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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1916
Page
1
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At the start of pre convention activities in Chicago, Indiana Republicans push the Fairbanks candidacy with energetic organization. Will Hays and L W Henley oversee workers preparing Fairbanks headquarters parlors A6 and A8 for morning opening as Fairbanks gains momentum among GOP delegates.
A meeting of all committees named by the Indiana delegation in Indianapolis will convene at Fairbanks headquarters at 2 o clock tomorrow after noon for a final checkup. Telegraphed invitees include George B Lockwood Muncie Fred A Sims Indianapolis Richard Lieber Indianapolis Henry W Marshal Lafayette E W Bowen Delphi T B Melliken Newcastle John G Pryson Brazil Vernon Van Fleet South Bend P P Lynch New Castle James I Barnes Wogan s Port and H S Norton Gary. Also arriving from Indiana today were Capt Harry S New Republican nominee for senator Frederick A Joss delegate from the Seventh District Charles W Jewett Marion County Republican chairman Ralph A Temcke Indianapolis H P Loveland Peru John Spangler Winamac Eleventh District delegate and Judge Van Fleet South Bend Thirteenth Indiana District. United States Senator John W Kern of Indiana slipped into Chicago last night but did not appear at Republican hotspots.
Indiana Republicans plan a Tuesday 8 p.m. meeting at Indiana headquarters to nominate members for convention committees. The Fairbanks boosters intend to inform delegates that Fairbanks expressed clear positions on issues early last fall in Kentucky, a stance praised by several GOP leaders nationwide.
Reports from Indiana claim tickets will go to the state, but Chicago officials say no convention tickets will be mailed. Work at the Chicago Coliseum is finished with 12,925 seats ready, the speakers platform and new balcony installed, and all chairs in place.
Prof A M Crouch, elected City Superintendent of Schools, is expected from Edinburg to arrive this week and oversee the field. The City School Board will name teachers next week and he will assume duties on September 1.
Jeffersonville readers are urged to consider Doan’s Kidney Pills after Mrs. Pharah Johnson of Missouri Ave. credits them with ending years of kidney trouble. She praised the remedy in 1914 and again in 1915, urging others to use Dean’s Kidney Pills when signs of kidney issues appear. Foster Milburn Co. promotes the product at all dealers.
The committee in charge audited the memorial service accounts and found the total cost to be 153.89 dollars, under 24 dollars per person. Those assisted will receive letters of thanks.
Major Theodore BR Hacker announces bids due June 2 for 2,600 bright iron links and 2,400 leather head halters for horses and mules, each with a strap, to replenish stock.
Small notice advertises a four room house for rent with a large chicken yard just outside city limits on Plank Road. Water access and a telephone number are provided for inquiries. Call 410 for details.
Walter H. Owen of New Albany was named a substitute letter carrier following a civil service exam. The vacancy arose when Frank P. Woerner was promoted to a clerk position in the post office.
John Schmid twenty one, a farmer from Crawford county, Indiana, married Miss Joln Saltzgaver seventeen of Harrison county, Indiana, yesterday afternoon. The bride was accompanied by her mother Mrs Effie Saltzgaver who gave written consent for the license.
Clark Circuit Court actions include foreclosures against Cornelius Sigman and Anna Hale, a change of venue motion in Charlestown road case, and a suit by Mutual Savings & Loan against Hale and Sellers. Other cases involve promissory notes, estate loan petition, road contractors liens, damaged railroad suit dismissals, liquor law indictments set for trial, and a malicious prosecution claim added to the docket with a murder case also listed for next Monday.
The Finance Committee to mark Indiana centennial events in Jeffersonville in August received new donations totaling 72 dollars, bringing the day’s total to 96 dollars. Contributors include George Nanz Herman Cohen Fred Mason W G Wood FE C Baken and Geo M Crum among others.
Work on a contract for the Louis ville and Nashville Railroad Company has started at the local plant of the American Car and Foundry Company.
Mayme Covert announces five times pony votes on all cash purchases and all accounts paid in full starting from the specified date at Milliney Voigt Building.
The General Committee thanks automobile owners who lent their cars for the Union memorial service Sunday, aiding the event by providing transportation and support.
A gas ad promotes Gaso-Tonic by Seil and Equate gasoline at Sea gallon claiming carbon elimination and dollar profit. It lists White Mfg Co Dept 95 Cincinnati and includes an advertisement code Adv 26-16.
The Zulauf residence on the Utica pike becomes a Masonic Orphans Home on June 1 under Clark Lodge trustees. Mrs. Lillie McCauliffe assumes duties as supplies are purchased for about 15 children. Priority goes to Clark County lodges with later expansion to nearby counties. The Franklin State home dedication coincides, with initial provisions for 150 children and widows.
The Board of County Commissioners will meet next Monday and consider a petition for improving the Joseph F Voigt road. The road links Jeffersonville Charlestown and New Albany pikes to Utica township line. Bonds were secured but never sold and no order issued. A member may seek an election to proceed with the improvement at lower cost by removing the tar binder. The Taxpayers League may or may not pursue action in Jeffersonville.
Albert Thomas, 40, a farmer, is jailed on murder charges after a bucket of corn was hurled at the Stout automobile, killing eight year old Geraldine Stout near Hartford City. A mob threatens to storm the jail. extra deputies guard the jail to prevent lynching. Dr and Mrs Stout react with shock and anger as the tragedy spurs calls for justice.
Corydon will host the State Centennial Celebration and pageant on Friday and Saturday June 2 and 3. School children from Jeffersonville New Albany and Evansville will perform drills and folk dances while a chorus of hundreds sings day and night with the Indiana University Orchestra and Purdue University Band. Notable speakers include Governor Samuel M Ralston Father John Cavanaugh and Ex-Vice President Charles Warren Fairbanks. A special New Albany to Corydon train leaves each morning at 8 o clock, fare 75 cents, with return after events.
For Rent modern four room flat with hall and bath at 216 West Maple. Apply by calling 1289 Y. Ad appears in local listings.
Miss Sidney E. Lyon, sister of City Engineer Victor W. Lyon, died at 6:45 this morning at the Front Street home after a long illness. Funeral at 3 PM tomorrow at St. Pauls Episcopal, Rev. Arthur W. Brooks officiating. burial private. Only two siblings remain: Victor Lyon of this city and J C Lyon of East Orange New Jersey.
The Rev Fred R. Davies formerly of Charlestown Christian church now state evangelist leads the program. He will speak on My Church and Memories as part of the Madison church celebration.
The Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip at St Tauike's German Reformed Church will hold its monthly meeting Thursday night. A report will be presented on funds raised by last Thursday's show.
Dr. Charles Stoltz of South Bend identified the body found in the Ohio River at Fern Grove as his son Charles W. Stoltz who disappeared November 11, 1915 from Cragmont North Madison. The corpse wore Cragmont inmate clothing, a matching tooth, an Elgin watch and fob, and cuff buttons. The body was disinterred, reburied in Utica, then shipped to South Bend.
Jeffersonville politics heats as incumbent John Gienger faces challenger Thomas J. Lindley amid party maneuvering. A local Democrat source predicts a 6 to 3 council vote in favor of Gienger, with three unpledged to sway toward Lindley, while Gienger’s camp remains confident.
Alonzo Brendel charged with murder of John Case faces delayed start in Circuit Court Utica Ma 3. Defense seeks revolver evidence from state, judge denies release from habeas corpus bid, jury voir dire begins as witnesses summoned for trial.
The Star announces free shorthand lessons every two weeks with expert criticism at no cost. Lesson one appears on page eight this issue and repeats next Monday, then No 2 two weeks later. Send practice lessons to H O Keesling care Bryant and Strattons College Louisville Ky with a stamped self addressed reply.
Committees from Gran Army Posts will decorate graves of veterans in the oral cemeteries tomorrow morning. Much of the work will be done by a number under Dr. Sallie C. Jackson from her home.
Found item described as a pair of gold spectacles left with Mrs. Nelson Barker at 430 Graham street. Contact tel 408-F to claim.
A brief promotions note requests Pony contestants to solicit votes this week using five times Pony votes on all cash sales, linked to F. M. Rose Coal Co with a telephone contact.
A garble of a business ad mentions Dee I will Bee a Fah Ta Bee Mayme Covert in the Voigt Building, indicating a millinery shop or fashion accessory shoppresence. The readable fragment suggests a small retail listing or advertisement in the Voigt Building.
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