Senator Chamberlain Pushes Direct Popular Election Plan
In a discussion on reform, Senator Chamberlain of Oregon proposes amending the Constitution to elect the President by direct popular vote. The piece notes regional resistance, especially in the South, and reflects on the political tensions between the North and South over expanding federal power and altering the Electoral College.
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Pho
Chamberlain
Oregon
Pan
Mississippi
Senate
Tls
Mmedhe
Lewisclafien
South
Aioe
Weeteral College
Ib Ds
Debated Federal Control of Common Carriers
The piece discusses opposition to federal regulation of common carriers driven by states rights fears. It notes court rulings, especially Alabama, affirming limits on Interstate Commerce Commission powers and the possibility that ICC could be empowered only by Congress action. It mentions Republican platform calls for federal control regaining regulatory power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaurdlic
Congress
Alabama
Interstate Commerce Commission
Man with horse and buggy sells Stock Condition Powder
An advertisement offers a man over 30 with a horse and buggy for selling Stock Condition Powder in Clark County. Salary listed as $70 per month. Job location shown as 9 Industrial Building, Indianapolis Indiana. Advertisement date 12 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Indianapolis
Indiana
Brotherhood Address at St Lukes Sermon on The Great Game of Life
At the monthly meeting of the Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip of St Lukes German Reformed Church last night Rev Arthur W Creeks of St Pauls Episcopalian Church spoke on The Great Game of Life. He compared baseball to life, noting teamwork, persistence, achievement, and faithfulness as keys to success. He urged members to pursue purpose, stick to their tasks, and strive to advance in the Brotherhood.
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Brotherhood of Andrew & Philip of
St. Lukes Grerman
Arthur W. Creeks
St. Pauls
Poen Eaen
Peetiuly
Geinebe
Wheal Oan
Paris
Reltigion
God
Tao
Brotherhood weighs forming church basketball team plan
The Brotherhood discussed creating a basketball team with First Presbyterian Church to play Tuesdays at the Armory. If 30 season tickets are pledged, the group will cover expenses beyond ticket revenue. Those interested will focus on organizing the effort.
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First Presbyterian Church
Wic
P. Armory
Local Masons Headed to Indianapolis Meeting
Jeffersonville Masons including Chester C. Ferguson and others travel to Indianapolis to attend the Mystic Shriners gathering. John Gienger and John Best also went to Indianapolis yesterday. attendees plan to return home tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John Kinzer
Joho Do Snyder
Fiehiing
Sellersburg Boy in Trouble Over Revolver Theft
William Boyer of Sellersburg is called to Indianapolis to aid his son Harry Boyer a 24 year old department store employee arrested on a revolver theft charge The son denies the theft.
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William Boyer
Sellersburg
Indianapolis
Harry Boyer
Local News Emphasis Prompts Page 4 5 Shuffle
The Star directs readers to examine pages four and five for heavy advertising shifts and local news of interest. Readers are urged to scan all pages daily to catch items that may be moved between sections.
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the Star
Four Boys Placed In Juvenile Court For Unprovoked Car Assault
Charles Jackson, a motorman for Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction, forced to flee his streetcar after an unprovoked attack. Clyde Purdy William Kellis Pitman Wellis and Edward Crabbe s, colored youths aged 12 to 15, pleaded guilty this morning and were sent to jail for disposition. All have prior trouble. court will decide further action.
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Stonina
Charles Jackson
Ao Miotorman
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
Eafly
Stree
Jackson
Program Arranger Speaks At Admission Day Event
Celebration of Admission Day to be state wide will feature a program at the X of P Armory Monday night at 8. John Sehlafer directs with invocation by Rev. Henry Clip pinger Thode. The Stars and Stripes Forever played by Uiga School pupils under Prof. Alvin Voit. Captain Lewis C. Baird will deliver Early Days in Indiana. Miss Laila Cain reads. Wilmer P. Fox gives Address on Admission of State. Indiana chorus and audience sing America.
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X. of P Armory
Gelock
Eaele John Sehlafer
Henry C. Clippinger
Sousa
Uiga
Alvin Voit
Indiana
Lewis C. Baird
Laila Cain
Wilmer PT. Fox
Voit
America
Jeffersonville to observe State Centennial with city bell, whistle noise
Mayor Ernest W. Rauth endorsed a statewide plan to sound whistles and ring bells at 6:00 am next Monday for several minutes to mark Indiana's 100th anniversary. The action aligns with other cities and notes December 11 as the centennial entry date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Centennial Commission
Ernest W. Rauth
Jeffersonville
Hoosier
Magistrate Coward Charged Under Matrimonial Ordinance Dismissed
Magistrate Thomas Coward faced a charge for violating the city matrimonial ordinance after allegedly offering marriage services to a couple. The case, the first against a magistrate, was dismissed by Mayor Ernest W. Raulch, amid fines levied on others for soliciting couples and questions about constitutional rights.
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Thomas Coward
Jonas Co Toward
Wihkele
Ernest W. Raulch
Coward
Clyde Dobson
Edmenson County
Isabelle Bohannon
Highland Park Wid
Law World
New Officer Arrives at Jeffersonville Depot
Capt Edward No Macon arrives in Jeffersonville as assistant to the Depot Quartermaster. His arrival prompts shifts in staff, with Capt Rufus B Clark taking property duties and Capt Wylie King handling transportation. Major Theodore L Hacker, departing for Knoxville then Isthmus of Panama, bids associates farewell after 18 months at the depot.
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Edward No Macon
Jeffersonville
Washington
Macon
Government
Winthrop
Woodwits
Rufus B. Clark
Wylie
Panama
Hacker
Knoxville
Dream Theater Hosts Psychic Medium Madam Eske Tonight
Patrons urged to visit the Dream Theater to consult Madam Eske a noted psychic medium offering telepathy tonight and tomorrow She will answer questions on business finances domestic matters love and health A Thomas H Ince production Lieutenant Danny U S A is shown with a Fine Arts feature The Papers
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Eske
Thomas H. Ince
Danny U. S. A
Amelia Stallings Wins Judgment Against City Doles
Amelia Stallings is awarded 1650 dollars in a judgment against the City Doles of New Albany. The ruling records the claimant and the municipality as the involved parties and notes the payment amount.
Sale Of Seals Satisfactory In Jeffersonville
The Red Cross Christmas Seals sale in Jeffersonville, led by Miss Sue May Whiteside and chaired by several, progresses well. Ten thousand more stamps arrived from the Anti Tuberculosis Society in Indianapolis, bringing the total to 40 009 for the city. Merchants have pledged support, with Miss Mars Chippinger coordinating efforts among them and requests for more stamps noted. Mrs Wilmer TY Fox oversees seals with lawyers and physicians, Miss Jennie Tagerart appointed.
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Red Cross
Jeffersonville
Sue May Whiteside
Ceveral
Miss Whiteside
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Indianapolis
Miss Mars Chippinger
Wilmer TY. Fox
Jennie Tagerart
Visiting Week Programs At Local High School
Visiting Week opens as all schools welcome the public. A parade of speakers includes Attorney J J Taggart on Education and Character, H A Stevens on Education and Agriculture, H A Buerk on The Day's Work, and Major David C Peyton on Education and Industrial Efficiency. Visitors urged to tour Manual Training Drawing and Domestic Science departments.
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J. J. Taggart
H. A. Stevens
H. A. Buerk
New Albany
O. S. Reid
Louisville Public
David C. Peyton
Indiana
Multiple court actions and estate matters headlined in New Albany case list
A chaotic docket from Jeffersonville and New Albany covers verdicts and judgments in personal injury and administrative cases. It notes a $5,000 damages verdict for Mrs Stallings against the City of New Albany, plus funds distributed to five children of James Mukk Ried and details of various estate administrations and railroad-related suits.
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Aroelia Stallings
New Albany
SP Osel I
Dav
Edward €. Bennet
Lautisville
Pdtaga Traction
St Ane Tein
Mandan
Florence Clousech
Henry Mull
Dora Bufeanain
Grace Wentieds
Fire Atul
Henrietta Weir
Pravanian
Weir
Arden Township
Sellersburg Bank
James Civeer
Plaimuf
Pitttsbore
Cincinnati, Chicaso and
SE Louis Railroad Company
Staton
Ab. Jeger
George A. Scheer
Jeffersonville
Eliza Tautz
Oscar EF. Luiz
James W. Porcube
George Gaither
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Clark Circuit Court
Anders Rasmussen
Willard Wooodruft
Board of Commissioners of
Fleyd County
Glark
Coleet
Mattiekk. Crim
Arra
Crim
Rev Cartmell Returns From Washington County Meeting
The Rev. T. H. Cartmell, pastor of Trimannuel Baptist Church, has returned from Washington County where he led a highly successful revival. On Sunday night he will lecture on temperance.
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T. H. Carter
Trimannuel Baptist
Washington County
Carmell
Poultry Show Opens in Charlestown at Spriesterbach Hardware
The annual Clark County Poultry Show opened yesterday at Spriesterbach Brothers hardware store in Charlestown. The event drew little public interest and will run until tomorrow, when prizes will be awarded.
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Clark County
Charlestown
Spriesterbach Brothers Hardware
Proposed Rural School Bill Sponsored in Assembly
A rural school bill gains sponsorship in the Assembly. The measure would reopen and fund old school sites, raise salaries for teachers, and set licensing standards for all teacher classes. Stakeholders including superintendents and boards advocate for higher pay and improved education access.
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House of
Indianapedis Xesterias
Sehinoi Sotein
Peranan
Tore Pheid
Wanted salesmen acquaint with tende in Clark County
Advertisement from Stetson OH Co Cleveland Ohio seeking salesmen in Clark County. Promises fine opportunity to build a permanent profitable business and earnings potential about 1250 per month. Adv appears in December 7 issue.
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Tende
Clark County
Stetson OH Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Singer Sewing Machine Ad Highlights 1206y Model
An old advertisement promotes a Singer Sewing Machine 1206y from Singer Sewing Machine Company at 419 Spring Street as a potential Christmas gift. It emphasizes the device as a practical present for the season.
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Singer Sewing
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Spring St
Adv
Chine
Amalgamated Oil Co stock offer on ground floor units
Ground floor offer from Amalgamated Oil Co in Oklahoma City. 60 million dollar company with 100 percent dividends claimed. production starting now. Stock advertised at 1 cent per share with par value SI, $10 buys 41 000 shares. Advertisement ran November 25.
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BLY
Amalgamated Oil Co
Colcord
Oklahoma City
Okla
Saturday Special Sale Prices at Pfau Ark
In an advertisement for the Star issue Pfau promotes a Saturday Special Sale with home necessities priced well below prewar levels. The promotion urges readers to read the ad and take advantage of bargains offered during the limited sale.
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W. C. Pfau
Ark
Pere
The
Star
Christmas Store Ad Teases Gift Ideas for Him
A misread ad fragment invites readers to shop Mosers on page 8 for quality gifts for him. It urges readers to pick suitable items, promising value and Moeser’s guarantee, and pushes quick procurement for holiday needs.
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Motter
Euarantes
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Depot
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Dream Theater
Lircuil
Amelia Stallings
Doles
Edward €. Bennett
Traction Company
Cartmell
State Board of Education
Tranute
Srote Cres
Theo Ulens Assermiatjon
Prau
Chrismas Store
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