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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1915

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Indiana Democrats pin hope on Republican blunder in 1916

Indianapolis, Feb. 22. Anxious Democratic leaders in Indiana look for a Republican error to revive their faltering party as the 1916 race nears. They note federal indictments against Vigo county Democrats and contrast with Republican silence on the Terre Haute ballot bribery probe, urging clear stance before voters.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Republ van State Will H. Hays Republican Donn Roberts Vigo County Terre Haute Oir Roberts Vizo County Indiana General Assembly

Ford Officials Seek Full Pardon for Tyron in Indiana

Representatives from the Ford Automobile Company of Detroit urged Governor Ralston to grant a complete pardon to George Tyron, formerly Gaspard Fair, who was paroled after returning to the Indiana Reformatory for grand larceny. The board of trustees limited Tyron’s relief to a parole, citing broader requests from other inmates. Tyron’s conduct since release was noted as satisfactory, though he had previously evaded reporting requirements.

George Tyron Cof Indiana Reformatory Ford Automobile Company Detroit Mich Indianapolis Henry Ford Tyron Marion County Gaspard Fair May Lewis Reformatory Board of Trustees Ford Company Ralston Ford Boar of Trustees Eanally

Board of Public Safety fills vacancy in Evansville

The Evansville Board of Public Safety accepted the resignation of Democrat member John L. Houghland. William E. Keller, Democratic county chairman and Western Union wire chief, was appointed to replace him.

Evansville Ind Board of Public Safety John L. Houghland Wiliam E. Keller Democrat Western Union Telegraph Company Houghland

Republican Love Feast to Hear Senator Superman in Evansville

Evansville Indiana February 22 news reports that the Republican party of Southern Indiana will host a banquet and love feast on March 16 with United States Senator Lawrence Y Superman of Illinois as the orator.

Evansville Ind Repubicany Indiana United States Lawrence Y. Superman Iinois

Sale of saloon fixtures and burglar-proof safe

Notice states on Tuesday February 23 1915 at 10 am a public auction will be held at 414 Spring Street for a set of first class saloon fixtures including a large burglar proof safe in first class condition. Andrew Kilgus signs the adv. fragment.

Spring Street

Lodge Night At Wall Street Church Draws Big Crowd

Large audiences attended both the morning and evening services at Wall Street M. E. Church with several accessions. About 250 to 260 men from city secret orders joined the lodge night gathering with aims to meet in the Sunday School room. Rev. Baker spoke on The Worth of a Man and led the Epworth League service at 6 30 while two children services were held in the afternoon for high and junior high pupils and grade schoolers.

Wall Street M. E Baker Epworth League Moore Epring Street Rev Baker

Local Car and Foundry Plant Slow on Work

Little or no work is being done in departments at the American Car and Foundry Company plant and no new contracts are in sight. A sizable amount of auto repair work has been generated since the department was established recently.

American Car & Foundry Company Bremen London Evely New York Borkum Island North Sea Evelyn Harriss, Irby O Voce Cotton Company Bermen Southampton Englan Phidelphia Evalyn Rotterdam

War Veteran Lieut Schwallier Dies At 94 In Charlestown

Lieut. John Schwallier veteran of the Eighty First Indiana dies after long illness at his home 217 East Chestnut street Charlestown. He served as a drummer in Baden 1847 1849 and later in the Civil War with Company I Eighty First Indiana Mustered in 1862 and out 1865. Funeral tomorrow at 2 30 PM with burial in Charlestown after services at his residence.

E Tghty John Schwallier Angel of Death East Chestnut Street Schwallier Lieptershausen Ifaanheim Baden Germany Echwalker Charlestown Schwalber Eighty-First Indiana Camp Noble New Albany Tennessee River Lieut Schwalier Spring Street I've Lieut Schwaber Charlestown Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows Blazing Star Lodge Masons Jeffersonville Post Grand Army of the Republic Eighty-First Regimental Association Schwaber Mary Hanlin Otisco Minnie Marcus Louisville Charles I. Truby

Runaway June shown at Dream Theater on Thursdays

The biggest story of two decades is being shown in moving pictures at The Dream Theater every Thursday. The Star carries the story first each day in partnership with Theater Manager Walker. Subscriptions and back issues available. does not miss Runaway June on Page 5.

Dream Theater Star Walker The Dream

Chicago trek by dog team ends in four months

Jack Hugh es completed a 1009 mile journey from Ft. Chippewyan on the Mackenzie River to Chicago by dog team in under four months. Snow failed near Madison Wisconsin and the final miles were by train. The trip was undertaken on a wager.

Jack Hughes Chicago Ft. Chippewyan Mackenzie River Madison Wis Bet

East Chestnut School PTA Elects Officers

Parents select officers for the East Chestnut Street School Parents Teachers' Association with Mrs. Walter Dorsey as president, Mrs. Claude Myers as vice president, Mrs. M. A. Bowers as secretary, and Mrs. Arthur Schwaninger as treasurer.

Parent Teachers’ Association of the East Chestnut St. School Walter Dorsey Claude Myers M. A. Bowers Arthur Schwaninger

Appropriation Bill Moves for Indiana Reformatory Funds

The Legislature acted on the appropriation bill proposing a total of $82,850 for the Indiana Reformatory with targeted spending on boilers work printing press and sewer system. Funds are split with $3,000 available April 1 1915 and the rest July 1 1915. Regular maintenance totals $216,900, up $2,500 from the visitation committee and $1,060 under the authorities’ request.

Indiana Reformatory Reformatory Newtyne

Grim Reaper Strikes Family With Fatal Accidents

Sergt. Elsworth Summers received a telegram from Atlanta stating that his great nephew Burney Banks eight years old nicknamed Buster accidentally shot and killed himself instantly It marks the fourth death in Summers circle within weeks after Amos Summers died in West Virginia followed by Lizzie Brown in Atlanta and Velva Hord a niece eleven months old

Sergt Elsworth Summers Atlanta Burney Banks Buster Lester Banks Sergi Summers Amos Summers West Virginia Lizzie Brown Velva Hord

Granted widow's pension for city widow

Mrs. Jennie Bernheisel widow of J. C. Bernheisel has been granted a widow's pension of 12 dollars per month.

Jennie Bernheisel J. C. Bernheisel

Indoor rifle shoot at Indiana Armory by State Rifle Association

An indoor rifle shoot will be held at the Spieth building armory of Company M Indiana National Guard tonight under the State Rifle Association. The event is open to New Albany Madison Martinsville Muncie and local companies. Contests for outsiders will be staged.

Company M Indiana National Guard Spieth Building State Rifle Association New Albany Madison Martinsville Muncie

Trial in Clark Circuit Court Opens for Saulters Case

Clark Circuit Court opened this morning with George Saulters charged with assault and battery on Edward Hicks last November. Hearing of evidence began as two state witnesses were absent. Several other cases and civil matters were scheduled and many set for hearings later this week.

George Saulters Edward Hicks Clark Capt. Wall Louisville Saubers Hicks Sarah Shaw Joseph Quinn Wilmer T. Fox Hugh Crabtree Beatrice Crabtree Ellen Crabtree Thomas Stradley Jas Keigwin National Surety Company John Kraus Kraus Sylvester Kellis James Hardesty Harry Lewis Charles Williams Patrick Ward William Walston Orange Couny Ind Walton Marengo

Two Bacon Sisters Killed by Interurban Car in Indianapolis

Miss Margaret Bacon 58 and her sister Miss Jacova Bacon 586 both of Maysville Ky were fatally struck by an interurban car at Forty fifth street and College avenue as they attempted to cross in front of the speeding tram. Motorman Charles L Berry Noblesville said warnings were blown but ignored. The sisters were en route to church and the bodies will go to Mairs ville.

Indianapolis Ind Margaret Bacon Jacova Bacon Maysville Forty-fifth Street College Avenue Charles L. Berry Noblesville Bacon Maorsville

Annual inspection of Indiana National Guard unit

The annual inspection of Company M First Regiment Indiana National Guard will take place at the local armory on Tuesday of next week. An army officer will be present.

Indiana National, Guard

German Victory in East Prussia Report and Baltic Raids

Russian General Staff explains retirement from East Prussia after German rail network use and troop concentration success. Reports say 100000 prisoners including seven generals captured. Separate items describe German air raids on Colchester and other Essex towns, sinkings of the Evelyn and Downshire, and a detailed U boat encounter with the Downshire off Calf of Man Island.

Petrograd East Prussia East Prussian Niemen Bebr Vistula Tenth Army Angerapy River Mazurian Rawka Bzura Behr

Rome Turmoil Over Neutrality Meet Turns Violent

In Rome a large crowd clashed at a political meeting on neutrality versus intervention, police had to charge the crowd to disperse. Separately the Italian flags aboard the Gesu and Saturno sparked claims of Austrian torpedo attacks, fueling public agitation.

Damaer Rome Italy Gesu Bari Antivari Monteneery Saturno Amtivari

Conference on Foot and Mouth Disease Reaches Local Officials

Dr. Charles F. Pangburn of Charlestown, named assistant by State Veterinarian A F Nelson for Clark County, visited here to consult with Dr E B Northrup on the current situation.

Charles F. Pangburn Charlestown A. F. Nelson Clark County EB. J. Northrup

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