Accident misreported as occurring near Wall Street and Court Avenue
A correction clarifies that the Saturday accident did not occur at the stated Wall Street and Court Avenue corner. Witness accounts place the collision near the intersection of Sprit and Court avenues with Arthur Storer driving a glass jar in a Fastoat trolley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iis Tidus
Zocharnmard
Wall Street
Pont
Stannard
Sprit
Arthur Storer
Stener Fee
Pegdie
Jeff
Shene Court Avenue
Conveyance of Property by County Auditor Woosteed
County Auditor George Woosteed conveys part of a subdivision to Mos. Avia AE from Jot Pi IWilvba’s submission. The property transfer appears tied to a school district and involves interests held by the finder or finder’s associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woosteed
Mos
Avia AE
Iwilvba
Fati
Owas Totecios
Dedication of Mason’s Home Marks Centennial Celebrations
Local Masons of Claregree Lodge organize efforts under the will of James Al Hedite to maintain a home on Port Bolton. The event aligns with the community centennial celebrations, showcasing community service and historical pride amid ceremonies and local acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claregree Gs Masons
Anthoris
Port Bolten
Dadiana
Bridge repair advances on Pennsylva nia Bridge approaches
A long stretch of the Indiana side of the Penneylvania Bridge shows removal of stone piers and the setting of falsework underneath. Crews have built a mile of ramp and staging between Moesain Avenue and the bridge to haul materials for ongoing reconstruction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Penneylvania Bridge
Deine Gane
Moesain Avenue
Mussel Fishing Expands With Fresh River Beds
Mussel fishermen near Utica report new beds along both riverbanks between here and Utica. The rush for the new fields grows as shells fetch higher prices for Hudson factories. Some divers prize 6 to 12 pearls per effort, with potential wealth if success continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Here
Hattan Fac
Indiana Centennial Observances Highlight Fort Wayne Area
The article notes widespread August centennial celebrations in Indiana with Jefferson County and Ft Wayne area events. It mentions community fundraising totals around 223 dollars and faces ahead for local committee plans amid cool weather. Pageantry includes Wallace Rice gateway display and remarks on civic spirit led by local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Leschspett
Brookville
Joblow
Nleen County
FT. Wayne
Ou Weel
Wallace Rice
Ponahi Robertson
Savaf Chicazo
Toot
Wayne
EL CG
Ft. Wasne
Jeffersonville Merchants Gather for Public Service Topics
The Jeffersonville Chamber of Commerce calls a Members Council meeting on Tuesday at 7 p.m. to review two Public Service Commission petitions and county agricultural policies. Secretary Manager urges broad merchant attendance to discuss cooperative efforts with farmers and share the Clark County Agricultural Bulletin's future plans.
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S P.m
Jefferson Ville
Chamber
Tie
Public Service Commission
Clark Couny Agricultural Bulletin
Sec’yr-Mer
Countty
G. Brablpy
Complication Of Ailments Claims Louisville Resident
George Chapman, a ship carpenter born August 15 in Prestonville Kentucky, died early Sunday at St Josephs Infirmary Louisville after a prolonged illness. He had recently been brought from Memphis Tennessee for medical care and had worked at Tiowards and other places. Survived by son Clifford of Milton Kentucky, brother Calip Chapman of Carrollton and two sisters Mrs Henrietta Dunaway and Martha Chapman of Cincinnati. Funeral at FLOM Coots Sons chapel with Jeffersonville Loize No 540 Free and Accepted Masons. Interment Walnut Ridge Cemetery.
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George Chapman
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Louisville
Chapman
Memphis
Jeffersonville
Tioward'’s
Prestonville
Carn Hton
Clifford Chapman
Milton
Calip Chapman
Carrollton
Henrietta Dunaway
Martha Chapman
Cincinnati
Flom
Coots’ Sons
Free & Accepte
Masons
Walrut Ridge
Clark County Indiana highway bonds offered for sale
The Clark County Treasurer announces a public sale of twenty highway improvement bonds totaling 8590.00 with 4.5 percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds dated March 6 1916 mature May 15 and November dates for ten years, bidto cash the highest bidder after June 29 1916 in Jeffersonville. The sale is under authority of the Board of Commissioners for Gorman et al petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Indiana
Court House
Jeffersonville
Board of Commissioners of
E. ©. Gorman Et al
Monro
Said County
Bids Open for 12500 Feet Seasoned Lumber Stock
Major Theodore TB Hacker announces bids will be opened June 26 for furnishing 12,500 feet of seasoned lumber including hickory oak white pine yellow poplar and yellow pine. The largest quantity requested is 4,900 feet of yellow pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore TB. Hacker
Derot Quartermaster
Mexican embassy warns not to land troops at Mazatlan
Communications from the Mexican embassy report a clash between a boat crew from the Annapolis and Carranza soldiers at Mazatlan yesterday and urge that no men be landed from American warships. Embassy seeks engagement with Secretary Lansing, but he is said to be unavailable for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesehineron
Fone
Eunioat Annapolis
Carranza
Mazatlan
Mexico
State Department
Lansing
Designato
Eliseo Arregdonioe
Grand Army of the Republic Meeting Held Tonight
Falls Cities Association hosts tonight at Best's Hall Jeffersonville Post No 86 to present all army posts from the three falls cities in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls Cities Association of the Grand Army of the Republic
Best’s
Tall
Jeffersonville
Army
Three Falls Cities
Man Charged With Cruelty To Animals Fined In Court
Maumett Ransom charged with cruelty to animals was fined one dollar and costs and sentenced to sixty days in jail plus an additional eleven days. He, employed by a local contractor, allegedly mistreated two horses in the Pennsylvania yards. Also, Mary Crudep and another colored person were arraigned with a continuance to tomorrow. A theft charge against another defendant was set to answer, with goods found in a house on Fourteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anivess
Maumett
Pennsylvania
Smith
King Mary Crudep
Louisville
Fourteenth Street
Local Arrivals and Visits Highlight Summer Travel
Miss Lydia Campbell arrives from Milwaukee to stay with Mrs. Jonas Howard and her mother will join soon. George Dawes, ill after Purdue, was able to go out yesterday and returned last week. Mrs. Kate Ciscoe of 19 Maple Street returns from Madison with relatives. Mrs. Lillie Armstrong visited Indianapolis. Miss Madge Isaacs departs for Danville Kentucky to spend the summer with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Campbell
Milwaukee
Jonas Howard
George Dawes
Purdue University
Kate Ciscoe
Maple Street
Madison
Lillie Armstrong
Indianapolis
Madge Isaacs
Danville
United States Refuses Recall of Expedition Leaders
The reply to Carranza’s demand for recall of Gen. Pershing’s expedition will be forwarded today. Washington says troops stay in Mexico until the de facto government proves it can guard the border from bandits and reaffirms U S policy toward Mexico. Embassy wires report trouble at Marathon and no Pacific coast detail from Admiral Winklow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Pershines
United Stattes
Mexico
Washington
Maratlon
Winklow
Pacific
Bank assessments to be reviewed by Clark County Board
The Clark County Board of Review began today considering the assessment of banks in the county. Alfred C. Pfau appeared to discuss the assessment of his oil works operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Clark County
Alfred C. Pfau
Clegg Hall Nuptials Tie Couple At Wall Street Church
The marriage of Miss Maud Clee and Alfred Hall of Utica is set for this evening at the Wall Street Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev. William T. Wylie officiating. Miss Clee is daughter of William Clee. Hall is a farmer connected to Zacheriah Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Clee
Neil
Alfred Hall
Utica
Wallsteet Methodist Episcopal Church
William TI. Wylie
Wall Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Willam T Clege
Zacheriah Hall
Annual Seymour District Epworth League Convention Set
The twenty seventh annual Seymour District Epworth League Convention meets Tuesday through Thursday at First Methodist Church in Crothersville Indiana. Delegates from Jeffersonville and Delaware Park churches will attend with Miss Emma Eichenberger and Dr Frank M Thomas among the speakers. Local leaders and junior league delegates will participate in model devotional services and district programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour District
Epworth League
First Methodist
Crothersville
Indiana
Ste.ce
A. F. Trogan
Brownstown
Ind
W. Th. Werte
Anna Morris
Indianapolis
Emma Eichenberger
Foo Chow
China
Homer M. Frank
Jeffersonville
Geneva Ditzler
Twenty Bybee
Ohio Falls Church
James Yates
Saloon Contents and Real Estate To Be Sold at Auction
Notice posted by Burdette C. Lutz as receiver for James Colsher and William Knebelkamp states the saloon contents and the real estate will be sold at auction on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette C. Lutz
James Colsher
William Knebelkamp
Real Estate Transfers Involving Miller Pierce Morris
Through a deed filed today Oscar CG Miller conveyed to Mutual Savings & Loan Association for 168.98 dollars a 235 by 201 foot lot in lot 45 of this city. Alice J Pierce and her husband conveyed to John R Morris of Scott county 80 acres in this county for 1909 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar CG. Miller
Mutual Savings & Loan Association
Alice J. Pierce
John R. Morris
Scott County
Indiana militia eyes reorganization after regiments disbanded
The First Regiment Indiana National Guard was mustered out for poor inspection outcomes leaving no Company M in Indianapolis. Some southern companies face reorganization while Second and Third Regiments prepare to fill border quotas. Col. Conde leads the Second, Aubrey Kirkiman commands the Third, with Indianapolis hosting artillery and a Purdue student unit in Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana National Guard
Laurant A. Douelays
Jeffersonville
State
Spieth
Indiana National
Nara
New Albany
Maédson
Evansville
Washington
Indiana Militia
Col
H. T. Conde
Aubrey Kirkiman
Angola
T LaFayette
Purdue University
Death of Lucy Bowman at 614 Indiana avenue
Lucy Bowman a 60 year old colored woman and wife of Albert Bowman died at her home 614 Indiana avenue last night according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Bowman
Albert Bowman
Indiana Avenue
Dream Theater Show Preview With Keystone Fatty Arbuckle
The cinema offers a two reel Keystone feature His Wife's Mistakes starring Fatty Arbuckle followed by a five reel Western with William S. Hart and Bessie Love titled Aryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Fatty Arbuckle
William S. Hart
Bessie Tove
Mexican maritime clash prompts arrest of two American officers
A Mexican version recounts an incident near Mazatlan where shots were exchanged during an attempt to land marines from a warship. Two American officers were arrested until explanations were provided. The Mazatlan military commander Gen Mezto notes the landed men were marines, though the Annapolis has no marines aboard, suggesting bluejackets may have been involved. The embassy forwarded this account with forest office directives to keep Americans aboard ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazatlan
Mezto
Mexico City
Mexto
Recital by Ada Lawes Pupils June 30 at Elks Hall
Miss Ada Lawes directs a pupil recital scheduled for June 30 at the Elks Hall. Students will perform pieces showcasing their progress before an audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Lawes
Elks Fiall
Weather Report for Jeffersonville and Indiana
Unsettled weather continues tonight and Tuesday for Jeffersonville and surroundings. Fair conditions expected tonight and Tuesday across Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Indiana—Fair
Sunday School Picnic at Prather's Woods Fridy
The Sunday School of Wall Street Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its annual picnic Friday at Prather's Woods near Prather. Transportation will be provided in special interurban cars.
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Sunday School of
Wall Street Method
St Episcopal 9 Churvch
Prather’s Woods
Prather
Conflict at Mexican port escalates as drunken shot fired
A maritime incident near a Mexican port led to an armed return volley after a drunken Japanese shooter fired at American troops. Carranza troops joined fire, two officers were arrested, and after explanations from the ship commander and a Carranza general the American officers were released.
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Carranza
Reformatory Arrivals Reported In Indiana Institutions
Thomas Verry, a negro, age two to fourteen, and Joseph Morgan alias Warry Reed, charged with assault and battery to rob, two to fourteen, are received at Vito county facility. Charles Smith charged with incest, two to twenty one, received at Clay county reformatory yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Verry
Etory
Joseph Morgan
Warry Reed
Vito County
Charles Smith
Clay County
Indiana Reformatory
Property Transfer In Grant County Seventy-Five Acres Sold
Through a deed filed for 4700 dollars R. R. Freeman conveyed to Charles W. Fellers and Frank S. Fellers seventy five acres and a strip 20 by 552 feet in Grant 269.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Freeman
Charles W. Fellers
Frank S. Fellers
Transfer of lerk and mobilization notes
The article discusses lerk transfer and Judah Walsh arrival en route to Philip D Pine Islands. It notes Charles He Larrabee in the Transportation Department at the Quartermaster's Depot handling orders for Columbus New Milton and mentions mobilization needs for the Mexican situation. Thousands of dollars in war supplies have gone out to Satambue and Eb Pasa with ships ready to deploy to Columbus or any port. State owned wagons are for National Guard use. Clerks with transportation experience aid proper distribution of supplies to the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles HE. Larrabee
Transportation Department
Quartermaster’s
Pga
Columbus
New Merton
Meverres
Theo Tester
Larrabee
National Guard
Walsh Family Headed to Philippine Islands in Transfer
Judah Walsh, inspector in the Quartermasters Department at Governors Island New York, has been transferred to the Philippine Islands. He will stop in Baltimore with Mrs Walsh for a few days before continuing west and boarding a transport to the islands. His departure is a disappointment to many here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah of Walsh
Suromer
Mert
Quartermasters Department
Governors Island
New York
Philippine Islands
Walsh
Baltimore
Mr. Walsh
Tslands
Vacation Cut Short after Convention Duty Trip
Mr. Lee L. Robinson and wife with daughter Virginia Lamar planned a brief visit to relatives in Jeffersonville after a Charlestown stay with Dr. and Mrs. W. R. F. Work. Robinson, Washington correspondent for the Louisville Evening Post, had covered the Republican National Convention in Chiraza and the Democratic National Convention in St. Louis. He was summoned to Washington today due to troop movements to the Mexican border, delaying his rest and postponing his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee L. Robinson
Virginia Lamar
Jeffersonville
Havin
Charlestown
W. R. F. Work
Robinson
Chiraza
St. Louis
Touisville
Evens Post
Washington
Militia Company Discussion Grows Over Local Mobilization
Since Washington ordered national guard mobilization a push to form a new company here has emerged. Capt JT Shepherd of the Government Depot is urged to take steps, with action possible tomorrow. Company M formerly thrived under his leadership before its muster out due to low strength and waning interest. Equipment was sent to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Guard
JT. Shepherd
Tdenpot
State Adjutant General
Indianapolis
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Mason
Scsari
Tories
Towhead Island
Jocal Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Memphis, Tenn
John R. Scott
U. S
G. A. R. Meeting
Epworth
League OF
Seymour
District OF
Methodist Church
Dream Theater
Weather Report
Lerk
Chas. H. Larrabee
Columbus, N. OM
Judah Walsh
Philip D. Pine Islands
Philipfin
Lee Robinson
W Newspner
Capital
Suggester
Capt. Shepherd
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