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Connersville Times

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1916

Page

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Centennial Celebration Floats Planned Across City

A Cincinnati interior decorator H D Evans company will beautify Central avenue with pennants bands and decorative walls for the Centennial. Local utilities will supply free current for booths and displays. Tri Kappa will sell pageant copies to fund expenses and Fayette Sanitarium may receive remaining funds. Every factory will parade a float and close during the event.

H. D. Evans Company Cincinnati Evans Central Avenue Light, Heat & Power Company Hydro-electric Company Tri Kappa Sorority Fayette

Pauline Siebenthal to Direct Garfield Park Playgrounds

Pauline Siebenthal of Bloomington arrives in Indianapolis to supervise Garfield Park children’s playgrounds. A former Indiana University track star, she set the American shot put mark in 1915 and held the women’s pole vault record, with a noted career in field events and ties to Bloomington and Connersville communities.

Indianapolis Ind Pauline Siebenthal Bloomington Garfield Park Siebenthal Indiana University Childs Bloomington High School A. J. Siebenthal

Clio Club Discusses City Fountain Contract

A representative of a construction company met with the Clio Club to discuss erecting the ornamental fountain donated to the city for upper Central Avenue. HK A Eastman of Bedford led the talks aiming to finalize the contract. The gift's details were reviewed previously.

Clio Club Upper Central Avenue HK. A. Eastman Bedford Clio

Hughes Denounces German American Backing as Undiluted Americanism

New York June 13 Charles K Hughes Republican Presidential candidate declares support from German Americans is undiluted Americanism. He says his position and policy are American through and through and that backers are backing an out and out American stance. He spoke after dictating a statement to reporters.

New York Charles K. Hughes St. Louis Chicago Wilson National Democratic Edward F. Goltra Marshall Manigzer Fred H. Lynch Minnesota McCombs Norman I. Mack Bryan Wilkin I. Thompson Kansas Northan Tripseod Wilson Nonpartisan League Democratic Party

East Side Bids Open Soon for Indiana Avenue Road

Public interest runs high over paving plans in Harrison township and Indiana avenue. The city sets July as bid opening date while awaiting papers from the city attorney. Progress continues on Virginia avenue paving amid rains by Conner and Sherry.

East Side Hoberts Park Canal Harrison Township Indiana Avenue Fifth Street Conner & Sherry Virginia Avenue

Trial of Giles W Trask in murder case opens in Frankfort

Giles W Trask a wealthy Chillicothe farmer and elevator owner faces trial in the Indiana Circuit Court for the murder of Minerva Alive Evans known as Madam Rand a fortune teller famous across the state. The hammer killing occurred May 3 after Evans allegedly blackmailed him. Thirty four veniremen were examined before a jury was chosen.

Frankfort Ind Giles W.frask Cheleville Minerva Evans Madam Rand Trask

Horse Run Ends Scenic Run During City Delivery

James Hager driving a H. W. Jones grocery wagon had a runaway near Tenth Street and Grand Avenue. The wagon hit a water plug at Eighth Street but Park Cooley stopped the horse nearby. no damage was reported.

James Hager H. W. Jones Tenth Street Grand Avenue Eighth Park Cooley

Flying Arrow of Cars Heads for Shelbyville Trip

An auto parade led by the Commercial Club Boys' Band will depart Rushville tomorrow morning, urging all participants to assemble by 8:30 at the Auditorium. The procession aims to reach Shelbyville by noon with a luncheon and a band-led Play Day. Credit Bureau members in the Sixth District plan a 1:15 pm session.

Commercial Club Merchants’ Credit Bureau Shelbyville Rushville Credit Bureaus Sixth District J. C. Mount Carl Sherry Will Luking Clarence Wise Fred Neal Lexington J. G. Powell Basil Daum Dora Sherry A. JH. Leiter William Heeb Kk. PL Hawkins Charles DeMartin Fred Heeb Edward True J. K. Tingley Harry Smith J. M. Shade J. Oh. Mount William Thoms Kale Pest

Indiana University Class of 1916 Honors List

Mary Riemann is enrolled in the Honor Scroll at Indiana University Bloomington. The Class Day exercises ended with a campus reception by President William Lowe Bryan and faculty. The faculty announced bachelor of arts graduates receiving distinction and high distinction for 1916 honors, listing several names and hometowns.

I. U Bloomington Ind William Lowe Bryan Indiana University Faciulty Dorothy Bell Doris Hoffman Elsie Ning Union City Wiliam F. Maurer Mt. Vernon Diantel Mebane Mary Riemann Connersville Harry P. Schulty Affica Orla RR

Big Fire Destroys Mount Property in Crothersville

A major blaze in Crothersville Indiana damaged Crescent Milling Co hardware and feed exchange J E Mount hardware Hitz Hotel and Mary Woskom causing total losses near sixty thousand dollars. The flames began in the Mount Building and spread toward a gasoline tank, threatening the town of 1500 residents. James Mount and family ties to Connersville were noted in early reports.

Seymour And T. Crothersville Here Crescent Milling Company Hardware and Feed Exchange J. E. Mount Hitz Hotel Mary Woskom Mount

Swiss Officer's Verdun Report Sparks War News

Colonel Feyler, a Swiss officer, reports from the French front via Journal de Geneve that German troops are imprisoned for refusing Verdun assaults. He cites mass losses, details a renowned German unit reformed after early heavy casualties, and notes German soldiers resisting trench assaults.

London Feyler Europeda Journal de Geneve Germat Ison Verdun Prenca Krench Cermany Whamnders

City Court Crowded at Morning Session

Four men were arraigned before Mayor Braun in police court this morning charged with public intoxication. Mr. Wilson paid fine and costs. Conkle also paid the same amount. Harry Byron had drunk charges dropped and was released. A nameless man from Richmond was ordered to leave town within thirty minutes.

Braun Polices Court Wilson Conkle Harry Byron Richmond

Quakers Parade Celebrates Indiana Quaker History at Earlham

A large Quaker pageant titled The Quest for Freedom unfolded on Earlham College campus in Richmond Indiana. It marked Indiana’s centennial and highlighted Quaker history including Marsham College and the Underground Railroad. The event drew wide attendance and featured scenes from early Quaker life and emancipation efforts.

Richmond Ind Dunea Indiana Earlham College Marthint Sarbhan College Carolina Underground Canada Henry Chay Marsham College Friends’ Boarding School

Conscience of a Slip Of a Girl in Orpet Case

Josephine Davis a key prosecution witness shocked the court by admitting she lied earlier about Will Orpet. She testified she invented a tale to avenge Marian Lambert death and now expressed sincere remorse for the perjured statements. Prosecutors pressed to reconcile her current account with prior grand jury testimony.

Chicago Will Marian Orpet

Raging Eastern Front Push Across Ukraine and Balkans

Allied dispatches describe heavy fighting as Russian forces fend off German and Austro Hungarian offensives. Communications note advances near Ceernowite and Ceternawite with claims of captures and heavy casualties on both sides amid a broad eastern front drive.

London Virtus Diy Ore Gulf of Riga Bokhowina Boise Riga Chedasiohde Pripet Marsh Haakovina Risa Petrograd

Fight in the City Ends With Unnamed Fights

News reports a late afternoon street altercation in the city center. Everett Haas and Jarry Mee identified as principal participants, with Bart Jackson knocked down during the incident. Police were involved at the time.

Everett Haas Jarry Mee Bart Jackson

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Miss Siebenthal E. V. Hawkins RE. V. Hawkins Man Hughes Park Road Madam Rand Free Fair Mary Rieman Crothersville Loser J. J. Mount Total Ad. H. Mount J. Ke. Mount American Press Association Hapgood Goltrr Lynch Senator Thompson Riehl Quakers Earlham William Orpet Austen Army Commission Say Obseryvegsee Petrowrad Paris Jaume Pega ' Lagos Rat Tha Tessams Ceernawite Dolranestyee Oka Ceeronwitt Pie Hse Crernowite Sicbotas Westeraus Ted Ceernowitz
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