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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1916
Page
8
Fragmentary court filing describes a suit by Byoevete against Impoctance Company over recovery and damages. The document mentions a ten year period, a plea connected to safety or breach, and references to a husband and an event timing. Details are heavily garbled with missing names and dates.
Fragmentary text mentions a large steam shovel and an apparent task related to foxing the purpose. Details are unreadable. cannot determine event participants, location, or outcome.
The defense appeals the verdict but the court states no exception is noted and the defendant will await the September term sentence. Pending the term he remains in custody, with privileges limited and the case adjourned to a future hearing.
Indiana Service Commission members held a hearing in New Albany on whether the Pennsylvania Railroad must operate the Dinky train between New Albany and Louisville. The commission had earlier ruled its jurisdiction stretched only to Olio Falls station west of Tus City, affecting the line’s reach.
Mrs Ho Sialth of New We ooneten died at Louisville City Hospital Saturday after a surgical operation. The remains were entrusted to Tom Coats & Son and later sent to New Younes for burial.
The Supreme Court receives the appeal from the County Commissioner Court regarding a proposed ditching of a highway. The case concerns alterations filed by respondents and winter charges indicating a long legal dispute.
The Wall Street Methodist Episcopal church held a farewell for Dr. Festus A. Steele during a communion service led by Rev. Festus A. Steele and Harry C. Poindexter. The retiring pastor is expected to be assigned to a new charge at the September annual conference.
Before adjourning this week the Clark County Board of Review will act on the assessment of a number of corporations in Clark County.
A large portion of the Quartermaster's Depot workforce worked Sunday handling outgoing shipments and receiving items. Wagon parts and harness filled ten cars, while other shipments varied and largely included coup fixtures sent to the forces along the border.
Classified note seeks a four or five room cottage centrally located with water and gas. Possession needed by July 1 for a family relocating from Cincinnati. Budget not to exceed $12 per month. Address “Cottage,” care Star Office, adv.
No officers were present to hold a session at the Federal building in the city. The gathering aimed to raise funds for delegates Royal Boyer of Sellersburg and J Hosea of Borden to attend the State Association meeting in Muncie on July 4. Eighteen carriers belong to the Clark County group.
Sheriff William Long transported Carl Garrett and Hamilton Kellis two small colored youths convicted of larceny in Juvenile Court to the State Reform School. The sentence runs until they are 21 years old with potential early release for good behavior.
The repair project for 49 passenger cars at the American Car & Foundry Company plant is almost finished. Inspectors have visited the site tied to the work, with notes filed in Circuit Clerk innest KE Jacobs office. The text also mentions a July to November squirrel hunting season and warns about protected “pots” of County Auditor Geo. Wo Stones residing near the courthouse yard.
In the past few days a substantial number of hunting licenses have been issued, reflecting robust participation in the season. Officials note steady demand across counties and heightened interest in fall hunting opportunities.
Noa Peareyv. Orville Voown named instructors in carpentry at the Indiana Reformatory. Walter Kelly becomes night officer in the hospital. Resignations of Samuel Cowling and Daniel Cottinghami tendered as instructors.
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