Pretty Wedding at Home of Marks Family
Beulah Marks and Sehuy Meddows wed at the Marks home south of the city in a lavender broadcloth gown with fur trimming. Rev. Doyle Radcliffe officiated as guests served sandwiches ice cream and coffee. The couple, both well liked, left for a Kentucky honeymoon and will live with the bride’s parents.
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O. P. Marks
Beulah
Sehuyiet
Mr. Meadows
Black Diamond Mill
Kentucky
Mrs. Marks
Woman's Relief Corps Holds Large Friday Meeting
The Woman's Relief Corps held a large and enthusiastic Friday meeting with Mrs. Fess of Bloomington, district No. 3 inspector, present to inspect the work. A social hour followed with ice cream and Nabisco crackers served.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Webster faces new indictment after disorderly house charge
George Webster, indicted on a disorderly house charge, disputed the newspaper account Friday. He was taken Saturday afternoon on another grand jury indictment charging him with running a blind tiger.
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George Webster
George
Mrs Noble Davis Leads Visit to Sister in Werren Haute
Mrs Noble Davis and her daughter Jeff traveled to Werren Haute Saturday morning to be with her sister Mrs Ertie Wade who is seriously ill after an appendectomy at St Anthony’s Hospital. Wade’s condition remained uncertain during the visit.
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Noble Davis
Werren Haute
Ertie Wade
Election results show Republicans gain while Progressives collapse nationwide
The analysis notes Republican gains in 1914 elections, with Democratic losses less pronounced and Progressive vote shrunk so much that the party appears relegated to obscurity. It cites losses for Progressives in New York and Massachusetts, gains in Maryland and Kentucky, and warns of anti reform backlash and timing of referendums.
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Washington
People’s Party
New York State
Massachusetts
Congress
New York
Wm. S. Bennett
McCall
Walsh
Maryland
Kentucky
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Traffic Laws Campaign Ends with Arrests Possible
Officials conclude public education on the new traffic ordinance, emphasize strict enforcement. Key rules include keeping right of way for north south traffic, curbside stopping, mufflers and lights, and speed limits with fines up to 106 dollars and 30 days jail. A 60 member motor club pledges to aid enforcement and may appoint members as citizen police to report violations.
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Motor Club
Mayor Fields
Mrs Thomas Hughes Breaks Arm in Fall on North I Street
Mrs Thomas Hughes of East Sixteenth Street suffered a broken right arm Saturday night in a fall on North I Street. The fracture just above the elbow was set by Dr Mattox.
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Thomas Hughes East
Thomas Hughes
Fast Sixteenth Street
North I Street
Marriage of Dr. George Alexander to Miss Aida Parker
Announcement from W. S. Alexander notes the marriage of his son Dr. George Alexander to Miss Aida Parker in Guatemala Central America on October 27. George Alexander, formerly of Bedford, trained in Asheville and now serves as physician for a large mining company in Central America.
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W. S. Alexander
George Alexander
Aida Parker
Guatemala
Central America
Ashville
N. C
Alexander
Miss Parker
Married by Justice Mao in Lawrence County
Robert Wilson of Lawrence county and Miss Truly Allen were united in marriage at 10 o clock Saturday morning by Justice Malott at his North J street office.
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Robert Wilson
Lawrence County
Miss Truly Allen
Justice Malott
J Street
Policemen Hayes And McBride Suspended By Police Board
The police board suspended Policemen Hayes and McBride without pay after Friday hearings at City Hall. A final decision will come at the next city council meeting following their Thursday argument and blows at the police station.
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Police Board
Hayes
McBride
Praise Of Captain Theodore Dillon In Canal Letters
Mrs. J. H. Underwood received letters from Governor and Mrs. Ralston during their Panama trip in July. They praise Captain Theodore Dillon, elder son of Mrs. Underwood, a U S Army captain at Gatun, as superintendent of the locks and responsible for every vessel passage amid the vast tolls and $25,000,000 canal constructions.
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J. H. Underwood
Ralston
Panama
San Francisco
California
Rairston
Dillon
Goethals
Captain Dillon
Sudden Illness Strikes Miss Eddie Johnson in City
Miss Eddie Johnson daughter of Mrs. Caroline Capps living southeast of the city was taken ill Saturday in the Diamond Grocery area while with her mother. She required medical attention and was able to be taken home late Saturday afternoon.
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Eddie Johnson
Caroline Capps
Diamond
Juvenile Custody Granted to Guardians for Dorothy Brazzle
Juvenile Judge Robert Mellen orders Dorothy Brazzle a thirteen year old girl placed in the custody of the Board of Children's Guardians on Saturday. The filing details the guardianship action and the legal authority directing care.
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Dorothy Brazzle
Board of Children’s Guardians
Robert Mellen
Bedford High Seniors enjoy hay ride and wienie roast
Thirty five members of the Bedford High School senior class chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Montgomery rode to Carl Pearson's Mitchell Pike home where a wienie and marshmallow roast was held. The group lit by a large fire played games and shared stories before a wagon breakdown forced them to walk most of the return trip.
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E. W. Montgomery
Carl Pearson
Mitchell Pike
Pearson
Martinsville Stone Experts Assist Local Bank Building
F C Greve of Hoosier Cut Stone Company Bedford has overseen stone work on the First National bank and Martinsville Trust Company building. He, along with stone mason Charles Klink and engineer Harry Rowe, will travel to Evansville for a soldiers and sailors memorial contract award while remaining in Martinsville to finish painting and complete their contract work.
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F. C. Greve
Hoosier Cut Stone Company
Bedford
First National Bank
Martinsville Trust Company
Evansville
Charles Klink
Harry Rowe
Greve
Messrs
Klink
Rowe
Martinsville
Culberson to Preach as New Bedford Pastor
Rev. Gerald Culberson begins as pastor of the First Christian Church in Bedford Indiana and will preach his initial sermons Sunday morning and night. He served nine years in Richmond Virginia where his ministry earned strong denomination support and his departure is noted with good wishes for happiness in the new field. His wife assisted him in Richmond as the city parts with them for Bedford.
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Gerald Culberson
First Christian Church
Richmond
Old Dominion
Richmond Virginian
Third Christian Church
Bedford
Indiana
Lemond denies move to Bedford from Gary
Ed Lemond clarifies a report that he plans to move back to Bedford from Gary. He says the report is incorrect and that he prefers Gary, where he is preparing to invest all his capital.
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Ed Lemond
Bedford
Gary
Bedford Bride-to-Be Nelle St. Clair to Wed Bedford Man
Charles Kasch of Bedford and Miss Nelle St. Clair of Bloomington plan marriage this month. Kasch, a former Consoli dated Stone Co. employee, is engaged to Nelle St. Clair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman St. Clair of West Fourth Street Bloomington World.
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Charles Kasch
Bedford
Consolidated Stone Company
Nelle St. Clair
Sherman St. Clair
West Fourth Street
Bloomington World
Nitro glycerine scare recalls shoots at Loogootee
An American Glycerine Co. worker detected a leaking nitro glycerine load en route from Robinson to Lawrenceville risking a blast that could have shaken the country. The piece recalls Pap Snedeker, famed well shooter from Loogootee, who once carried guns of nitro in train and pockets and later worked in Kentucky where he was killed.
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Robinson
Lawrenceville
Harry Michael
American Glycerine Co
Vincennes
Loogootee
Pap Snedeker
Snedeker
Seymour
Shoals
Walstine Q. Rogers
Eli Wood
Mr. Rogers
Mitchell
Messrs Rogers
Kentucky
Hines Fined In Halloween Cruelty Case In Springville
Dell Martin and Walter Cassada of Springville were fined five dollars and costs for cruelty to animals in Justice Owens court after a Halloween incident. The pair had previously faced intoxication charges in Justice Malott's court. The case involved a horse and buggy taken from a public hitching rack and driven toward Oolitic, returning with the horse showing signs of hard driving. The rig belonged to William C. Hill.
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Dell Martin
Walter Cassada
Springville
Purdue Indiana football game crowds and tour plans
Bloomington officials prepare for 12 000 spectators at the Purdue Indiana clash with new bleachers on Jordan field. A Bloomington Chamber of Commerce alumni committee will visit 35 central and southern Indiana towns to mobilize attendance and close businesses for the homecoming.
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Jordan Field
Bloomington
Purdue
Bloomington Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Chamber of Commerce
Bedford
Ellettaville
Stinesville
Spencer
Martinsville
Williams
Mitchell
Nashville
Smithville
Salem
Washington
Gosport
Columbus
Shoals
Vincennes
Petersburg
Needmore
Paoli
Sullivan
Crawfordsville
Brazil
Orleans
Carlisle
Seymour
Linton
Jasonville
Corydon
New Albany
Brownstown
Worthington
Evansville
Monon Train Delayed By Southbound Trailers
A Monon passenger train arriving from the south at 5 59 Friday night was half an hour late due to long trailers south blocking sidetrack access. The Monon line handles many trains and would run busier if a double track were available.
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Monon
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Purdue-Indiana
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Hamer & Smith
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