Hooting Affair in Mitchell Leaves York Wounded
Edward Mosley fired five shots from an automatic shotgun at Joan York on Mitchell streets. York was badly injured with leg and hip wounds and faced possible amputation. Mosley surrendered to Marshal Walker and was held on assault and battery with intent to kill, pleads not guilty.
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Edward Mosley
Joan York
Mitchell
Unemiv
York
Ible
Mosley
Marshal Walker
Walker
Mosler
Sixth Street
D Mosley
Maosley
Locken
Dilley
Underwood
Hawkins-Williams Wedding In Oolitic City Hall
William R. Hawkins and Emma J. Hawkins of Oolitic were married by Mayor Albert J. Fields on Thursday at 11 in the County Clerk’s office. The couple will reside in Oolitic.
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William IL. Lone
Emma J. Hawkins
Oolitic
Albert J. Fields
Stalker
Tindall Divorce and Divorce Granted in Circuit Court
In Lawrence circuit court on Thursday Eliza Tindall and Thomas Tindall faced trial. Martha J. Beasley was granted a divorce from Riley Beasley on the same day.
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Eliza Tindall
Thomas Tindall
Lawrence
Martha J. Beasley
Riley Beasley
Ellison couple to occupy West Fourteenth Street house
Dr. W. T. Ellison of Heltonville is remodeling the Lowder place on West Fourteenth Street and plans to move in with Mrs. Ellison for permanent residence. Mrs. J. A. Rowe Mrs. H. P. Pearson and Mrs. J. T. Freeland spent Wednesday in Louisville.
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West Fourteenth Street
Lowder Place
W. T. Ellison
Heltonville
J. A. Rowe
H. P. Pearson
J. T. Freeland
Louisville
Pipe Burst Burns Worker at Light Plant
John Falk, employed at the light plant, was badly burned by steam when a boiler pipe burst while he worked Wednesday night. He suffered facial and hand injuries. Dr. Pearson attended and dressed the wounds.
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John Falk
Ight
Mr. Falk
Pearson
No Leniency Shown in Gresham and Inman Sentencing
Charles Gresham and Primus Inman were sentenced in circuit court for larceny with no clemency granted. Judge Swails ordered sentences from one to eight years as they move to Jeffersonville and Michigan City respectively. The case relates to the Marley Drug Store robbery involving a gin jug and other items.
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Charles Gresham
Primus Inman
Swails
Marley
Gresham
West 16Th Street
Inman
Jeffersonville
Michigan City
Reception for Teachers and School Board at High School
Prof and Mrs J B Fagan hosted a social reception Thursday in the assembly room of the High School for the School Board and spouses, the principal and his wife, and the teachers. Miller's provided refreshments to help new teachers meet their colleagues.
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J. B. Fagan
Water taste taints city supply after repair mix
Ordinary drinking water grew strong tasting after an attempt to repair sedimentation basin chemical boxes. Creosote tar combination mixed with water and imparted a coal tar flavor to water works patrons Wednesday night.
Local oil firm reshuffles leadership in Evansville and Miami
Frank Leonard departs Thursday for Miami to join Frank Urmey in the hotel business. Sheldon Malone of Evansville to assume charge of the local Standard Oil agency, a post Leonard held previously.
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Frank Leonard
Miami
Florida
Frank Urmey
Sheldon Malone
Evansville
Standard Oil Company
Leonard
Mrs Mary Blackburn Visits Sister After Stroke Event
Mrs Mary Blackburn was called to Avoca on Thursday to see her sister Mrs Louinda Brinegar who suffered a light stroke of paralysis several days earlier.
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Mary Blackburn
Avoca
Louinda Brinegar
Mikado Engineers Win Pay Increase on 500 Class Locomotives
Engineer Charles Bane of the Monon reports from Chicago that General Manager A. W. Westfall granted a 25 cent per 100 miles raise for the 500 class Mikado engines. Twenty five of these engines operate on the Monon, often pulling heavy freights. The move follows an arbitration result of 4.75 per 100 miles, with the local lodges acting independently in the conference.
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Charles Bane
Monon
Chicago
A. W. Westfall
Bane
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Arbitration Board
Mr. Bane
Mrs S E Anderson Ill for Several Days
Mrs S E Anderson has been seriously ill for several days according to the latest health bulletin.
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S. E. Anderson
Baseball Standings and Scores From National League and More
The daily baseball standings show National League leaders with Brooklyn at 86 63 .579 and Cincinnati at 78 69 .531, American League leaders Philadelphia and Washington, and Western League results with Lincoln 7 to 3 and Omaha beating Des Moines 12 to 3. No games scheduled for some leagues. Detroit and Cleveland tied 1 1 in American League action.
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New York
Boston Phila
Elin
Chicago
Pittsburgh
W.L.P.C
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Phila
el Ia
Cleveland
Boston
Louis
Detroit
American Association
Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Kan
City
Washington
Philadelphia
Lincoln
Denver
Wichita
Topeka
Des Moines
St. Joe
Sioux City
Omana
Messenger Taken Ill Here Thursday
Wilbur Crooke former Bedford Imam now living in Bloomington fell ill Thursday in this city while serving as express messenger on the Monon southbound accommodation. George Rariden relieved him and continued the run to Louisville. Crooke grew ill Wednesday evening on the northbound trip but tried to proceed Thursday morning.
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Wilbur Crooke
Bedford Iman
Bloomington
George Rariden
Louisville
Crooke
Farmer Hurts Shoulder Salt Drive Accident
George W. Hudson of Heltonville was painfully hurt Wednesday afternoon when dismounting a frightened horse. The saddle girth broke and the horn struck his breast. Dr. Norman treated him. he is not seriously injured but may miss several days of work.
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George W. Hudson
Heltonville
Southern Indiana Fox Hunters Meet Set for Scotland Camp
The 2nd annual Southern Indiana Fox Hunters Association meeting will be held in Scotland Greene County Indiana October 13 19 1913. The event invites all fox hunting enthusiasts to camp, share stories, enjoy basket dinners, and participate in races bench shows and speeches while upholding decency and good morals. Members can join via secretary G O Stone Newberry Ind or Lilbern Jackson Mineral Ind with details in the Running Rules and By Laws.
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Indiana
Association
G. O. Stone
Newberry
Ind
Lilbern Jackson
Mineral
Charles OQ. Williams
Pres. S. LF. A
Marriage Licenses Listed for Bedford Oolitic Couples
William L Lone of Oolitic weds Emma J Hawkins of Oolitic. Harry C Allen of Bedford weds Mabel Sipes of Guthrie. Reugar A Quackenbush of Bedford weds Gladys J Parker of Bedford.
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William L. Lone
Oolitic
Emma J. Hawkins
Harry C. Allen
Bedford
Mabel Sipes
Guthrie
Reugar A. Quackenbush
Gladys
J. Parker
Mrs B Woody and children visit Louisville relatives
Mrs B Woody and her children traveled to Louisville on Sunday to spend a week with friends and relatives.
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B. B. Woody
Louisville
Paoli to host pro lineup in bid to beat Wicker’s Champs
Paoli baseball club signs a string of professionals including Smoky Everton and aims to defeat Wicker’s Champs at Washington Park Sunday. Manager Wicker pursues Nehf who threw a no hit game here last spring against Hymera. if he arrives from Sioux City, a marquee pitching duel against Everton could unfold. Paoli backs the plan with money to secure top talent.
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Paoli Baseball Club
Smoky Everton
Washington Park
Wicker
Nehf
Hymera
Sioux City
Everton
Paoli
Bedford Wet and Dry Vote Discrepancy Noted
The Washington Democrat reports the Bedford wet and dry election on Monday produced 1,587 ballots with the drys winning by 192. The piece questions census figures, noting Bedford’s 1910 population was listed as 8,716 while a 1909 vote of over 2,160 is shown for comparison with 7,854 in the census.
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Bedford
Washington Democrat
Bloomington Views On Local Option Vote Split
A Bloomington Telephone excerpt notes liquor men lack organization and show little interest in voting the town wet, while many dry supporters remain eager to maintain prohibition. The conjecture suggests no soon local option election and a divided town mood.
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Edford
Bloomington
Bedford Votes Dry in Monday Citywide Result
Bedford druggists celebrate as residents vote dry. The Seymour Democrat notes the decisive outcome on Monday, ending alcohol sales in the city and shifting local commerce and social life.
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Bedford
Seymour
Williamses sail for home from Bristol on Royal Edward
Col VV V Williams reports son John D Williams and his wife are in Bristol England with Mr and Mrs William Mitchell. They have booked passage on the Royal Edward to sail October 18 and expect to arrive home by October 26.
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Col
VV. V. Williams
John D. Williams
William Mitchell
Bristol
England
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