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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1919

Page

5

Bedford Bill Rariden Shines Behind Reds in World Series

The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Bill Rariden's standout backstopping for the Reds in Game 2. He caught brilliantly, stopped a key steal, and cut off Sox baserunning while backing up Daubert on a wild toss. Sal Jackson contributed a fourth inning single.

Cincinnati Enquirer Bedford Bill’ Rariden Reds Bill Rarden Bedford Lawrence County Indiana Bill Gandil Rariden Sal Bedford Bill White Sox Sox Gandit Sal Jackson Daubert Jackson Hag

Local Reliance Factory Seeks 75 More Girls for Jobs

The Reliance Manufacturing Company expands hiring in Bedford with a drive for 75 additional female workers. Twenty five have joined, earnings range from 10 to 18 dollars weekly, and management touts improved pay and excellent working conditions in a modern Bedford plant.

Reliance Manufacturing Company Maurice Shulze Sec’y. and Treas Bedford United Experince Reliance Mfg. Co

Bedford Motorcyclists Warned Over Open Mufflers

Chief of Police Martin today warned Bedford motorcyclists that open mufflers violate state law and will be dealt with. He cited many complaints about the nuisance and promised that examples will be made immediately if the practice continues.

Bedford Martin

Stone Wagon Wheel Explosion On J Street Delights Crowd

A wheel on Mort Corbin’s stone wagon struck an oncoming blank 32 caliber cartridge on J street this forenoon. The blast drew a large crowd and quick police response. No injuries were reported as the small blank caused the noise.

Mort Corbin J Street

Suffered Broken Arm From Auto Crank Incident

Levis Tindher of East Seventeenth Street sustained a broken right arm Thursday while cranking an automobile. He was reported to be doing well Friday.

Levis Tindher Seventeenth Street

Stone City Team Clinches Victory Over Ft Ritner Greys

The Stone City team defeated the Ft Ritner Greys at Ft Ritner Sunday. Key moments included Bex's standout play for the locals and a two run double steal in the eighth inning sealing the win for the Stone City lads.

Stone City Ft. Ritmer Greys Ft. Ritner Bex

Mrs Abbie Jerrelis Declared of Unsound Mind

A medical commission of Drs Holland and Perkins before Justice Robbins declared Abbie Jerrelis or Avoca aged 26 as of unsound mind. Papers for her admission to the Madison hospital for the insane have been received.

Abbie Jerrelis Avoca PD. J. Holland E. &. Perkins Justice Robbins Hospital For the Madison

Reds Top Victory With Local Player Pat Duncan

The Cincinnati Reds victory yesterday included a Jasonville youth, Pat Duncan, contributing in left field with one put-out two hits and no errors. His hometown paper notes the local pride at his performance and the team’s win.

Cincinnati Reds Jasonville Pat Duncan Pat Reds Patrick Linton

Do Stock Yards Hold Stranglehold On Meat Supply

A discussion before a Senate committee weighs whether stockyards in Kansas City Omaha and Chicago create monopoly power over meat. The piece explains how buyers sellers and commission firms interact in auctions and why ownership by packers may not dictate prices.

Kansas City Omaha Senate Rmn Ecommission Ring Bee Chicago Commission Pacme

Clocks Change Comment on Daylight Saving Abolishment

Washington reports confusion over when clocks may be turned back after Congress repealed daylight saving. Officials say clocks cannot be set back until the last Sunday in October or October 26 at 1 am.

Washington Congress

Small Packers Oppose Interstate Licensing Plan

Cincinnati meat packers draw resolutions against licensing all packers in interstate business. They warn Kenyon and Kendrick bills would drive hundreds of small packing firms from interstate operations, forcing them to operate under a licensing regime seen as a continued interference.

Cfock Verds Cincinnati Kenyon Kendrick Agsinat

Deaths A. E Moore Indianapolis Obituary

Mrs Jane E Moore 68 wife of William M Moore died Thursday night in Indianapolis hospital after an operation for appendicitis She was mother of Mrs A S Jackson and former resident of Springville Survived by husband three daughters and four sons with listings for Myre Jackson Josephine Norris Florence Roberts Elmer Clarence Everett Clint Funeral plans not yet announced

Jane E. Moore William M. Moore Indianapolis A. S. Jackson The Monon Springville Myre. Jackson Josephine ‘Norris Florence Roberts Franklin Elmer Clarence Everett Harrodsburg Clint Muskogee Oklahoma

Double Carload Piling Wreck Blocks Traffic East of Washington

A freight derailment east of Washington on Friday morning halted B&O SW eastbound traffic for over three hours. A double carload of long piling derailed, requiring two fork cars to load. No injuries were reported and the wrecking crew from Washington cleared the track by 10 a.m.

Washington

Funeral services for Mrs Horace Richardson held in Buffalo

Relatives in this city learned the funeral services for Mrs Horace Richardson formerly of this city who died Thursday at her Buffalo New York home were conducted Monday at her Gulfport residence with interment there Charles Richardsen traveled from this city to Buffalo on Friday and stayed until after the service

Horace Richardson Buffalo N. Y Gulfato Charles Richardsen Karl Fish South‘eastern Commissionary Department New York Ada Judah Isis Fish

Pleasant Run Club Social Honors Mrs. Stipp

The Pleasant Run Club hosted a social afternoon with Mrs. Roland and Mrs. Dodd. Members gifted a cut glass vase to outgoing president Mrs. Helen Stipp. The event featured music, lively conversation, and refreshments. Next meeting with Mrs. Brown on October 16.

Roland Dodd Thursiday Helen Stipp Brown

Third game of world series goes to Chicago with 3 0 win

Chicago wins the third game of the World Series 3 to 0. Kerr and Schalk led Chicago at the plate while Fisher worked for Cincinnati. Umpires Quigley Nallin Regier and Evans presided as Luque relieved for Cincinnati late.

Chicago Kerr Schalk Quigley Nallin Rlgier Evans Cincinnati Kerr and Schaik Quigley, Nallin, Regtel and Evans

Three Killed in Interurban Crash Near Noblesville

Mrs. W C Clark of Columbus Ind sister of John Wells and her husband and daughter die when their car is struck by a northbound interurban near Noblesville Indiana Edna 14 and Pearl Clark 21 are sisters of Pearl Dark in critical condition W C Clark 65 and Mrs Clark 45 were traveling with Oscar Wells of Peru to visit relatives and were killed instantly in the wreck.

W.C. Clark Columbus Ind Tohn Wells Leader Noblesville W. C. Clark Edna WH. Clark Joseph Clark Peru Osevar Welle Hid

Burial Services Held for Mrs William Clark in Bloomington

Mrs. William Clark daughter of Thompson Gyger of Heltonville died at home in Bloomington Sunday evening. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Clear Creek Church by Rev. Elmer C. Worman with burial in the Clear Creek cemetery.

William Clark Thompson Gyger Heltonville Bloomington Clear Creek Elmer C. Worman

Family Dinner Honoring Private Ross Trainor Held at Crawford Johnson Home

A family dinner at Mrs. Crawford Johnson's home 514 East 17th Street honored Private Ross P. Trainor First Division machine gunner just home from overseas. Decorations included roses and flags. music featured Victrola tunes. Attendees included Pvt. Trainor Pvt. Raleigh Carter Claude Ferguson Sgt. and Mrs. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Chesnut and others. Trainor was decorated by the French government for bravery.

Crawford Johnson East 17Th Street Ross PF. Trainor Trainor Ross F. ‘Trainor 16Th Infantry Raleigh Carter 32Nd. Artillery Claude A. Ferguson W. H. Stephens Danville Wm. Chesnut Springville S. RB. Chesnut Riley Byers Stephen

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