Awards To Be Made For Red Cross Christmas Seals
Winners of the largest Christmas seal sale will be announced early next week. Five prizes were offered by local merchants including a umbrella, candy, a knife, a necktie and more. The thermometer at the Dream Theater Building tracks the rising sale, and the effort continues through the new year after a school break.
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Red Cross
Charles Eaken
Priczs
Swartz Dry Goods Company
John H. Spieth
Thomas J. Lindley
Man of Copper Realm Gives Seal Haul to Red Cross
Anthony Schofeld, a Missouri mine owner, buys and donates 94 000 Red Cross seals after recalling his daughter lost to tuberculosis and vowing to help prevent others’ suffering. He pledges to do his share despite his wealth.
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Anthony Schofeld
Missouri
Schofeld
Red Cross
Purdy Will Creates Trusts for Pets in New York
In New York on December 1 two trusts of 3000 dollars each are set up under the will of Mrs. William T. Purdy who died December 19 at her city home. The funds are for the care of her parrot Polly and her dog Hop Sing with beneficiaries instructed to provide ample comfort for the pets. The remainder of the large estate is to be divided among representatives.
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New York
William T. Purdy
Polly
Hop
Christmas Savings Club Sign Up At Citizens Trust Co
Advertises joining the Christmas Savings Club to save for any purpose including doctor bills coal bills interest insurance and more and invites readers to join at Citizens Trust Co.
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Christmas Savings Club
Citizens Trust Co
Do You Need a Job Ask Uncle Sam Says Wilson
Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson promotes a national employment bureau under the Department of Labor. The program offers free help to employers and jobseekers across the United States, with postmasters as agents and agriculture and post office departments assisting. Employment blanks will be distributed to postmasters and field agents to collect needs and available positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Wilson
Woman’s Home Companion Secretary of Labor
William
National Employment Bureau
Department of Labor
United States
Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
The Great American Conscription and Labor Shortage
In a piece from American Magazine, Ray Stannard Baker argues that wartime needs exposed America's reliance on European labor. He notes Chinese and Japanese exclusion, rising black landowners, and a shortage of educated workers leading to unskilled labor gaps. The result was halted industry, neglected city services, and a crisis in American civilization.
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Ray Stannard Baker
Pacific States
America
Christmas Savings Club Join Tonight at Citizens Trust
Notice invites the public to join the Christmas Savings Club this evening from 6 45 to 7 45 at Citi zens Trust Company as a convenient alternative to regular banking hours.
Death at Borden for Mrs Anna B Lemons
Mrs Anna B Lemons died at her home in Borden after a long illness. Born January 18, 1859 she was formerly Miss Anna B Russell. She is survived by her husband William Lemons seven children nine grandchildren and one brother.
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Anna B Lemons
Borden
William Lemons
Anna B. Russell
New Dam Plan Proposed for Ohio River At Dam 39
Government engineers propose a higher new dam across the Ohio River to avoid Madison construction. The 4,500 foot long structure would be 18 feet high with reinforced concrete and steel wickets, creating a navigable pool year round to Dam 39 at Carrollton and deepening the channel to the Kentucky river. The plan claims savings of about 1.06 million dollars and relies on a solid river bed at this site. Work may start in a year pending funds and War Department decision within sixty days. The canal walls and lock dam would also be raised to meet the new stage.
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War Department
Madison
Ohio
Carrollton
Kentucky River
Congress
Louisville
Central Powers Move Against Saloniki and Western Front
A Times dispatch from Athens says Germany and Austria will press Greece to yield Saloniki to the Allies, claiming Allied fortifications ruin neutral status. Reports also note German activity in the Dvinsk area and potential moves toward the Meuse, Saint Mihiel, and Drina regions as front-line pressure intensifies.
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London
the Times
Athens
Greece
Saloniki
Germany
Austria
Roumania
Balkan
Petrograd
Dvinsk
Drina
Flanders
Artois
Saint Mihiel
Meuse
Sunday Services With Rev Cotton at Local Church
Sunday School begins at 9 30 morning followed by preaching at 10 20 by Rev Dr Cotton of Louisville Theological Seminary. Evening service at 7 30 features Rev Cotton occupying the pulpit again.
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Cotton
Louisville Theological Seminary
Wesley M. E. Church Christmas Service Notice
Wesley M. E. Church invites all to regular services and a Christmas service on December 26 led by Pastor W. H. Riley with good music and a welcoming gathering for the community.
Change of venue sought in fatal bridge collapse suit
Andrew P. Hillenbrand executor of Margaret Hillenbrand's estate files suit in Clark Circuit Court against Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company Louisville and Northern Railway and Lighting Company Indianapolis and Louisville Traction Company and Interstate Publication Service Company He alleges a defective car failed to reach Indianapolis forced survivor to abandon at Edinburg and walk through mud causing illness and death on February 6 1914 with damages sought at 10000 and 5060 by Hillenbrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew P. Hillenbrand
Margaret Hillenbrand
Clark
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
Louisville & Northern Railway and Lighting Company
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
Interstate Publication Service Company
Louisville
Indianapolis
Edinburg
Advent Christian Church Services and Sermons
At Advent Christian Church Pastor W O Williams leads Sunday School at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 on The Cost of Salvation Loyal Workers meet at 6 30 led by Carrie Cockrill with preaching at 7 30 on The Punishment of the Wicked.
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Carrie Cockrill
Maple Street M. E. Church Christmas Cantata Feature
Sunday School at 9 15 a m public worship at 1930 a m and 730 p m sermons titled The Stream That Failed and Some Vital Reasons For Being A Christian Epworth League service cancelled Christmas Entertainment Saturday at 7 30 p m Public invited
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Epworth League
Enrollment for 1916 Christmas Savings Club Tonight
Enrollment in the 1916 Christmas Savings Club will be open for one hour tonight from 6:45 to 7:45 o'clock at Citizens Trust Company for those unable to visit during daily hours.
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Citizens Trust Company
Adv
Balkan and Alpine Fronts See Mixed Fighting and Moves
The narrative notes flood stage rivers and systematic bridge destruction as the French rebuild. Western fronts show mining bombing and air battles while Balkans pause except Montenegro Albania where Austrians Bulgarians press mountain warfare against King Nicholas and Serbians. A large Albanian Drin valley clash unfolds with heavy losses after Bulgarians cross river. Italians land 80,000 men and aid Serbian supply lines to the maneuvers.
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Balkans
Montenegro
Albania
Nicholas
Black Drin R
Christmas Savings Club Ad Encourages Membership
An advertisement urges joining the Christmas Savings Club to ensure funds for the holiday season. It warns against taking chances and slips, promising plenty of money for Christmas.
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Oll
Wall Street M. E. Church Christmas Exercises Planned
The Wall Street M. E. Church schedules Sunday morning 9 15 a special program led by Miss Maud Coleman with Christmas themes. At 1 15 pm men will form 30 three to five person teams for a canvass to secure pledges for 1916 church expenses and benevolence, starting at 1 20. Evening will feature canvass reports and personal testimonies with soprano Mrs Remond from St Louisville. Special music at both services. Epworth League meets at 6 30.
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Remond
T Louisville
Epworth League
H C. TaFollette
Park M. E. Church Sunday Schedule and Christmas Service
The Park M. E. Church outlines Sunday School at 9:15, preaching at 10:30, Junior League at 1:30, Epworth League at 6:00, and a 7:30 sermon. Next Thursday night the Sunday School holds its Christmas service at 7:30 with a short address by Matron Dollie TaDuke of Spokane. The weekly prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7:30.
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Epworth
Dollie TaDuke
Spokane
Wash
Chicago Training School
Three Indiana Reformatory inmates recommended for parole
The State Board of Pardons suggested parole for Floyr Beals from Elkhart December 16, 1913 for horse stealing. James Cooper of Scott County was also recommended for parole for forgery. The board asked Governor Ralston to commute Charles Roupe from Delaware County sentenced five to fourteen years for robbery. Otto Harris is to have his sentence revised to reflect conviction for theft and placed under the State Prison Trustees.
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Indiana
Otto Harris
Board of Trustees
Priso
Resignation at Ohio Falls Schools Prompts New Principal
Professor Claude B. McBride resigns as principal of the Ohio Falls schools. Professor Charles P. Crone assumes duties but will not begin active work until January. McBride will seek the Democratic nomination for Prosecuting Attorney of the Circuit Court.
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Claude B. McBride
Ohio Falls
Charles P. Crone
McBride
Circuit Court
James B. James Named Charlestown Postmaster
President Wilson confirms James B. James as Charlestown postmaster after a summer appointment replacing Joseph W. Morrow. Senate action aligns with ongoing federal appointments this period.
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Wilson
Senate
James B. James
Charlestown
Joseph W. Morrow
Burdock Blood Bitters Endorsed for Dyspepsia Relief
Advert says Burdock Blood Bitters aid indigestion and purify the blood. Recommended for dyspepsia and digestion. Sold at all drug stores priced at $1.00 a bottle.
Gasoline Price Promise from White Mfg Co Ad
Advertises GASO-TONIC product claiming gasoline at 3¢ per gallon, deters carbon, and promises dollar per hour profit with guaranteed sales. From White Mfg Co Dept 10 Cincinnati Ohio. Adv. 11-6.
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White Mfg. Co
Dept
Cincinati
Christmas Savings Club promises ready cash for purchases
An advertisement encourages joining the Christmas Savings Club to ensure 1918 purchases are financed, promising ready cash for holiday spending. The pitch stresses family budgeting and ease of paying for gifts through club participation.
Luke's Reformed Church Service and Canvass Schedule
Morning service at 10 30 in English. Christian Endeavor 6 45 led by T Graham Schimpff on How The Angels Christmas Song May Come True. Evening service at 7 30. Afternoon canvass to secure pledges for the coming year's financial support. teams meet at the church at 2 00.
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Christian Endeavor
T. Graham Schimpff
Christmas Savings Club entice women at Citizens Trust Co
Advertisement urges women to join the Christmas Savings Club at Citizens Trust Co as a reliable way to secure money for the holiday season. It emphasizes female readers and the club as a savings option.
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Citizens Trust Co
Suits Made to Order Window Display
Advertisement notes suits made to order with window display and guaranteed goods and workmanship. CONTACT A. R. Pfrinder 206 Spring Street.
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A. R. Pfrinder
Spring ST
Multiple suits and civil actions filed in Clark Circuit Court
Chester Bunnell sues Traction Company for 2000 alleging a motorman struck him on Spring near Chestnut as he walked to a business college. Other docket items include estate accounting, venue change, and a dismissal of separate damage claims against Bensinger Home Furnishings after an alleged assault.
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Chester Bunnell
Lucy A. Bunnell
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
Bunnell
Chestnut
Ackin
Kerwin Carroll
Catherine Quinn
Thomas H. Stradley
Carroll
Edwin
Raymond
Quinn
Indiana Avenue
Mary
Charles F. Fox
Carte C. Byrn
Windhell Burn
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Burn
Sis Four Bridge
Mulberry Street
Anna Koch
Lewis Koch
Lottie May Jackson
Grover C. Jackson
James W Fortune
James W. Fortune
Clark
Cross
George Hall
Robert Blunt
Scottsburg
Plainiff
Ethel Leseure
Frank Leseure
Bensinger Home Furnishing Company
Worthless Checks Tied to Charlestown Firm
Two bad checks passed on Charlestown merchants involve F G Ratts and Bro and F Ratts signatures. One for 14.60 paid to Harry T Wood Co electrical firm. the other for 23.00 to John C Lewis Co. Lamps were bought and sent to the interurban depot. No arrest yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Q O. Ratts & Bro
F. O. Ratts
Insulville
Pacts Brothers
Charlestown
Harry T. Wood Company
Tonnsville
John C. Lewis Company
Batts
de Pot
Lewis's
FL. Ratts & Bro
TRACKS OF 17 RAILWAYS IN CHICAGO STRIKE
Chicago reporters note thousands of freight cars clogging tracks of 17 railroads as 600 switchmen firemen and engineers strike on the Belt Railway of Chicago. G W Hanger of the Federal Board of Mediation pressed talks with strikers and officials while garment workers strike nears settlement. Police details are withdrawn as talks continue.
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Chicago
Chi Caco
G. W. Hanger
Federal Board of Mediation and Counciliation
Sidney Hillman
Garment Workers’ Union
Christmas Savings Club enrollment at Citizens Trust Co
The 1916 Christmas Savings Club will be open for enrollment tonight from 6:45 to 7:45 for those who cannot visit the bank during the day.
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Citizens Trust Company
Post Office to Stay Open Late Through Holidays
Postmaster James E Burke announced the office would be kept open nightly until 1 o clock next week and possibly longer if needed. No mail will be delivered on Christmas Day but carriers will work to distribute incoming mail as quickly as possible.
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James E. Burke
Clark Circuit Court Proceedings Overview
The Clark Circuit Court docket lists the plain tiff in each proceeding, detailing the court’s action on filings and case status as read in the record. The entry notes the court’s involvement in each case and indicates ongoing litigation processes at the local level.
Suit on note filed in Clark Circuit Court over 3864 debt
Dr. G. Frank Russell of Louisville sues James Colsher Amelia Colsher and William Knebelkamp in Clark Circuit Court. The note dated August 18 1910 seeks 400 dollars and foreclosure. Colsher owns a half interest in part of lot 118 with Knebelkamp as record owner. Mrs Colsher to answer on her interest. Request to reform mortgage description and foreclose.
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Clark
G. Frank Russell
Louisville
James Colsher
Amelia B. Colsher
William F. Kneberkamp
Colsher
Russell Sanitarium
South Thire Street
Knebelkamp
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Wesley M. E. Church
W. H. Riley
TRAC
Tion Companies
Advent Christian Church
W. O. Williams
Maple Street
M. E. Church
A. G. Becker
Pastor
Wall Street
X’mrs. Money
Luke’s Reformed Church
A.v
Ratts Bros
Signer
Clark Circuit Court