Thomas Scott Dies After Illness In City
Thomas Scott longtime city resident died in his room at 240 Spring Street during the night from heart trouble. He was last seen at noon Thursday and a note led to Louisville and Mrs Mary Seatt his widow who found the locked room and a quiet death. Born December 21 1862 in Pulaski Kentucky he moved to the city at age two and remained. He leaves two children Hazel Brumbach and Melvin Scott a Louisville resident, his widow Mrs Mary Scott, a sister Mrs Jas Bowman, two half brothers J W and Charles Perry and a half sister Mrs Virginia Wingham of Trimble County Ky. Jefferson Lodge I O F will conduct funeral arrangements likely Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Scott
Spring Street
Alex Worthington
Louisville
Mary Seatt
Jefferson Lodge
Hazel Scott
Brumbach
Melvin Scott
Mary Scott
Jas. Bowman
J. W. and
Charles Perry
Virginia Wingham
Trimble County
Bird House Contest At Public Library Attracts Entries
Rev. O. LE. Back offers prize for the Bird House Contest and six artistic houses are on display at the Public Library. Builders include Glen Harreau, Enoch Hilton, Harry Elsworth Ozle, Augustus Rager, Orville Himmel and Herbert Stuart. More entries expected this afternoon and tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. O. LE. Back
Glen Harreau
Enoch Hilton
Harry Elsworth Ozle
Augustus Rager
Orville Himmel
Herbert Stuart
City School Board to appoint acting superintendent
The City Board of School Trustees will meet tonight to name a temporary acting superintendent until June 4 when schools close. The board has received about 1544 to 1544 applications for the next year and 25 to 30 for teaching positions. The trustee cited higher local salaries as the reason for many applicants, noting licenses set lower prevailing wages elsewhere.
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David Rose
Surprise Linen Shower for Miss Ella Day Beck
Mrs Brunnemer hosted a linen shower at 1402 Spring Street for Miss Ella Day Beck daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglas Beck North Spring Street who appears to be riding.
Democratic candidate declaration for Congress filed
Jacob L. O Bannon has filed his declaration as a Democratic candidate for the office of Congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob L. O'Bannon
House adopts resolution for print paper distribution probe
The House directs the Commerce Department to investigate the print paper shortage and determine if certain newspapers and periodicals receive preference in distributing the available supply.
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House
Commerce Department
Feasible Louisville Endorses Bridge Proposal Strongly
Local and regional leaders in Louisville endorse building a bridge over the Ohio to connect with New Albany and surrounding counties. Business groups Rotarians Kiwanis and merchants back the plan noting time saved for farmers sellers and workers, with expert advocates detailing location and span considerations.
County Commissioners Discuss Road, Hospital Referendum
Board hears petition from Clark County residents for a county hospital election set for May 4. Also considers road equipment needs to speed spring work and reduce costs, seeking heavy trucks and improved plowing and scraping capacity.
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Harley Snyders
Younes Business Mens
Board of Commissioners
Clark
Faedero
Clark County
Indianapolis
Woman's Franchise League Plans City Meeting
The Woman's Franchise League will meet at the Chamber of Commerce Building next Monday March 20. Officers will be elected and delegates to the State Convention at the Claypool Hotel Indianapolis April 2 to 4 will be appointed. A large attendance is urged for important business.
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Womans Francise League
Chamber of Commerce
League
Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis
Woman's Division Heads National Republican Committee
The Republican National Committee forms a Woman's Division with Mrs. John Glover South of Kentucky as chair, succeeding ill health affected Mrs. Medill McCormick. South is daughter of late Governor and Senator W. O. Bradley, active in suffrage, with three vice chairmen and a ten member executive committee from across the states.
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Republican National Committee
John Glover South
Kentucky
Medill McCormick
South
W. O. Bradley
Mary Garrett Hay
New York
Margaret Hill McCarter
Kansas
Josephine Curtiss
Preston
Washington State
Miss Hay
Thooune TH Carter
Montana
McCarter
Florence Golers Porter
California
Raymond Robins
Ilinois
Soutip
Maude Wetmore
Rhode Island
Bina M. West
Michi- Run
CG. A. Severance
Minnesota
Martin Nahstoll Declared County Defender in State Contest
The article states Martin Nahstoll won the local high school contest and was named county defender for the state contest, which will be held in April, as no Hick School entrant appeared for the series.
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Martin Nahstoll
Hick
Martin Nagtetl
Federal Bakery Ad Offers Sugar and Fresh Bread
Sugar sale on Saturday March 27 offering two pounds of granulated sugar for 3d cents. Fresh bread and fancy pastries available daily. Ad appears in Federal Bakery Adg 26 27.
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Federal Bakery Adg
In Flanders Fields Fragment Reading
Fragmentary OCR of the World War I poem scene about poppies, crosses, larks, and the dead in Flanders fields. The text includes garbled lines and misspellings but conveys imagery of the speaker’s dead comrades and a call to continue the quarrel with the foe.
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Flanders Fields
Cross roads plan eyed for Cowal growth and harbor
The piece discusses population and business growth for Cowal and nearby counties. It notes potential benefits from building the Drndae at the city’s lower end, insisting rock foundation piers could replace costly caissons, and mentions possible interest from Kentucky Indiana and federal authorities to back the project.
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McAlpine
Kentucky
Indiana
Memorial Tree Planting Honoring Local Soldiers Remembered
The Dalal Society of which Janet Whiteside is Regent plans a 45 day tribute in Ark County to fallen county soldiers. Twelve trees will be planted on the grounds of the High School Building as a lasting memorial for the brave men who gave their lives. Saturday afternoon a service will be held with school children performing and an address by Mr. Scull.
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Jas
Ark County
Tus County
Pn AL R. Society
Ann Roversdark
PDALR
Hiehs
DALAL
Janet Whiteside
Chari County
Scull
Fishermen to gain bass shipment at Fourteen Mile Greek
Gene Oeden, known as W. El to friends, reports from the Bureau of Fisheries in Washington that smallmouth black bass will be shipped to Otisea for release in Fourteen Mile Greek near New Market. Dr. Cortner will receive the fish and Jim will place them in the water.
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W. EL
Gene Oeden
Bureau of Fisheries
Washington
Otisea
Fourteen Mile Greek
New Market
Dr. Cortner
Jim
Gene
Fish & Game Club
In Flanders Fields Reimagined Verse Fragment
Fragmentary wartime verse echoes the poppy imagery and calls to keep faith with fallen soldiers. The lines reference cannons, destroyers of the sky, and eternal sleep, ending with an oath to crush the foe.
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Flanders Fields
Delbert Heimbaueh Returns From Washington Trip
Delbert Heimbaueh of the United Gas & Electric Company came back last night after travels to Washington and other points.
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Delbert. Heimbaueh
United Gas & Electric Company
Washington
Newton FH Gray Enters Democratic Bid for Joint Senator Nomination
Newton F. H. Gray of Wood Town Township declares his candidacy in the Democratic contest for a joint senatorship nomination covering Clark Scott and Jackson. He seeks support from party members ahead of the nominating process.
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Newton FH. Gray
Wood Town
Clark, Scott and
Jackson
Little Boy Found Safe After Kidnap Bid
Paul Little twelve year old son of E R Little wealthy oil man was kidnapped for 825 000 ransom and found unharmed by his mother in the Phoenix Hotel Lexington Kentucky The boy held off captors by telephoning and triggered the rescue as his mother rode an elevator to the hotel lobby while the other elevator carried the abductors away
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Hoor
Three Thousand Die in German Disorder Report
Government reports released today estimate about three thousand killed in Germany since the March 13 coup and as many wounded. Officials say efforts to restore order continue across the country after the Von Kapp rebellion.
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Germany
von Kapp
Wuphe A Seminar
Notice of Commissioner Sale in Clark County Indiana
A Clark Circuit Court partition action lists Lula A. Bixby Mary E. Martin Edna Blasdel and Mittie A. ODonnell as plaintiffs and Bonnie Lee Wilcoxson as defendant. Commissioner Joseph H Warder will offer at private sale April 17 1920 the Jeffersonville Indiana real estate described including 2432 feet across lots 189 and 188 with a 10 foot alley. Terms are one third cash three equal payments over 12 months with notes at 6 percent interest. Sale at Warder office Spieth Building Jeffersonville at 10 AM continuing daily until sold.
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Clark Circuit Court
Lula A. Bixby
Mary E. Martin
Edna Blasdel
Mittie A. O'Donnell
Bonnie Lee Wilcoxson
Will
Clark
Indiana
Jeffersonville
Spring Street
Joseph H. Warder
Spieth Building
Spring and
Chestnut Streets
Clark County
For Sale Two Five Acre Tracts in Jeffersonville Ky
Two five acre tracts on the north side of the Utica Pube overlooking the Ohio River. Abuts one mile from the Court House in Jeffersonville. Burwell Marshall. Fifth and Main Streets Louis ite Ky Adv Mar 26 29 50 0.
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Utica
Ohio River
Court House
Jeffersonville
Burwell Kk. Marshall
Main Streets
Louis Ite
Crowds Pack K P Armory for Red Men Show
A large audience gathered at the K P Armory last night to see a Red Men of Kwasind Prince showcase. The crowd enjoyed a lively program and organizers expect record attendance.
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K.P. Armory
Red Men
Kwasind Prine
Mane
Last day for If Should a Husband Forgive at Dream Theatre
The William Fox photoplay Should a Husband Forgive ends its run today at the Dream Theatre. Written and directed by R A Walsh it features Miriam Cooper Mrs James K Hackett Martha Mansfield Pearcy Standing and others in a human drama built around the question of forgiveness with scenes of a horse race in Hot Springs Arkansas and a boxing match in Brooklyn New York.
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William Fox
Dream Theatre
R. A. Walsh
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Broadway Athletic Club
Brooklyn
New York
Aasf
Miriam Cooper
James K. Hackett
Martha Mansfield
Pearcy Standing
Tester Chambers
Vincent Coleman
Eric Mayne
Charles Craig
Johnny Ries
James A. Marcus
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American Car & Foundry Company
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Clark Lodge
Jeeffrson Lodge
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United Press
Lexington, KY
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Cape
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White Sox
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