United States Demands Early British Change In Trade Policy
Washington dispatch reports the United States sent a formal note to Britain demanding an early improvement in British naval interference with American commerce. The note, prepared by Solicitor Cone Johnson, Robert Lansing, and Secretary Bryan with President Wilson's input, warns that continued detentions and seizures harm U S exporters and public morale. It seeks concrete information on Britain's stance to protect American rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Ambassador Page
Edward Grey
Cone Johnson
Robert Lansing
Bryan
Wilson
United Sates
France
Question of Postmaster at Utica Raised for Decision
The Utica postmaster appointment will be discussed soon with the arrival of a post office inspector. The chosen candidate is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Fraternal Notice Fragment With Names
Fragmentary notice references a fraternal group and individuals with ages and relations. Readable pieces name people and a local organization but specifics are obscured in the OCR. The item appears as a small public notice type fragment from a newspaper page.
Mrs. Carter Succumbs in Port Fulton at 46
Mrs. Julia H. Carter wife of river pilot Clarence Carter died at 1 30 am at 122 High Street Port Fulton after long illness from complications. Born August 15 1868 in Port Fulton she was the daughter of Benjamin and Julia Braun. Survived by husband two children Geo B Carter 10 and Mary H Carter 8 mother and four brothers William Frank John Edward Braun. Funeral from St Anthony's Catholic church at 10 am Thursday.
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Julia H. Carter
Clarence Carter
High Street
Port Fulton
Carter
Benjamin
Julia Braun
Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
Geo. B. Carter
Mary H. Carter
William Braun
Elizabeth
Pennsylvania
Frank Braun
Spring Street
John Braun
Edward Braun
Local Girl Weds Earl Miles at Parents Home
Miss Estella Kehoe and Earl S. Miles were married at 6 pm Monday in the Kehoe residence in Jeffersonville. Rev. Michael Halpin officiated. The couple plan an East trip then settle in Abingdon Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Kehoe
Earl
Miles
Earl S. Miles
M. J. Kehoe
Spring
Market
Michael Halpin
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Margaret Rowe
New Albany Harp'st
Washington, D. C
Old Point Comfort
Abingdon
Jeffersonville High School
Hanover College
Henryville
Iowa State College
Amis
Albert R. Miles
Marble Hill
Jeffersonville
Death Of Julius Louis
Julius Louis longtime Jersonville resident died at his home 334 Mechanic street from a complication of ailments at 6 25 am He was eighty three years old Born in Belpre November 7 1831 he came to the city as a youth He owned the four story Spring and Chestnut corner building and ran the Whetstone factory The funeral will be private from 317 Mechanic street at 2 pm Thursday conducted by Rev Block Burial in Walnut Hill cemetery He is survived by his second wife Sarah Wadsworth and two daughters Alice West and Fannie Rose plus several grandchildren brothers and a sister.
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Julius Louis
Jersonville
Mechanic Street
Mr. Louis
Belpre
Louis
Spring and
Chestnut Streets
Chestnut Street
Lou
Rebecca Perkins
Sarah Wadsworth
Mitchell
Ind
Alice West
Long Beach
Cat
Fannie Rose
Fresno
Cal
Louis Rose
Mary Rose
Carvro Rose
Orville J West
Susie Nell Baramore
Los Angeles
Richard Adams
Columbus
Ohio
L. A Louis
Centralia
J. B. Louis
Joty Chicago
Maria B. Timmonds
Rev Block
The
Baptist Church
Louisville
Walnut Hill Cemetery
Damages Sought in Eye Injury Suit Against Car & Foundry
Joseph Dansing sues American Car and Foundry Company in Clark Circuit Court for 95000 alleging breach of contract after an on the job eye injury. He claims he was offered 23 dollars and his medical bills to sign a release then was removed from payroll three weeks later.
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Laurant A. Douglass
T. O. Ne'son
Clark Creuit
Joseph Dansing
American Car & Foundry Company
Al'ezes
Reimer
Daning
Dansing
Death at Bethlehem Claims Eighty Seven Year Old Resident
William Martin dies suddenly at his daughter’s home near Charlestown at age 87. Richard Noth, a Clark County resident, dies at his Bechfener home after a faint health spell. Mr Nesl was a Swiss County native born in May 1897 and spent much of life in Dubthehem. Ten daughters and a son survive, including Tall Russel John Nash and Mrs Beto Miller. Nash was involved in Luzat on and gravel disputes over the Ohio River foreshore. He was a prominent litigant in the county and remained active in local business despite age.
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Richard Noth
Clark County
Bech Fener
Nes
Switzerland County
Dubtehem
Mies
Talla Russel
John Nash
Beto Miller
Ei Cf
Bethlehem
Nash
Oh'o
Thvs
Weather Forecast for Louisville Area and Indiana
United States Weather Bureau bulletin from Louisville Kentucky dated December 29 forecasts rain turning to snow for Indiana with much colder air and a cold wave. In Jeffersonville and vicinity rain clears tonight then becomes fair Wednesday with colder conditions ahead.
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United States Weather Bureau
Louisville KY
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Session to Convene with Clark Scott and Jennings reps
Dr. Floyd Parks will represent Clark Scott and Jennings counties in the State Legislature and Earl K Friend will attend a caucus in Indianapolis next week ahead of the biennial session.
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Floyd Parks
Clark, Scott and
Jennings County
Ear K
Friend
Indianapolis
Transcript Incomplete Delays Transfer in Brammel Murder Case
The transcript in the case against James Brammel charged with first degree murder is not yet completed in the office of Circuit Clerk Ballard. The prisoner will not be transferred to New Albany until the transcript is finished.
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James Brammel
Ballard
New Albany
Sudden death near Charlestown claims William Martin
William Martin, 73, died at home near Charlestown after a heart attack. He lived with daughter-in-law and granddaughter Ace Stricker family. survived by daughter Mrs Arnie Stricker and son Harry Martin of Jeffersonville, two brothers Marion and Ames Martin, and a sister. Coroner Cofn? M. Codts to hold inquest. Martin was born in the community. married Miss Elen Martin, who died 15 years ago.
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Wiliam Martin
Acnie Stricker
Charlestown
Startin
Martin Wee
John Martin
Elen Martin
Arnie Stricker
Harry Martin
Jeffersonville
Marion Martin
Ames Martin
Bunyantown
Explosion Wrecks Four Buildings at Hymera Indiana
An explosion in Hymera Indiana demolished three buildings including two saloons and a meat market with a fourth structure across the street wrecked. Flames followed the blast and over a dozen nearby buildings were damaged. Loss estimated at 20000 dollars amid police probing possible enemy action against the saloon owner.
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Hymera
Ind
Walker Wilson
Theodore Thompson
Emstrom
Wilson
Justice of the Peace
John T. Watson
Edward Kelly
Sulivan
Shelburn
Hig Responsibil'ty at Dream Theater Feature
A two reel Mutual movie "Hig Responsibil'ty" screens at the Dream Theater as part of the regular bill. Adv notice invites patrons to view the feature among other pictures.
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Dream Theater
Bill of Pictures
Russian Victories Reported in Carpathian Passes
British observers report progress of the war with Avtr'an official statements claiming Russia has regained control of the Carpathian passes and troop movements along the Austrian front from the Bata river to northeast of the Duka area.
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Tonien
Pec
Russia
Carpathian
Bata Rive
Duka
Judgment for Plaintiff Dagen Babar Dogg
A court grants judgment for the plaintiff Dagen Babar Dogg in the case presented. Details of damages, defendants, and procedural posture are not fully visible in the fragment. Further records would specify parties, jurisdiction, and remedy awarded.
Charity committee nears completion of annual hat drive
Readable fragments show a charity committee nearing completion of its annual hat drive campaign. No concrete names or dates are present in the legible text.
Fragmentary OCR Note Impedes Clear Summary
Jumbled text fragment includes partial words and numbers with no coherent event or entities to identify. Unable to determine persons, organizations, places, dates, or actions from the snippet.
Holders of Westinghouse Machine Stock to Sell
Pittsburg report says executors of the late George Westinghouse's estate have contracted to swap Westinghouse Machine Company stock for Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing stock at three to one. The $10,000,000 company was controlled by Westinghouse with other stockholders allowed to participate if they act before January 26.
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Pittsburg
George Westinghouse
Westinghouse Machine Company
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing ’Company
Westinghouse
Peices
Local Notice From Wervenville Meeting Held
A terse public notice records a meeting held in Wervenville on the 20th. It mentions a tentative timetable and references a temperance context without specific names or outcomes.
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Wervenville
Death of Pinkney Hughes at 30 years old
Pinkney Hughes a longtime guard at the Indiana Reformatory and later a worker for Indiana Manufacturing Company died at 19 15 Monday night at his mother’s home in Charlestown of arsenic poisoning. He was about thirty, survived by a wife and three children, his sister Grace Hughes and four brothers Reese Hal William Hughes in Charlestown, Richard Haztes of Connersville. Two brothers Robert and Edward Hughes are missing west.
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Mr. Hughes
Charlestown
Hughes
Grace Hughes
Combs'landg Telephone & Telegraph Company
Reese Hughes
Hal Hughes
William Hughes
Richard Haztes
Connersville
Robert
Edward Hughes
Snowstorm Halts Front Actions Across Much of France Front
A severe snowstorm across the Western Front largely halted fighting from Flanders to the German border. French and British forces pressed in the Argonne and near Ypres, gaining brief ground but most operations slowed by terrain and snow. The brief advances included a 800 meter trench area near Carency and Lens, while enemy positions remained largely protected by natural defenses.
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Abra
France
Sacay
Poe
Par’s
Nertien
Arras
Lens
Paris
Flanders
Argonne
Muelhausen
Neuport
Nieuport
Hollebeke
Carency
Champagne
One Cage of Smallpox Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes from Rheingr indicate a mention of smallpox cases and a terse health update, though details about location dates or official responses are unclear in the readable text.
Russian Car pathian holdings sink in North Sea mines
The 91 News reports that Pruth steamers Einara and Tem were sunk by mines in the North Sea as Russian forces control Carpathian routes and resistent enemies hold key waterways.
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Ca.t-91
Pru
Einara
Tem
Saa
Renovating Office Brings New Carpet to Judge Fortune
A handsome new carpet has been laid in Judge Fortune's private office at the Court House as part of renovations.
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Fortune
Court House
Postmaster Salaries Targeted By Readjustment Plan
A plan proposed by the Postmaster General and approved by the House Post Office Committee would cut the pay of postmasters tied to office receipts. The local New Albany office would see its salary rise from 2400 to 2600 dollars while other changes lower postmasters’ pay based on performance. The New Albany postmaster’s current pay would stay unchanged.
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Foeartiel
James E Burke
Wil
House Post Ofice Committee of Congress
New Albany
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England
Nal
Tony
Teli
Mrs. Carter
Port Ful
Ton
River Pilot
Rev. M. Halpin
Abingdon, VA
CAR Works
Heavers
Richard Nash
ING Health
William Martin
Weather Report
Asfafess
M. Riera
William
Martin
Wee Wa
State Department
Reocum
Belgium
T.rounees
Brussels
Anwerp
Trece
Ghent
Fock’ng
Ani Ung
Tertory
Kiau-Chau
Merantite
Peck
Ts'nz Tre Hut
Ussian
Ozzr
Carpathians
Dagen Babar Dogg Ont Ogg
Orm
Maronic
Pinkney Hughes
Battle Front
Rheingr
Qliee Coun
James E. Burke
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