California Legislature Battles Foreign Property Law
The document reports on California and Japanese government tensions over a law barring aliens from owning real estate, with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan urging delay. It credits Prosecutor Charles Brown for steady county-level justice and endorses his determined pursuit of wrongdoing, urging local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lersons
California
Sbassador
Wachingtau
Thas Atoen
Wisfornia
Wilson
Sidce Ryan
Iran
Caifornia
Giliven
Jaan
Foum
Tien
Seaie
Governa
Boon Senta
Bryan
Hive
Gong
Lee
Mi Artoop
Prom
Wiley
Notst
Japan
Ida Powell Guilty in Robbery Case at Perry Court
Ida Powell of Dunnellon was found guilty in Perry circuit court of robbing Ed Newton of Kentucky of 47 dollars. She and Kendall were jointly charged. upon Powell’s conviction Kendall reportedly confessed. Prosecutor Cc T Brown led the state's case. Powell, aged as stated, may become the county’s first woman sentenced to prison with a term from seven to fourteen years at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Cannelton
Perry County
Mr. Brown
Cannelton Enquirer
Ida Powell
Dunnellon
Perry
Ed Newton
Kentucky
Kendall
Powell
Cc. T. Brown
Wing
Lincoln
Sion
Indianapolis
Rawford County Democrat
Mothers Day Observed by United Brethren Sunday School
The United Brethren Sunday School will mark Mothers Day next Sunday morning May 25 with music and recitations and a sermon by Rev Taylor on A Mothers Infidelity. Evening services at Tau PLM will feature a male quartet and Rev Taylor on The Silent Partner. An exchange notes the preacher faces constant criticism and jokes about his age experience family and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Sunday School
Taylor
Tau
Plm
Cardui praised by Mrs. Minnie Lamb in Lebanon Jet
Mrs Minnie Lamb of Lebanon Ky credits Cardui with saving her life from dangerous spells. The advertisement declares Cardui a safe herbal remedy for women’s ailments and notes it has been successfully used for over fifty years. Available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Jet
Minnie Lamb
Adv
Local infant Charles Edward dies at two weeks
Charles Edward two weekly old son of Mr and Mrs Charles EK Allen died at home last Thursday. Buried Friday in Hurst town cemetery. Rehoboth Church trustees plan repairs and painting. C K R Liebert of Alberta sent £5 to a trustee for the work. Many thanks Charley NAX.
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Charles Edward
Charles EK
Allen
Hursttown Cemetery
Rehoboth Church
Rehoboth
C. K R. Liebert
Alberta
Canada
J. ©. Liebert
Death of Former Resident Sums Up Sunday School Convention
Anna Gartner wife of James T elHoet died Sunday May 10 at her Wellington Kansas home after long illness aged seventy. Burial was at Wellington. She was born Corydon later New Albany and remembered as Miss Anna Gardner. Widowhood fifty two years. one daughter predeceased. Several local residents and visitors noted. Sunday School conventions planned in Webster and Taylor townships with Dr. O W Hottle and Jacob Schneider to attend. Public invited.
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Anna Gartner
James T. elHoet
Welington
Kansas
Wellington
Iliot
Corydon
New Albany
Anna Gardner
Richard I
Arthur
Renn Elliott
Webster Township
M. I
New Middletown
O. W. Hottle
Jacob Schneider
Rosewood Charted
Taylor Township
Nex
Severy
Sehoni
Jeff Cunningham
Quarry Accident Claims Life of Marengo Worker
Creorge Deal, age forty, fell sixty feet from a ledge while operating a steam drill at a Marengo quarry last week. He suffered broken arms, bruises, and internal injuries, dying within hours.
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Creorge Deal
Marengo
Birthday gathering marks 48th for Joseph I Brengman
On May 11 about seventy five people convened at Joseph I Brengman home to celebrate his forty eighth birthday with baskets and family present. Attendees included Charles Toler Joseph Brengman Straud Toler Will Cline Leander Bottles Harvey Baxley and many others. Guests extended wishes for many more happy birthdays. One who was there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph I. Brengman
Charles Toler
Joseph Brengman
Straud Toler
Will Cline
Leander Bottles
Harvey Baxley
George Fry
Lafe Brengman
Ezra Weller
Francis Hottel
Harvey Hottel
Eli Mathes
Perry Windell
Artie Shaffer
W. I. Miller
Valentine Cline
Tom Hisey
Roscoe Toler
Mr. Brengman
Local Social Notes and Obituary Clippings
The moving picture show of Ira Dick drew a large crowd last week. Jacob Rheinhardt and wife visited Jake Elwanger and family. Miss Violet Bridgeman spent Friday night with Miss Gertrude and Miss Anna Conrad. Mrs Mayme Durban of New Albany visited her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Walker. Mrs Dorthula Bowman wife of David Bowman died near Crandall last Wednesday and was buried Friday. The funeral was led by Rev White of Georgetown.
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Ira Dick
Jacob Rheinhardt
Jake Elwanger
Violet Bridgeman
Gertrude
Anna Conrad
Mayme Durban
New Albany
Chas. Walker
Dorthula Bowman
David Bowman
Crandall
White
Georgetown
Smallpox Quarantine Hits Laconia Family
Mr and Mrs Noale Beanblossom of Laconia are under quarantine after contracting smallpox. Several weeks of cases have occurred in Heth township, but these are the first in Laconia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noale Beanblossom
Laconia
Heth Township
Wedding Soon Hursttowan Observed and Crop Notes
Hursttowan prepares for a wedding as Albert Eaton improves. The strawberry crop looks favorable despite dry weather. Rev John Rask preached an alie sermon Sunday night at this place. Wheat heads out and harvest expected in about three weeks. Miss Lucile Hausel, lately in Corydon, returned home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Albert L Gordon of Corydon visited William Hansel’s family. Stoy Davis of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co visited his parents here. Mr and Mrs William Elwood of Louisville visited Elwood’s mother. she remained in Corydon to stay a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rask
Lucile Hausel
Corydon
Albert L. Gordon
William Hansel
William Elwood
Louisville
Mr. Elwood
Mrs. Elwood
Shuck's Corner Farmers Plant Corn as Weather Wows
The community notes planting progress at Shuck's Corner and describes visitors from Louisville and Kansas stopping by families including Roudenbush and Williams. A newborn, Leonard Roudenbush, met his grandfather, and William Sturms lost a wagon when his team ran away but sustained no injuries.
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Peter Williams
Daughers
Kansas
Sarah Farnsley
Leonard Roudenbush
Jacob Roudenbush
George Roudenbush
William Sturms
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Petit
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Boston
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Knox
Tiger
Lug
James T. Ellott
Rosewood Taylor Township
Kan
New Salinsbury
Deweese
Kate Griggs
Ixate Schang
J. 2. Iscerling
Anna Wenning
Morgan Township
Ora Adamson
Grace Adams
Elizabeth Walk
Mrs
David Stevens
Falls Cities
J.P. Isteling
Virgie Deweese
State Normal
Terre Haute
James Davis
Mt. Ayr,ind
Joseph Hoehn
Anna Young
Edward Hahn
Silas Bringle
Samuel Hawkins
West Baden
Mac Ellis
Greenville
Janes Ellis
George Diedrich
Henry Maag
George Raake
J. H. Dannreathe
Otto W. Young
Zoar
Hursttowan
Albert Eaton
Stoy Davis
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Shuck’s Corner
the Democrat
James Johnson
R. E. Williams
Maggie Deatrick
Clarence Day and Family
J. Roudenbush and Family
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