Golgate's Big Factory Delayed by State Authorities
Indiana relocation dispute slows move of the Indiana Reformatory from Jeffersonville to Putnam county as the Duncan law prompts questions. Governor McCray and the relocation commission weigh site options while Colgate & Co. bids linger and a $300,000 appropriation faces scrutiny. officials anticipate possible delay until after the next legislature.
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Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Putnam County
Relocation Commission
Indianapolis News
General Assembly
McCray
Commission
Jon
Witte
Indiana
Stat Administration
Mason Trowbridge
New York
Colgate &Co
9Ffersonville
Colgate
Colgate & Co
Trowbridge
Compan
Stat
Reformatory
Indiana State Farm
State Farm
Taylor Will Probate Leaves Legacy and Real Estate Plan
The will of Francis M. Taylor of Henryville provides 500 for a monument and enacts a complex real estate arrangement. Lillie Jane Taylor receives 500 immediately, while real estate in surveys 253 and 252 is slated for tenancy with Thomas F. Guernsey and potential purchase at 9000 cash within nine months after Mrs. Taylor's death. If tenancy ends, option ceases. Remainder to be sold to pay debts, proceeds to Mrs. Taylor, then to Maggie Coombs Nina McClure and other siblings or heirs. Wilmer Rox named executor with John D. Driscoll H. M. Franks and J. E. Poindexter assisting.
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Francis M. Taylor
Henryville
Lillie Jane Taylor
Withgeyes
John D. Driscoll
H. M. Franksand
J. E. ‘Poindexter
Mrs Stephen Dyes Marriage Unites Stickter and Smith Couple
Adelaide Stickter daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Stickter Emerys Station and John G Smith of New Albany marry at St Marys Catholic church New Albany at 8 am Rev William Seibertz officiates A large gathering of local youths attends a reception at the bride's parents home The couple will reside in New Albany and are known in Floyd County.
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Adelaide Stickter
James W. Stickter
Emery’s Station
John G. Smith
New Albany
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
William *. Seibertz
Floyd County
Officers Elected at Myrtle Lodge K of P
Myrtle Lodge of the Knights of Pythias elected officers last night with William Lambert as Chancellor Commander Benjamin Hall as vice chancellor Paul Ogden as prelate H L Keigwin as Master of York and Harry Ferguson Eugene Ogden Jr Barney Natts as representatives to Grand Lodge Lodge deputy to be announced next Tuesday
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Myrtle Lodge
K. of P
William Lambert
Benjamin Hall
Paul Ogden
York
H. L. .Keigwin
Grand Lodge
Harry Ferguson
Eugene Ogden, Jr
Barney Natts
Controversy Delays State Farm Site Move to Putnam County
Debate over the term adjacent to the State Farm at Putnamville sparks a relocation stalemate. Greencastle Fillmore Sloverdale and Roachdale sites are eyed but objections grow. Pressure to delay until January 1923 Legislature session or a special session arises.
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Tater Tlerals
State Farm
Putnam County
Putnamville
Greencastle
Fillomre
Sloverdale
Roachdale
General Assembly
Colgate & Co
Jeffersonville
Pythian Lodges Plan Slower Armory Improvements
The Pythian bodies Hope Myrtle and Uniform Bank shelve costly Armory alterations at a rough $30,000 cost. Committees will plan interior and exterior work totaling about $5000 or more. Plans include refurnishing the lodge hall, improving the first floor, updating corridors, and painting the exterior including roof and gutters.
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Pythian Lodges
Hope and Myrtle
Uniform Bank
Pythian
Car industry to expand as ACF plans new shops
The American Car & Foundry Company will begin installing improvements soon. A modern blacksmith shop and a nearly new machine shop are to be added after a previous fire. The old phonograph case building is to be rebuilt and other upgrades are planned, signaling a railway labor and material backed boom in car building.
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American Car & Foundry Company
Ita
Janderstood
Market Street Car Line Track Complaints
Public complaints about Missouri Avenue car line tracks, especially on Market Street, prompted the Board of Works to ask the Interstate Public Service Corporation. Division engineer Mr. Custer in Indianapolis said the issue will be addressed soon, noting recent improvements since the new corporation formed and systems consolidated.
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Missouri Avenue
Market Street
Board of Works
Interstate Public Service Corporation
Custer
Indianapolis
Angelus Play Set By St Augustine's Youth
After graduation exercises the St Augustine's church youth will perform a beautiful play in the large auditorium titled The Angelus. The cast includes over 40 people with school members providing accompanying music. A record breaking attendance is expected.
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St. Augustine’ S Church
the Angelus
Fountain planned at Spring street and Court avenue
The Board of Works considers installing a drinking fountain at the southwest corner of Spring street and Court avenue. The Water Works Company pledges to cover half the cost if built.
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Board of Works
Spring Street
Court Avenue
Water Works Company
Piers Family Relocates to Louisville
Mr and Mrs Al Piers and their daughter have settled in Louisville marking a new chapter for the family as they establish roots in the city.
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al Piers
Louisville
Government in Private Business Policy Clash
Washington editorial warns against expanding government role in business. It criticizes proposed bills to buy agricultural products for European markets and to finance European trade, arguing such moves threaten democracy by centralizing power and inviting government ownership of industry. It urges strict government nonintervention and accountability in private industry.
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Washington
Harding
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Congress
Europe
Lenine
White House
Russia
County Council votes against road plan to Borden Bennettsville
The County Council members George H. D. Gibson John Wessel James Long Ed Weber Ed Gray Aaron Scott and John Hunt traveled to Borden Tuesday and returned with a four to three vote against building the Borden Bennettsville road. They argued higher taxes and limited general use. Secretary Claude McBride says the fight continues with Albert Mahan for the Farmers Federation and the Good Broads Association backing renewed effort.
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George H. D. Gibson
John Wessel
James Long
Weber Ed. Gray
Aaron Scott
John Hunt
Borden
Borden- Bennettsville
Claude McBride
Chamber of Commerce
Albert Mahan
Farmers’ Federation
Good Broads Association
Graduation at St Augustine Catholic School Tonight
Tomorrow evening the eighth grade of St Augustine's parochial schools will receive diplomas and perform a graduation program. Boys and girls listed include Louis Breen Melvin Black Frances Coy Edgar Ehringer Kennedy Ford Robert Gleason Leo Horn Maurice Knight John Keney Clifford Miller Leo Noon James Raidy Michael Raidy Catherine Cowman Margaret Cowman Margaret Carroll Mary Dolan Louise Fackler Irene Gray Margaret Gleason Helen Hoff Florence Hirstenberg Virginia Knight Nellie La Fever Della ONeil Clara Reed Katherine Printz Margaret Roster Alma Seitz Elizabeth Voigt Virginia Wathen Anna Cowman Ruth Dennison Loretta Dixon Ruth Finn Clara Kipper Helen Knight Margaret Loesch Corrine McGrath Anna OHara Mary Ryan Frances Welch Margaret Wiesendanger.
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St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Louis Breen
Melvin Black
Frances Coy
Edgar Ehringer
Kennedy Ford
Robert Gleason
Leo Horn
Maurice Knight
John Keney
Clifford Miller
Leo Noon
James Raidy
Michael Raidy
Catherine Cowman
Margaret Cowman
Margaret Carroll
Mary Dolan
Louise Fackler
Irene Gray
Margaret Gleason
Helen Hoff
Florence Hirstenberg
Virginia’ Knight
Helen Knight
Margaret Loesch
Corrine McGrath
Anna O’hara
Mary Ryan
Frances Welch
Margaret Wiesendanger
Mrs. Stegman Dies at 75 in Louisville Widow of John Stegman
Dorothy Stegman 75 widow of John Stegman died Tuesday at 5 p m at the home of her daughter Mrs Lillie S McKee 309 Pearl Street where she had lived Some weeks She was a native of Germany and had lived for many years in Louisville Survivors include daughter Mrs William Preuser of Louisville a son Henry Stegman of Battle Creek Mich The body was taken to Mrs Preuser s home last night
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Dorothy Stegman
John Stegman
Lillie S. McKee
Pearl Street
Louisville
Germany
McKee
Stegman
William Preuser
Henry Stegman
Battle Creek
Mich
Sentenced Negro Man for Bicycle Theft at Eberts Home
Hampton Kellis known as Whitey was sentenced to the Reformatory for 14 to 414 years for stealing a bicycle from the porch of Conrad Eberts house. He claimed he received the money last winter from a stranger who showered him with dollar bills.
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Hampton (Whitey) Kellis
Reformatory
Conrad Eberts House
Bonifert Plans New House at Court and Wall Street Corner
Charles Bonifert begins remodeling his residence at the Court and Wall Street corner. The project aims to erect a new house upon completion, reflecting local construction activity and home improvements.
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Charles Bonifert G
Court
Wall ‘Street
New
Auto Plunges Into River At Pfau Plant
A large auto owned by Al Pfau slid from the riverfront and plunged into the Ohio near the Pfau oil factory at Spring street. Charles Hopkins, visiting from Denver, rode in the car and the machine was pulled free by the ferry boat Clark after initial attempts with a truck. No major damage aside from a broken door and mud.
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al Pfau
Spring Street
Charles Hopkins
Ohio
Pfau
Hopkins
Clark
Chamber of Commerce Picnic At Glenwood Park Expected Crowd
Tomorrow afternoon the city hosts a merchants and Chamber of Commerce picnic at Glenwood Park with a 2 pm dance and concert, baseball and contests, a country store run by Bob Honnaker and Herman Cohen, prize coal and goods, and a full meal plan by the Civics Society ladies for a carefree day of entertainment for all ages.
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Chamber of Commerce and Merchants
Glenwood Park
Bob Honnaker
Herman Cohen
The
Civics Society
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Commission For New Reformatory
MR. Taylor
Stephen
Knights of Pythias
American Car and Foundry Company
Corporation
Ot Augustine
Steaved Auto
Fury
Amerchant
sAnig Chamber of Commerce
Glenwood’ Park
Mickie
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