Charles Simpson Charged With Illegal Possession Of Liquor
Lawrence circuit court opened Friday morning before Judge Cox in the Charles Simpson case. He faced illegal possession charges after sheriff A. J. Lee and local police stopped his car atop River Hill. Evidence concluded that afternoon and the judge took the matter under advisement.
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Charles Simpson
Higguer
Lawrence
Juege Cox
A. J. Lee
Simpson
Cox
Bloomington student jailed for large liquor haul to hospital
Fay Culler a UF student received three months in jail and a $250 fine for transferring 515 quarts of liquor worth over $5,000 to Bloomington City Hospital from the blind tiger era. Judge Miers suspended the penal farm portion after agreeing to reform. R G Miller and Hall argued for clemency. Bloomington Telephone.
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City
Miers
Fay Culler
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Terre Haute
Song Writer in Bedford Hires Composer for Nationwide Trek
Sergeant Het Crosley, famed singer and former minor league player, begins a ten thousand mile journey across the nation. He arrived in Bedford from Seymour and will depart Saturday for Terre Haute before continuing west, tracing the B and O railroad toward Cincinnati.
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Bedford
Het Crosley
Country
Indiana
Crosley
Seymour
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Engine 512 Derailed Multiple Times Near Orleans
The Station reports engine 512 derailed about six times in ten days on the strings branch. Thursday morning train traffic slowed due to a derailment on the branch and early this morning the same engine derailed on the Y at Orleans around 6 o'clock.
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Strings
Orleans
Pleasant Occasion Marks Frank Turner Anniversary
An unusually pleasant event marked the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Turner at their Avoca home on Thursday evening. Relatives and friends attended and gifts of silver were exchanged as guests enjoyed ice cream and cake.
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Frank Turner
Avoca
Ernest Turner
Morvill
Ben Franklin
John Frank
Mamie Turner
Anna Burton
Mgr
Tony Schwerman
Clem Huffman
Kenry Vout
Effingham
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Homer Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian church held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs Prank Homer's home. Mrs Doyle Graham led with an instructive talk on work in Mexico. World Mission questions were answered well and refreshments followed.
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Woman's Missionser Society of the First Christian Church
Achasner
Prank Homer
Ciburet Ans Society
Doyle Graham
Mexico
Funeral Attendance in Jasonville for Foster Infant
Mrs Ira Stone and Mrs Dots bins traveled to Jasonville Friday to attend the funeral of the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Shelby Foster who died at home Wednesday night. Mrs Foster is known in Bedford as Miss Ada Stone.
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Ira Stone
Jasonville
Shelby Foster
Death of James H. Barnard on North Street
James H. Barnard aged 74 died Monday morning at his North Street home after a cancer battle. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 PM from the residence, with burial in Field Cemetery. G A R posts conduct the rites. Barnard served in Co A, 144th Infantry.
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James A. Barnard
North I Street
Field Cemetery
Co.a, 144Th Infantry
Paris Lifts Siege As Night Life Returns
Paris reports indicate lifting the state of siege will keep night hours open and restore travel and private property protections. An envoy to Germany is expected to be named, with Pav Dutrasra rumored as the probable ambassador, a move seen as aligning with peace conference aims and Franco German relations.
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Paris
Proitiers
Pers
Pav Dutasra
Berlin
H. C. L. Down Soon
Fragmented OCR summary notes costs and policy changes with Attorney General Patner predicting declines. Mentions states and nationwide impact but text is garbled with unclear dates and names.
Baxter and Banks break jail in Bloomington escape
Monroe County jail inmates George Baxter, a Lawrence County forger, and Alva Banks, charged with murder, bored through a brick wall with an iron rod and fled during the night. Banks killed his father, Andy Banks, and his trial was set. Baxter’s trial was due today. Police chased leads toward Monon yards but no capture yet.
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Banks
Andy Banks
Sanders
Baxter
Fire Destroys Hillenberg Frame Home Ten Miles North of Bedford
The six room frame dwelling of James W. Hillenberg ten miles northeast of Bedford was destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon. The blaze started from a defective flue and the house along with most household goods was consumed. An insurance claim was filed with Walls & Walls agency.
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James W. Hillenberg
Beford
McVey Fined After Saturday Night Fight Near Freeman Place
McVey was fined one dollar plus costs on an intoxication charge after a late Saturday night fight near Freeman Place on South I Street. He said he went for drinks and argued over change, was ejected, then assaulted outside. He claimed a previous robbery at the same venue and police had raided the place recently. no whiskey was found.
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Jacob
McVey
Freeman Place
South I Street
Freeman
Tragic Death of Vernia’s Little Son in Loft Fire
Five year old Vincent Vernia son of Afr o and Mrs E P Vernia died in a pigeon loft fire in the back yard at 1404 Hepburn avenue Louisville. Richard Morgan eight escaped through a hole and did not tell of the tragedy. Firemen found the body after the blaze was put out. Morgan is son of William M Morgan a U S National Bank examiner.
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Vernia
Vincent
E. P. Vernia
Bedford
Louisville
Vernia Hoe
Guusek
Incent Vernia
B.P. Vernia
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad
Richard Morgan
Hepburn Avenue
Vernin
the Morgan Boy
William M. Morgan
United States
National Bank Examiner
Funeral Services For Henry Barnard Held At Green Hill
Impressive funeral services were conducted Tuesday at the Barnard home on North Street for Civil War veteran Henry Barnard who answered taps for the last time Monday. Rev John Williams led the service. Survived by widow, one son Riley Barnard of Illinois, and his mother Mrs McGill age 98 of Livonia. The G A R gave their ritualistic service and he was laid to rest in Green Hill cemetery.
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Adame Street
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Garey Red
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Barnard
North Street
Henry Barnard
John Williams
Riley Barnard
Illnois
McGill
Livonia
G. A. Revere
Green Hill Cemetery
Funeral arrangements for Lula Harbaugh East of Bedford
Miss Lula Harbaugh dies Tuesday at seven forty in the morning while living with her brother Lem Harbaugh east of Bedford. Born March 3, 1854 near Rivervale, she spent most of her life in his home and is survived by Lemuel Harbaugh and half brother Frank Tobias of Freetown. Funeral plans are pending as the family locates the Evartaville business contact, with services likely Thursday.
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Lem Harbaugh
Rivervale
Marchk
Lemuel
Frank ‘Tobias
Freetown
Bernadé
Evataville
No Flu Epidemic Foreseen By Surgeons
Louis address at the Association of Military Surgeons convention reports no influenza epidemic expected this winter. Speakers say one route of spread is handshaking and note that dirtier air with more bacteria may affect immunity.
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Louis
Association of Military Surgeons of the
President Wilson Suffered Cerebral Lesion Says Senator Moses
Senator Moses of New Hampshire states in a letter made public in Boston that President Wilson had a cerebral lesion during or after his Pueblo speech. He describes a slight facial paralysis and says Wilson may live but will not be a material force in national affairs. He notes rumors of moves to declare the President incapable so the Vice President can act.
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Washington
George N. Moses
New Hampshire
Republican
Boston
Wilson
Pueblo
Grain board chief asks Wilson to lift embargo on wheat
Debih Thalias Bar ges, director of the United States Grain Corporation, urged President Wilson to raise the wheat export and import embargoes. The House informed Representative Ron Marth Makety that a bill was introduced imposing a duty of 85 cents on foreign wheat imports.
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Julias Barnes
WW. S. Grain Crporation
Wilson
Washington
Debh—Thalias Barges
United States Grain Corporation
Jias
House
Ron
Marth Makety
Ms. Young Intr
Rodman Law Aviator Dies of Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Rodman Law, noted aviator and parachute leaper, died at Camp Sevier hospital Greenville S C from pulmonary tuberculosis. He was Ruth Law’s brother and sparked startled reactions in Chicago and New York with early stunt flights.
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Greenville
S.C
Rodman Law
Chicago
New York
Camp Sevier Hospital
Ruth Law
Curt McPike Resigns From Bedford Police Force
Curt McPike a longtime Bedford police officer has resigned his position. He says difficulty finding staff for a farm north of the city forced him to leave to focus his attention there.
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Curt McPike
Bedford Police
McPike
Mrs Emery Seriously Scalded at Home
Mrs C H Emery suffered a painful wrist scalding Wednesday at her West 15th Street residence when escaping steam from two cooking vessels scalded her wrist as she removed a cover.
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C. H. Emery
West 15Th Street
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