Indiana Bill Proposes Woman Suffrage and Enfranchisement
A bill to grant women the right to vote is to be introduced in the legislature. The measure would extend suffrage to women across state and local offices, including township and city positions, and would require approval by a majority of electors in municipalities.
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Trelang
Ilinwis
Gach
Preslev
Supreme Court
Poitean
Statistics
Cepori
Curt
Prehcte Court
Favorite Court
Courty Council
Tovveshin
Tewneh’p Assersor
Indiana
General Assembly
State of
Thie
Apollo Team Falls to New Albany YMCA in Narrow Defeat
The Apollo basketball team lost to New Albany YMCA 23 to 18 in New Albany. Jan Sing did not play. lineup included Gilmore, Howse, Scott, Stephens, and Veit. The loss followed strong team defense and scoring by Menséricks, Scott, and Hepips, with upcoming games against Christ Church and The Rocks.
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Apollo Circ Fe
Weet
New Alge
Beny
New Albany VY. M C. A
Wacom
Anellos
Jansing
Apollo J. Gilmore
Howse
Scott
Tentricks Hopkins
Stephens Veit
G. Clip
W. Gilmore
Fawcett
Menéricks
Stephens J& Scott
J. Gimere
Fred Tohvans
Tentdieks
Wepkins Toont
The
Apelles
Christ Church
Neinnatl
Pigaven
Senten
Opothus
Celéom
Joe
Lincoln Birthday Observance Closes Banks and Post
Lincoln Day holiday prompts First National Bank and Citizens Trust Company to close all day. The Post Office will observe part day with limited mail service and a single daily carrier delivery. General delivery windows stay open until 11.00.
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Lincoln
Indicns
First National Bank
Citzens Prust Company
Post
Luncheon By Wesleyan Circle Planned At Wall Street Church
A Wesleyan Circle luncheon is scheduled this Friday at the Wall Street church parsonage. Special exercises are planned and will feature a program after the public and private social functions held at several local school buildings.
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Wall School
M. FE
Cigele
Has Indiana National Guard Legal Status Questioned
The Indiana National Guard faces questions of local status and eligibility for federal funding. The 1908 militia act requires 65 officers and men per company, but many militia units fall short. Reports say Fyensville Company and others struggle to recruit to the federal standard.
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Indiana National Guard
Aldlburn
Fyensvile
Makce Gstremuvius
Jefferson Theater Matinee With Special Ousting Foster Key
The Jefferson Theater announces a Friday afternoon matinee with a special after the regular show and an omission of the foster key due to injuries to Robert Leonard. Saturday offers the usual matinee and show with five cent admission.
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Foster Key
Robert Leonard
Runaway June Serial Shown At The Dream Theater
The biggest story in two decades runs on film at The Dream Theater every Thursday. The Star prints the story first daily by arrangement with Manager Walker. Subscribe now or buy back numbers at the office. Runaway June appears on Page 5 of this issue.
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Dream Theater
Star
Walker
The
Dream
Dan
Turkey Killing Tops Reported Damages in Redport
Redport Indiana reports show lawless dogs killed 16 turkeys, eight sheep, 45 geese, 13 chickens, and seven ducks. Total losses cost the county 318.69 dollars, while dogs tax revenue totaled 2,326 dollars leaving a net balance of 1977 in the black.
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Redport
Ind
Reid Forgery Trial Proceeds Amid Insanity Defense
Clark Circuit Court heard evidence in the Edward J. Reid forgery case as the jury was instructed to return a verdict of guilty. Prosecution argued lack of mental derangement and presented testimony from Drs Flynn and Varble about memory lapse and cocaine use while defense highlighted possible memory issues and Reid’s past injuries. A key witness, Raymond Perry, linked Reid to a bank check scheme on December 18, leading to Reid’s arrest after a pursuit through Spring Street and Chestnut.
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Edward J. Reid
James W. Fortune
Warren B Allison
Clark Circuit
Edward N. Flynn
Marshall Warbte
Chicago
J. Reid
seNen
Warren Alifson
Flynn
Reid
Dr Varble
Varble
Jall
Red
Raymond Perry
Spring Street
Chestnut
Market
Perry
First National Bank
Willacy J. Schwaninger
Sping and
Chestnut Streets
Herbert M. Swarsen
First National Bank of Louisville
James J. Miller
Willacy J. Schwanimeer
Quinno
Ohio Avenue
Jack Kehoe
Wall
Chcit
Henry Hokamp
Mary Fuchs
Republican banquet to be held at Louisville Hotel
The Lincoln Protective League of Louisville invites Republicans from Louisville New Albany and Jeffersonville to a Republican banquet at the Louisville Hotel tomorrow evening. George B Lockwood of Muncie Ind editor of the National Republican will be chief speaker with several Kentucky Republicans on the program. Seats by notifying A S Bennett secretary Great Southern Building.
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Kentucky
Louisville
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Lincoln Protective League of
George B. Lockwood
Lockwood
Muncie
Ind
Indiana
National Republican
Fairbanks
Lockwoood
A. S. Bennett
Republican State Central Committee
Great Southern
McMillin Divorce Case Advances in Court
Herbert R. McMillin sues Ethel McMillin for divorce with H W Phipps and Edward C Hughes entering appearances. The action was assigned to Judge Alexander Dowing for trial, but has since been passed.
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H. W. Phipps
Edward C. Hughes
Herbert R. McMilln
Ethel McMillin
Alexander Dowing
Cale conveys 110 acres in Clark County to Emma Owen
Albert B. Cale of Indianapolis transfers 110 acres in Clark County to Emma Owen for $1 and other consideration by deed.
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Albert B. Cale
Indianapolis
Clark County
Emma Owen
Dream Theater Screens Runaway June Episode and More
Dream Theater presents Episode No 4 of Runaway June each Thursday along with additional reels including Kay Bee production The Eleventh Hour Reformation in two parts.
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Dream Theater
Kay Bee
Hillyard Returns as Cleveland Chooses Spring Trippers
Dave Hillyard of the Cleveland team is named among eighteen players to travel south with the club for spring training in March. He starred for the squad last season and is guaranteed a berth again this year.
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Dave Hillyard
Cleveland
Evocation of Lodz and World War News Highlights
United States warns Britain and Germany against using the American flag on British ships and threats of grave consequences for German destruction of American vessels. Dispatch from Paris reports German evacuations, Todt’s fortifications, and renewed Russian offensives near Warsaw with heavy German losses and stubborn defense by Russians, including notable acts by Captain Pogrengol and Lieutenant Chebenyaeff.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Eastern Front in Berlin Sees High Level War Council
Reports from Tenden say Berlin authorities intensify focus on eastern combat, with Emperor Wilhelm II returning from the Polish front to chair a military conference. Generals von Moltke, Count von Aisenberg, and von Kessel attended the urgent meeting amid ongoing hostilities.
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Tenden
Berlin
Empror W.1- Tam
von Moltke
Count von Ausenberg
von Kessel
German Offensive Crippled by Losses on Eastern Front
Petrograd reports the German offensive has been crippled by appalling losses along the Ravka and Bzura Rivers and in Tukholka Pass. The campaign suffers from a lack of men, with army corps rushing without a coherent plan as Austrians fear the Carpathian drive may be doomed by surrender.
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Petrograd
Ravka
Bzura
Tukholka Pass
Thither
Huuneary
Coteia
Re-Enforcements To Bukowina Move Eastward
An Austro German army likely around 490000 moves east of Nadvornay into the broken country toward the Bukowina frontier. German efforts face Russian resistance on Tukho’ka Pass as the Carpathian campaign nears a decisive phase. The clash occurs between Etvi and Munkees near the Hungary Castela boundary with forests giving way to exposed peaks.
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Bukowina
Nadvornay
Tukho’ka Pass
Ccris
Carpathians
Etvi
Munkees
Tungary
Castela
Forces Massed at Night Before Dawn Clash
Forces massed at night faced a dawn opening as German units gathered in front of a position. The gray light of dawn revealed the lines forming for eventual firing and engagement.
Russians Repel German Offensives in East Prussia Snowbound Battle
The report describes immense German losses on a snowy eastern front with over 1,696 bodies in front of Russian trenches. German forces push to seize the southern East Prussian border while northern battles lack official communication.
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East Prussian
East Prussia
Married couple dispute over license details
A Scranton inquiry asks if Sarah Underhill of Lawrenceburg Kentucky and Irvin Cohen of Louisville were issued a marriage license and wed in the area. Records show no license for Cohen, but list him as residing in Louisville and a traveling salesman born January 1, 1884, with Underhill born January 9, 1898. marriage on October 7 with Magistrate Oscar L. Hay officiating.
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Wm. Welfe
Scranton
Sarah Underhill
Lawrenceburg
I. Cohen
Louisville
Ballard
Irvin Cohen
New York City
Anay
Sarah Underh'n
Tawrenceburg
Oscar L. Hay
Weather outlook for Jeffersonville area remains mild
The Weather Bureau reports generally fair conditions with mild temperatures. Tonight's minimum rises above 40 degrees, continuing through Friday for Jeffersonville and vicinity in the 24 hour period ending 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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United States Weather Bureau
Jeffersonville
Bill for Soldier's Burial Approved by Governor
Governor Samuel M. Ralston signed a bill requiring counties to pay 150 toward funeral expenses for honorably discharged soldiers sailors and their widows. If the veteran lacks assets the county covers burial costs.
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Govenor
Samuel M. Ralston
Auction by Trustee Reeder of German SavinesOcean assets
Levi N. Reeder, trustee in bankruptcy of the German Savines Ocean Association, sold at public auction property vested in the estate. The total of sold items amounted to 4536.00 with multiple parcels going to various buyers, some above and others below appraised values, under U. S. Court oversight in Indianapolis.
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Levi N. Reeder
Busruptcy
German Savines Ocean Association
U. S. Court
District of
Tana
Nani
Arinu
Mayer
Co Avenue
Forse Mo Frank
Spring Stoesi Scusht
J. W. Belden
Proper Street
Anthony F. Pfrincer
Willam Linck
Hugh Mitchell
Tissouri
Fred Seenrich
C. W. Anson
Glen Helen Park
Sellersburg
Henry F. Dilger
Sal
Ohio Culo
J. W. Jenner
Spring Street
James Marrs
Utica
John Weener
U. S
Reeder
Albert Rabb
Indianapolis
Ican
Citiens Trust Company
George Piau
Pfau
Ioss
Petit jury sworn for February court term in Clark County
Ten regular panel members were sworn for jury duty for the February term. John M. Matthews of Bethonenorm Township and John Prather of Charlestown Township were released. William W. Cain is absent, with John W. Bottorff replacing him. Several others from multiple townships reported or were sworn in, including Michael J. Kurtz Jr. and Willis Johnson among others.
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Beth
John M. Matthews
Bethoenorm Township
John Prather
Charlestown Township
William W. Cain
Jeffersonville
John W. Botteff
Washington Township
For Sale Sideboard and Water Washing Machine
Classified note lists a side board and a water washing machine for sale with contact or price not provided. No additional details or identifiers are present in the fragment.
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Cai
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Albert Wilson
Charles K. Zolman
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Fortune
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Edgar E. and
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Frank M Miller
Benson
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W. T. Patterson
Fielding Wilson
Charles Williams
Frank Fordyce
Man Speaker
Louisville Hotel
Tomor
Hillyard
Lodz
Paris
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