Republican Rally in Indianapolis Opens 1916 Campaign
A Blizzard delayed but did not deter a large Republican gathering in Indianapolis at the Murat Theater. Edwin P. Morrow and W. F. Humphrey spoke on unity and the ticket, with Wil Hays presiding and Charles W. Fairbanks hoped to attend.
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Indianapolis
Murat Theater
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Morrow
A. O. Stanley
W. F E. Humphrey
Congress
Washington
Wil H. Hays
Sullivan
Humphrey
Charles W. Fairbanks
Open Headquarters for Indiana Republicans At Hotel Severin
The Indiana Republican campaign progresses with multiple headquarters on floors two three and four of the Hotel Severin as delegates to the national convention are already being nominated. Will Hays Republican State Chairman delivers a rally speech at Murat Theater Indianapolis urging unity patriotism and progressive governance.
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Tcket
Hotel
Severin
Will H. Hays
Murat Theater
Indianapolis
Captain Walter McCaskey to Visit Depot Quartermaster
Capt Walter B McCaskey, ordered here as assistant to Maj Theodore B Hacker, Depot Quartermaster, is due from the East about January 10. He may stay until June then return to the regular army after serving in the quartermaster corps.
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Walter B McCaskey
Theodore B. Hacker
Regular Army
Quartermaster Corps
Annual Conference of Indiana Tax Officials Next Week
Erasmus T. Suze County Assessor is placed on an important committee for the fifteenth annual conference of the State Board of Tax Commissioners and County Assessors of Indiana to be held January 4 to 6, 1916 in the State House Indianapolis. The meeting will open with Governor Ralston’s address and will cover uniform assessments and property classifications.
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Erasmus T. Suze
State Board of Tax Commissioners
County Assessors of
Indiana
House of Representatives
State House
Indianapolis
Sage
Ralston
Fred A. Sims
L. R. Naferger
Funeral of William C Printy at Sellersburg church
Funeral services for William C Printy who died at his home near Sellersburg were held this afternoon at the Sellersburg Methodist Episcopal church.
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William C. Printy
Sellersburg
Sellersburg Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League Reschedules Meeting For Revival Start
The Epworth League of Howard Park Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its business meeting this evening instead of next week due to a revival to be started Sunday by Rev. Thomas A. Adams. The revival is planned to be protracted with services continuing for several days.
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Epworth League
Howard Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas A. Adams
Death notice for Patrick Carroll in Johntown steel mills
Mr and Mrs Peter Madden of the death of their nephew Patrick Carroll employed in the steel mills at Johntown Pa. It was stated his death was sudden.
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Peter Madden
Patrick Carroll
Johntown
Lost Pocket Book With Money And Passes
Lost pocket book containing a small amount of money and railroad passes, probably on Ohio avenue. Reward will be paid to W. B. Edgerton at 119 East 8th street.
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Ohio Avenue
W. B. Edgerton
East 8Th. Street
Apollo Basketball Opens Season With Bowling Green Visit
The Apollo Athlete Association hosts Bowling Green at the K of P Armory in the season opener. Local Hot Rocks face Broadway Stars of Louisville in the preliminary. Notables include Slew Jansing returning on a special train and Goke Arthur from Louisville.
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Apollo Athlete Association
Bowling Green Athlete Association
K. of P. Armory
Hot Rocks
Broadway Stars
Louisville
Apollos
Jansing
New York
Fatal Shooting in Onslow County Kin Case
Claud Suggs fatally shot his father in law John James in New Bern vicinity after an alleged attempt to shoot James's son. A posse pursued Suggs who surrendered at Jacksonville and was moved to Newbern jail to avoid a lynching amid strong local anger.
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Newbern
N. C
Onslow County
Claud Suggs
John James
Suggs
James
Jacksonville
Newhern
Knights of Pythias Elect Myrtle Lodge OffICers
Myrtle Lodge No. 19 Knights of Pythias elects officers led by George Patrick as chancellor commander and William J. Stirr as vice chancellor with Albert String prelate and Edward Cain trustee for three years.
Elected Officers Named for Sellersburg Lorge No 417 Pythians
Knights of Pythias Sellersburg Lorge No 417 announces its elected officers led by Benjamin Bey Sr as chancellor commander and William S Moore as vice chancellor John White serves as prelate with D S Allen keeper of records and seal James Huckleberry master of finance Louis Dold master of exchequer Lionel Dold master-at-arms A J Grafton inner guard Roscoe J Beyl outer guard and John A Smith as trustee.
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Sellersburg
Knights of Pythias
Benjamin Bey, Sr
William S. Moore
John White
D. S. Allen
James Huckleberry
Louis Dold
Lionel Dold
A. J. Grafton
Roscoe J. Beyl
John A. Smith
Infirmary Quarterly Report Filed for Charlestown County
The quarterly report by Joseph J. Carr, superintendent of the Charlestown county infirmary, is filed with County Auditor George W. Stoner and set for Board of County Commissioners review next Monday. The quarter opened with 52 inmates, 6 were received, 2 died, 2 left, leaving 24 inmates at year end. Boarding costs totaled $598. Ti.
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Joseph J. Carr
Charlestown
George W. Stoner
Board of County Commissioners
Mail Carriage Bids Sought for Interurban Route
Government notice asks for bids by January 2 1916 to carry mail between the New Albany post office and the Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Co depot. Plan would use interurban cars to meet five daily trains, improving speed and mail distribution.
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James E. Burke
Post Office
Washington
Louisville
Louisvile & Southern Indiana Traction Company
Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Burke
Here
Louisvle
Pennsylvania
Post Q
Travelers’ Protective Association of
WE. Stolzenberger
William E. Cox
Postoffice Department
Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Officers Elected for Wall Street Sunday School
Wall Street Sunday School elected officers at a meeting last night. Key posts include Superintendent L E Zimmer, Assistant Superintendents Homer M Frank and C N Wilson, department superintendents Ada Frank Percie Poindexter C N Wilson, general secretary Geo H Coleman, secretaries Ada Davis Allie Ogden Rachel Lauder, birthday secretary Rachel Lauder, cradle roll secretary Rachel Lauder, librarian Arthur Kelly, visitor Mrs Lena Scearce, Home Dept superintendent Mrs S G Wilkinson, organist Mrs Henry Coleman, pianist Ruth Jacobs Edith Woods, and orchestra director Albert Kellar.
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Wall Street
L .E. Zimmer
Homer M. Frank
C. N. Wilson
Ada Frank
Rachel Lauder
Arthur Kelly
Vistor
Lena Scearce
Home Dept
S. G. Wilkinson
Henry Coleman
Ruth Jacobs
New Schoolhouse at McCulloch’s Praised in Township Visit
Visitors praised the McCulloch township schoolhouse as splendid in every respect after a morning inspection. Trustee Charles White led tours while neighborhood women served lunch. Educators from Rose Hill and the Junior High spoke alongside Dr. Francis W. Johnson, Utica trustee, noting the up-to-date facilities.
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McCulloch
Charles White
Rolin M Baggerly
Rose Hill
James H. Scott
Francis W. Johnson
Utica
Brother aids search for stolen savings in Indianapolis
Nicholas Murphy travels to Indianapolis to help his brother George Murphy recover 1400 dollars stolen from the bachelor’s home on Christmas Eve. George, once of Lexington Indiana, kept money at his residence and suspects a thief. the loss shifts his view toward banks.
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Nicholas Murphy
Indianapolis
Geo. Murphy
George Murphy
Murphy
Lexington
Ind
Homer Smith excursion steamer starts 1916 season to Mardi Gras
The Security Steamboat Company announces the Homer Smith will launch its 1916 season with a February 26 departure from Pittsburg on a 4000 mile trip to New Orleans. The trip is featured in a 32 page illustrated booklet highlighting the Gateway to the South and Southern scenery.
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Security Steamboat Company
Homer Smiith
Howard Shipyards
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Pont Pleasant
W. Va
Bids Sought for Jeffersonville Mail Run to Louisville Depot
Notice to bidders invites proposals to carry mail between the Jeffersonville Indiana Post Office and the Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company Depot on West Court Avenue. Bids due 3 PM January 2, 1916, covering five daily train meet transfers. Proposals addressed to the Postmaster, Jeffersonville Indiana. Adv. 12-30-15.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
West Court Avenue
Layoffs Hit Local A C & F Plant Over Steel Shortage
Within days a large number of men at the American Car and Foundry Company's local plant were laid off due to inability to secure steel for active work. The plant had a contract with the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, but no start date is indicated as the cars are steel construction and this is the first project of that type. Other A C F plants nationwide face the same issue.
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American Car & Foundry Company
Ork
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Esewhere
Mayor Announces 11 Appointments to City Education Board
New York December 30 Mayor Mitchs names eleven appointees to the Board of Education. William Wirt of Gary Ind named as adviser to replace William H Maxwell as City Superintendent of Schools. Plans include military instruction for all public school pupils.
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New York
Mitchs
Board of Education
William \. Wirt
Gary
Ind
William H. Maxwell
Meeting of stockholders at Jeffersonville Library 1916 directors
There will be a meeting of the Stockholders of the Jeffersonville Township Public Library on Monday Jan 3 at 4 PM at the Library to elect a Board of Directors for 1916. Mary K Voigt Secretary Adv 12-29-18.
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Jeffersonville Township
Mary K. Voigt
Austrians Lose Naval Force in Adriatic Encounter
Paris dispatch reports two Austrian torpedo boat destroyers destroyed after attempting bombard Casteloriza Casteloriza in the Aegean. An Austrian division from Cattaro attacked Lurazzo, but allied ships countered. one destroyer struck a mine, another was destroyed by fire, and the remaining also retreated.
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Paris
Casteloriza
Kasteloryzo
Aegean Sea
Rhodes
Gulf of Adalia
Castelorias
Sind
Castelorizo
Tukevr
Asia Nor
Funeb
French Marine Department
Havng
Cattaro
Luraczo
Tika Endoun
Triglay
Rearranged watch night service due to Dr. Steele illness
Due to the illness of Dr Festus A Steele superintendent of the Seymour district the watch night service at Wall Street Church is rearranged. The program starts 7 20 p m with the quarters conference led by Rev C H Pinnick. A sermon by Rev John E Walker follows at 8 45 p m. A social hour at 9 30 p m and hymn service at 10 45 p m. Rev Wylie recounts The Story of the Other Wise Men at 10 30 p m. Prayer at 11 45 p m focuses on the new year with Rev Panick. Silent prayer at 11 50 p m and the service ends at 12 00 with mutual wishes.
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Festus A. Steele
Seymour
Methodist Church
Wall Street Church
C. H. Pinnick
Park M. F
John E. Walker
New Albany
Wylie
Henry van Dyke
Panick
Appeal to Inner Man from Jeffersonville Canning Co
A New Year's greeting and advertising push from the Jeffersonville Canning Company promotes its Made in Jeffersonville line and Best brand canned goods. The campaign urges grocers and consumers coast to coast to support local canning, highlighting sanitary packing and daily operations.
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Jeffersonville Canning Company
Jeffersonville
Jefersonville
Jeff Cannin, Co
Weather report for Jeffersonville and Indiana
Continued cloudy and unsettled with probable light rain tonight and Friday. Indiana forecast calls for cloudy skies with possible local rain or snow tonight and Friday.
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Jeffersonville
Indiana
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