Colby Confirmed As Secretary Of State Candidate Sparks Debate
Batuleids Cotby named by Wilson for secretary of state shocks Washington as Senate scrutiny begins. Colby, 65, a New York lawyer and former Roosevelt ally, rises from speculated Cabinet to national prominence amid partisan concerns over his confirmation and potential impact on foreign policy.
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Washington
Batuleids Cotby
Woodrow Wilson
Robert Lansing
Senate
Colbws
Boehest
Mackolby Haimeself
Charles, Waster and Company
Fpiv
Theodope Hoosevelt
Thieago
Die Pan
Newy York
Gaain
James Wo
Wadsworth
Jdagges Wo Gecard
Cabndidate
Kenableans
Charles TE
Diueries
Ty Eb Maottby
Wooodpoon Wilson
Apobabin
Wilson
Vos
Stopgame Board
Nampa
Lansing
International Archives of Fire
Bainbridge Colby
Soceon
Fin Oofner
New Years
Secpluto
Mig Calby
Fe Tieteldt
Death of Jeffersonville Resident Charles Lampheare
Charles E. Lampheare died at 11 oclock this morning at his home 441 West Market Street from a complication of diseases. He was nearly 76 and had lived in Jeffersonville for 53 years since marrying in 1867. Survived by wife, five daughters Mrs Fortman Mrs Ullehart Mrs Jones Mrs Sehelik Mrs Roederer, one son Jesse Lampheare and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not yet complete.
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Charles E. Lampheare
West Market Street
John Fortman
Louisville
Edward Ullehart
Sidney Jones
Elmer Sehelik
Henry ‘Roederer
Jesse Lampheare
Lampheare
Jeffersonville
The Home as National Foundation and Moral Guide
The passage extols the home as the root of national life and government, urging parents and teachers to instill honesty, truth, and justice. It urges temperance, thrift, self sufficiency, and godliness in families, claiming moral homes shape citizens and, in turn, the country.
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Avraham Lincoln
God
Notice for Sale of Household Items at Ed Romans
Sale advertisement lists three Heetera stoves one Range one Dresser two Washstands two Cook Stoves one stove used two months three Oil Stoves one Ice Box two Kitchen Cabinets and fourteen Iron Beds at 319 Gpring Street City Adv Feb 27 to Mar 4.
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Romans
Gpring Street
Two New Arrivals At Reformatory
Two inmates arrived at the Indiana Reformatory from Knox County. Roscoe Hendricks received fourteen years for grand larceny and Everett Smith two to fourteen years for forgery. William Baker, paroled after prior parole violations, was returned for parole violation and ordered to serve one to eight years.
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Indiana Reformatory
Knox County
Roscoe Hendricks
Everett Smith
Solan
Vial
William Baker
Fountain County
Indianapolis
Baker
Burial of Mrs. Millberger in Walnut Ridge Cemetery
The body of Mrs. Catherine Millberger formerly of Jeffersonville was brought to Louisville this afternoon for burial in Walnut Ridge Cemetery. Funeral services were held at Emmanuel Evangelical Church at 2 o clock.
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Catherine Milbberger
Jeffersonville
Walnut Ridge Cemetery
Imanuel Evangelical Church
Louisville
Oil Drilling Reported Near New Albany and Memphis
Mrs. Anna Moore reports oil drilling in Eckerly Indiana thirty miles west of New Albany on the Southern Railroad. Drilling is also said to be active near Hanover Jefferson county on Holloway property. Weather delays promise resumed work at a partly drilled well near Memphis where gas or oil signs appeared. A large corporation may drill tests on Silver Creek Company leases at Memphis.
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Anna Moore
Eckerly
Ind
Silver Creek Company
Memphis
Students to Hold Court at Evansville High School
Evansville Ind plans for a students court to discipline pupils. Principal Jno C Chewning says it will be the first of its kind in the country. The government will serve grades ten eleven and twelve with a governing council of students.
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Evansville
Ind
Jno
C. Chewning
Evansvile High School
Council
Young man learns true name after adoption in Indiana
Vincennes Indiana Juidward Davis age 25 manager of Hollingsworth farm the county’s largest. Adopted legally by John W McEilfresh his foster father in Knox Circuit Court before Judge Thomas B Coul ter. Davis had believed himself McElfresh by blood after serving in the U S Army and Navy under that name.
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Vincennes Ind
Juidward Davis
Hollingsworth
Edward McElfresh
John W. McEilfresh
Thomas B. Coulter
Knox Circuit Court
Davis
McElfresh
McEllfresh
United States Army
Navy
of McElfresh
For Sale Two Horses Two Top Wagons and Three Pigs
Auction notice for two horses two top wagons and three pigs. Call bet days and times 8-9 a m or 4-5 p m. Location 530 Indiana Avenue. Adv appears for March 3 4 5.
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Indiana Avenue
Correction of Elks Apollo Team Carlton Club game note
A correction clarifies that the Elks Apollo Team versus the Carlton Club of New Albany game was scheduled for Friday night not last night. The original heading misstated the date in yesterday’s STAR.
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the Star
Elks Apollo
Carlton Club
New Albany
A Kindy Turn Seals Sudden Marriage Departure
From New Albany and a divorced wife Teola Brown 28 and Edward Wilson 21 soldier planned to marry. Brown, aiding the party, paid the travel costs and arranged a late ceremony with Magistrate John Madden. The couple and Brown’s former wife’s group arrived just before 10 and tied the knot.
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Ernest H. Brown
New Albany
Teola Brown
Edward Wilson
Brown
Wilson
John Madden
Divorces Granted and New Suits Filed in Clara Circuit Court
In Clara circuit court this morning two divorces were granted and two new suits filed. Mary L. Mains, married 1917, sought annulment claiming she was fourteen at marriage. divorce granted from Charles Edwards Mains. Maggie Brumbach granted divorce from Elsworth Brumbach for cruelty, married 1884. Nora Carlin, by James Bottorf, sued Henry Carlin for cruelty. Nora aged 19 at marriage in 1919. Lucille Lunsford sued by Benjamin Lunsford. married 1919, separated in six days. cruelty alleged. Home and residence details noted for several parties.
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Mary L. Mains
Damascus A. Young
Charles Edwards Mains
Underwood
Maggie Brumbach
Elsworth Brumbach
Brumbach
Walnut Ridge Cemetery
Nora Carlin
James I. Bottorf
Henry T. Carlin
Nora Buston
Cherry Alley
Benjamin
Lunsford
Lucille Lunsford
Maple St
Monroe
Reverend Scull Attends Father Son Banquet Then Visits Father
Rev. Scull of Wall Street M E Church returns from Indianapolis where he attended an Interchurch World Movement conference. He will speak at the Father Son Banquet and then travel to Milroy to be at his father Rev. John T Seutl Sr bedside as he remains seriously ill.
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P. Scull
Wall Street
M. E. Church
Indianapolis
Interchurch World Movement
Wall Street Church
Milroy
John T. Seutl
Brotherhood church meeting hosts Spring Street event
The Brotherhood of St Lauke church holds an evening program arranged by the entertainment committee. Charles Akers, recently returned from Tampa Florida and seriously ill for nearly a month, was able to be on Spring Street Wednesday afternoon.
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Brotherhood of St
Charles Akers
Tampa
Florida
Spring Street
Charles Antz Plans Return From Tampa in March
Charles Antz, wintering in Tampa Florida, will return during the last week of March. He says it is not safer to come back before St Patrick’s Day.
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Charles Antz
Tampa Florida
St. Patrick’s Day
Former Sheriff Oscar Julnsoen Returns to Cincinnati
Oscar Julnsoen, chief of the B. and C. police stationed in Cincinnati, spent a few days at home and returned to his post on Tuesday.
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Oscar Julnsoen
Cincinnati
Assessor Abroad as Tax Schedules Extend
The township assessor Mr Kenny faces difficulty processing this year due to extended specific property schedules and protests from the taxpayer. The assessor is abroad, impacting his regular force's ability to manage the workload.
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Kenny
Fort Wayne Traction Seeks Five Cent Fare Increase
The Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction Company petitions the Public Service Commission for authority to charge one half dime cash and six cents ticket fares on Fort Wayne city lines. Company officials state the fares are needed to pay for current service.
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Fort Wayne
Und
Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction Company
Public Service Commission
Nicholas Lentz Dies at Almost 90 in Utica Township
Nicholas Lentz died this afternoon at his home in Utica Township after a long illness. He was nearly ninety. Survived by four sons Samuel Omega Scott and Webster Lentz all residing in Utica Township.
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Nicholas Lentz
Utica Township
Lentz
Samuel
Omega
Scott
Webster ‘Lentz
Large Profits on Small Investment in Window Bakery
Earn from 300 to 1500 net monthly with our window bakery system. No experience required. Our service department starts you quickly. Pay no royalties or rentals. Buy complete equipment outright or on agreed terms from the American Clay Machinery Co. 1619 Conway Bldg Chicago His.
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American Clay Machinery Co
Conway
Chicago
His
Battery Service at Osborn and Wor
Battery service advertisement lists Osborn and Wor gang as location with phone 874 in Coote Building. Ad runs from February 17 to March 17.
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Osborn & Worgang’a
Coote Bidg
Lost Pair Driving Gloves Rab bit Hair Lined
Reward offered for return of a lost pair of driving gloves with rabbit hair lining. Contact H. A. Fausett at 328 Tenth Street. Advertised March 4 5 6.
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H. A. Fausett
Tenth Street
Why Not Why Not A Jeffersonville Baking Company Success
Editorial argues for local wholesale grocery expansion through the Jeffersonville Baking Company. It cites past city success with joint stock funded ventures and notes the bakery now serves local dealers with little bread imported. The piece urges keeping wealth and business in Jeffersonville rather than sending funds to Louisville or New Albany.
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Jeffersonville
Louisville
Quaker Maid
Jeffersonville Baking Company
New Albany
New Cabinet Officers Object to Economy Policy
Secretary of Commerce Alexander and Secretary of Agriculture Mere ath, both new, protest Congress cuts to their departments. The piece discusses revenue limits, debt from past administrations, and the need to balance liberal funding for commerce and agriculture with prudent spending to fund government.
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Alexander
Mereath
Congressional
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
William Weber Dies in Frightful Burns at Home
William Weber, 27, of Sellersburg, died from severe burns suffered in a fire at his residence Tuesday morning. He was associated with Weber Brothers Garage. Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon at the Sellersburg M. O. E. Church. He was a popular local figure.
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William Weber
France
Sellersburg
Sedle Burg M.oe
Weber Owas
Weber Brothers Garage
Colby Viewed As Internationalist Figure After Appointment
In New York on the night of his appointment Bainbridge Colby described himself as deeply aligned with President Wilson and the League of Nations. He stated he agreed with the President on major policies and indicated support for the internationalist approach.
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Bainbridge Colby
Woodrow Wilsam
Pies
Iuc
New York
League of Nations
Paidie Aieterestl
Lafayette Considers Daylight Saving Ordinance
Lafayette Indiana city council members debated a daylight saving ordinance from April 25 to September 26 with Ward H Petthitzer touting broad support from employers and 96 percent of residents. Lafayette Lodge of Blas also voted unanimously in favor.
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Lafayette
Ind
Lafayette City
H. Petthitzer
Lafayette Lodge of Blas
One Cent Drop Letter Postage Debate Moves Ahead
A senate committee advances a provision to return penny postage for letters in the Post Office Appropriation bill. The measure, noted in committee reports, awaits consideration on the Senate floor.
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Senate Post Office
Post Office
Congress urged to curb war era government spending
The article argues that annual expenditures now rival prewar levels and that nine government departments require unavoidable spending. It commends Congress for finding curtailments and urges Secretaries Alexander and Meredith to cooperate to bring expenditures within government revenue, easing taxation for counties.
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Congress
Alexander
Meredith
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