Body of Will Hinshaw Found in White River
The Bedford High School 1916 graduate Will Hinshaw was found dead Monday in White River three and a half miles below IS. He disappeared after visiting Williams and a mussel camp near Chase riffle. Sheriff Lee and coroner Mitchell investigated. evidence suggested drowning with no clear foul play.
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Will Henshaw
White River
Thomas Mayfield
Mayfield
Hinshaw
A. J. Lee
Clark Hinshaw
Bedford
Williams
Wiliams
Angola
Ind
William Hinshaw
Mrs. Hinshaw
E. FE. Mitchell
Lee
Wil
Colcces
Sheriff Lee
Bedford High Teahac
John Williams
Atd
Alhough
Minerva Hinshaw
Bedford High School
Athletic Association
Texas
Owitch Engine Hits Automobile in Mitchell
At 6 pm Friday the Ford owned by Walter Smith, Mitchell cement company boss blacksmith, was struck by a switching train at the Main and Fifth street crossing near the station. The car was pushed a short distance. Mrs. Smith suffered a painful shoulder injury and other bruises, while Mr. Smith had only light bruises. One wheel broke, the axle bent, and the rear damaged. First Sgt. David W. Carson, visiting relatives in Mitchell, is en route back to France from Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Walter Smith
Cement Company
Mitchell
Main
Fifth Street
David W. Carson
Ft. Oglethrope
James Davis
France
Newlywed Armstrongs Feted At River Themed Kitchen Shower
Mrs. Spaine Armstrong and Mr. Armstrong were honored guests at a charm ing party hosted by Mrs. Harry Easton on West Fifteenth Street. Guests enjoyed a river party dinner with playful dishes, then music, dancing, and a theater outing to the Stone City Opera House followed by a social gathering with listed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaine Armstrong
Harry Easton
West Fifteenth Street
Stone City ‘Opera House
Harry Owens
Lea Sohn
Clifford Dean
Charles Strout
Frances Freeland
Katherine Miller
Virginia Burton
Poland China Breeders to Organize in Bedford
Lawrence County breeders plan a Poland China swine organization meeting on Saturday October 4 at 2 pm in the Bedford courtroom. County Agent James Kline urges neighbors to attend to build a community breeding association benefiting all Poland China producers by sharing practices and expanding market opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Bedford
Poland
James Kline
Wever sells 413 acre farm near Springville to Sandage
Samuel S. Wever sold his 413 acre farm one mile northwest of Springville to W. L. Sandage of Indianapolis. Sandage has contracted horticulturist C. P. Dean to plant 300 acres in fruit. Sale negotiated by Frank O. Stannerd of Springville. Mrs. J. L. Johnson of Palestine Texas guest of J. J. Dunlavy and family left Mitchell this morning with niece Miss Lizzie Dunlavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. Wever
Springville
W. L. Sandage
Indianapolis
C. P. Dean
Frank O. Stannerd
J.L. Johnson
Palestine
Texas
J. J. Dunlavy
South F Street
Mitchell
Lizzie Dunlavy
Three Negroes Slain in Lynching Spree Near Montgomery
A mob killed John Barbare, a Montgomery policeman who had fatally wounded by a black suspect. Miles Phifer and Robert Crosby were shot dead five miles from the city, while Bird Astor was sought as mobs used a Spanish style execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Get. I
Tohn Temple
John Barbare
Miles Phifer
Robert Crosby
Bird Astor
Temple
Barkbore
Tyneling
Phifer
Crosby
President Wilson Improves After Rest at White House
Washington October 1 President Wilson continued during a two day rest period at the White House showing further improvement. Dr Cary T Grayson his personal physician announced the president had a good night’s rest and is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
White House
Cary T. Grayson
Senate
Tamulty
Tuemutly
Albert
Belgium
Chicago Physician Karreman Slain In Suspected Arson Case
Dr A Reginald Karreman a wealthy Southside physician was found strangled at his Gi17 Stewart avenue home with abrasions on his head and throat marks. His bed was on fire and police seek two women seen at the residence as possible leads in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. Reginald Karreman
Gi17
Stewart Avenue
Robbery at Cleveland jewelry store nets $10000
Three armed bandits entered the Last End section jewelry shop of Jacob Mayers at noon in Cleveland Ohio. They bound and gagged Tr son of the proprietor Jacob Mayers and escaped with jewelry and cash totaling about ten thousand dollars.
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Cleveland
Jacob Mayers
Jacob Mauyers
Steel Strike Shifts Gains to Pittsburgh Area
In Pennsylvania the ninth day of the national steel strike shows operators gaining in the Pittsburgh and western district while Bethlehem plants stay largely steady. Many workers return, while manganese and blast furnaces face limited operations. Sharon residents defend state constabulary amid strikes, and the Senate education and labor committee plans a Pittsburgh probe next Friday through Sunday.
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Sharon
Senate Committee
Pittsburgh
New York
National Steel
Pennsylvania
Wall Street
Crucible Steel
Bethlehem
Cleveland
Youngstown
Chicago
Wheeling
AL Waukegin
Siikers
Wille
Fas
David Williams
Farrell
American Sheet
Washington
Washingon
Senate
Wiliams. Kenyon
Education and Labor Committee
League of Nations
Army Controls Omaha Strips City With Federal Troops
In Omaha Col E J Morris of the Twentieth Infantry takes command of regular and special police and oversees soldiers posted in the city. Gov Samuel R McWervie and local officials confer as additional forces arrive from Camp Funston and Camp Grant under General Wood. In Chicago Rev Maj Edward J Wattman, Roosevelt ally and veteran army chaplain, dies at the age of 87 after service from 1877 through World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
E. J. Morris
Twentieth Infantry
Morris
Samuel R. McWervie
Camp Funston
Kan
Camp Grant
Wood
Central Department
Chicago
Edward J. Wattman
Conl
Theodore Roosevelt
Tie
Hayes
Return of Rev R Ef Toole Welcomed by City Churches
Ryan Beem a West 16th street butcher suffered a broken right arm when his car backfired while cranking it on Sunday. A physician attended him and his condition improves but recovery will take time. Rev Toole returns as pastor of the First M E Church, causing general rejoicing among congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M E. Church
R. Ef. Toole
Ryan Beem
West 16Th Street
Beem
Wheat Robbery Near Corydon Reported by Bedford Bloodhounds
Bedford bloodhounds were called to a point seven miles south of Corydon on a Tuesday night where seventy bushels of wheat were stolen. Walter Crawford led the dogs with Mayor Charles H. Allen observing the search. The scene was documented in a local notice and legal filing follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Corydon
Walter Crawford
Charles H. Allen
Theft at 1-2-3 Grocery Ends With Police Recovery
Police recovered about $3.45 from a suspect nicknamed Peg after a $4 theft from a clerk at the 1-2-3 Grocery. The clerk left money in a sweater pocket by a rear sink. the pocketbook was later found empty. The injured party declined to prosecute, but an affidavit may be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Lee
Bishops Visit Indianapolis Church Project
The Bishop of Indianapolis and three fellow bishops from Shanghai and Tokyo, with spouses, visited the rectory of Rev. A Elliston Cole to inspect the new Episcopal church building in progress. They are en route to the General Convention starting October 5 in Detroit. Bishop McKim previously preached at St. John's Church and confirmed a class here last winter.
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Indianapolis
Francis
Frederick R. Graves
Shanghai
China
Graves
John McKim
Tokyo
Japan
Indianapols
A. Elliston Cole
The
Episcopal Church
Detroit
Mich
McKim
St. John’s Church
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J. Lee
Martin County
Milliams
Willame
Chase
Owitch
Ing
Breeders Association
Viscount Glerawly
Beresford Cecil Bingham
Viscount Glerawily
England
Mary of England
Gr A. R. Karreman
Befhlehem
Father Vattman
Rev. R
H. Toole
Ing Automobile
M. E
Tee
Bedford Bloodhounds
Crawford
Indiana
Lawrence
Robert G. Gesell
Egbert G. Gesell
State of
John R. Andrews
Cole
Circwuit Court
Nancy A. Donaldson
Laidesinie
Florence Gilmore
Boruff
Boruff, Attorney
Circuit Court
Charles Wagoner
Thompson Geiger
Marshall Woolery
North G Street
Bedford, Ind
Jackson
Bedford National Bank Building
Hodge & Walls
C. H. Emery
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