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Bloomfield Democrat

Location

Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1916

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Forces Mobilized as Border Tensions Rise in Mexico

General Funston orders mobilization of the National Guard from all states to bolster border defences amid clashes near Carrizal Chihuahua. Reports say Pershing's expedition suffered heavy casualties with more than twenty killed and seventeen captured as U.S. troops, including Tenth Cavalry men, faced Mexican forces led by Gen. Felix Gomez. Secretary Baker announces militia to be deployed, not entering Mexico, to guard frontier and allow regulars to operate along the line.

Fuston Bell el Paso General Pershing Santo Domingo Carrizal Chihuahua Tenth Cavalry A. R National Guard District of Columbia Wilson Barrias Frederick Funston Ker Mexico Poe Navy State Department Carranza Pershing Trevino Chihuhua San Benito Texas Funston Congress Regular Army United States Regular Coast Artillery Ingas Infantry Nation Guard New Mexico Iowa Erat Funston Namiquipa Col.s, N. M.ss War Department Baker

Pleasantville Corner Stone Laying Draws Big Crowd

A crowd of more than twelve hundred attended the corner stone ceremony for the new school house in Pleasantville last Saturday afternoon. The event was led by the Car lisle Masonic lodge with Odd Fellows and Sullivan county fraternities assisting. Speakers included Jon James E Watson of Rushville and Hon Guy H Humphreys of Bloomfield. The talks stressed education and its necessity. The Pleasantville band provided music and school children sang. Trustee Frank Spencer of Jefferson township received praise for organizing the fine program.

Pleasantville Masonic Lodge Carlisle Odd Fellows Sullivan County Jon James E.watson Rushville Guy H. Humphreys Bloomfield Humphreys Watson Frank Spencer Jefferson Township

Bloomfield Baseball Narrowly Trails Martinsville in Storm

Bloomfield boys led 3 to 1 when a thunder storm halted play in the third inning at Martinsville. Horning pitched well as Martinsville failed to collect hits while Bloomfield had four. Next Sunday the two teams meet again at home and Bloomfield travels to Bloomington to face Huffs specials on July 2.

Bloomfield Martinsville Horning Bloomington Huffs Earnest Cox Noble Cox Beech Creek Township J. P. Meredith

Girl Bitten by Snake While Berry Picking

Thirteen year old Ilene Shields was bitten by a snake while berry picking with Mrs. Milford Greene at the old Neidigh farm last Monday. The injury is not considered serious.

Ilene Shields Milford Greene Neidigh Farm

Greene County Circuit Court New Case Docket List

Foreclosure and damages actions from Greene County Circuit Court including cases: Jasonville Savings v Wetnight. Phillips v Winkelpeck. Terhune v Hodges. Beasley v Bennett quiet title. Harris v Hanover Fire Insurance. Cement Products v Edwards. Hollowell v Edington damages. Hollowell v Edington demurrer. Cassassa v Cassassa divorce. State v Wilkins grand and petit larceny. Miers legas sale dismissed. Civil docket notes judgments and divorces. venue changes and trial outcomes for multiple defendants.

Jasonville Buiding Savings and Loan Assn David W. Wetnight John A. Phillips Jonas M. Winklepeck Doctor J. Terhune Frank W. Hodges Joseph E. Beasley Wm. S. Bennett Albert Harris Hanover Fire Insurance Co Sullivan County Loan Association Sullivan County Cement Products Company Jean Edwards Anna Hollowell Lillie Edington George Hollowell Thomas Edington Linton Lilie Edington Anna Holloell Demace Katie Cassassa Nick Cassassa State of Tridiana Ira Wilkins Kiry Michigan City Burley Wilkins State of Indiana Frank Miers Legas Sale John H. Earles May Alice Carico John T. Singleton Jennie P. Singleton Kenneth Howard Lewis M. Fry Vandalia Railroad Company Charles Sparks Joseph Burch Lib Stalcup Lawrence County Wm. C. Dorsey Wm. H. Harris Jasper Gadberry Owen County

Workman's Compensation Law details in Indianapolis report

The May report shows 3,387 accidents under Indiana's Workman's Compensation Law with 1,497 cases under 14 days, 1,653 with no duration reported, and 91 percent under 14 days. Wages ranged from 3.00 to 65.00 weekly, averages about 14.75 for men and 7.46 for women. 18 fatal accidents and 74 dismemberments occurred. 1,308 cases paid 10,183.42 weekly with average 7.75.

Indiana Eith Coataining Found Ion and Steel

Red Men Plan Sagwa Tribe Centenial in Terre Haute

The Improved Order of Red Men announce a July 1 event in Terre Haute for Sagwa Tribe’s third annual celebration plus a July fourth Worthington gathering. A Saturday pageant depicts Indian attacks on settlers. Bloomfield and Staunton drill and compete for the chief’s degree. Yuba tribe elected Emerson Calvert Prophet and other officers.

Terre Haute Bloomfield Staunton Worthington Prophet Emerson Calvert Sachem Wm. Buckner Simon Reed

Fry Wins Judgment in Damages Suit Against Vandalia Rail

A jury awarded Fry $1,250 in the damage case Fry v Vandalia R R Co. The panel initially ranged from $500 to $2,500 before settling on the verdict.

Fry Vandalia R. R. Co

Wilson and Marshall Renominated by Acclamation

Trevlac town sale noted as a major Brown county real estate deal. Mrs. L. B. Calvert sold Trevlac to J. L. Turner for 14000, including 13 dwellings, two store rooms, a grist mill, hotel, and a large barn. Turner resold to Nashville Trust Company. The convention renominated Woodrow Wilson and Thomas R. Marshall by acclamation at St. Louis, with Bryan addressing and praising their platform and democracy.

Brown County Trevlac Calvert J. L. Turner Helmsburg Turner Nashville Trust Company Calverts Illinois Central Railroad Illinois Central Col. Calvert Treviac Frank Baugh Col Louisana Bloomington Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Thomas Riley Marshall Indiana St. Louis John W. Wescott Wilson Baltimore William Jennings Bryan Kern Jarmes Mr. Bryan America Bryan God

Local Marriage Licenses Recorded in Indiana Counties

Marriage licenses list couples across Marion Sullivan Jasonville Linton and Worthington. Notable entries include Schuyler Carmichael and Bessie Godfrey wed in Louisville Kentucky last week. Couples involve Raymond Johnson Marion and Josephine Lucas. Norman Pickett Sullivan and Nellie Grimes. Clyde Moody and Zada Maxwell. Benjamin Everwine and Theby Hodgette. Wm Wright and Blanch Armpriester. George Arbuckle and Gertie Strother. Wendell A Greismer and Mabel Rizer. James A Gunn and Minnie Wheatley. Ray B Dorward and Bess Bynum. Wm Cecil and Maggie Hamilton.

Raymond Johnson Marion County Josephine Lucas Linton Norman Pickett Sullivan County Nellie Grimes D. C. Roach J. P. Clyde Moody Zada Maxwell Bloomfield R. W. Fish Benjamin Everwine Clay County Theby Hodgette Jasonville Wm. Wright Blanch Armapriester Smith Township George Arbuckle Mitchell Gertie Strother

School Mate of Vice President Visits Bloomfield

Joseph Harrison a former Indiana Guards colonel and Columbia City resident, a schoolmate of Vice President Marshall, visited Bloomfield with Geo Ream and wives Ada Adkins and families. He telegraphed Gov. Ralston offering service when troops are called, with sons in or eligible for service.

Bloomfield Joseph Harrison Geo. Ream G. E. Ream Ada Adkins Harrison Columbia City Marshall Indiana Guards Ralston West Point

Case Against Fred Morgan Dismissed

The manslaughter case against Fred Morgan a drainage contractor of Vincennes was dismissed at Indianapolis on the recommendation of Mildred Hoeltka s parents who was killed at the Bluff road bridge near Indianapolis last November when struck by Morgans auto It was not thought Morgan was criminally liable as witnesses said the child ran into the road.

Fred Morgan Vincennes Indianapolis Mildred Hoeltka Bluff Road Morgan

Deaths: William Hagood Dies After Illness at Fairplay

William Hagood, 72, of Fairplay near Worthington, died last week after eight weeks of stomach cancer. He leaves a wife. Funeral services were led by Rev. T. J. Due and he was buried in Dixon cemetery.

William Hagood Fairplay Worthington T. J. Due Dixon Cemetery

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