City Improvement SeeS Badly Injured Young Man In Fall
Report states a young man suffered a concussion after a fall during an event at City Improvement. He fainted and convulsions followed before medical aid arrived.
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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1912
Page
9
Report states a young man suffered a concussion after a fall during an event at City Improvement. He fainted and convulsions followed before medical aid arrived.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions times and places but no coherent event. It references a place southwest of a basin and a tire or clock context with unclear actions. No named individuals or organizations are identifiable.
The readable fragments reference a sheriff, a jury, and a court context with mentions of a blanket, a pie, and a preteen. Scattered names and times indicate a chaotic local legal or police notice, with references to a trial or hearing and possible destruction or disorder.
A fragmentary wartime scene describes a person named Beker around Sixteenth Thursday night excitement. The narrative mentions a young girl and a walk game, with references to collecting and a redacted sequence of events near a stream or street.
Fragmentary text references a farmer, athletes and students in a city setting. It mentions Miss Ties and YROWVETsunda with unclear details about friends and local activity.
Damaged text fragment mentions road inspection and signal system work with names and places like Moos and Louisville. References individuals tied to Indianapolis and SlePinew ope bined, plus health notes about a Mrs Ulatry Dhuafistetter and guests of Mrs Pann. No coherent event established.
Credits indicate a partial public notice from Bloomington with misspellings and scattered names. The readable fragment mentions a late Danean, son of Ives, at the home, noting a possible obituary or family notice context. The rest of the text is garbled and lacks clear dates or positions.
A defendant pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for a vehicle related offense and was fined $50 plus costs. The case involved a separate charge connected to local sales and a related disturbance at a hotel. The proceedings referenced a husband and wife pair and a restaurant incident from several years ago.
The McDowell family in Springville reports Aerts hee GTA fell from a tree pear and was badly hurt with a broken leg and arm and a lost tooth. Helen Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson East Lith Street, welcomed a baby brother and won two dolls at a parish bazaar. Frank Owen and wife die at Martinsville Sanitarium after mineral water treatment.
Sheriff Sitler and deputies prepared the special venire list on Monday drawing 15 jurors from the jury box for the Ping murder trial. Names drawn include Jenny Thriey igelix, A L Bartlett Pleasant Run, William Jackson Shawswick, James Mundy Indian Creek, Homer Clark Shawswick, and Hannigan Rainbolt Perry.
James Tewell entered a guilty plea in circuit court on a charge of illegal sale. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs under a plea deal that modified the original band tiger charge. Several liquor cases remain undecided in court.
Claude Messengale entered a plea of guilty to intoxication and was fined $1 and costs in Justice Iseminger's court Saturday.
A quiet 7:30 p.m. Friday wedding united Mr Noble Kern and Miss Glenn Wells daughter of Policeman Wells at 2117 5 6 t. The ceremony was performed by Elder B F Martin a Christian minister of Claysville Ind Family and a few invited guests attended The couple will receive visits at home after November 25 at 2117 South G Street with several valuable presents.
Friends gathered Friday at Miss Callie Stevens home on West 1st Street to honor her upcoming marriage to Mr. Jesse Fidler of this city. She will wed this month. Guests brought many useful gifts and refreshments were served for a pleasant evening.
Washington Indiana November 22 Following a Chicago report the body of Carlisle Stewart a Washington Lodge member has been found in the Montreal river between Hurley Wisconsin and Ironwood Michigan Investigations confirm his April disappearance His employers Carson Pirie Scott Company located his trunks at the Burton House Hurley with a registered stay April 3 and a $100 expense check cashed April 4 Officials say he left Hurley the next day headed for Duluth with no further word from him
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