattle and dairy production. Bring ideas for seed corn and aim to raise Lawrence county's ten year corn average of 27.97 bushels per acre. bring problems by noon for afternoon discussion.

Lawrence County C. J. Jones Bedford

NEN Surprise Shower for Otis Weimers at Krenke Home

Mr. and Mrs Otis Weimer received a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Wm Krenke on East 18th street. Friends attended including Mr and Mrs Chas Smith Mrs Fred Walters Nellie Weimer Ilsie Falk Bertha Minnie Walters Mayme Jesse Richardson Maggie Turpin Frances Schmizer and Ruby Falk. Music games and refreshments accompanied the event as guests wished the couple happiness.

Otis Weimer Wm. Krenke East 18Th Street Chas, Smith Fred Walters Nellie Weimer Ilsie Falk Bertha Minnie Walters Mayme Jesse Richardson Maggie Turpin Frances Schmizer Ruby Falk Youre

Troops Mobilize for Mexican Border Move from Galveston

United States transport Kilpatrick, stationed at Galveston since February, sails to New York to board the Tenth cavalry from Fort Ethan Allen Vermont en route to Fort Bliss Texas. Four troops of Fifteenth cavalry move from Washington Chicago and Fort Leavenworth to the Mexican border in Arizona.

Galveston Tex United States Kilpatrick New York Tenth Cavalry Portathan Allen Fort Bliss Tex Second Cavalry Fort Bliss Fort Ethan Allen Fifteenth Cavalry Washington Chicago Fort Leavenworth Arizona

Boy's Leg Opened by Fall Near Stump Hole Bridge

Orville Madden son of Richard Madden of near Stump Hole bridge fell while running after a turkey. His left leg was cut open to the bone for a distance of four inches. Dr. J R Pearson attended the injured boy.

Orville Madden Richard. Madden Stump Hole Bridge J. R. Pearson

Week Ending Nov 1 29138 Letter List Names

Letters for the week ending November 1 list Allen Miss Jessie Banks Miss Eva Jones Miss Damie.

Allen Jessie Banks Eva Jones Damie

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Webb. Dry Goods. Co M. Davis Campbellsburg Salem Robert Reed Miss Anna Louisville Frank Wires Leipsic Mattie Clipp Bert Greeh North Y Street Snpt J. B. Fagan Town and City Superintendents Association Crystal Hall J. L. Glover No Street Mitchell Cathers Presi Dent le Colar Pati Relihivete Pitas Aletpare Ues Chinmey Eeversses Lsbidelell KIND Japan Wilson's Deportment Store Nen Upton Sinclair TRE Bcdtgsd Drug CO. Inc Scuteh South Bedford National Bank Oliver Tyne Bedford Drug Co Sugless Femer Genesy Cissk Citizens Trust Co Home For Savings Geo. P. Parks Chiropractic Phere Bedford National Bank Daniel A. Bovard John H. Brendell Ira Dawson Chas T. Green C.J Glasswarmer Ralph Howard Charley Hughes Alva Mallet Phillips T. S. Sample George Sterling Marion Suthers, Ira
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