Missing clothes and money found with Hinshaw body
Authorities confirm William Hinshaw died by accidental drowning after his clothes and a Barracks bag containing about ninety dollars were recovered from seven feet of water near the river. Clyde Williams located the bag at noon while a search party of fifteen others scoured the river. Relatives say all doubts about foul play are removed. Hinshaw, an army veteran and aspiring electrical student, likely fell from a boat and was swept under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Williams
Young Williams
Hinshaw
Young Hinshaw
Angola
Ind
World Series Opens as Cincinnati Triumphs Nine to One
The first game in Cincinnati drew 38 000 fans as the Reds defeated the Cubs nine to one. Chicago tallied in the first, Cincinnati surged with a five run fourth inning and held the lead to the end. Umpires Ringler Evans Quigley Nadin. Battery Chicago Cicotte Wilkinson Laudermilk Schalk. Cincinnati Reuther Wingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cicette
Schalk
Reuther
Wingo
Ringler
Evans
Quigley
Nadin
Cicotte
Wilkinson
Reds
Loudermillik
Battery
Cicotte, Wilkinson, Laudermilk and
Reuther and
Burglaries and Missing Goods Trail Tuesday Night Theft
A burglary at the W H Barnett store in Sparksville led to the loss of groceries tobacco and shoes. Bloodhounds trailed suspects toward a B and GO S W track area while a farmer heard gunfire and three more items were found later. Frank Henderson held on $1000 bond as he faces charges of stealing wheat and other crimes. Reverend Clarence Mitchell in town for a Baptist Board meeting leaves for Louisville to enroll in seminary. Carl Montgomery returns home from overseas duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Barnett
Sparksville
James Martin
Martin
Clarence Mitchell
Heltonville Baptist Church
Bedford Baptist Association
Ray Banks
South Hatreet
Louisville
Louisville Baptist Seminary
Injured Worker Falls Ten Feet At Yard
A. B. Tresslar of West Fifteenth street suffered a badly sprained back Tuesday at about 1 o clock after falling ten feet from a shelf at Moore-Tresslar Lumber Yard while aiding a customer. He was taken home for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Tresslar
West Fifteenth Street
Water shortage shuts Bloomington Bedford mills and Ellettsville plant
Scarcity of water at the Williams dam southwest of Bedford forces shutdowns at Central Stone mill South Side mill Consolidated in Bloomington and mills at Ellettsville. White river near Williams is nearly dry lowering power for Big mills and Ellettsville lighting. To cope several plants shift to night work as day current runs short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Dam
Bedford
Central Stone Mill
South Side Mill and Consolidated
Ellettsville
Wiliams
White River
Williams
Bloomington
Bedford Mills
Bedford Glu Organized Bedford Club at University
University students in Bedford organized the Bedford Club after a Friday meeting with Prof. J. E. Ross. George Armstrong was chosen president, Merle Boyd vice president, and Vivian Williams secretary-treasurer. Carl Edra Pearson spoke on local group history. Twenty four students attended. meetings set every two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
J. E. Ross
Bedford Club
George Armstrong
Merle Boyd
Vivian Williams
Carl Edra Pearson
Bloomington World
President Wilson's Europe trip sparks debate on gifts
A Bloomington Telephone clip claims President Wilson and his wife returned from Europe with over a million dollars in royal gifts paid by taxation, sparking charges of anarchy and socialism. The note also mentions Mr Frank Tech and Dr E Rariden heading to Cincinnati for a ball game series where Will Rariden plays catcher for the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Europe
Bloomington
Frank Tech
E. Rariden
Mr. Tech
Cinsinnat
Will Rariden
Rariden
Cincinnati Rede
Italians Seek Help From Admiral Over Trau Incident
In Rome and Dalmatia, sentiment for Captain d Annunzio grows while money and supplies reach Fiume. Italians at Trau request a protective ship and the release of Italians arrested by Serbians. The government will relay the plea to Rear Admiral Andrews. A report from Spalato describes the Trau incident where a doctor was detained for wearing Colzen clothes and released after American intervention. An Illyrian angle suggests war with Italy could divert internal tensions. Irish railway men prepare to strike amid goods congestion and firm closures threatened.
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Rome
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Fiume
Trau
Dalmatia
Andrews
Popolo Romano
Spalato
Puglia
Spalate
Coilzen
Spatato
Tran
Spa
United States
Belgrade
Jugo Slav
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Bolshevik Lines Break at Bulata Reported by Novo Rossiya
Copenhagen reports from Helsingfors say Finnish General Balakovitch forces broke Bolshevik lines at Bulata and that whole divisions surrendered, per Novo Rossiya dispatch received here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Bulata
Balakovitch
Novo Rossiya
Helsingforts
Grain and livestock price report with market quotes
A detailed market listing shows prices for flour, hay, butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, and livestock. Wheat and corn flour prices, hay bids, butter quality grades, live poultry and iced poultry rates, potato value per 100 pounds, and cattle hogs and sheep price ranges are provided for current market conditions. Includes numerous grade and weight distinctions and retail trade notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuta
HAY
Timothy
Lght
Bedford man Frank Henderson captured after Bloomfield escape
Frank Henderson, known as a Bedford colored man, was recaptured in Bloomfield Monday after fleeing police. He faces charges of burglary grand larceny and petit larceny for stealing a truck load of wheat from C. M. Lemon, driving it to Mitchell, and selling it to Henry Crawford. Henderson is described as a repeat offender with prior reformatory and penal farm terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Henderson
Bloomfield
Martin
Mitchell
Henry Crawford
Reformatory
Death of William Hinshaw Ruled Drowning by Coroner
Post mortem held Monday in Williams found no signs of foul play. William Hinshaw, believed to have drowned after wading White River near Chase riffle, with many locals speculating murder amid theories about his clothing and boat, funeral held Tuesday at Mt Olive. Coroner Mitchell to report verdict that Hinshaw came to his death by drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hinshaw
Hinshaw
Williams
Young Hinshaw
Chase
Wildiams Dam
White River
Mitchell
Mt.Olive Church
Mt. Olive
Prominent Springville Citizen Jerry Beard Dies at 90
Jerry T. Beard a longtime Springville resident and former Perry township trustee died Monday night at his daughter’s home in Vernon Indiana aged 90. He leaves three children Clay Beard Hutchinson Kansas and Lindsey Jackson Vernon. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 30 a m at Springville conducted by Rev Calvin Bair with burial in Springville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry T. Beard
Lindley Jackson
Vernon
Ind
Beard
Springville
Perry Township
Clay Beard
Bloomington
Adam Sentney
Hutchinson
Kansas
Lindsey Jackson
Calvin Bair
Marriage of Warren Freese and Viola Sears in Monroe Bedford
Warren Freese of Monroe County married Viola Sears of Bedford at the First M E Parsonage. The groom, a Monroe County farmer, and the bride, a teacher, were wed by Rev R H Toole Tuesday at 3 o clock with Mrs Mary J Squire as witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Freese
Wm. W. Freese
Monroe County
Viola Sears
Bedford
David Sears
M. E. Parsonage
R. H. Toole
Mary. J. Squire
WAG Monthly Birthday Celebration At Mrs Litzier Home
The W A G monthly birthday celebration hosted at Mrs Charles Litzier east of the city featured a picnic dinner for nineteen members assisted by Mrs Matt Lemon and Mrs Frank Rout. Guests included Mrs Carrie Baugh of Pasadena and Mrs Walter Phipps of Santa Anna with conversations music and kodak pictures as mementos. James P Whalen son of C W Whalen West 10th Street recently arrived from Camp Taylor after overseas service and discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. CG
Charles Litzier
Matt Lemon
Frank Rout
Carrie Baugh
Pasadena
Calif
Walter Phipps
Santa
T Anna
James P. Whalen
C. W. Whalen
West 10Th Street
States
Camp Taylor
To. Re
Endo Finger Amputated at Peerless Quarry
Glenn Frank planer foreman at the Peerless quarry had the second finger of his right hand caught under a stone. The injury required amputation to the first joint, according to a local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Frank
Peerless
Nee- Gssary
Soldiers hike to recruit for 83rd Field Artillery visit Bedford
Capt John W Townsend leads a seven officer and 106 man provisional recruiting battery from Camp Knox Kentucky on a hike through southeastern Indiana to visit communities including Bloomington Aurora Versailles Osgood Greensburg Hope Columbus Bedford Mitchell Paoli and New Albany to secure recruits for the 83rd Field Artillery. Local moves include Fred Lemons buying the Howard Anderson place and moving his family to West Sixteenth Street while Frank Jones property on West Nineteenth Street houses Mr Anderson and his family. J C Brown Campbellsburg agent returning from Montana with sixty days vacation visited the city en route home. Clyde L Montgomery and Bilis Mahorney of Seymour traveled to Indianapolis on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
83Rd Field Artillery
John W. Townsend
Camp Knox
Indiana
Bloomington
Aurora
Fred Lemons
Howard Anderson
West Sixteenth Street
Mr. Anderson
Frank Jones
West Nineteenth Street
Manon
J. C. Brown
Campbellsburg
Montana
Vance Brown
Frank Bickenhauser Moves Family to Tulsa for Residence
Bloomington World reports Frank Bickenhauser plans relocating his family to Tulsa Oklahoma for future residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bickenhauser
Tulsa
Okla
Bloomington
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Liam Hinshaw
Acci
Ginginnat
Leesville
Andy Weddle
William Ray
Lincoln Avenue
Cae
Nig) Henderson
C. M. Lemon
East Sixteenth Street
Carl Montgomery
A. B. Tresslar
Bloomington and
Bedford «Glu
Howell
d’Annunzio
Dublin
Ireland
National Union
England
Frank Henderson
Williams Be
Lieve
Alexander Cox
Promi
Monroe
Austin Crawford
Tyree Bowman
Freelove ‘Byers
Mort Shortridge
Fred Prosser
Nat Gyger
Otto Inman
James Culhan
Nea . Mitchell
Bart Short
Jesse Day
S L. Keach
Will Brooking
Marion Taylor
Clyde L. Montgomery
Bilis Mahorney
Seymour
Indianapolis
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