Editorial disputes over clergy rail rates and chautauqua praise
The Star clarifies it reprinted a Columbus editorial on clergy rail rates, arguing no injury to Rev Seall and noting fair coverage. It promotes Jeffersonville’s upcoming chautauqua, supported by the Young Business Men's Club and the Womans Civic Club, predicting success for next month.
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Jeffersonsville
Atheart
Jeffersonville Chautauqua
Young Business Mens Club
Womans Civic Club
Elk's Meeting Notice and Political Roast
All Elk members are urged to attend a meeting next Wednesday July 14 initiation reading of applications and business. Cox’s record in national politics is criticized as weak with mainly pension bills and little constructive thought, while HardinG’s Senate record is praised as constructive. The piece predicts a Republican landslide in November returning constitutional government.
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Elk’s
James W. Sweeney
Cox
Ohio
Garee Ap
Hardink
United States Senate
Tox
League of Nations
Warren Harding
Reformatory Secures Coal for State Institution
Two barges of West Virginia coal totaling over a hundred tons were bought for the Indiana Reformatory by General Superintendent A Naodlers. The institution uses about twenty tons of coal daily and has purchases planned to August, with coal costs around 40,000 dollars. A special session proposal seeks 600,000 dollars to buy a coal mine and cars to ensure steady supply for the reformatory and other state facilities.
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West Virginia
Tie Institution
West Virginia Coal
A. Ho Naidlers
Eneaana Reformators
Amdoais
New Albany
Cies
West Nrr
Kentucky
Jidionai
Indiana Lee Isdature
Democrats Line Up For Campaign In Clark County
Democrats of Detfersanville and Clark County back Governor Cox and will push for his 1920 presidential bid in a county campaign meeting at the courthouse. Warren B. Allisam county chairman announced a large executive slate including George H Vogt James I Burke William A Davis Manuel L Scott Curtis W Ballard and many others.
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Detfersanville
Clark County
Cox
Dum
Clark
Coast House
Warren B
Manuel L. Scott
Curtis W. Ballard
Richard Kennedy
Ernest BE. Jacobs
Dolin J. Carr
Bernard A. Goll
George W. Badger
John R. Scott
Preston W. Hardin
Edward Crain
Isaac Ts. Phipps
Samuel Rendall
Charles. W. White
Marshall Warbie
James BE. Howard
Herman Rave
Charles S. Ferguson
Pa. Phas Dd Colen
Charles Bernhardt
George &. Kopp
Joan Gienger
James Marea
Henry Lang
James
Keiewin
Waliam
Ingram
Chartes PF
Antz
Robe Schiller
George Beebring
Walian
Gach
George Nanz
Arguist Appel
Ernest W. Rauth
Joliar Snyder
Burdette
AL RL Pyrcader
John Kipper
Willian Chandier
Pho Pias J. Lindley
Eo. Baken
Dotur
Drisetoll
Chartes
A. Bontfer
Bred Iknapp
Peter Nachand
Jefversonville
George H
Gibson
Frank W Care
James B. Jones
Mebndip
Charles Carr
Louis Badger
Clarene B. Hay
William Bowyer
Prans Bottons
Henry Butz
John Wessel
N. H
Petty
Marshall Davis
Underwood
Sanford
Murphy
Harry Huiestetter
S. L. Adair
James Dreary
Jobin Wells
Williard Wasson
Edward I. Robinson
Klayd Thealioways
New Washington
Varnum Harris
H. N. Stoilmibry Robinson
Nabhb
Arons Scott
Edward Puna
Elt
Coombs
Cleveland
Ala
Miles
Robert Davis
Mont Abbott
Hyder Toean
Ivan Miles
Bethlehen
Indiana moves to reestablish railroad commission amid tax vote
Debate over restoring the old railroad commission and reining in public service regulation continues in the Indiana Legislature. Senator Alfred Houston introduces a bill to revive the commission, while Representative Rowbottom backs repealing later utilities regulatory powers. Opposition surfaces to a tax assessment policy change amid committee votes. Republican lawmakers largely support the measures, with Democrats split on amendments.
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Balls
Indiana Purvice Service Commission
Senate
Alfred Houston
Marion
Old
Railroad Commission
House
Rowbotton
Evars
Public Service
Rowbottom
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Tee
Ways and Means Committee
Vic
Mendenhall
Swain
HotYman
Miller
Tippecanoe
Newby
Barnard
Givan
Tilman
Rothrock
Minano
Currs
Cooper
Bonhant
Bers
Parole Prisoner Returns to Indiana Reformatory
William Bashores, paroled from the Indiana Reformatory to Elkhart in 1947, was returned after breaking parole. Recovered from the Jackson, Michigan state prison by Solon G. Vial, assistant state agent, Bashores originally arrived from La Grange County on October 1 194? for horse stealing and later faced a housebreaker sentence after a Kalamazoo arrest in January 1918.
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William Bashores
Indiana Reformatory
Lacranae County
Solon G. Vial
Jackson
Mich
Elkhart
Walamazoo
For Sale Pedigreed Flemish Giant Rabbits
Advertises young pedigreed Flemish Giant rabbits for sale by Ernest Mayer at 212 Missouri Ave Jeffersonville Indiana with ad numbers 14 15 16.
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Ernest Mayer
Missouri Ave
Jeffersonville
Ind
Fugitive Negro Suspected as Escapee Captured in Wheat Field
A man calling himself Mor tis Harris Sr. is jailed at Gavernacastle and suspected by Putnam County officers of being Eugene Wilson, 19, an Indiana Reformator escapee seen leaving a superintendent’s residence. Sheriff and Supt Shidler will verify with the prison and sentry pictures. A posse seized the man after he was spotted in a Greencastle wheat field. a gun allegedly stolen at a nearby residence is reported.
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Mortis Harris, Sr
Gavernacastle
Puttnam County
Eugene Wilson
Indiana
A. H. Shidler
Altie
Captain Howard
Penn Farm
Cheene
Toa
Harris
Po Stoner
Greencastle
Society Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Health
Mr and Mrs. Charles Bannady and two children join Mrs Stevens of New Albany for a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs Rogartin. Miss Mayme Carl leaves tomorrow for Chicago for an indefinite visit to her nieces. Litthe Edward Johns, nephew of Miss Aletha Daley, was operated on at Deaconer's Hospital Louisville and is slightly improved. Miss Vera Kane of St. Louis visits with Miss Helen Stratton at the home of Mrs J N Stratton. Roy Lynch son of Mr and Mrs J D Lynch who was ill is better. Mr Paul Sage expects to come home the last of the week from St Anthony's Hospital. Mrs Al Mahaffey's granddaughter Dorothy Schwaninger of Columbus is visiting here. Mr Wilbur Foster is moving from the cottage on Graham Street recently bought by Mr Al Mahaffey and will occupy it.
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Litthe Edward Johns
Aletha Daley
Deaconer’s Hospital
Louisville
Vera Kane
St. Louis
Helen Stratton
J. N. Stratton
Paul Sage
St. Anthony's Hospital
Wilbur Foster
Graham St
Whch
al Mahaffey
Wetherow Couple Returns From Wedding Trip Visiting Parents
Mr and Mrs KE Wetherow have come back from their wedding trip and are staying with Mr and Mrs Elmer E Davis for a week or ten days before moving to Akron Ohio where they will reside.
Mrs Nachand and Ruth Visit Charleston for a Week
Mrs. Wn. Nachand and her daughter Ruth have departed for Charleston for a week's visit.
Cincinnati Visit Returns of Local Families
Mrs Chas Howard returned with her daughter Mrs Gree Howell to Cincinnati Ohio for a visit. Mr and Mrs Donald Buckley and two children who have been visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Buckley have returned to their home in Dayton Ohio.
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Chas. Howard
Gree. Howell
Cincinnati, O
Donald Buckley
John Buckley
Dayton, O
Local News Briefs from Salem and Surroundings
Mr. Jacob Schiller Sr. suffered a stroke of paralysis at his home on Parks Place this morning. Mrs. John Engle, visiting in Salem and Orleans, has returned. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker attended the funeral of aunt Mrs. Wim Weber and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Poin Dexter. Mr. Ralph Bricker, injured in a traction accident near Speeds, expects to return to work this week.
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Jacob Schiller, Sr
Parks Place
John Engle
Salem
Orleans
Chas
Ralph Bricker
Mrs Robert Bruneman Returns Home From Indianapolis
Mrs Robert Bruneman who was visiting in Indianapolis has returned home.
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Robert Bruneman
Indianapolis
Corcoran and Lehnfer Welcome Baby Daughter Mary Margaret
Mr and Mrs Frank Corcoran announce the birth of their daughter with Nellie Lehnfer listed as parent figure. The name Mary Margaret appears in the readable text as the newborn’s given name.
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Frank Corcoran
Nellie Lehnfer
Mary Margaret
Mrs Hoover Moves to Fayettesville with Daughter
Mrs J M Hoover travels to Fayettesville Arkansas with her daughter Mrs EO Miller and plans to reside there in the future.
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J. M. Hoover
Mrs. EO. Miller
Fayettesville, Ark
Funeral for Charles B Ashton set for Thursday
Funeral services for the late Charles B. Ashton will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Locust Street home.
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Charles B. Ashton
Locust Street
Woman Vote Emerges In Chicago Republican Convention
The article notes the growing political influence of women in the nation, highlighting their presence at the Chicago Republican Convention. It describes the women as wholesome and motherly, emphasizing their decency and readiness to use influence for practical, American ends rather than idealistic aims.
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Chicago
Fatty Arbuckle in Back Stage at LeRose Theater
Fatty Arbuckle stars in the latest comedy Back Stage at LeRose Theater this Friday and Saturday. Advertisement D 160 lists dates around July 22 with show details and venue.
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Fatty Arbuckle
LeRose Theater
Tentative Plans For Structure On Wall And Chestnut
The quarterly conference of Wall Street M. E. Church in Tulsa Okla accepted plans for a new church and community house on the present site. Rev. J. T. Scull was authorized to form a committee to consult an architect and develop detailed plans. The project aims to start next year with a unit plan and hollow square layout costing about 150000 dollars.
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Tulsa Okla
World
Wall Street M. de
J.T. Scull
Wall and
Chestnut Streets
Glenwood Park Community Day at Glenwood Park
The Catholic Ladies Literary Association hosts a July 21 community picnic at Glenwood Park to benefit the Cathol ic Community Center. Planned events include boating and bathing, an Alabama Rag Time Band concert, a Kentucky Jazz Band, dancing, euchre and lotto, a country grocery booth, and amusements for children and seniors. Admission is ten cents, with children under twelve free. the park opens at 8 p.m. and the dance pavillon stays open until midnight.
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Glenwood Park
Catholc
Ladies Association
Catholic Ladies Literary Association
Alabama Bat Times
Kentucky Jazz Band
Glennwood Park
Ohio Voting Shifts Highlight 1912 1916 Races
The Newburgh News notes Ohio swung Democratic in 1908 by 100000, then Democratic margins near 90000 in 1912 1916 affecting presidential chances for Jude Hughes. It recalls Harding winning Ohio by 103000 in a 1912 1916 Senate race context.
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Ohio
Jude Hughes
United States
Warren G. Harding
Newburgh N. Yo
Return of Republican leadership to guide U S to safer times
The Canton Register argues that Lincoln Roosevelt and McKinley are returning as leaders of a safe and sound Republican type. It lauds a president driven by American ideals and party policies trusted by the nation, claiming the United States will move back to the republic with a reliable future.
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Lincoln
Roosevelt
McKinley
United States
Republic
Canton
Rotary Frolic at Pines Club Delights Local Tall Crowd
The Rotary Club hosted a large gathering at Jines on Plans Road with lantern decor and outdoor games. Winners included John Geinger for a four race and Perrin Myers for the character eating contest. A sumptuous chicken dinner followed with Hedden Brothers orchestra providing music.
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Rotary Club
Jines
Plans
John Geinger
Moers
Perrin Myers
Huntarians
Pines
Joan Geinger
Flr
Anesia
Hes
Winter
Hol.landers
Meo
King
Claude Linley
R. Davies
Eda Southwell
Austin Funk
Miss Funk
Ames Matra
Wilbuir Dallu
Black
Walter Swartz
Golen
Cohen
James Fortune
Wilmes Fox
Don Walker
William Bilgus
Abbess Kkeller
Foonian Cools
James Howard
Amiasio
Orde
Wood Trades Association seeks skilled shop workers
Wanted notices seek wood workers and foremen cabinet makers machine and bench hands and varnishers. Good wages hours and working conditions. Apply in person or write to The Wood Trades Association of Cincinnati 306 Odd Fellows Temple Cincinnati. Adv P164 D9 ul 14 15 16 17 19 20 4W
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Wood Trades Association OF Cincinnate
Odd Fellows Temple
Cincinnati
Mildred Logan Undergoes Appendectomy at Deacones Hospital
Mildred Logan underwent an appendectomy at Deacones Hospital in Louisville this morning at 7 30. The operation was performed by Drs Baldwin and Coons. She is reported to be improving nicely.
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Mildred Logan
Deacones Hospital
Louisville
Baldwin and Coons
Stars Defeat Augustine Nine In Slaughter
The Louisville Stars routed St Augustine's nine Sunday morning with a heavy hitting display led by Ford Leach and Bane. Augustine could muster only scattered baserunners and failed to score after the first inning as Stars pitchers held the order.
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Stars of
Louisville
St. Ausuline
Ford
Leach
Bane
Petting ‘Aothers
Sa. Augustine
Stars
Cummins
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