Telephone Hearing On Cumberland Tel Rates Set For Thursday
Public Service Commission of Indiana schedules a Thursday morning hearing in this city on Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company rate adjustments. The company seeks to raise the minimum to the maximum, with location likely the City Hall Council Chamber. Local subscribers may oppose the proposed higher charges.
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Public Service Commission of
Indiana
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
U «Ity
Eniey Pe
Settlement Expected In Telephone Billing Complaint
Claims compromised after a conference between the telephone company and subscribers who filed suits over alleged overcharges. Some patrons with residence phones paid $2 monthly but sought restoration after service disruptions. Settlement would credit only continuous subscribers at the higher rates with the difference between minimum and maximum charges.
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Red
Lawn Fete Planned By Wesleyan Circle
The Wesleyan Circle of the Wall Street M E Church will host a lawn fete on the church lawn tomorrow evening with proceeds likely for church activities.
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Wesleyan Circle
Wall Street
M. E. Church
Presbyterian Excursion picnic to Fern Grove
The Sunday School of the First Presbyterian church will join the schools from three New Albany churches for an annual picnic at Fern Grove aboard the excursion steamer Carmania tomorrow.
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First Presbyterian Church
New Albany
Fern Grove Torrow
Aetna Revokes Appointment of Watson and Hunt as Attorneys in Fact
The Aetna Accident and Life Insurance Company of Hartford filed notice revoking the appointment of George G. Watson and Charles Hunt as attorneys in fact.
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Aetna Accident and Life Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
George G. Watson
Charles Hunt
Government Supply Shortages and Upcoming Allocations
Supplies are running low at the Government Depot with limited stock on hand. After July 1, new fiscal year funding will bring in additional supplies and contracts will be awarded shortly after the month begins when new appropriations become available.
Judgment Prepared in Cain vs Johnson Property Case
A certified copy of the Clark Circuit Court judgment Quieting Title in fifty acres of land survey 293 is prepared in the Charles F May cross complaint case. The document is filed in the office of Clerk Curtis W Ballard for the estate of William Redwell versus Josephire Johnson and others.
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Charles F. May
Clark Circuit Court
Curtis W. Ballard
George W. Cain
William Redwell
Josephire Johnson
Unfavorable report on state ordinance returned
After review by the Committee on Law and Supervision the city council committee chairman announced an unfavorable report on the recently introduced state ordinance at the veswur meeting.
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Veswur
Old excursion boat earns new memory in city
An old excursion steam vessel once beloved by locals has been repurposed as a memorial relic. Capt. Jein Keen of the city played a key role in its transfer, preserving a piece of local maritime history for future generations.
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Pites Sire
Jein Keen
Assessment of Corporation in Tyel County
The assessment program is active with corporate appraisal methods outlined. It notes the effects of corporate processes, aiming to prepare and apply the assessment.
New Officers Elected at Wall Street Missionary Meeting
A large gathering at the Wall Street Methodist Episcopal Church heard reports as 102 delegates registered for the annual Missionary Society meeting. New officers included President Mrs I Reese and Vice President Jo eon Charlestown with plans presented by the Standard Bearers and attendees from Utica Clark County and surrounding areas.
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Feresn
Saci
Methodist Episcopal
Joesday
Wall Street
Ehurch
Ted Dee
Prauray
Exey O
Ais
Garrison
Tyeyversau
Jeffersonville Area Weather Forecast Tonight Through Thursday
Forecasts for the twenty four hours ending at seven p m Thursday call for fair tonight in Jeffersonville and vicinity with likely local showers on Thursday. Indiana statewide shows showers tonight and Thursday, then fair and cooler.
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Jeffersonville
Indiana
Mrs Brock Visits Scottsboro During Return Trip
Mrs. F. M. Brock spent several days visiting here before resuming her journey home to Summitville stopping in Scottsboro to see the families of William Littell and Newton Terrell.
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F. M. Brock
Simmitville
Scottsborro
William Littell
Newton Terrell
Federal Grand Jury Called to Indianapolis Session
Federal Grand Jury members have been summoned to Indianapolis to meet Friday and Saturday for a session. John Hough from Scott County is named as a member. All jurors are drawn from federal panels and ordered to report for duties.
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Federal Grand Jury
Indianapol
Washington
John Houghtound
Scott County
Second Trip Planned to Study Rare Plants
A brief note indicates a second expedition is planned to study rare plants at Silver Hills in the region near Pend, with researchers from established institutes noted in the fragment. Details are limited due to OCR issues.
Services at First Presbyterian church
Community notes say church services will be held at the First Presbyterian Church. A pastor and choir members are expected to participate, with choir practices scheduled prior to the service.
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Raver Tectia
Serge
Evangelist Receives 5894 For Fort Wayne Revival
Fort Wayne Ind June 16 The final question of the executive committee in charge of the Lyon revival meetings reported total receipts of 13953.89 with Lyon taking 5894.43. Local expenses were 8159.95 leaving a balance of 829.56 turned over to the Ministerial Association for the general feed of the church in Fort Wayne.
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Fort Wunane
Ind
Whch
Lyon
Feod
Fort Wayne
Prayer Meeting Notice at Moorl Street Church
A fragmentary notice describes a prayer meeting led by a pastor, referencing the thirteenth chapter of a biblical text. It mentions an address on Moorl Street and notes a service with connected readings and interest in the event.
Dream Theater Screens Great Picture The Christian Hall Caine Love Story
The Dream Theater presents The Christian, Hall Caine’s grand romance in eight reels by Vitigraph. Glory Quayle and John Storm face social turmoil and a villainous Lord Robert Ure amid Derby Day uproar as loyalty, love, and justice test their fate.
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Pairngs
Dream Theater
Hall Caine
Vitigraph Company
John Storm
Glory
Menestiers
Robert Ure
John
Robert
Polly
Joord Piecert
Lord Robot
Beisdish
Joby
Kenetland
Britain
England
Lord Robert
Bright Outlook for Coffins in Local Company Notes
A damaged OCR item mentions a company named Lawrenesiave Te Pore te The Nhie eu Com Cormary and DGFis receiving a dividend after November. It suggests a hopeful financial outlook and a connected event related to a broader enterprise, with expectations of payout.
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Lawrenesiave
Dgfis
New Use For Staaps Reported In Odd Tale
A fragmented notice outlines a curious tale about stamps, a stray rat, and a line mouse world with a new posting scheme. The readable parts suggest a hoax-like or puzzle item with whimsical, unclear actions and behaviors.
Trotter Winning Laurels In San Francisco Race
Vincennes Indiana reports the trotter sailing to third place in the San Francisco Soccer pore event. The horse, driven by Toon MelDetuwt, earned praise from admirers, with prior connections to Dr. HL OP Jones.
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Vincennes
Ind
James Melles
San Francisco
Cal
Dre HL OP. Jones
Hearing on motion for new trial recounts in theft case
A court session Saturday heard the motion for a new trial in the case of Prane's Acients against James Ta Maginderloc. Judge Fortune Wien presided and heard arguments on alleged theft by Maginderloc. The New Washington state pew valued at $849 was referenced, with a verdict previously rendered for the plaintiff.
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Cink Coresort
Jdudee Fortune Wien
Prane
James Ta Maginderloc
Washington State
Paroled Inmates Leave After Board Meeting
Parolees leave the institution after a Board of Trustees meeting. Several inmates are cited for varying parole compliance milestones and plan to remain under parole supervision as the November review proceeds.
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Board of Trusthe
Assorted Legal Nonsense Claims in Court Document
A murky legal note describes an appeal to a higher court over a damages claim of 450 dollars. The fragment references a plaintiff and a defendant with unclear names and a dubious characterization of proceedings.
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Endenst
James Woot
Tfenry -Treloar
Damcay
Preetets Court
En- Goyys
To Supply Large Church
Rev G O Pruitv pastor of the local Presbyterian church has been invited to supply the First Presbyterian church of Washington D C during July. The First Presbyterian church is one of the largest in the East with roots back to 1790. Dr DeWitt Talmage was its pastor at his death. Rev Truby leaves for the East about July 1. Pr Brinton Clark is the current pastor of the Washington church.
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OT. Pruitv
Ccal Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
Anthony's Commencement at St Athens Parochial Schools
Commencement exercises at St Athens Paroehial Schools set for June 23 at Ssoloek in the Knights of Pythias Vonpora. Six graduates receive diplomas from Rev. Rather Aner: Arthur RL Greyson Valentine Welscou ccer Fred Frederick Mary Heck Carhesns Wemer Martha EF Pete.
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St. Atthens
Paroehial
Ssoloek
Knights of Pythias Vonpora
Artur RL Greyson
Valentine Welscou
Fred Frederick
Mary Heck- Carhesns Wemer
Martha EF. Pete
Rather Aner
Mrs. Mary Tiffen Visiting City
Mrs. Mary Tiffen of Det Moles Ia is visiting in this city as a short guest and will remain for a few days.
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Mary Tiffen
Det Moles. Ia
St Augustine’s Commencement At Tuarochial School
The commencement of St Augustine's Tiarochial school was held today. The graduates include Misses Margaret Caugie Helen Cronin Evelyn T.conard and Messrs Albert Hibstenberg Clarence Cowman Emer con Tect Edward Shea John Mullen and Ardran Cavanaugh. The Rev 7 1 Is'nin delivered an address to the class.
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St. Augustine's
St. Augustus Tiarochial School
Margaret Caugie
Helen Cronin
Evelymn T.conard
Albert Hibstenberg
Clarence Cowman
Emercon
Edward Shea
John Mullen
Ardran Cavanaugh
Nin
Tle
SQUIRREL SEASON RULES AND PENALTIES OUTLINED
The article explains open season rules for squirrels with a policy that hunting before August 1 is not allowed and hunting from July 1 to November 1 is permitted. It notes strict enforcement and a fine of 19 dollars per squirrel for violations during the closed season.
Zeppelins Raid England As World War Turmoil Continues
London reports a Zeppelin visited the Northeast coast of England last evening dropping bombs. Fifteen dead and fifteen wounded in the district, with fires started but later fought. The string of air attacks since May 31 shows escalating aerial warfare and retaliatory strikes between sides. An earlier raid hit Karlsruhe killing nineteen and wounding fourteen.
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London
England
Jond
Karlsruhe
Conspiracy Seen In German Red Cross Imposter Hoax
The Tribune reports a suspected hoax by a man posing as Dr Anton Meyer Gerhard a German Red Cross lecturer and Count von Bernstorff envoy. The real Meyer Gerhard remains in Germany. the impostor is Alfred Meyer a high ranking German war official.
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Anton Meyvyer-Gerhard
Red Cross
Count von Bernstorff
Christiansand
Norway
State Department
United States
Alfred Meyer
Department of Army Supplies
Ministry of War
Anton Meyer Gerhard
Germany
East Front
Dr. Meyer
Propaganda Farce in War Materials Drive
The article criticizes Red Cross propaganda as a farce accusing a speaker of seeking war supplies and gauging U S preparedness. It portrays him as a duplicitous figure using disguises and engaging with munition brokers to aid the German cause while pleading for contributions.
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Red Cross
War Office
Dr. Jeyk
Mr. Hyde
Turkish emissary seeks Germany consent for separate peace
Rome reports the Idea Nazionale says Turkey sent an emissary to Berlin to obtain German consent for a separate peace with the Allies due to famine and secret munition limits. London claims three Teutonic armies near Lemberg and that Austro German forces will reach the Russian stronghold by July 1 after Russian defeats.
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Rome
Idea Nazionale
Turkey
Berlin
Germany
London
Lemberg
von Mackensen
Przemys
Vienna
Galician Front Advances Across Przemysl Corridor
German and Austrian forces under Von Der Marwitz, Ermoli, and Von Macken advance toward Jrodek and Krakowice while Archduke Ferdinand’s northern wing pushes toward Piskoreavice and the Lemberg railway. Russian resistance remains heavy near Krakowice as broader Galicia operations aim to relieve Soviet garrisons and aid Italian front options. Baltic theater reports claim village Danksze and other areas near Shavn, Mariampol, and Orkyez River yielded prisoners.
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Mociska
von der Marwitz
Wsznia
Przemsyl-Lemberg
Jrodek
Ermoli
von Mackensens
Krakowice
Jarrow
Lemberg
Archduke Ferdinand
Sienawa
Piskoreavice
Montay
Galicia
Danksze
Shavn
Mariampol-Kovno
Kabvaria
Orkyez
Americans Would Rally To Defense Says Salzgaber
Gaylord Salzgaber of Ohio, Commissioner of Pensions, argues the United States is secure from attack if a call to defend the country goes out. He cites U S preparedness and recalls wartime patriotism, contrasting Switzerland and Canada and recalling U S wartime mobilization in Ohio.
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Salzgaber
Wish'n2aton
Gaylord MV. Sazgaber
Ohio
United States
Mil Mons
Ier
Salygaber
Agriculture Vrooman
Phoue
Europe
Switzerland
Vrooman
Sa’d Salzgaber
Canada
Joeneine
Capt Murphy in Critical Condition at Philadelphia Police HQ
Capt Murphy, Pennsylvania Police Commissioner, remains critically ill after several weeks with a disease. Authorities report he is under care at his home on West Market Street as supporters hope for improvement.
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Capt Murphy
John TR. Murphy
Pennaylvania Lines
Potehts
Marvet
Canning Plant Nearing Completion In Indiana
Houchland Brothers' canning factory at Underwood in this county nears completion and will be among the largest and most up to date plants in Indiana once operational.
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Houchland Brothers
Underwood
Indiana
Reformatory Arrivals From Greene County and Allen County
Russell Seeder Pearl Davis and Willam Seighner convicted of second degree burglary begin terms of two to fourteen years at the reformatory. Elmer Holiday arrives from Allen County to serve five to fourteen years for robbery.
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Russell Seeder
Pearl Davis
Willam Seighner
Reformatory
Greene County
Elmer Holiday
Allen County
Sunday School Association Opens 51st Convention at Logansport
The Indiana Sunday School Association opened its 51st annual convention at the Broadway Missionary Church in Logansport with about 1,000 expected attendees. State President W. C. Hall led the opening session at 11 o'clock as delegates debated organization methods and new plans. Alfred Day of Syracuse presided over the morning superintendent session, outlining approaches to improve church work.
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Indiana Sunday School Association
Broadway Mi
Loganzport
W. C. Hall
Alfred Day
Syracuse
N. Y
Day
Conventon Proceedings Open in Afternoon Session
A. J. Frantz Cass County superintendent served as general chairman welcoming attendees. Alfred Day limited time for proceedings then adjourned to six concurrent conferences. Peart L Weaver presided over temperance conference while Lannis McPhetridze led another on publicity and church news displays.
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A. J. Frantz
Cass County
Evotes
Alfred Day
A. B. Cornelius
Indianapoli
Mss Peart L. Weaver
Lannis McPhetridze
Sellersburg Nonpartisan Trustee and Marshal Election Notice
Voters in Sellersburg will select marshal and town trustees at a nonpartisan election to be held Thursday. Names of candidates and voting details are to be announced. The article notes the November election date and the importance of local leadership.
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Tip Tt 9 Sect
Sellershburg
Double Wedding Sparks Townsfolk Curiosity
Two brothers reportedly wed in a dual ceremony. Miss Carmen Afar and Mrs. Rolia Rider were among the attendees. Details remain unclear as fragments describe both brides and grooms from nearby Cret ersville with little verifiable information.
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Aton
Carmen Afar
Rolia Rider
Mise
Ars
Feeler
Erate
Cretersville
Werald
Forestry Contest Winners Noted At Charlestown School
The Indiana State Board of Forestry awarded prizes for a forestry essay contest submitted by Charlestown High School students. Miss Perth Moare of Munetetawrn Teak School won second prize. she had the highest scholarship average in the school. The competition closed March 1, with local interest high due to the nearby state forestry reservation near Henryville.
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Heh
Indivena State Board of Forestry
Perth Moare
Othe Munetetawrn
Indiana
Charlestown
Fred Gladden
Salary Increase for Postmaster C F E Garriot
The Post Office Department informs Po master C F E Garriot in Scottsburg that his salary will rise by $190 from July 1 due to increased office revenues.
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Pomaster C. FE. Garriot
Scottsburs
Post Office Department
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