Jeffersonville Hosts Indiana Newspaper Men Visit
Jeffersonville to entertain nearly 300 Indiana newspaper men next Thursday. Auto Owners plan a short city tour from the Reformatory to Quartermaster's Depot then Spring and Front streets ending at Fern Grove. Cars assemble at 2:30 pm with departure around 2:45 pm. volunteers urged to contact Don D. Williams, Jeffersonville Motor Car Company, phone 58.
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Jeffersonville
Indiana
Indiana Reformatory
Quartermaster’s Depot
Spring
Front
Fern Grove
Automobile Committee
Don D. Williams
Jeffersonville Motor Car Company
Reformatory
C.ty
Coalition Likely Precedent in Gresham Appointment
A Washington analysis suggests a coalition cabinet could follow Secretary Bryan’s resignation, with President Wilson possibly offering the premiership to former President Taft or ex-Secretary of State Elihu Root. Taft’s unofficial support for Wilson and Republican unity are cited as factors in the scenario.
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Wastheten
Bryan
Hose
Wison
Taft
Etihu Root
Wilson
Germany
United States
Engleman Captured After Parole Ends Liberty Run
Jehard C. Engleman a crippled inmate at the Indiana Reformatory who walked away last Friday was captured Tuesday afternoon in woods near Bull Creek thirty miles east of Jeffersonville. Officers pursued by auto and on horseback. Engleman claims escape with threats to those who pursued him.
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Jehard C. Engleman
Indiana Reformatory
Bull Creek
Jeffersonville
Adew Gass
Hendrickson
Rusa
Stevens
Ife
Hendickson
Connersville
Jess Scott
Clayton Smith
Appointment Debate Echoes Past Gresham Precedent
A congressional member warns President Wilson against appointing Tat as a high office, noting it would imply Democratic weakness and invite Republican critique. The comment recalls Cleveland’s 1889 choice of Walter Q. Gresham, a Republican, as Secretary of State as a precedent.
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Congress
Tat
Republica
Wilson
Taft
Root
Walter Q. Gresham
Cleveland
Meeting of Joel R Spahr Post Urges Attendance
Members of the Joel R. Spahr Post Grand Army of the Republic are urged to attend a meeting at Capt. George W. Coward home at 312 East Maple Street. The gathering is scheduled Thursday evening from 7 to 8 o'clock.
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Joel R. Spahr
Grand Army of the Republic
George W. Coward
E. Maple Street
Acme Co Premium Offers Unveiled At Chicago Address
Agents urged to seek details of premium offers for financial gain. Acme Co promotes at 161 East 111th St Chicago through advertisement.
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Acme Co
East 111Th St
Chicago
Port Fulton Primary Law Question Causes Ballot Delay
An Indiana opinion on whether towns must hold joint primaries stalled Port Fulton election preparations. Attorney General Milburn questioned the new primary law's reach, noting it apparently requires joint party participation, with penalties for noncompliance.
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Port Fulton
Spugne
Milburn
Indianapolis
Acts of the General Assembly
Harry M. Braun
Richard M. Milburn
Petition Of Henry Ford Grants Tyron Pardon
Governor Ralston pardons George W. Tyron also known as Gaspard Fair a parolee from Indiana Reformatory who eloped with Ruby Lewis and married her after returning to Detroit Tyron had been sentenced for grand larceny in Marion County in 1910 and paroled in 1912.
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Ralston
Henry Ford
George W. Tyron
Indiana Reformatory
Ford
Detroit
Mich
Tyron
Gaspard Fair
Marion County
Reformatory
Ruby Lewis
Parole Restored After Ford Representatives Petition
He was returned to the reformatories but upon petition from Mr. Ford’s representatives his parole was restored almost at once and he returned to his wife and to his employment.
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Reformatory
Ford
Circuit Court Hears Personal Injury and Divorce Actions
Otto Wright sues Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railroad for 1590 in Clark Circuit Court alleging injuries from a pike projecting through rotten crossing timbers near Hamburn pike on June 1. Ruth Lutz seeks divorce from Frank Lutz with custody of their child Marie and a $6 weekly allowance, plus a restraining order. allegations include intoxicated abuse and property disruption.
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Otto Wright
Clark
George C. Kopp
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ruth Lutz
Frank Lutz
Marie Lutz
Fortune
Ballard
Mary Richer
Prudential Life Insurance Company
James W. Fortune
Henry Hollkamp
Mary Fuchs
Hollkamp
Dloorx
Troy Bank
Troy
Ind
Isaac Dunn
Evansville
Gulu M. Dixon
Thomas C. Dixon
Thomas N. Manaugh
Sallie B. Manauga
Directors Elected At Apollo Athletic Association Meeting
Apollo Athletic Association members elect directors Thomas B. Bolton Chester Allen Edgar Poindexer Co. C. Eastman Otto J. Eberts Fred Vawter Charles T. Hertzsch. Reorganization may lead to Indiana incorporation and broader activities. Building plans hinge on Elk's lease renewal.
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Apollo Athletic Association
Elks
Thomas B. Bolton
Chester Allen
Edgar Poindexer
Co. C. Eastman
Otto J. Eberts
Fred Vawter
Charles T. Hertzsch
Indiana
Elk’s
Indiana Republicans to Welcome Editorial Association Guests
Reception details set for Indiana Republican Editorial Association visitors arriving from Indianapolis tomorrow noon. The program includes possible appearances by Governor Frank B. Willis of Ohio or Charles Fairbanks, with James E. Watson slated to speak if Fairbanks cannot attend.
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Charles Fairbanks
Fairbanks
James E. Watson
Rushville
Sixth
Fern Grove
Indiana Reformatory
A. Eh. Schmpff
Death of Mrs. Lottie W. Stuart in California
Mrs. Lottie W. Stuart died in Alhambra California at age seventy two after a general breakdown. She leaves three children Norvis Felker D C Mulock and Edward B. Stuart. Her husband T J Stuart formerly worked at the Barmore shipyards and was a Wall Street M E church member. He died about six years ago and is buried in Alhambra.
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Bertha Poindexter
Public Library
Alhambra
Cal
Lottie W. Stuart
Jefersonville
Norvis Felker
D. C. Mulock
Edward B. Stuart
Wall Street
M. E. Church
Bryan resigns as Secretary of State in 1915 cabinet shift
William Jennings Bryan formally leaves the position and Robert Lansing is named interim secretary as the United States sends a note to Germany. The scene features personal farewells and strong emotion from Bryan and colleagues amid a pivotal foreign policy moment.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Robert Lansing
State Department
Wilson
Chaneys
Germany
Bryan
United States
Mr. Bryan
German Note Ready for Berlin Dispatch
Washington June 9 Counselor Lansing announced after a White House conference that the note to Germany would be sent to Berlin this afternoon and published in Friday morning papers. The United States would publish without waiting for Ambassador Gerard to confirm receipt. The note, about 1,506 words, is being coded and signed by Secretary Lansing.
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Washington
Wilson
Lansing
Germany
Berlin
United States
Ambassdor Gerard
Quinn still Holds Job in Democratic Depot Fight
Local Democrats clash over Ernest Quinn’s appointment as superintendent at the Quartermasters Depot to succeed Thomas Jones who was transferred to St Louis. Charges of incompetency are alleged with Washington scrutiny and a bloc of Jeffersonville and New Albany residents urge pauses until Quinn can be heard. Meanwhile Quinn remains in place as the party factions jostle for the plum amid a Republican watch.
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Kilkenny
Ernest Quinn
Quartermasters Depot
Thomas Jones
St. Louis
Quinn
Washington
Senator Shively
Jeffersonville
New Albany
War Department
Tom Jones
Jones
Sam
Resignation of William Jennings Bryan Shakes Cabinet
Washington reports the bitter fallout as Secretary of State Bryan resigns from the Wilson administration over Germany policy. The move sparks theories he planned to quit before a future presidential bid, with prohibition as a potential plank. Bryan says he cannot support the president’s policy and will not stay in the Cabinet.
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Washington
Bryan
Prson
Mr Bryan
Mr. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Wilson
White House
Joseph P. Tumuluiy
Germany
Weather Forecast for Jeffersonville and Indiana
Forecasts for the twenty four hours ending 7 p m Thursday show fair and cool conditions in Jeffersonville and vicinity with continued cool temperatures. In Indiana expect party cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions on Thursday.
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Jeffersonville and Vicinity
Indiana
Grow Fresh Tomato and Rhubarb Plants for Sale
Plants and transplants offered by Deckers Second Hand Store at 722 Spring Street. Tomatoes raised for quick bearing with strong roots, sold at 10c per dozen. Also rhubarb plants 5c each.
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Deckers
Spring Street
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