Many Men Home Amid Strike and Transport Shortage
Reported widespread home stays among workers in Jeffersonville and nearby towns due to outlaw strike and scarce supplies. Employers blame limited transportation, car shortages, and a shortage of locomotives. some engines deemed scrap. Observers fear prolonged industrial disruption as rail supply remains constrained.
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Frere
Anderson
Dayton
Ictsinipe
Efroil
Termyteen
Fland
Jeffersonville
Ohea
Wwe
Court House Proceedings Sum of Damages and Divorces Listed
Court docket shows tropdil Keetoar filing an amendment to a $25,000 personal injury suit against Louisville Southern Indiana Traction Co for a mobile being struck by a cart at Mechanic and Tenth Streets on Sept 24. 117. Josie Bryant seeks divorce from Wilburn Bryant. Emma Todd sues James Todd for alimony. John Smith sues the commissioners of Scott moving for relief. Various property transfers and names appear, including Estelle McKinney to Matt Heddermen Charlestown and Emma Koch to Wilco at Siedlers. Clifford Gordon received a suspended sentence of 2 to 14 years for wife desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropdil Keetoar
Louisville
Southern Indiana Traction Company
Mechanic and
Tenth Sts
Josie Bryant
Wilburn Bryant
Mary EK
Todd
Anna Mnutiiaee
James N. Todd
John J. Smith
Scatt Movin
Eet Greh
Jeesde Vere
Jefferson
Fia
AL. Sauprbatel
Brighbeer
ChiGord Gram
Orta Underwood
Estelle MshKinney
Matt Heddermen
Charlestown
Emma E. Koch
Wiw Wilig
Siedlers
City
Clifford Gordon
Judlee Fortune
Great SUCCESS Was Great SUCCESS at High School entertainment
Two playlets drew a 600 seat crowd with enthusiastic response. Ada Frank wrote the second play and earned encore after encore. Music by Miss Benson and Anna Jacobs. Proceeds aid French orphans adopted by the classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inern
Renmiarkalls
Milleh Credat
Ada Frank
Missesou Benson
Anna Jacobs
Avons
Tribe hosts dry season carnival profits projected
The Kwasind tribe held a carnival each evening while crowds filled the place during the dry days. Although no official report is ready, it is understood the event netted over 600 dollars, with plans to repeat the same outfit next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwasind
Homecoming for Injured man after shaft fall
Winfred Bane of 120 Muusberry Street was brought home by Capt. M A Wall in his car from St Mary and Elizabeth Hospital Louisville where he had been four months after a fall down an elevator shaft while employed for the American Protective Association. His knees were injured but he can walk with crutches and hopes for a full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfred Bane
Muusberry St
M. A. Wall
Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital
Louisville
American Protective Association
BASE BALL DEPOT TEAM COMES OUT STRONG
The Q. M. Tear dominated Dow in a game filled with hits and errors while debutant Debold kept them to two hits. Seegar at first impressed, and Ryan Vissing and Bureh showed aggressive defense. Next Saturday the squad faces L. N. in Shawnee. come see the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. M. Tear
Dow
Debold
Seegar
Intierad
Ryan
Vissing Ad
Q. M. Depot
Dow Wire
Q. M
Moreana
Seeger
Mathews
Vissineg
Shunvier
Jie Orender
Calloway Ways
Straub
Clark
Stern
Weathen
Kessler
Sutcliffe
Depot
Mereuelan
Vogel
Matthews
Phiester
Schumaker
Calloway
Stein
Weatherton
Pwo
Mor- Burch
Stolenguelan
Diebold
Kestier
Sutelfffe
Bahls
iDiebold
Suteliffe
Harbison
Holsclas
Hopp
Night plowing by farmers catches up work in county
In recent days many farmers who own tractors are plowing after dark to catch up on field work. This may be the first time in the county that night plowing with tractors is used, as horses would struggle to match the pace.
Interior of The LeRose Theatre Greeted by Health Officials
The STAR presents a photo of the Le Rose Theater interior and notes health authorities have deemed it the safest and best arranged theater in the state. Dr John H Baldwin and the local Board of Health praise its ventilation and sanitary facilities as fully satisfactory for public enjoyment of fine pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STAR
Rose Theater
Iso
John H. Baldwin
Board of Health
Presbyterians Plan For Pentecost
First Presbyterian Church plans a personal work campaign leading to Pentecost Sunday May 23. Nonmembers asked to unite with the church will come forward to stand beside the person they invited as a double sign of commitment to Christ and the church. Last Sunday the Men's Friendship Club presented a new set of Revised Hymnals, with remarks by James F.E. Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Christ
Men's Friendship Club
James FE. Taggart
Government Opens Big Bids For Rock Supply
The Government Depot opened bids yesterday for rock delivery on cars with 10 000 to 75 000 yards sought. Only LT. FR. O Neal bid on delivery stone. Quarry bids were from Glenn Burtt Fred Capehart and T KF O Neal. Crushed rock in bins at quarry had a single bid from T F O Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepot
FR. O'Neal
Glenn Burtt
Fred Capehart
Rock Island Telegram on Arsenal Fight
A telegram from J N. H. Myers copies James Dunbar reporting Congressman Ogden and Dunbar spent the morning at the War Department. They expect Rock Island to lose the battle to retain the arsenal as Secretary Baker is to be met Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Myers
James Dunbar
Ogden
War Department
Rock Island
Arsenal
Baker
J. W. Dunbar
Jeffersonville Women’s Club Holds Second Mass Meeting
The Jeffersonville Women’s Givie Club held its second mass meeting at the Y M C A rooms. Officers and committee rosters were formed including Finance Exchange Membership Press Lookout and more. Members urged community interest and enrollment of new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Givie Club
Chub
Jennie ‘“Pagegart
Dorothy Wilson
Ellis
Jin Howard
James Durbar
Alford Scheer
Buckley
Allen Barnett
Florence Whitham
Jennie Taggart
Don Walker
Minnie Bird
Neil Beeson
Jack Howard
Michael Schlosser
Hiram Heaton
Emma Leeper
eGorge Dunham
Dr. Graham
Woow. Grouker
W. ID. Duawrence
George Clark
Grace Swartz
Mies
Bno
Brentall
Percie Poindexter
Sara Gord Warder
Fueenia Cross
Brenner
Hutchinson
Pervrin’ Myers
Chas. Eaken
Eo. Eberts
DuTender
Carol
Infant of Rolla Bowman Dies in Louisville
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Bowman died at their home 625 East Madison Street Louisville last night. Mrs. Bowman was Miss Nina Jackson of this city before marriage. The remains will be brought here for burial in Eastern Cemetery. fomoarrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla Bowman
Madison Street
Louisville
Bowman
Nina Jackson
Fomoarrow
Watch for the Green Lantern Adv .75D May 7 8 10 11
An advertisement notes a promotional run for the Green Lantern item during May 7 8 10 and 11. The copy lists dates with a focus on limited-time offers and visual emphasis for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lantern
Rotarian Filiatraut Talks at Diamond Pure Food Meeting
Bod Filiatraut president of the Rotary Ghib'oéfuluth attends a stockholders meeting at Court Avenue offices. He formerly led the company and remains a large stockholder. Enthusiasm rises as the firm appears sound and plans to operate soon with its goods. He will attend the Jeffersonville Rotary banquet at the Green Lantern this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filiatraut
Rotary Ghib’oéfuluth
Diamond Pure Food Company
Court Avenue
Inser
Jeffersonville
Green Lantern
Jackson Highway project advances toward Greenwood area
work on the Jackson Highway receives federal and state interest as rock is piled to Greenwood for concrete mixing. grading extends to o Quarry and Langdon’s Bottom to Crothersville, with a 60 foot right of way and concrete 30 feet. surveys and stakes mark the route. finish possible by early winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Highway
United States
Greenwood
o¢Rkford
Langdon
Botton
Crothereville
Henryville
Henryvile
Sellersburg
Hambure
New Albany
Carranza and Bonillas Reported Captured by Rebels
Washington May 11 President Carranza and his Mexican presidential candidate Ignacio Bonillas have been captured by revolutionary forces. General Obregon, their captor, ordered that their lives and interests be protected. The rebel faction aims to keep friendly ties with the United States as the conflict advances. The U.S. Navy is reinforcing ships bound for Mexico including the battleship Oklahoma and three destroyers with over 1500 crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Bonillas
Ignacio Bonillas
United States
Mexico
Lightning Strikes A Barn Three Times At Paris KY
PARIS KY MAY 11 The large new tobacco barn of Jomn Sauer was struck by lightning three times during a severe storm A Negro man holding a steed was thrown twenty feet but uninjured The saw bent double Owen Kennedy was badly burned when lightning struck a steel level melting it though the barn filled with smoke no blaze found
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Paris
3OMN Sauer
Owen Kennedy
Altitude Record Set For Airplane Carrying Passengers
El Centro Cal May 11 Captain Lowell H Smith commanding officer of Puero Year field here broke what is said to be the world altitude record for an airplane carrying a pilot and three passengers when he ascended to 17 100 feet. The airplane was in the air two hours and forty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Centro
Cal
Lowell H. Smith
Puer Year Field
Red Cross Aids Serbia Amid Typhus Refugee Crisis
Typhus infected refugees from Gen. Deni kine forces flood into Serbia prompting fears of a major epidemic. The American Red Cross deploys to assist, launching a vigorous campaign to combat the health menace and support relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Firemen Extinguish Roof Fire at Third Street Home
Fire Department answered a noon alarm at 811 Third Street home of Mrs. Kate Murphy. A defective fuse caused the blaze damaging the roof. loss is reported not more than a nominal amount. Peter Nachand, president of Clark County Bank, has recovered enough to return to the bank from illness.
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IW. Pearcy
Third Street
Kate Murphy
Peter Nachand
Clark County Bank
Women Lead Food Aid Efforts in Starving Vienna
In Vienna the Women’s Association drives food distribution to civil beds amid postwar shortages. The Frauen Hilfsaktion groups once organized now lack supplies, relying on aid from the American Red Cross to supervise and bolster relief efforts.
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Vienna
Womans Association Vehiche
Frauen Hilfsakton
American Red Cross
Wanted Waiters at the Home Restaurant Ad
WANTED Waiters at the Home Restaurant. Phone 775. Adv. D Sic May 11 12 13 For rent Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping Tel 108 F Adv D Sic May 11 12 15 Watch F Tern ay or The Green Lan Adv .75 D May 7 8 10 11 Lost Last evening a pair of glasses in black leather case on Maple between Wall and 627 E Maple Reward Phone 350 Adv D 78 G May 8 10 11
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Adv
Telc
Dsicmay
Wanted Moulder at Gardner Foundry and Machine Co
Help wanted for a moulder position at Gardner Foundry and Machine Co in New Albany Indiana. Apply at S. 4. Gardner Foundry and Machine Co. May 6 7 8 ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Foundry and Machine Co
New Albany
Ind
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Key West
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