Widespread Wedding in Elgin Bride Hazel Ray and Mr Harley Murphy
Miss Hazel Ray wed Harley Murphy in a Sunday morning ceremony at Mrs Curtis Ray's home on West Fourteenth Street. Rev. G M Davis officiated. The couple, both BHS 1910 graduates, plan to live in Elgin after a short visit in Lafayette with Norris Ray. Guests included J W Murphy and family from Indianapolis and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Ray
West Fourteenth Street
Hazel Ray
Harley Murphy
Elgin
E.rered
Rachel Shultz
Alice Ray Pimmist
Gladys Ray
Lohengrin
Vream
Tittie
Mes Haze Guthrie
Ide
M Davis
Oride
Murphy
Lafayetts
Atter
Norris’ Ray
Purdie
Egin
Mare
Tmrest
Chadack Conservatory of Music
Chattanooga
Tenn
Thie City
Standard Oil Co
B.H.S
J. W. Murphy
Indianapolis
J. W. Standiford
Rowena
Mitchelll
William Hall
Williams
Barber Charley Lancaster Held for Drunkenness in Sherman Building
Charley Lancaster a barber in the Sherman building basement at Sullivan is jailed on drunkenness charges after Arthur Murray, police chief, found a crude chill drink and vile liquid in the shop. Authorities confiscated a one gallon syrup can and a glass as evidence, with Lancaster claiming hair tonic before admitting homebrew. He said the beverage contained malt, blackberry juice and yeast and he had been selling it for 3 to 4 dollars per quart, priced at 25 cents per drink. The case will be referred to federal authorities in Terre Haute for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Lancaster
Sherman
Sullivan
Arthur Murray
Lancaster
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Anderson
Murray
Linton Citieen
Winnie
Cabinet to Run the Government in Wilson's Illness
Washington reports the cabinet prepared to assume many presidential duties during President Wilson's illness. Secretary Lansing will handle foreign affairs while Baker, Houston, and others manage internal matters. The move mirrors the Garfield era cabinet government with Wayne MacVeagh as a historic precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Get
Wilson
Ssaryo
Lanse
Lansing
State Department
Baker
Meveland
Ohio State
Vlousten Nas
Acticar
Heurten
Wilsen
Palmer
Treasury Glass
Agriculture
Houston
Vote snowed under Soviet Buffalo ballot
Primary results show the Communist party appearing for the first time on the ballot with three candidates running for three council seats. Voter turnout was 54 99? and 18 candidates were in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo. Noy
Orb
Pani
Governsr
Board of
Councilmen
First German Enters U S Since 1917 Amid Marriage
The first German to reach the United States since April 1917 is Emrich Hecht of Hecht Phieffer & Co Berlin. Hecht arrived through Cupid’s aid to marry Florence Newberger of New York. his passport was issued by the new Republic of Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
United States
Emrich Hecht
Hecht, Phieffer & Co
Berlin
Cupid
Florence Newberger
Hecht
New Republic of Germany
Danzig Holds State Works In Trusteeship Move
Berlin reports the free city of Danzig acting as trustee has taken over national and state properties within its jurisdiction. The key assets include the imperial shipyards the gun factory and the artillery works under Danzig control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danzig
Berlin
Free City of
Imperial Shipyards
Funeral services for Vincent Vernia in Louisville
Funeral services for Vincent Vernia little son of Mr and Mrs J P Vernia will be held Thursday morning from St Bridgett s church in Louisville at 830 o clock Interment will be at New Albany Virginia?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Vernia
Lttle
Abs
J. P. Vernia
Louisville
St. Bridgett’s Church
New Albany
Harrell Dies At Father's Home Near Bartlettsville
Frank J. Harrell aged 61 died Saturday afternoon at his father's home near Brvyantsville. Survived by widow and son. Funeral services were held at the home at noon Tuesday. The body will be sent to Detroit Michigan for burial Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Tarrell
Scave
Brvyantsville
Detroit
Mich
Pretty Wedding Solemnized at Avoca Home
Miss Mary Franklin daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Franklin and Mr Harry Franklin son of Rev D A Franklin were united in marriage by Rev R M Hays at 1 PM Saturday in Avoca. Relatives attended including Rev Franklin Ben Franklin Mrs Anna Burton and Louis Burton Mrs Zenia Merriman and Jessie Waldrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hays
Mary Franklin
Ben Franklin
Franklin
D. A. Franklin
Avoca
Hays
Anna Burton
Louis Burton
Zenia Merriman
Jessie Waldrop
Evansville
Cement Will IG Running at Limedale Plant
The Indiana Fort Jand Cement Company plant at Limedale began operations on Sunday. The 1500 barrel a day kiln produced high quality clinker after six hours to heat, earning praise from company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Fort Jand
Limedale
Burma
Greenwagtle- Banner
Samuel Gompers III Lahor Leader Stricken After Attack
Samuel Gompers III, veteran labor leader, collapsed following an attack during a United States Steel Corporation industrial conference. Doctors say he was rushed to a hospital, as his wife suffers a serious stroke at home on the eve of the anniversary of their daughter's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahor
U. S. Steel Corporation
Taber
Tugine
Dhroughdewa
Gampers
Iftners
Taher
Peculiar Drainage Plan For Orleans Surface Water
Orleans confronts a long term surface water problem tied to its 104 year existence. The town plans to excavate and cement the sulphur sink into a large reservoir to collect runoff and prevent inundation from the Lost River and surrounding caverns. If successful it will be a sound investment. if not Orleans will still note the trustees’ efforts as a milestone in municipal works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Othan
Oe Betas
Morih
Orleana
West Baden
Frenery
Board of Trustees
Board of ‘Trustees
Roek
Mliital
Orleans Progress
Uxaniner
Severe Knee Injury Suffered By Needmore Boy
Paul Findley of Needmore suffered a badly fractured left knee cap while playing basketball at the Needmore school house Friday afternoon. He was taken to a physician, X-rayed, treated, and sent home. The injuries are described as severe and will keep him out of school for a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Findley
Tovey
Findley
Needmore
Arbitration actions and labor stance during wartime talks
The article notes debate on arbitration within the national industrial conference with votes and abstentions by union leaders and employers. Frank Morrison and Samuel Gompers figure in the dispute over sending the resolution back to committee as President Wilson weighs adjournment. Also covered is Allied Rhineland governance talks with Frank Polk and the looming Versailles outcome. Dr Kuno Meyer, noted Berlin linguist and professor, has died in Leipzig at age 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ete
UC Op Ogene Gy
Carr
Barueh
Elbert FL
Gary
Niu F
Chatrpsan
Tarrs A. Whieeler
Samuel Genmers
Cheatrouman
Committee
Mess
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
White House
Actinn
Bedford Firm Wins Contracts for Post Office and Hotel
Hunter and Brock decorators and painters were awarded the contract to decorate the Bedford post office. They also secured the contract to decorate the new Lawrence hotel at Lawrenceville, a five story fireproof building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter & Brock
Bedford
Lawrence
Lawrenceville
Harbor strike ends as longshoremen accept 70 cent wage
New York dispatch reports longshoremen return to work after agreeing to a 70 cent hourly wage scale set by the national adjustment commission through December 1. Eight of 23 locals voted to resume work while others may follow after continued talks on a $1 per hour demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Adjustment Commission
International Longshore Metms Associ Mien Valet
Che
John F. Riley
New York District Council
the International
Chaiman
Scribe Committee
Harbor
Bowmen's
Perl
Railroad Administration
North River
Erie and
Penneylvania
Maynard Flying Back East in Transcontinental Derby
Maynard, on the second leg east in the trans continental air Derby, landed at Buena Vista field near Salt Lake City after a 60 minute rest. Forecasts predicted he would match or beat his westbound speed as he continued from Battle Mountain, Nevada toward the east. He completed roughly 200 miles in his first three east bound flights from San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Belkin AV
Maynard
Buena Vista Field
Here
San Francisco
Far West
Bow
Masynard
Ifsneat Sary
Battle Mountain
Nev
Sao Miles
Market Prices Mixed for Flour Poultry and Livestock
Reads like a late 19th or early 20th century market page listing flour types with prices, meat and poultry items including turkeys and chickens, and detailed cattle hogs and sheep quotes. Includes various weights and grades, with some garbled OCR but retains core price ranges and department sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
Tne
Timythiy
Aoa
Jolly Dinner For East Side World War Veterans
Mrs. Charles Acton hosted a Wednesday dinner for East end World War II veterans returning home without losses. Covers were set for eight men including Ralph Carter and Edgar Acton. The evening featured delicious fried chicken and lively storytelling as Everett Bowman prepares to depart for Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Acton
East End
Soldier Boys
Ralefeh Carter
Ross, Trainor
Everett Bowman
Bud Krenke
Will Sharr
Alvin Mitsuell
Edgar Acton
Germany
Potatoes Sold Fast in Alexandria Market
Alexandria indiana reports the Leeson Company sold a carload of Michigan potatoes at 1.75 dollars per bushel in a few hours at retail here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Evangelist Uses Unusual Method to Wake Congregation Member
A religious leader employed an unconventional awakening technique on a church member during a service. The incident drew attention from attendees and prompted discussion about safety and conduct within the congregation.
Charge Filed In JP Court Over Song Book Incident
A case filed yesterday in JP John Consdon's court alleges Rev M Edward Borders threw a song book at plaintiff J B Love during a Nazarene church revival. Love says he sat front row with eyes closed to shield from pulpit lights. the book struck his chest to wake him. The matter was dismissed today on remotion of the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Consdon
Justice of Peace
J. Bb. Love
M. Edward Borders
Nazarene Church
Seymour
Plane with broken shock absorber halts in city park
An airplane from Kokomo field arrived Tuesday en route to Memphis and landed at the city park airfield to refuel. A damaged shock absorber forced the crew to stay overnight for repairs before resuming the trip early Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo Field
Memphis
Odon Journal
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Bride of Mr. Harley ‘Murphy
Elgin, Ill
Aids
Garfield
Wayne MacVeagh
Buffalo
Aldermax
Little Vincent Vernia
New
Albany
F. J. Harrell
Bartlettsville
Harry Franklin
Walter de Slumin
Baron de Muni
Frances Seosilie
Man
Braince
Samuel Gompers III
Town of
Needmore School
USA
Envoys Center
Rhineland Commission
Franke. Polk
Kune Meyer
London
Ger
Leipsie
University of Berlin
Dre. Kuno Meyer
Hamburg
Germer
Chicago
Net
Mabel
Lu Rue Germer
Divist
Adelahee
Socialist Party
Sky
Salt Lake Géty
Thew Book
J. P. Court
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