Jeffersonville Fortifications Bill Faces Island Plant Move
In Washington May 94 Indiana and Kentucky lawmakers led by Ox det, Denisslle, and Dunbar push removal of the Fortifications Bill to keep the deck Island plant from Rock feiutad to Jeffersonville. Senate action threatens a conference clash with Iowa allies while Dunbar Ogden secure credit for this biggest win for Jeffersonville in years.
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Washington
Indiana
Ater
Kentucky
Oxdet
Denisslle
Dunbar
Pinois Lowa
Delautiegis
Army Fewiher
Clesh
Rock Feiutad
Jeffersonville
Ind
Toye
Deck Island
Iowa
Madden
Howse
Senate
Poo
Pedersen
Bel Wall Daciig
Ogden Po
Yeohew
Ogden
Boonescue
James Dunbar
New Alvan
Howard
Pecar
Joe Segatars
New
Walser
Daccp
Myers
Secretary Baker Requests Allocation for Land Use Funds
The note states Secretary Baker asks for appropriation of about 225000 to be spent for land use in the government sector. It outlines the intent to finance a land project under government control.
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Baker
Revival of river traffic discussed by official
A provincial official argued that the matter and its canal will heavily influence the committee's decision and there is no revival of river traffic yet. The gentleman cited his technical service background to support his views and claimed he knows what he is talking about.
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Comine
Cagiopessional Committee
Shere
Laborers Needed for Miami Conservancy District Camp
The Dayton Ohio camps building the Miami Valley flood control dams seek 500 laborers for 10 hour days at not less than 5 dollars and 6 cents. Workers receive modern conveniences and board. Apply at the Miami Conservancy District Jefferson and Monument Streets Dayton Ohio or write for details.
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Miami Conservancy District
Dayton
Ohio
Miami Valley
Miami
Wigcight Baseball Club Beats Standard Mie Co
The Wigcight fein Base Ball Club defeated Standard Mie Co on Sunday. Groark pitched two years after a layoff and allowed no hits while Combs, a one armed pitcher, struck out Groark. Fans are promised fast games Sundays at 7th and Graham. Next Sunday Weinsteins meet the 28th Infantry at Camp Fayler.
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Wigcight Fein
Mie
Groark
Lax
Combs
Graham
Weinsteins
28Th Infantry
Fayler
Will Give Musical Friday Evening by St Anthonys School
The Arseline Sisters of St Anthonys Catholic School Maple Street will stage an entertainment and musical Friday evening at the School Building on Wall Street. It promises to be a real treat.
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Qrpils
St. Anthonys Catholic School
Maple Street
Arseline Sisters
Wall Street
Derby Guest From Kentucky Visits Charles Town
Mrs. Helen Sheeriff of Kentucky attended the Derby in Louisville and stayed overnight with her aunt Mrs. Belle Work in Charles Town on Friday.
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Helen Sheeriff
Kentucky
Louisville
Belle Work
Miss Swengle Teaches Near Munete Last Schol Year
Miss Margaret Swengle Wie taught near Munete during the past school year and spent last week with her mother Mrs. Rose Swengle.
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Margaret Swengle
Munete, Inc
Spen
Rose Swengle
Louisville group visits Indiana cave on Sunday
A group from Louisville spent Sunday exploring a cave in Indiana, enjoying a day outdoors and sightseeing.
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Louisville
Indiana Cave
Miss Olive Hikes Returns Home From Grayton High
Miss Olive Hikes a mathematics teacher at Grayton High School came home Saturday afternoon to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hikes after completing the past school year.
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Olive Hikes
Grayton
Tno
Mrs. Hikes
Pur due Students Meeting Promotes Clark County Agriculture
A Clark County Pur due Students meeting was held in Charles town last Thursday night. The group elected V. J. Mann president John McCunough vice president and Cohen secretary to promote agriculture interests in Clark County.
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Clark County
Purdue
Charlestown
V. J. Mann
John McCunough
Cohen
High School Spring Concert by Juniors Orchestra and Chorus
The High School Junior Orchestra and a chorus of about one hundred will perform a spring concert in the High School Auditorium on Thursday evening. Directress Ruth Repine and accompanist Lois Beeson lead a varied program including overture, mass selections, and excerpts from Bizet and Offenbach with the Glee Club and mixed voices enhancing the concert.
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Orchdestra
Ruth Repine
Lois Beeson
Harvey Bo Gaul
Massa Dear
New World Symphony
Dvorah
Balfe
Glee Club
Barvarolle
Offenbach B ‘Forendar
Carinicen
Log Wagon Accident Claimed Life Of Son In City
A man from Water son reports his three year old son Robert killed when a log wagon wheel passed over his head. The family member, Mr. Conn, and his other son Raymond conductor on the electric lines, left for Watson aboard the Dixie River after noon, reaching around two p.m.
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Wateson
Leavis Conn
Robert
Mr. Conn
Raymond
Watson
Criterion Hop Club Dance Opens Glenwood Season
The Criterion Hop Club opened with a successful dance at Glenwood Park on Friday May 7 drawing many attendees. Chaperons included Mr and Mrs H E Wall and Miss Lucilie Seitz with committee member Win Youngbrood. numerous guests listed followed.
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Criterion Hop Club
Glenwood Park
Eveok
Derby
Glenwood
H. E. Wall
Lucilie Seitz
Walter Rauth
Win. Younebrood
Mesdames Vivian Athes
Margaret Tebaailt
Leverne Graham
Dorothy Callahan
Eleanor Creel
Ethel Menari
Alma Aty
Anna .Jacobs
Geneva Strief
Zelda Sylvester
Lucille Sweeney
Margaret Gonnelly
Mary McDaniels
Juanita Feneyv
Nelle Mitchell
Mars LaFollette
Lillian Colby
Margaret Beaucond
Rosine Brodfelker
Merle Edwards
Helen Wall
Catherine Creamer
Vivian Walkington
The
Paul Phelps
John Golby
Nes Applegate
Edgar Perkins
Clark Kelly
Be Mayer
D. G. Carpenter
Carl Berher
Brad Davis
August Leif
Jack Tether
Roy Cook
Ivj Tankswert
H. Hass
John Curran
Frank Johnston
John Mitchell
A. TL
Emerson
Ho HH
Hazelip
Russell Pickarrell
Kenneth Robinson
Adbert Akers
Robert Farr
Rose Hill Parent Teachers Association Elects Officers
The Rose Hill Parent Teachers Association held a regular meeting at the school building on Wednesday at 3 15 PM with large attendance. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President Mrs AL titfans Vice President Mrs Harry Forwards Secretary Mrs Dean Mitchell and Treasurer Mrs John Shulz.
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Rose Hill
Parent-Teachers Association
AL Titfans
Harry Forwards
Dean Mitchell
John Shulz
Brim. Baggerly
2Ood Mhesie
Associalion
Vietrola
Court House Proceedings and Estate Valuations
Court docket notes estate of Annie James valued at 47 555 gross with claims of 10 146. Heirs are unrelated. Divorce suits include Loretta Koch vs Andrew Koch over child custody, Nellie M Brown and James H Brown citing cruelty and duties, Ida Freeman case with co defendant Earl Parr, and property transfers and guardianship items listed for several parcels and buyers in New Albany Clarksville and surrounding areas.
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Sage
Annie James
Loretta Koch
Andrew Koch
James
James H. Brown
Nellie M. Brown
Orlando Freeman
Ida
Freeman
Earl Parr
Atizens
Prust Company
Guardian
Frances Frank
Rebecca Bonifer
Erwin Gonnell
Midway
Stone
Ochifford Bensinger
City
Jets
W. Oh. Betterman
Mutual Trust Co
New Albany
Clarksville
Notable Names List From Historical Page Fragment
A long listing of individuals appears, including Kirwin Carroll James LaFollatte glee O Malley Wim Block EB L Mere weeler Fred Buchhold P Coleman Herman Lindeman Abner Schmidt Marence Spaitz Wine Beoner H Hedge Charles Cox Paul Northam Wibbur Schimpit Clarence Paggart Lyle Howard Herbert Fredierick J McPhearson Maurice Snyder Wi Bunnell W H Grebe Robt Goreaman Thos McCulloch Edward Stillman N Martin Marvin Apple gate Duffy Walker G L Seales George Dugan Homer Neeley A R B Phillips Al Strupp John Hagel PF Scott and W Brook.
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James LaFollatte
Glee O'Malley
Wim
Block
EB. L. Mereweeler
Fred Buchhold
P. Coleman
Herman Lindeman
Abner Schmidt
Marence Spaitz
Wine Beoner
H. Hedge
Charles Cox
Paul Northam
Wibbur Schimpit
Clarence Paggart
Lyle Howard
Herbert
Fredierick
J. McPhearson
Maurice Snyder
Wi. Bunnell
W. H. Grebe
Robt
Goreaman
Thos, McCulloch
Edward Stillman
N. Martin
Marvin Applegate
Duffy Walker
G. L. Seales
George Dugan
Homer Neeley
A. RB. Phillips
al Strupp
John Hagel
PF. Scott
W. Brook
Democratic Senator Resents President's Reflection of Dishonor
In Washington on May 8 the Senate debate over the Republican peace resolution drew sharp exchanges. Senator Thomas of Colorado, opposing the treaty resolution, denounced the president for implying Democrats who supported reservations were engaging in dishonor while criticizing Wilson's call for party unity on the treaty issue.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas
Colorado
Carranza Aids Reported Killed In Mexican Engagment
Dispatches say Carranza aides accompanying the president were captured or killed in a clash with revolutionary troops near Vera Cruz. Obregon reports good health and control of Mexico City and Gulf gunboats. Rebels claim control of the eastern republic. Sonora congress acts to name an successor governor.
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ICO
Vera Cruz
City OF
Mexico
Eight Stills Seized in Blanford Prohibition Raid
In Clinton Indiana on May 13 a second raid in Blanford near here led to the seizure of eight stills about 60 gallons of whiskey and large amounts of raisin mash. A party of thirty including government prohibition agents and county officials conducted the operation. Six men caught in the raid and four others whose homes were raided will be charged with liquor law violations.
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Clinton
Ind
Blanford
Here
Schlichter Pardon Request and Charlestown School News
In Charlestown a pardon request for Jacob Schlichter, a wealth farmer, is discussed as he faces grand larceny charges over items placed on rural mail boxes. The Juniors, chaperoned by Miss Hes ter, enjoyed a county wide joy ride for a race and lunch. The Freshman Class hiked to the Lieko with Miss Miriam Morgan and hosted a Weiner and Marshmallow Roast. The Freshman Class plans a banquet for Charlestown Township’s Eighth Grade in the school building. Mounts Supt Samuel Scott visited schools Tuesday to address officials. Steps began to obtain Schlichter’s release from the Michigan City State Hospital for Criminal Insane as he is claimed to be on trial and declared not guilty by reason of insanity. he remains confined while efforts proceed.
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Jacob Sehlichter
State Hospital For Criminal Insane
Michigan City
Chas
Sehliehter
Charlestown
Anas
Seniors and Sophomores Host Friday Camp Fire Night
The Senior and Sophomore classes plan an open air supper and camp fire Friday night to close High School days with songs and stories, marking a farewell gathering for the Senior Class.
Lost Ten Dollar Bill on First Street Reward Offered
A ten dollar bill was lost on First Street and Missouri avenue near a car at eight this morning. A reward is offered and the finder may call 521 or 88. AdvCS4D May 14.
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First Street
Missouri Avenue
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