Lawyers Begin Their Arguments in Mikesell Murder Trial
Court heard extensive testimony as defense and state lawyers argued self defense and motive. Witnesses described a knife threat, prior reports, and alleged attempts to detain Mikesell before he fired twice on October 20, 2020. The case proceeding toward jury deliberation this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Lobbee
Warners
Tase
Bove
Mikesell
Janes M. Bovd
Alog
Marguerite Boyd
Bev
Bev, Oier Waitess For the Prosecutia Hea Were, Series ER. Bomern
Vernen Harris
Er Tayier
Bo Barnes
James An Harvey
Mr Barnes
Mike
Charity Wa
John Coartes
David Camp
Charles Long
Carl Kine
Claree
Capnse
Ealy
Boterff
Sweeney
Warder
Phipp
McBride
Local High School Faces Undefeated Cadets In Big Battle
Local High School, unbeaten this season, meets the Araolia Cadets in a highly anticipated basketball clash. Three hundred extra seats were added for the banner event with 412 ushers handling a capacity crowd. Hughes returns from business trip and will play, boosting the Elks who hope for a win. Game set for 8 15 with doors opening at 7 30.
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Arolia
Hwigh School
Elks
Mrmour
Hooagh
Fielder Obey
Ineals
Hughes
Coard
Dean
Mrs. Melville Elected Presbyterian Delegate at Northern Meeting
Mrs. Thomas P. Melville was elected a delegate from the Presbyterian church during the Presbyterial missionary meeting held at Northern on March 31 and April 1. The event brought together church leaders and delegates to discuss missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Melville
Northern
U S Protest Over Yap Mandate To Japan
The United States faults an Allied proposal on Yap Island noting the island is a key cable node and should not be ceded to Japan without U S input. The note asserts Yap was never included in any mandate and asks the League Council to reopen or reconsider the issue.
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United States
Osers
Ff Yap
Japan
America
Yap
Pacific
Islands
League Council
L. & N. Versus Knights At Curmory This Saturday
A double feature at the curmory on Saturday evening pits L. N. against the Knights in a hot casket battle. The second game matches the Knights of P. Pages with the Belknap team of Louisville. Admission is 25 cents.
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Kk. of
P. Pages
Belknap
Louisville
Daylight Lodge to Initiate Class at Masonic Hall Saturday
Clark Lodge No 46 will initiate a class of F C into the degree of M M at 2 PM Saturday at the Masonic Hall. Almeneon will be served during recess. All Clark county and New Albany lodges invited. Last night the lodge initiated three prominent men in the M M degree.
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Masonic Hall
Clark Lodge
F.C
M. M. Almeneon
Clark County
New Albany
Washington Idea Carried Out at Priscilla Club Meeting
Mrs George Knobloch hosted the Priscilla club Thursday afternoon as Washington idea decorations and refreshments were arranged. Officers elected: Mrs Webster Tichenor president and Mrs Robert Crandell secretary treasurer. Members present included Mrs Yester Qeden Williams Rainey Rottorff Roederer Craneell Prinz Tichenor Russ Garrett and host Mrs Knobloch. Mrs Chas Jackson was a guest.
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George Knobloch
Priscilla Club
Tit Washington
Webster T’chenor
Robert Crandell
Freasurer
Club
Mosdames
George Yester
George Qeden
Ches. Williams
Jeff Rainey
Homer Rottorff
John Roederer
Robert Craneéell
William Pri
Evangelist Appeals to Youth at Presbyterian Revival
The second evening of the Presbyterian protracted meeting drew a large crowd as Rev. O T L Black preached on Peter's denial, stressing repentance and dedication to church work. Fred Boller led lively hymn singing while women formed the majority of attendees and questions arose about men's participation in religious life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. TL. Black
Peter
Hig
Erte
Soeta
Free Church
Fred Boller
Mrs Gleason Isill at 336 Indian Avenue to St Edward Hospital
Mrs. Robert Gleason at 336 Indian Avenue is very ill with gall stones and will be moved to St. Edward Hospital as soon as she can be transported.
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Robert Gleason
Indian Avenue
St. Edward Hospital
Louisville Epworth Teague banquet celebrates smiles
About 200 leaguers attended the Louisville District Epworth Teague banquet at the Henry Waterson. Miss Anna Laurie Perry gave the toast on Smiles and the song Smiles concluded the toasts. Rev. WT Munday led the stunts with a splendid program and Thomason sisters provided music. Attendees from this city included Rev. W. S. Munday and Misses Helen Brightwell Anna Laurie Perry and Virginia Bellis.
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Louisville
Henry Watterson
Anna Laurie Perry
WT. Munday
Thomason
W. S. Munday
Helen Brightwell
Virginia Bellis
D. of R. Meet Hosts All Day Sawing Event
The PD of R held an all day sawing event with Mrs Roxie Mitchell of Fast Manic street. Members present include Terresse Long Julia Mahaffey Emma Hueckleberry Cora Sweeney Trene Mohr Cecil Mitchell Tenise Kaolin Capitela Bowman Elizahbeth Hogene Magia Stout Jienisa Parsley Roxie Mitchel. Visitors included Mary A Williams Ida Kilfoil and Margaretta Nickles.
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PD. of
Roxie Mitchell
County Leaders Are Selected
Clark County forms an advisory board to represent the Salvation Army in its 1924 Service Program. The board will study poverty unemployment juvenile delinquency illegitimacy missing friends and other local concerns and report to Indianapolis for action. George H. Coleman chairs the Clark County group with W H Lang as vice chair and Herbert Taska as secretary. Other members include Jas Sweeney George R Clark Co Hunt Homer Frank Feldineg Wilson Don Walker and Dr. David Cohen.
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Mark
Ounts
Indiana
Salvation Army
Icark County
Ftoctivyne of
Is Vicinity
Savation Army
Indianapolis
Clark County Advisory Board
George H. Coleman
Field Representa‘ve
W. H “Ang
Herbert Taska
H. Moser
T He
Clark County
Jas. Sweeney
George R. Clark
Hunt Homer Frank
Feldineg Wilson
Don Walker
David Cohen
Saint Anthony’s School Defeats Departmental in Hard Fought Game
Saint Anthony’s School of Jeffersonville beat Departmental School 7 to 5 on February 23, 1921. Ryan starred for Saint Anthony’s with strong guard play by McDonough and a tight first half that ended 5-3.
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Saint Anthony’s School
Jeffersonville
Departmental
A. SS. Ryan
McDonough
St. A. S
Ryan
Acs Morris
Kempf
McGreggor Sedler
McGreggor
Braun
Rogers McDonough Winters
Poe Eveee
Dinner Guests at Park Pace Home Informal Gathering
Mrs. William Woodruff hosted a dinner Wednesday evening at Park Pace Port Fulton. Guests included Misses Katherine Crum Edna Crum Christina Crum Elsie Smith Nina Smith Daisy Yarder and Mr Bearl Crum of Anderson Ind, Mr and Mrs Clifford Smith Mr and Mrs William Woodruff and Richard Woodruff.
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William Woodruff
Park Pace
Port Fulton
Katherine
Edna
Christina Crum
Elsie
Nina Smith
Daisy Yarder
Bearl Crum
Anderson, Ind
Clifford Smith
Willam Woodruff
Richard Woodruff
Triple elopement shocks Atlantic City family
William M. Chase of Atlantic City and his two daughters Edith and Evelyn wed within 24 hours after each announced marriage to separate partners. None knew the others plans and the three acts appeared in a single day, leaving the family stunned by the simultaneous weddings.
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William M. Chase
Atlantic City
N. J
New York City
Edith
Evelyn
Milk Lunch A Success In Local Schools
The milk lunch program in area schools runs smoothly with mothers and teachers volunteering daily from 3 to 5. Chestnut Street serves about 300 bottles per day, Spring Hill 150, and Rose Hill 183, with several hesitant children now requesting milk.
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Chestnut Stree
Spring Hill
Rose Hill
Revival Beginnings At Park M E Church Tonight
Revival meetings start tonight at Park M E Church with the choir and helpers organized for ongoing services. Rev. L D Youngblood will conduct morning and evening services, and starting Monday night he will be assisted by Rev. W H Todd from Cadell Tabernacle Louisville. Everybody welcome.
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Park M. E. Church
L. D. Youngblood
W. H. Todd
Cadell Tabernacle
Louisville
Why They Parted Healing with Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for right side pain, catarrhal mucus, sour stomach and dyspepsia. It claims immediate relief after one dose, including potential prevention of appendicitis, and offers money back if not convinced. Sold by Ben Doolitts and druggists.
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Mayr
Ben Doolitts
Mr Leo Gardener and Mrs Thomas Melville Visit Mrs Lutz
Mr. Leo Gardener of Indianapolis and Mrs. Thomas Melville of the city were guests Wednesday of Mrs. John Lutz on the Middle Road.
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Leo Gardener
Indianapoli
Thomas Melville
He City
Ohn Lutz
Middle Road
Cavea Meeting of Clark Lodge No 40 F and A M
Clark Lode No 40 Free and Accepted Masons holds a stated gathering Saturday with afternoon and evening sessions on February 26 19. The M M degree work begins at a set time. Alfred Schwaninger is the Worshipful Master with advancement noted for February 25 26.
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Clark Lode No
A. M
Alfred Schwaninger
W. M
Adv
Education official to examine teachers for licenses
Mrs. FE. Olcott of the State Board of Education will visit tomorrow to examine teachers for professional licenses. Mrs. Olcott previously taught in the city school, and so did her husband.
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FE. FE. Olcott
State Board of Education
Wild man and family found in isolated Mississippi cabin
Albert Parsons known as the wild man of the Leaf River bottoms, his claimed wife and a naked baby girl were found after high water drove them from their shack. Authorities doubt the child is theirs, while Parsons claims he captured a horse and farmed with roots and game. The trio is sent to Ellisville poorhouse as a private, lake‑ring region isolates them.
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Lux
Miss
Albert Parsons
Leaf River
Parsons
Ellisvile, Miss
Deaths of railroad foremen linked to indigestion attack
News from Indiana reports the death of Joan Culp a former yardmaster for the Pennsylvania and Big Four lines in Indianapolis after a sudden indigestion attack at his home. A second death from Selumbus involved Thomas Plunket long associated with the Indianapolis Revmour section of the Pennsylvania.
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Joan Culp
The
Pennsylvania
Big Four
Indianapoli S, d Sd
Selumbus
Thomas Plunket
Henryville
Indianapolis
Finley Dunlevy Returns From Tadawanclis Training
Finley Dunlevy travels back from Tadawanclis after receiving instruction in victrola machinery and related technical work.
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Finley Dunlevy
Tadawanclis
Railroad Rates Increase Across Indiana and Nearby States
Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a 40 percent rise in passenger rail fares nationwide with Indiana mirroring the change. Rates to Indianapolis jump to 4.25, Evansville to Cincinnati or Louisville rise, and per mile cost climbs from 3 to 6 cents. Local agents report widespread confusion as travelers adjust to the new schedule while interstate routes keep inter-state pricing.
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Indiana
Buen
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Evansville
Stymour
Baltmore & Ohio
Madison
Vincennes
Stare Tase
Seine
Louisville
Olina
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission of the United States
Indiana Public Service Commission
Wanted Two At Carpenters Tony 271 Walnut Street Adv
Ad seeks two carpenters named Tony at 271 Walnut Street with advertisement number 23. It lists a workplace location and a target trade, implying staffing needs and a call for applicants.
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Carpenters Tony
Walnut Street
Ford truck for sale at Mechanic Street address
For sale Ford truck may be viewed at 322 Mechanic St. Call 12% for details. Ad runs from February 15 to 22.
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Mechanic St
Lost on Chestnut Street Eyewear and Fountain Pen
A back theater spectacle case with heavy rimmed glasses and a fountain pen was lost on Chestnut street between Spring and Watt. Finder should return to this office. Adv 23 24 25.
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Chestnut Street
Spring
Watt
Adv
Mrs. Tutz Hosts Sister-in-law at West Market Street Home
Mrs. John Tutz hosted her sister-in-law Mrs. Arthur Wilson yesterday at her West Market street residence, gathering family and friends.
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John Tutz
Arthur Wilson
West Market Street
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John M’hugh
John McHugh
Lechanics and Metals National Bank New York
New Foreign Tradenance Corporation
Dictors
Knights
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Banquet A. Success
D. OF
R. Meet
Basket Ball
Grover C. Todd
Lone
Loran Neekens
Camp
Mesdames Loran Neekens
Grover Todd
E Eeanor Lovelace
Helen C. Gath
Louisville, Ky
Wiley
Realizatio
County Poworhouse
Hirai
Steaca
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