High School Honor Roll Listed For First Term
Professor Taylor announces the high school honor roll for the first term. Students across classes 15 12 17 achieved averages of 390 or better in all subjects, led by seniors graduating next May with standout names such as Rov Barron Norma Denazier and Harry Gray.
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Emnett W Taylor
Rov Barron
Norma Denazier
Teta Febtung
Harry Gray
Ruth Hense
Hollis Meloy
Haneeoe
Gladys Crim Nui Peorer
Fragmentary Names List in a Local Column
A garbled OCR snippet lists multiple personal names such as Elizabeth Chambers Mary Susen Hay Varina Vou Selma Yours Pear Rosa Katherine Baird and Margaret Gibson. The fragment resembles a social or notices column with scattered names.
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Arel Biedenback
Evzabeth Chambers
Mary ( Catt Susen Hay Varina Vou
Selma Yours
Pear
Bere Rosa Bere
Katherine Baird J.ois Gibson
Margaret Faecous
Helen Mayfield
Jefferson Theater Matinee With Special Omitted
Friday and Saturday matinees scheduled with the usual program. The Master Key will be omitted this week due to injuries to Robert Leonard. Admission five cents.
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Robert Leonard
Presbyterian Church Brotherhood Banquet Planned
A Presbyterian Brotherhood banquet is set for Friday February 19 with a three course meal prepared by the Ladies Aid Society. Rev Charles J Armentrout of New Albany will give the address. Tickets cost twenty five cents and go on sale February 14 from Allen W Clarke or Walter Swartz. only fifty tickets will be issued.
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
Ladies Aid Society
Charles J. Armentrout
New Albany
Allen W. Clarke
Walter Swartz
For Sale: One Side Board and Water Washing Machine
Classified item listing advertises a side board and a water washing machine for sale with a contact phone number 848 and a reference to advertisement.
Revival Services at Wall Street M E Church Schedule
The revival at Wall Street M E Church led by Rev W H WstHe features nightly programs from February 11 through February 26. Each evening highlights a theme such as Membership Day, Sunday School Night, Business Girls Night, Government Night, Fathers Night, Mothers Night, and Public School Night.
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Wall St. M. E
W H. WstHe
Pfathers ‘Ohr
Loden
Fes
Indiana Senate considers a capital purchase commission
Senator M. C. Thornton of New Albany introduces a resolution in the Indiana State Senate to appoint a commission of two Senators and three Representatives to study the feasibility of purchasing the state Capitol. The panel would report to the current session and aims to complete its work before adjournment, a long debated matter in Heersten County.
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Sentor M. CC
Thornton
New Albany
Indiana
Steel Worker Found Dead at Kokomo Steel Plant
Frank Winziewitch a 22 year old German worker was found dead behind a furnace at the Kokomo Steel and Wire Company billet mill. An apron wound on the head appeared to be the cause. Coroner Leng is investigating possible quarrels at the plant over the European war.
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Kokomo
Ind
Frank Winziewitch
Koekomo Steel and Wire Company
Winglewitch
Coronel Leng
Winelewitch
Wwopwewileh
Steel Company
Watchers With Riot Guns Aid Murder Inquiry
Police questioned Mingla family members in Itelan in connection with the killing of Fred Cromerell a night watchman shot near a clothing store. Armed watchers surrounded the house and kept guard during questioning with arrests expected today.
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Linton
Ind
Mingla
Itelans
Lving
Fred Cromerell
Prisoner Accused Of Stealing Car Load Of Sugar
Lewis Powell, a pugilist known in the northern part of the state, is held by police at South Pond on a charge of attempting to steal a car load of sugar from the railroad yards. Police say Powell acted as the car was in the act of unloading and had already removed 31,290 pounds to an adjoining coal yard.
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South Pond
Jnd
T Lewis Powel
Lere
Powere Couelt
Citizens Trust sues estate over promissory note debt
A claim was filed in the Sack Circuit Court by Citizens Trust Company against the estate of George Lewman to collect 19900 on a promissory note executed June 30 1908.
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Citizens Trust Company
Teorse Lewman
Dream Theater Presents Mountain Rat and Other Shorts
A four reel photograma titled The Mountain Rat is shown in four parts along with Wet Winning Punch and the U S Army at San Francisco and The Second Beautiful. A five reel feature The Dollar Mark is advertised for tomorrow matinee Saturday after noon.
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U. S. Army
San Francisco
Circuit Court Faces Trials of Reid Smyser and Others
A jury found Edward J. Reid not guilty of forgery after a long trial. prosecutors plan further charges. Matthew Smyser went on trial for breaking into Claude Lindley’s residence at Marhinhead Apartments with Capt M A Walt and Postmaster James E. Burte testifying. Elizabeth Champ sues Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction for $5100 over a fall caused by a conductor. William Kime’s divorce case against Nevrine Kime proceeds after default. James P. Baird sues traction and railway firms over injuries from a car collision. Mattie Ford vs John Ford moves toward attorney fees order.
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Edward J. Reid
Warren B. Allsen
Reid
Matthew Smyser
Neste
Claude T. Lindley
Marhinhead
M. A. Walt
Smyser
Mr. Lindley
James FE. Burte
August Hutt
Elizabeth Champ
Margaret Champ
Clark
Louisvlle & Southern Indiana Traction Company
Louisville
William Lime
Nevrine Kime
James P. Baird
Tonnsville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Louisvvlle & Northern Railway and Lighting Company
Mattie Ford
John Ford
Jeffersonville School Suits Detail Contractor Debts
Pleadings in four paragraphs filed in Mark Circuit Court show Jeffersonville school city as defendant in three suits against Heinzmann Brothers and others. The case outlines unpaid balances, contract disputes, and deductions for faulty work with specifics on amounts, payments, and claimed fees.
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Mark
Jeffersonville
Heinzmann Brothers
Contreeters
Peter & Burgham Stone Company
Louisville Planing Mill and Hardwood Company
Joseph Stener
John W. Mann
Heinzmanns
Selo
Atence
Seimer & Menn
Bee
Pri Niprl
Ono
Peter & Burghard
Eomasium
Neilie M. Phillips
Edward TE. Phillips
Louisville Cement Company
Millon J. Harmon
Thomas M. Smith
Emma J. Clapp
Charles E. Blades
George Saulter
Benjam R Treks
Willam Saulter
Clark
Thomas H. Stradley
Alma Harris
Inmates Begin Work at Penal Farm Under 1915 Act
Twelve Indiana Reformatory inmates, led by Capt. Teon Liarel and Bert Alliands, were moved yesterday to the penal farm near Greencestle in Putnam County. They join inmates from Michigan City as laborers preparing the site for state court commitments. Temporary quarters are set, with future transfers planned for habitual offenders.
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Teon~ Liarel
Bert Alliands
Indiana Reformatory
Greencestle
Putnam County
Oiile Livy
Otto Perring
Munroe County
Wiliam Farnen
Clarenes Kidd
Aten County
Joseph Lo
Everty
Teikineton
State Farm
Russian Army Battles and Luftwaffe Actions Reported
Dispatches from Jluanden describe Russian incursions into East Prussia and clashes around Carpathian passes as German forces rush troops east. Reports also note Russian gains in Hungarian territory and Austrian artillery inflicting heavy casualties on Russian columns. Berlin cites disputed positions while Luxemburg’s diplomat Vienna pursues explanations amid German opposition.
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Lenden
East Prussia
Jluanden
Germany
Prussia
Polan
Monurtain
Berlin
Carpathian
Russian
Poland
Russia
British bid delays Wilhelmina prize court action
Washington reports the American government asks Britain to postpone bringing the Wilhelmina before a prize court to allow owners time to present evidence. The Wilhelmina, loaded with German cargo, lies at Falmouth awaiting potential seizure. In St Louis a mission house owns her cargo. February 11 dispatches note Russian and German maneuvers from the Baltic to East Prussia, with German rail mobilization and possible Russian withdrawal near the Mazurin region.
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Washington
Great Britain
Falmouth
Feadstauts
Germany
St. Louis
Penden
Baltic Sea
Roumanian
East Prussia
Intersberg
Petrograd Tenieh
Mazurin “Res
Petrograd
Nichales
Ommander
Plas
Tilsit
Insterberg
fFeld Marshal von Mindenburg
Thern
Vistula
Skirmishes Grow Into Battles Across East Prussia
Perlin reports skirmishes in East Prussia have escalated into battles of notable scale across many areas and are proceeding normally. Berlin dispatches foresee good news soon from the German capital, while another report hints at a new attempt to reach Warsaw with large guns moved into Central Poland and progress toward the Polish front. The violence continues unabated.
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Perlin
Disputch
Warsaw
Berlin
Poland
Van Dyke Appeals to Government Over Germany
The Hague February 11 Henry Van Dyke United States Minister to The Hague and to Luxembourg said he had appealed to his government regarding the situation with Germany and announced action taken to address the matter.
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van Dyke
Germany
the Hague
Henry van Dyke
United States
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
US and Britain urged to curb use of American flag vessels
The State Department released notes to Great Britain and Germany signaling possible U.S. neutrality stress as Britain is asked to restrain British-flagged ships from using American waters in support of the German declaration. The move warns that continued actions could endanger friendly vessels and place responsibility on Britain for any American losses.
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Washington
Britain
Germany
State Department
United States
Great Britain
U S Warns Germany on Neutral Rights at Sea
The United States says any attack on an American vessel by German warships, based on flag confusion, would be indefensible. It warns the imperial government to avoid such actions or face strict accountability and necessary measures to protect American lives, property, and rights on the high seas.
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Germany
United States
Weather Summary for Jeffersonville Vicinity Saturday Rain Likely
Rain tonight and into Saturday with mild temperatures. Jeffersonville area expected minimum near 50 degrees. Indiana forecast shows rain tonight and likely Saturday.
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United States Weather Bureau
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Fails by slight majority in House on capital punishment bill
The Neal ergenic bill faced a near party line vote in the House with 8 to 45 against its abolition aim. Debate centered on reaging and reconciling provisions as supporters pledged to push the measure again. Opponents led by Evel i Clark County voted against the bill, while others urged continued discussion.
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Neal
House of 4
Renner
Stason
Fia Ie Madestiere
Evel i Clark
Agili Nee
State v. C. Og Nes case headline fragment
Fragmentary OCR reports a criminal case involving the State against an individual, with dates around February 22 and names like Svorga Bau Ziad Myre mentioned inbroken text. The record lacks clear actions or outcomes due to damaged source text.
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Fehey
Wrednes Fay
Pipleres
C. OG Nes
Dae
Svorga Bau
Ziad Myre
Biata
James
Jnavle
For Sale Improved Farms Offer Includes Grain and Fruit Lands
For sale improved stock grain and fruit farms in varied sizes priced from 50 to 100 dollars per acre. Some trades and bargains offered. Write Ed M. Bailey Pantion free. Agents wanted. F. C. Paw Mich. Duff Roseland Fla.
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Ed M. Bailey
F. C. Paw
Mich
Duff
Roseland
Fla
Florida Fruit and Vegetable Land for Sale
For sale from WHI Produce Income Co. 200 to 500 dollars per acre. Describes a prosperous colony with low prices and easy terms. Includes a brief note about a fine book and desert.
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Florda Frunt
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