Gummed Stickers Sold At Star Office
Gummed stickers of the gan se had at the Star Office priced at 20 cents per 100.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
1
Walter Crosby Held for Copper Wire Theft
Walter Crosby, a young Black man, was sent to the Ta Giana Reformatory after a plea in abatement as part of a theft case involving copper wire. Judge James Wood Postune presided in Clark Chrecall Court, with suspended sentence and related proceedings on other civil matters and estates pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood Postune
Clark
Walter Crosby
Georee Aldwece Youngs Cresby
New Alybany
Judee Fortane
Willan
Charlestown Seleah
Sehosil Taddine
Tee Vegiubemerncs
State Board of Pearth Theo Cas
Eiverne
Jacobs
Marvy al Botteri
Mary A. Gray
Meetoer
Marsarer
Reiley Lev
Blanche Sweet at the Pream in The Black List screening
At the Dream, Blanche Sweet stars in The Black List a Jesse L. Lasky production about social conditions. Diane Sweet portrays Vera Maroff a school teacher in a mining town in a role praised as different. The program also features Charlie Chaplin in The Floorwalker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Sweet
America
Jesse T. Lasky
Wrcht
Marion Fairfax
Wm. C. de Mille
Paramount
Dianehe Sweet
Lasky
Vera Maroff
Gsne
Charlie Chaplain
Adv
Maxwell Automobile 5 Passenger Model 1 1911 For Sale
For sale a Maxwell five passenger Model 1 1911 in first class condition. Interested buyers should apply to Homer M Frank at Citizens Trust Company in Jeffersonville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Automobile
Homer M., Frank
Citizens Trust Company
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Sudden death of Mrs. Birdie Parks at 36
Mrs Birdie Herfel Parks widow of Floyd Parks, 36, died suddenly after midnight from a perforated intestinal ulcer. Born in Jeffersonville, she leaves mother Elizabeth Tierfel and brothers Frank and Anthony Herfel. Funeral at St Anthony's Church Friday at 9 with Rev Oleric Aner officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Herfel Parks
Flavia Parks, Jr
Elizabeth Herfel
Manle Street
Parks
Jeffersonville
Charles Herfel
Elizabeth Tierfel
Frank Herfel
Anthony Terfel
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Jane
Floyd Parks
Sensation Hinted In Taxpayers League Meeting
An evening meeting at Odd Fellows Hall sparks talk of a forthcoming move to surprise the city. Sources say the action would counter remonstrances against road building and affect bond sales and county plans, but specifics were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxpayers League
Odd Fellows Hall
P Board of County Commissioners
Bcard
Annual School Outing At Fern Grove Delights Attendants
N and J Ferry Co superintendent announces Fern Grove outing to be one of the most delightful. Two trips at 9 a m and 2 p m depart from Spring street foot aboard the Queen City. Grove grounds are beautified with ample room and orchestra music. Port Fulton Claysburg and Clarksville schools invited.
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Port Fulton
Claysburg
Clarksville
Witnesses for Defense in Utica Murder Trial
Judge Howard overrules defense motion to set aside the impaneling of the jury and let Brendel plead to first degree murder. State rested after presenting key witness Lentz who described Brendel and Case during the shooting at a Utica store. trial may wrap this week with further rulings on Brendel’s ability to plead in open court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanca Pence
Case
Myers
Brendel
Lim O
Howard
Testareny Bezan
Omega Lentz
Lentz
Utica
Loentz
Bens
Jrendel
Prendel
Senior Class Alters Plans For Graduation Eve Picnic
The Senior Class of the High School will graduate tomorrow night instead of a picnic today. They took a trip upriver on the Homer Smith this afternoon. Mrs Jesse Rose, visiting here, has returned to Kokomo. Mr and Mrs Frank R Willey of Pomona California plan to return to Jeffersonville for the centennial home coming in Angeust and will have been married five years at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Smith
Jesse Rose
Kokomo
Jeffersonville
Angeust
Frank R. Willey
Pomona
Cal
Tme
For Rent House of Six Rooms with Bath Ad
House of six rooms and with bath convenient situated. Apply Watson and Baird. Have your wall paper cleaned for the Spring. No dirt, no worry, no trouble. Prices right and satisfaction guaranteed. Paul Miller phone 75 Doherty s Drug Store Spring and Maple adp.
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Watson & Baird
Paul Miller
Doherty S Drug Store
Naming Of Teachers Sparks City Board Controversy
The city school board held a meeting to discuss the next school year and possible firings. Members expect potential departures among male teachers as the board weighs personnel changes and votes on retaining renewals amid tension and uncertainty.
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Itoia
Feloe
Tonisat
Eeanimeicinas
John Clenger
Quessen
Widow Weir Files Suit To Quiet Title In Land Case
The widow of Travarion Weir, residing in Memphis, filed suit in the Clark County Court on Wednesday to quiet title to seven parcels of land. The action seeks formal recognition of ownership and relief against potential claims by other parties.
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Fleur
Tia Weer
Travarion
Aiemphis
Clark Covent Court
Death of Mrs Madeline Wallace at Charlestown
Mrs Madeline Wallace widow of William Wallace died after illness in Tuatless. She was about seventy years old and resided in Charlestown with a brother Sheriff William Wallace. Survived by two sons Benjamin Wallace and Gauss Wallace, two daughters Miss Lida Wallace and Maud Wallace, and four sisters including Mrs Soren Graves of Portland and Mrs Jennie Mannix visiting. Funeral to be held in Charlestown tomorrow.
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Saat
William Jones
Teesdey
Madeline Wallace
Williae Wallace
Mes
Waollnes
Charlestown
Mary Eveapes
Penjamin Wallace
Gaus Wallhiee
Lasghters
Lida Wallace
Masud Wallsee
Willambone
Soren Graves
Portland
Ore
Jennie Mannix
Restus Foster
Tuscola
Aed Moss
Charles McClure
Madison
Theodore Lone
Edward Leng
Samuel Tone
Wallace
Charlie Town
Ait- Opn
Young Man Sentenced After Bank Robbery Confession
A 19 year old, identified as George Teagle of St. Louis, confessed to robbing the Citizens State Bank at Carmel and other banks during a spree that wounded Chester Bailey and Earl D. Rawdlebush. After a chase through Fortville, he was captured and sentenced to the Indiana Reformatory. He claimed most of the money was later taken from him in Buffalo while fleeing eastward.
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Earl D. Rawdlebush
First National
Woriville
George Teagle
Boxy Tandil
Indiana Reformatory
Thomas Voal
New Albany National Bank
Hangary Fawcett
Morrow
Marl Roudelish
T Doyle
Roudebush
Toote
Chase Russell
W of
Bills
Fortville
Doyle admits guilt in bank holdup and assault
Doyle, soaked by rain, confessed to assault and battery with intent to kill Roudebush after being arraigned before Jedze Earl Sample. He pleaded guilty and received two to fourteen years in the Indiana Reformatory plus a $250 fine. He described the Carmel bank holdup and escape to Indianapolis, while claiming St. Louis as his home and noting his criminal early start.
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Doyle
Greenfield
Jedze Earl Sample
Tle
Roudebush
Indiana Reformatory
Carmel Bank
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Wall Street School 27th Annual Commencement
The Col ored High School hosts its 27th annual commencement Friday at 8 30 PM in the K of P Armory. Five seniors graduate Estella Gates Talley Tuise M Brown Forrest L Head William G McClain Nathaniel W Tabbett. Two pupils perform orations What they say about us Solving Problems. Rev W Thompson D D Louisville delivers the address. Rev W H Riley’s Sunday School orchestra provides music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored High School
K. of P. Armory
Estella Gates Talley
T.éuise M. Brown
Forrets Lee
William G. McClain
Nathaniel W. Tabbett
Forrest L. Head
M. Brown
W. Thompson
D. D
Louisville
W. H. Riley
Convention in Session as Harding Nominated Temporary Chairman
At the Republican National Convention in Chicago on June 7 1920 Warren G Harding was named temporary chairman amid a busy opening. The gathering filled seats as delegates crowded in with Chauncey Depew and other leaders in attendance while the afternoon saw talks of Fairbanks Hughes and Roosevelt alignment shaping the nomination battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Chicago
Hines
Republican National Committee
Timothy Stone
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Amelia
Hilles
Mr. Harding
Roosevelt and Hughes fight over nomination bluffing claim
Reporters describe a tense exchange as Hughes backers accuse Roosevelt camp of bluffing to pressure old guard. Indiana observer notes Roosevelt men insist they can nominate their candidate while Hughes supporters remain confident in New York justice nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Delecates
Hilles
Ticago
Roosevelt
Indiana
Charles W. Fairbankss
Charles B. Hughes
Fairbanks
Hughes
T. R
New York
McCaskey Leaves for Lancaster Soon
Capt. McCaskey and Mrs McCaskey prepare to depart Lancaster after a brief stay at the Maede head apartments. Captain Clark expected to take command of the vacant post and join in the move within a month as staff directions and duty calls unfold.
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McCaskey
Lancaster
F&f
Indiana Boom Echoes For Fairbanks In Nomination Battle
Indiana delegates report broad support for Fairbanks as the vice president hopefuls circle the Midwest. Managers from Roosevelt Hughes and early Progressives visit Indiana headquarters at Congress hotel. No barbs or splits have emerged as preconvention efforts keep rivals cordial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Ton’ghe
Tignes
Indiana
Middle West
Hughes
Cengress Oricel
Roosevelt
IndustIal Board awards weekly comp for cement plant death
The Industrial Board of Indiana led by Edgar Perkins heard Mrs. Bessie E. Curtis update her claim for the death of her husband in a powder dust explosion at the Speed cement plant. She receives 5.50 dollars weekly in installments over 200 weeks, with the first payment due March 18, to support her several small children.
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Industrial Board of Indiana
Trdgze Edgar Perkins
Bessie E. Curtis
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