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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1917

Page

3

Hung jury slows Rawlings vs Louisville Cement case

The High Court case from Clark to Floyd then Harrison counties ended with a nine juror deadlock after three days of deliberation. W. T. Rawlings claims floods damaged his crops due to a dam built by Louisville Cement near Sellersburg. The suit seeks 2500 in damages and reflects two prior hung juries.

W. T. Rawlings Louisville Cement Company Harrison Clark County Sellersburg Floyd County Plaintff James Bottorff Jeffersonville Stutseenburg & Weathers New Albany Habermel & Jones Corydon Jonas G. Howard George H. Hester John W. Ewing Chas. T. Brown English Wilgon & Self

Patriotic duty drives Indiana county organize effort

Rev M A Cossaboom and three others tour Cass Miami Wabash and Fulton counties to organize patriotic services as part of a statewide drive by twenty three four man teams. Meetings set from Logansport to Rochester with Corydon report featured elsewhere in the issue.

M. A. Cossaboom Corydon Christian Church Cass Miami Wabash Fulton Indiana Frank Self Lew M. O’bannon W. H. Hays Frank C. Daily State Council of Defense Indianapolis Joe Bender Rev. Cassaboom Harrison County Floyd Falton Rev. Cossaboom Logansport Peru Rochester Corydon The Democrat

Von Bernstorff Seeks 50000 to Influence Congress

Publicized telegram reveals German Ambassador Von Bernstorff asking for fifty thousand dollars to sway United States Congress. Lansing released the cable, accusing Bernstorff of plotting to off er Mexico border alliance and provoking a war with Japan. The article notes Germany’s wartime conduct has spurred seventeen nations to declare war.

von Bernstorff United States Congress Germany Lansing Bernstorff Hig Mexico United States Japan Wilson

War relief fund donations and sale notice

All members may donate to the K of P war relief fund via M of F H J Friediey on or before next Thursday evening the 27th. For sale one good second hand buggy by J Webb. 026-2.

K. of P. War Relief Fund H. J. Friediey M. of F J. Webb

Local families gather for visits and farm chores

Lottichs Corner farmers work corn and wheat while Miss Stella Spath returns from visiting Miss Clara Spath in New Albany. Neighbors from Macyville Laconia and Louisville join in Sunday visits with Edward Houser family and others, sharing news and chores.

Stella Spath Clara Spath New Albany George Hottle Macyville Chas, Bryant Laconia Jeffersonville Edward Houser Susan Macy Lee Parker Kansas Wm. Hiser Hollis Joseph Duncan Burn Blackman Lew Taylor Smith Winfield Blackman John Johnson Francis Mattie Cunningham Lawson

Red Cross Yarn Shortage Delays Soldier Knitting Effort

Miss Blanche Ridley, chairman of the American Red Cross knitting committee for the county, faces yarn shortages delaying socks and sweaters for soldiers. A Sept 19, 1917 letter from C L Root explains government demand limits factory supply and promises prompt attention when shipment arrives.

Blanche Ridley American Red Cross Knitting Committee Lake Division Ohio Indiana Kentucky Cleveland American Red Cross Corydon Ind Mada Garfield Washington Express C. L. Root Bureau of Supplies

Women needed to sew at Corydon graded school

Miss Blanche Ridley requests help to recruit more women for sewing at the Corydon graded school building. The work-room houses several sewing machines and interested women should report to Miss Ridley to volunteer time.

Miss Ridley Corydon Blanche Ridley

Poison Plot Report A German Suspect in Willis Kansas

Miss Gertrude Wiley reports a case near Horton Kansas where a German sympathizer or spy was poisoned at a farm house dinner. A threshing crew alerted by a child watched the stranger, who refused to eat, then was forced to eat the beans and died two hours later. The community notes heightened caution in hiring strangers. Harry Markel buys a farm west of Corydon and ancillaries nearby.

Gertrude Wiley Arkansagy City Horton Kananas J. F. Jones Willis Kansas Miss Wiley

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Zachary Taylor Harry Brown Victor Walters United States Navy F. M. Bartley Harve Engleman Congress P’s Lottich’s Corner Guss Pearson Wm Johnson Jr Mr. Pearson Red Cross Harry Markel Milltown Jacob Huntsinger Mr. H. Haa
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