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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1913

Page

6

Senate Passes Underwood Tariff Bill 44 to 87

The Senate approved the Underwood tariff plan by a 44 to 87 vote. Louisiana Democrats Thornton and Ransdell opposed it. a tax on cotton futures was kept. free lists included many staples. Conference with the House to follow. conferees named as Simmons Shively Johnson and Williams with Republicans Penrose Lodge and La Follette.

Washington Senate Thornton Ransdell Louisiana Poindexter la Follette Lewis Gronna Marshall Simmons Shively Johnson Williams Penrose Lodge House Iit

Vote on the Tariff Bill in Senate Split by Support and Opposition

Historical record lists senators in favor and against the tariff bill with a total of 44 yeas and 12 paired votes, noting absentees Burleigh and Ground. The division includes numerous named legislators and pairings such as Bankhead with Goff and Reed with Smith of Michigan, reflecting a formal roll call.

Bankhead Goff Bryan Townsend Burton Thomas Crawford Leas Culberson du Pont Reed Smith Michigan Burleigh Ground

Haws Improves After Fallen Tree Injury

Wm. Haws, the farmer severely injured when a tree fell, shows slow improvement. Doctors hope no permanent injuries, but full recovery remains uncertain. William McClung of Williams was in the city Wednesday.

Wm. Haws William McClung Wiliams

Bloodhounds Trail Robbery Suspects Through Franklin

Owens bloodhounds were summoned Tuesday morning to track burglars from the Postal Telegraph office and Zimmons jewelry store. They trailed the suspects to the interurban station multiple times, with the robbers taking a suit of clothes and a revolver at the Telegraph office and jewelry at Zimmons.

Owens Franklin Postal Telegraph Office Zimmon’s Zimmons

Republican victory in Indiana district signals GOP strength

The special election in Indiana's third Main district produced 15,106 for the Republican John Peters, 14,553 for Democrat, and 6,487 for Progressive. The result, seen as a rebuke to Wilson tariff policy, suggests anti Democratic forces unite under Republicans and may aid Indiana contests this fall, per the Martinsville Reporter.

Bryan Champ Clark Beveridge James R. Gaffeld Michigan Indianapolis Star John Peters Wilson Roosevelt Taft

Local Bean Exhibit Showcases Giant Garden Produce

L Hickman of HFfeltonville writes to the Mail praising his extraordinary garden beans. He claims beans range from 16 to 36 inches with a 36 inch specimen on display at Dr Perry Woolerys Office.

L. Hickman Hffeltonville Mail Hickman Perry Woolery

Married at Elder Murphy's Store in town

Hovey Lyons and Miss Ethel Mae Bruce, both of the city, were married by Elder G. W. Murphy at his North Street store Monday at 7 pm. The ceremony joined two local residents in a simple city wedding.

Hovey Lyons Ethel Mae Bruce G. W. Murphy North Street

Gentry loses large portion of holdings in Hot Springs fire

Wallace W. Gentry owner of the Gentry show family, sustained losses in a Hot Springs blaze. His home, several business blocks and rental houses burned, estimated around 100000 dollars. Col Williams, a hardware merchant, also suffered heavy losses, with only his home spared.

Bloomington Jtd Wallace W. Gentry Gentry Hot Springs Wallace Gentry Richard Crentry Col. Williams C Ol Williams

Globular lightning destroys barn on Pence farm

Globular lightning struck the Jesse Pence barn near Connersville Indiana on September 9. The fireball rolled down the roof and exploded with a terrible report starting the blaze. One horse died in its stall from suffocation and total loss was about 1100 dollars.

Connersville Ind Jesse Pence

Bedford Red and Gun Club hosts county championship shoot

George Smith and J H Rittenhouse will shoot a 50 target third match on Thursday at 4 30 p m for the Lawrence county championship at the Bedford Red and Gun Club grounds.

George Smith J. H. Rittenhouse Bedford Red and Gun Club Lawrence County

Knights of Pythias to Host Watermelon Social

The Knights of Pythias plan a watermelon social Friday evening after their regular session with families of the Knights and Pythian Sisters as guests. A pleasant time is anticipated.

Knights of Pythias Knights Pythian Sisters

Henderson Reunion Held at Heltonville Ragsdale Grove

The annual Henderson reunion took place at Ragsdale's Grove in Heltonville on Sept 7 with about 600 attendees from home and abroad. President H J Henderson led opening singing, and Hiram Henderson read minutes while Marvin Scott and Vara Easton performed. Members from Mooresville Fort Wayne Indianapolis Joplin and more attended as officers were elected and next gatherings planned for Mooresville Aug 3 1914 and Heltonville Aug 1915.

Henderson Ragsdale’s Grove Heltonville H. Jk. Henderson Robinson Hiram Henderson Marvin Scott Vara Easton W. H. Martin J. T. Todd W. H. ‘Henderson Hazel-Utterback Mooresville Ind Preston Jennie Woods Fort Wayne Maggie Fountain Indenapolig H. J. Henderson Sophia Henderson Elia Henderson Mary Henderson W. C. Henderson Joplin Lettie Skerd Indianapolis Lestie Gillett Midland Carrie Winemiller Dil Bonham Helen Walters Ethel Martin Ha Lsettsman Alexander and Hunter Dick Alexander Robinson, Ir

Purse Lost on Illinois Central Train Recovered

Mrs. Lelia Henderson lost a purse on an Illinois Central train between Robinson and Bedford containing a 350 dollar draft and about four dollars in change. The purse was found on a seat, sent back on the next train, and returned to her in Bedford via Morgantown and Bloomington Telephone.

Robinson Bedford Lelia Henderson Illinois Central W. W. Gilgis Bloomington

Notice of limited debt liability and local visits in Missouri and Nebraska

Public notice states a parent will not be liable for my son Roy O Batman's debts without consent. It mentions Lizzie Glover visiting Monroe City Missouri, returning home, and visits to Dr T H Withers in Omaha Nebraska and Dr Roscoe Withers in Lincoln Nebraska. It notes Lester Turley thriving in Lincoln Nebraska with an insurance business.

Roy O. Batman Ulysses Batman Lizzie Glover Monroe City T. H. Withers Omaha Nebraska Roscoe Withers Lincoln Lester Turley

New School Textbooks Adopted by Governor Ralston

A proclamation by Governor Samuel M. Ralston introduces a uniform set of high school texts this year. The list includes algebra, geometry, history, literature, Latin, German, geography, physics, chemistry, and agriculture texts, plus graded grade school readers and art and music materials.

Samuel M. Ralston Wells and Hart New High School Knapp Bennett Dryer Andrews Walsh Howe Frye

Truant Officer Urges Lawful School Attendance

Truant officer appeals to Bedford patrons as Lawrence county pupils return to school on September 8 1913. He cites Indiana Acts law 1918 to require children aged seven to sixteen to attend public private or parochial schools unless exceptions apply and outlines penalties for habitual truancy. He also notes age certificates for workers and options for blind or deaf children and urges lawful behavior and community duty.

City Papers Bedford New School Law Acts Law Indiana Indiana State School For Circuit Court Indiana Boy School Indiana Girls School

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Sees Record Low July Fatalities

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reported only three employee fatalities in July the smallest monthly total on record. Each death resulted from track walking carelessness amid routine operations and safety monitoring by staff.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

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