Hearing Set On Monday Over Dinky Line Service
New Albany residents including Johny F Lyons and others seek to halt the Pennsylvania Railroad from suspending the Dinky line service to Ohio Falls pending a preliminary hearing. Col Charles T Jewett objects to the carrier's actions after the PSC ordered continued morning and evening trains. The commission will review the Pennsy shutdown and ticket sales from New Albany at the upcoming session.
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Tee
Mann Paullie
New Allany
Robert Maris
New Adiiny
Johny F. Lyons
Pia
New Albany
Vie Pennsylvania Rathway Company
Vis
Coptineine
Lomsville
Tadiangyo- Tis
Eyiv
Charles Ti. Jewett
Soramisstion
Radioey Company
Ohio Falls
Oho River
Pennservilvariea Company
New Albans
Townsville
ePubsylvania
Charles Ty. Jewett
Clarksville
Howard Park
Uburns
Seventeen New Members Join Taxpayers League Amid Committees Appointed
The Taxpayers League gathered at Od Fellows Hall with Ed ward McPherson leading a five member secret committee to draft resolutions and bylaws. Seventeen new members joined as committees on resolutions and bylaws were formed and plans to open meetings were discussed.
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Ano
Taxpayers’ League
Paldoc
Od Fellows Hall
Edward McPherson
Teaene
Secrat Committee
Spence
Pauce
Chamber of Gooreetee
Sunday School Convention Opens in Munje Thos Weet
The Indiana Sunday School Association holds its convention at Ste conventon in Munje Thos Weet. President of the University of Newpiva Tuscon presides as 282 delegates register by last night. New Albany sought to host next year but Terre Wante secures the bid.
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Anig
Ste
Indiana Soribs School
Munje
Rains Ternard
Kieinsiid
Indiana Re‘oounteacy
University of Npivona
Tuscon
Indiana Sunday School Association
Treetina
Terre Wante
New Albany
Attorney Rep for Aloguvo Brendel Reflects on Trial Outcome
One attorney for Aloguvo Brendel said no action was planned after Brendel was found guilty of manslaughter. He stated Brendel would be taken away when the time came, as motions for a new trial could be asked once the deadline elapsed.
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Aloguvo Brendel
Manslacehter
Real Estate Deed Transfer in Silver Creek Township
Real estate records show James K Dee and Lena M Beck of Monroe County conveying undivided five sixths of 129 acres in Surveys 6 and 8 to William L Waccover for 3750. James K Peek guardian of Albert Terk conveys remaining one sixth to same for 750.
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Throwhy
County Recorder
James K. Dee
Lena M. Beck
William L. Waccover
Silver Creek Township
James KK. Peek
Albert Terk
Community interest wanes but seeks continuation of SODVILO
The communities show fading interest yet express appreciation for a continued SODVILO program, indicating a desire to keep the initiative going despite reduced engagement. Officials note the value of ongoing support and consider extending the program to sustain benefits.
Local Militia Reorganization Efforts Stagnant
In Little Success efforts to reorganize Company M, Second Indiana National Guard, or form a new state militia falter as few locals appear to enlist. Thomas P. Knowland plans to join the Seymour company, with only a handful signing a city hall petition. It remains uncertain if further local organizing will occur.
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Indiana National Guard
New Albany
Thomas P. Knowland
Krowland
Seymour Company
Will Filed for Thacker Estate Probate
The will of Mrs. Laura Tanciskes Thacker, who died a week ago at the Hughes home on West Front Street, was filed for probate in Circuit Clerk Ernest El. Jacobs office. A codicil dated May 29 witnesses by Lizzie Hyatt directs a marker for the Walnut Ridge Cemetery and 100 in trust for the Lanciskes lot and the care of her husband’s grave. Relatives including Augusta McElhinny Charles Lanciskes and Mabel Corozzerth split real estate and receive other legacies with a 200 bequest to Mrs. Hughes for kindness. Jewelry furniture and other personal belongings go to various relatives and friends.
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Albert Holmes
Laura L. Holmes
Laura Tanciskes Thacker
Georgse Hughes
West Front Street
Ciicuit
Frnest EL. Jacobs
Lizzie Hyatt
Walnut Ridge Cemetery
Citizens Trust Company
Lanciskes
Sxrave
Ancusta McElhinny
Charles Lanciskes
Mabel Corozerrth
Trughes
Foreclosure Sale Ordered by Circuit Clerk in Hale Case
Circuit Clerk Jacobs issued an order of sale to satisfy a judgment in foreclosure for Mutual Savings & Town Association No 4 against Anna Myrtle Hale and others. The sale covers a mortgage on a house and lot in the city.
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Jacobs
Mutual Savines & Town Association No
Anna Myrtle Hale
Commencement at St Anthony’s Parochial Schools
Last night at Spieth’s Hall the annusil commencement ceremony awarded diplomas by Rev Father Oderic Auer. An entertainment program featured graduates and participants in the music chief segment. Girls among the graduates include Mary Unser Helen Braur Marie Xfullen Irene Campbell Corine McPornouch Viola Frauel Helen Peutel Mary Louise Coots. Boys include Dominic Frederick Charles Shelton Henry Hendricks Raymond Boniver John Kisper Leonard Weidner Richard Braitling.
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St. Anthony's
Spieth’s Hall
Father Oderic Auer
Mary Unser
Helen Braur
Marie Xfullen
Irene Campbell
Corine McPornouch
Viola Frauel
Helen Peutel
Mary Louise Coots
Dominic Frederick
Charles Shelton
Henry Hendricks
Raymond Boniver
John Kisper
Leonard Weidner
Richard Braitling
Shipment of Wagons for Militia Continues at Government Depot
About half of the 1240 wagons stored at the Government Depot for state militia use remain. Tuesday morning’s outgoing loads plus 259 sent yesterday kept depot workers overtime. Shipments may stay heavy for a period, while the depot remains well stocked with supplies.
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Government
Falls City Tennis Tourney Draws Louisville Players
The annual Falls City Tennis Tournament proceeds in Louisville with Mrs Homer Ingram facing Miss Madelle Lyons War J. Ingram will also meet Hunt Smith as part of the event schedule.
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Falls City
Louisville
Madelle Lyons War J
Ingram
Hunt Smith
Rock Is Weapon Used By Demented Son To Kill Mother
New Martinsville West Virginia June 22 James Bucher a 23 year old farmer living two miles from here killed his aged mother with a large rock in a fit of insanity. He had acted strangely for a year. The body was found on the floor of the residence by neighbors. Bucher was later found nearby in a corn field by Sheriff Stone and is jailed in the county lockup.
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New Martinsville
W. Va
James Bucher
Bucher
Young Bucher
Sherif Stone
Device Prevents Carbon Trouble in Motors
An automotive attachment designed to prevent carbon buildup on engines uses a water boiler on the exhaust manifold, a bronze coil to intake, and superheated steam to oxidize carbon deposited in cylinders, reducing deposits and boosting fuel efficiency. It describes a Popular Mechanics July article detailing operation and benefits.
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Popular Mechanics
Child falls from bluff saved by trees near Charlestown
Thury J. Lotz, about six to eight, living three miles east of Charlestown, toppled from a high oil on Fourteen Miles creek while gathering flowers for public exercises. He landed in brush twenty five feet from the edge, struck his head, and was briefly unconscious. Injuries are serious but not dangerous.
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Thury J. Lotz
Charlestown
Railroad Lays Switches for City Approach at Applesate Place
The Pennsylvania Railroad has begun laying switches near Applesate place north of the city. A fill is needed to build the new approach across the meadows just north of the bridge, and preparations are under way to haul in the earth.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tax Time Approaches Again In County
Duplicates for the fall installment will be turned over to County Treasurer Scott by Auditor Stoner. The tax remains non delinquent until the first Monday in November.
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Scott
Stoner
Condition of School Funds Report Sealed for State Superintendent
A report on the condition of the various school funds has been prepared in the office of County Auditor Stoner and will be sent to Charles A. Greathouse, State Superintendent of Public Instruction in Indianapolis.
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Stoner
Charles A. Greathouse
Indianapolis
Guardsmen to Receive Anti Typhoid Vaccination
Indiana troops assembled for Mexican border duty will be vaccinated against typhoid fever. The Indianapolis National Guard companies will receive the anti-typhoid vaccine today, while out-state units will be immunized as they reach Fort Benjamin Harrison concentration camp. Typhoid fever has been reduced to a minimum in the regular army by vaccination.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
W National Guard
Fort Benjamin Tarrison
Jeffersonville Area Weather Report Forecast
Fair tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures. Indiana forecast shows warm conditions with possible thunder showers in the extreme north portion.
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Jeffersonville
Indiana
Two Die In Train Collision Near Hamilton, Ohio
An auto carrying Charles Rathgen Herbert Bender Varney Auraden Edward Dowling and John Stafford from Tramilton collided with a C T and NM train south of Hamilton just before midnight Wednesday. Dowling and Stafford died. Rathgen and Bender were seriously injured with Pender listed in critical condition by physicians.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Jung
Charles Rathgen
Tlerbert Bender
Varney Auraden
Edward Dowling
John Stafford
Tramilton
C. T
Dowling
Stafford
Rathgen
Pender
Roosevelt Dines with Progressive Leaders and Backers
Theodore Roosevelt traveled to New York for a luncheon with Progressive party leaders and Republican supporters who backed his bid for the presidential nomination. He completed a letter to be read before the Progressive Executive Committee in Chicago on June 26 outlining his views on the current political situation.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Progressive Executive Committee
Chicago
Windstorm damages four homes near Campbellsburg
A heavy wind and electrical storm yesterday wrecked or damaged four dwellings near Campbellsburg in Washington County. Two women were injured. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilcox was pinned under a fallen stone and suffered serious injuries to both arms and a hip. Mr. Charles Green also injured. fields and orchards sustained heavy damage.
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Campbellsburg
Washington County
Andrins
Elizabeth Wilcox
Charles Green
Mexico Asks Explanation On Carrizal Clash In 1916 Report
Washington reports a Mexican Foreign Office communique saying 266 American troops fought with Mexican forces at Carrizal near Villa Ahumada Chihuahua. Gen Felix Gomez and several Mexican troops were killed with many American casualties and 17 Americans captured. The Mexican government questions why American troops were distant from their base and requests formal representations to the State Department. Further details promised.
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Carrizal
Lansine
Eliseo Arrefonde
Corezal Ageilar
Carranza
Department of State
Carizal
Villa Ahumada
Chiheanna
Felix Gomez
Department
Secretary of State
Mexico
Columbus
Battle at Carrizal Adds to Mexican American Clash
The Mexican consulate reports twelve American dead including their commander and seventeen prisoners after a clash with Carranza forces near Carrizal. Also 14 Mexicans were killed and 30 wounded as General Gomez’s troops clashed with the Tenth Cavalry. General Pershing seized Neuvo Casas Grandes and Casas Grandes at 6 pm, disarming Mexican soldiers and civilians and placing towns under martial law with 20 arrests for inciting anti American demonstrations.
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Tex
Amercans
Carrizal
Tenth Cavalry
Carranza
Gomez
Mexico
Villa Ahumada
Pershing
Texas
Tom J. Pershing
Neuvo Casas Grandes
Casaas Grandes
State Department
Casaus Grandes
Inmates Form Promising Military Regiment in Indiana
The Indiana Reformatory inmate battalion, drilled by Captain J. L. Glascock and Major Peyton, is praised as a potential regiment. During the Spanish American War Major Peyton served in a military hospital in Philadelphia and may accept a governor call as volunteer commander if issued. The governor had promised to appoint Dr. Peyton as a colonel if a call came.
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Indiana Reformatory
J. L. Glascock
Peyton
Indiana Reformatry
Philadelphia
Ralston
Pershing redeploys forces after clash with Carranza troops
Reports from the field say General Pershing reorganizes the American expeditionary force following today’s engagement with Carranza units at Carrizal. Heavy troops concentrate at Namiquipa and Colonia Dulán as patrols push into Santa Clara Canyon about 35 miles east. Dispatches note continued fighting near El Paso.
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Columbus
N. M
Pershing
Carranza
Carrizal
Feld
Colonia Dublan
Santa Clara Canyon
Battle report near the border reveals Mexican casualties
General Francisco Gonzales confirms a clash with Mexican forces under General Felix Gomez near Villa Ahumada. An American courier and retreat request are cited. Gonzales blames an American commander for firing on a courier after the Mexicans first fired. News reached El Paso via J. C. Hoppel.
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Gro
Guzman
Felix Gomez
Juarez
Gneral Francisco Gonzales
Carran
Gonzalso
J. C. Hoppel
el Paso
Villa Ahumada
Gonzales
Army officers reject Gonzales assertions over border clash
American officers declare disbelief in Genero Gonzales claims. They say if Americans fired on Mexicans it was for necessary self defense. General Trevino warned General Pershing against moving troops beyond their positions.
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Genero Gonzales
Orade
Trevino
Pershing
How to Succeed in School Tale of Harold and Pacifist Mother
A Woman’s Home Companion excerpt portrays a small boy Harold facing rough juvenile peers. His pacifistic mother instructs him to report misbehavior or seek help, warning that fighting makes a soldier of him and hinders civilization. She longs for a newer, better generation over warlike instincts.
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Harold
Bette
Three Certainties in Pennsylvanian Bridge Project
The article outlines three settled points for the Indiana riverfront bridge approach. The company will build extensive yards with a roundhouse and car repair shops on this side. The fill will secure the five river situation against Jeffersonville's worst flood fears, while the company seeks additional land beyond options already secured. Titles are being reviewed as deeds preparation begins.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana
Jeffersonville
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