Judge Shackelford Miller Sought for Supreme Court Seat
Louisville Times reports supporters are pressing for Judge Shackelford Miller of Louisville to be named to the U S Supreme Court to replace the late Justice Lurton. Miller serves his first term on Kentucky Court of Appeals and is brother to Mrs. C W Cook and Nev Miller.
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Louisville Times
Shackelford Miller
Louisville
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Lurton
Miller
Kentucky Court of Appeals
C. W. Cook
Nev Miller
Carranza Rejects Carbajal and Demands Unconditional Surrender
Carranza refuses to deal with Huerta's proposed foreign minister Francisco Carbajal and notifies the United States he will not mediate with Huerta's delegates. He is determined on occupying Mexico City by force and seeks unconditional surrender.
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Mexico
Huerta
Francisco Carbajal
Carranza
Carbajal
United States
Mexico City
Thornton to Push Filtration Plan at State Health Board
M C Thornton representative for Floyd county will travel to Indianapolis Wednesday for a State Board of Health meeting to push steps to compel the New Albany Water Company to build a filtration plant. He will address the board and is a Democratic candidate for State Senator for Harrison and Floyd Counties. Elizabeth ee Frigsley of New Amsterdam died after a long illness at age sixty eight. She leaves a husband James Henry Frigsley and six children. Funeral held at M E church New Amsterdam with Rev Ralph Pearson officiating. Buried in the local cemetery. Crimson Clover seed advertised by W H Bullett & Sons at 1152
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M.C. Thornton
Floyd County
Indiana
Indianapolis
State Board of Health
New Albany Water Company
Thornton
New Albany Public Press
Mike
New Albany
Harrison
Floyd
Elizabeth Ee
James Henry Frigsley
New Amsterdam
M. E
Ralph Pearson
Pfrimmer's Chapel Holds Ninth Annual Sunday School
Pfrimmer's Chapel held its ninth annual Sunday School celebration in the grove near the church last Thursday. Twelve Sunday Schools were represented with songs recitations and speeches. Speakers included Rev S McVey Dr J W Harbaugh John H Heth and Rev M A Cossaboom of Corydon. Heth spoke on the Zurich World Sunday School convention. The group is described as vigorous Christian workers advancing Harrison county in Sunday school work.
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Pfrimmer’s Chapel
the Grove
S. McVey
Pfrimmer
Corydon
Heth
Zurich
Switzerland
Harrison County
Allstars to Play Jeffersonville at Fair Grounds
The All-Stars selected from local Sunday school teams will face Jeffersonville's team Thursday afternoon at the Fair Grounds. Gates open at 1:30 with admission of 15 and 25 cents. Jeffersonville brings a quartet to sing several new songs during the event.
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All-Stars
Jeffersonville
Fair Grounds
Simcox Family Notes From Columbus and Nearby Visits
In Columbus today a light rain fell as James Simcox visits his brother. C G Hunter forecasts a good corn year. Edith Simcox contemplates returning home soon to stay for a while. Charles W Simcox and his wife discuss visiting Harrison County in the near future. Wid Lovelace operates a large express wagon.
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James Simcox
C.G. Hunter
Wid. Lovelace
Edith Simcox
Charles W. Simcox
Harrison
Cardui praised by Sevierville woman in testimonial
Mrs Martha Hown of Sevierville Tennessee reports using Cardui cured her after six months of incapacity. She says it restored her ability to do housework and that doctors failed but Cardui saved her life. The ad claims Cardui benefits headaches backache and female weakness and offers it for $1.
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Sevierville
Tenn
Martha Hown
Cardui
Eye specialist to visit Corydon clinic on Friday
Dr J A Hottell an eye specialist will be at Dr Meyer's office in Corydon this Friday July 17. Eyes will be tested free and callers should arrive early. A prior item notes a June 27 find in Corydon of a package containing a red necktie and two collars with potential finder submission at the Hub.
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J. A. Hottell
Corydon
Progressive ticket nominated by Harrison Township Committee
The Harrison Township Progressives convened at the courthouse and nominated a township ticket with James H. Black as Trustee Fred G. Messler as Assessor an advisory board including C. A. Hisey W J Sieg and Henry Grable justices F M Bartley W G Rhodes and Geo H Mader constables Fred Saulman Roy Kitterman Marion Reas road supervisors Ed Gutnecht T J Elliott David Danner Dan McCallum Dr Z C Wolfa elected Chairman and Dr F A Ulen Secretary A house fire near Greenville Floyd County destroyed Monday night leaving nothing behind
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Harrison Township
T. J. Elliott
Sam P. Fisher
A. J. Watson
W. 4. Rhodes
A. G. Watson
Court House
James H. Black
Fred G. Messler
C. A. Hisey
W.J. Sieg
Henry Grable
Ed Gutnecht
David Danner
Dan McCallum
Z. C. Wolfa
F. A. Ulen
Rain and Lightning Trash Corydon Area Causes Barn Losses
Heavy storms across Harrison County brought rain to some townships while sparing others. Three barns burned by lightning near Franklin and nearby settlements caused major losses, with crop and livestock damage and two girls severely shocked. Insurance did not cover losses. Cow killed northeast of Corydon by a lightning strike as residents suffered injuries and outages.
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Franklin
Posey
Taylor
Webster
Moone
Heth
Morvan
Scott Township
Corydon
John Litch
Franklin Township
James Doll
George
Watter Denbo
Denbo
Doll
Denbo Brothers
Litch
Harrison County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Louis Quebbemas
Gladys Brengman
Joe Brengman
Miss Brengman
Katie Hempling
Anthony Windel
Corydor
Wm. Daniel
Georgetown Chooses New Postmaster from Applicant Ranks
A Georgetown citizen letter reports the selection of a new postmaster. John E Sims topped earlier exams, L R Sappenfield placed second, Ivan Tyler and Tom Keible tied for third, with Homer Buley and Walter Dewee also noted. Sappenfield will assume the post.
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Georgetown
John E Sims
L. R
Sappenfiel
Ivan Tyler
Tom Keible
Homer Buley
Walter Dewee
Sappenfield
Sims
Ohio miners plan return to work after wage rise proposal
About twenty thousand miners previously unemployed due to a dispute with their employers in Ohio are set to return this week as mine owners push for higher wages. The move follows talks and plans to adjust pay in the industry.
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Ohio
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