Truck Crash Injures Two In Busy Street Intersection
Two men escaped serious harm when a Wapph Goodman truck veered onto the Chestnut Street sidewalk near Spring Street striking a rail. Herr Holmes, son of Albert Holmes, suffered a gash and arm injury while Earl Watson was bruised but crawled free. Holmes was driven home by Elmer M. Frank.
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Wapph Goodman
Herr Holmes
Albert Holmes
Earl Watson
Mr. Holmes
Elmer M. Frank
Harry Fansett
Robert N. Rager
Marvin Goodman
Joseph Goodman
Chestnut Street
Spring Street
Watson
Kaci Holmes
Grocery of Wood and Company
Petition seeks restoration of Jeffersonville to Louisville car service
A signed petition filed with Louisville Southern Indiana Traction Company in New Albany asks restore a 7:50 A M Jeffersonville to Louisville passenger car discontinued Aug 1914. Patrons complain crowding and standing on the through car from New Albany to Louisville, urging immediate restoration for Jeffersonville riders.
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Louisvile
Louisville
Southern Indiana
Tracion Company
New Albany
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
Louisville @ Southern Indiana Traction Company
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Kentucky
Jeffergonville
Orce
Flag Day Marks Unique Clark County Institute Achievement
The Clark County Teachers Institute opened with devotion led by Rev. C I Truby as Prof. Z M Smith and Prof. Richard Park led sessions on soil, school problems, and teacher pupil-community relations. Flag Day featured the presentation of a county flag by Supt. Marble with Miss Sweerey and Miss Wicht assisting, a first in state history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 1. Truby
Presbyterian Church
Z. M. Smith
Clark County
Richard Park
Parks
Chas. Ellis
Clark County Institute
Ttee
Marble
Sweerey
Conny Institute
Seek To Have Game Laws Fully Complied With
Deputy game wardens Dennie Gleason and Eldon Houck patrol Silver Creek forming the Clark Floyd line. They enforce Indiana fish and game laws while teaching young fishermen what to keep and throw back. Limits include twelve bass, ten inch minimum for the smallest. bluegill sunfish and cappies allowed. Fish ladders at Glenwood Park dam will aid spawning and fish travel. Government stock programs aim to replenish small streams despite dynamiting and other harms. Wardens statewide push strict enforcement to revitalize streams with diverse fish populations.
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Silver Creek
Clark
Floyd Counies
Dennie Gleason
Eldon Houck
Glenwood Park
Ohio River
Indiana
Old Ladies Home Board Thanks Donor Bailee L Burtt
The Board of the Old Ladies Home and residents thank Bailee L Burtt for a generous donation of a bushel of peaches and a bushel of his famous grapes. Signed A Member of the Board.
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The
Old Ladies Home
Old Ladies of the Home
Bailee L. Burtt
Siened
Opening Private School Reopens Sept 14
Mies Clera J Loomis will reopen her private eschep at her rooms near Wall and Market streets on September 14. Residence 215 Market St. Phone Me 973.
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Mies Clera J. Loomis
Wall
Market Stree's
Market St
Dream Theater Screens Our Mutual Girl Tonight
The Dream Theater presents Our Mutual Girl on the program tonight with another feature, Our Mutual Girl to be shown alongside, according to the listing.
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Dream Theater
Hytro
Death of Mrs Mary Angleton at 332 Graham Street
Mrs Mary Angleton aged 75 died at 7 40 this morning after a long illness at the family home 332 Graham Street. She was native of Carl Kentucky and widow of Absalon Angleton a ship carpenter at Howard Shipyards. Survived by daughter Mrs Cora Robinson. Funeral at 2 30 tomorrow at home with interment in Eastern Cemetery.
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Mary B. Angieton
Absalon Angieton
Graham Street
Madison
Angleton
Carl
Kentucky
Reeves
Catherine Suggs
Howard
Cora Robinson
Battle Rages as Reich Forces Press on in France
Paris and London dispatches describe renewed German attempts to push a center attack between Vitry le Francois and Monmirail with heavy reinforcements. British and French troops reinforce the left, while German communications and supply lines come under pressure amid reports of exhausted troops and river crossings near the Marne.
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Paris
Guten
Fify
Betwen Vitry-le-Francois
Monmirail
Gallien
Ostend
Oureq
Marne
London
John French
Second Army
River
Meaux
Verdun
Vitry-le Francois
Alles
Owey
Joffre
la Fere- Champenoise
Sompuis
Vitry-le- Francois
Strong Political Action Afoot For Local Tickets
Republicans and Progressives plan a joint convention tonight to nominate a Citizens Ticket for township offices including trustee assessor justice of the peace constables and road supervisors. Thomas H Stradley and Edward Mears are leading a strong challenge to the Democratic slate with many candidates named.
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City
Hell
Thomas H. Stradley
Edward Mears
Institute Personalities Highlight Local Educators
Big Geo Shelton attends continually while Prof Clem Jordan from Borden plans growth in his city. Prof Sanford Murphy of New Washington shows energetic support. Prof Robin Baggerly of Utica serves as secretary, promoting books games and stories and taking subscriptions for professional publications. Prof Henry Temple renews Educator Journal subscriptions, and Prof Conn of Bethlehem listens to the Institute’s work.
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Geo
Shelton
Clem. Jordan
Borden
Sanford Murphy
New Washington
Robin Baggerly
Utica
Institute
Henry Temple
President Expected to End War Soon
Washington reports in official circles that within two months the United States may authorize agreements between warring European nations to end the conflict. Officials say the move would be Woodrow Wilson’s crowning achievement and note that the United States remains the sole great neutral nation seeking peace efforts.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Heirs Sought For Connecticut Mutual Life Policy
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company of Hartford seeks Chris Baker or his heirs for a life policy issued in 1868 for the benefit of his wife Josephine and children. Baker’s residence, occupation iron molder, and friend James Sayers are noted. The company has not heard from Baker for years and may pursue a claim regardless of claimant presence.
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Chris Baker
Connecticut Mutal Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Josephine
James Sayers
The
Star
Baker
Return Tonight From Overland Trip
Dr and Mrs David Cohen and Mr and Mrs Herman Cohen return tonight from an overland trip through Ohio Southern Indiana and Northern Kentucky by Ford car. They left Jeffersonville last Monday with Melvin Cohen. The route included Louisville Cincinnati Kenton Toledo and Indianapolis with Melvin stopping at Kenton. The travelers reported no punctures or delays and completed the journey on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cohen
Herman Cohen
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Jeffersonville
Melvin Cohen
Dr. Cohen
Louisville
Cincinnati
Keston
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kenton
For Sale Five Room Modern Cottage
Small ad offers a five room modern dwelling with price details garbled but indicates Hayes area and available property. Readable parts suggest a detached style and compact living space suitable for a young family.
Oceanic Wreck Shocks Britain After North Coast Loss
The Oceanic, now the British armed cruiser on the north coast of Scotland, is reported a total wreck. Officers and crew were saved after its conversion from the New York to Southampton run. Built in 1899 at Belfast, the liner carried 17 274 tons and dated its maiden voyage to New York in 1896.
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London
Oceanic
Scotland
New York
Southampton
Daglish Port
Belfast
Lecture Draws Large Crowd at Wall Street Church
A large audience gathered at Wall Street M. E. church last evening to hear Rev. H. Wilson of Chicago speak as an efficiency expert for the Board of Sunday Schools of the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Wall Street M. BE
H. ©. Wilson
Chicago
Board of Sunday Schools
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Noordam captured and bound for Queenstown by British cruiser
Telegraph reports the Noordam an Holland American liner with German reservists and cargo has been captured in the Atlantic and is being brought into Queenstown by a British cruiser The prisoners will be escorted to Paris for detention as fighting rages along the Meaux Verdun line with French and British gains reversing German advances and Joffre and French forces moving troops to counter the flank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Change Telegraph Company
Noordam
New York
Rotterdam
Germany
Atlantic
Queenstown
French Advance Stretches In Center as German Attacks Ease
In heavy fighting the French progress is slow but steady in the center while the exhausted German army pauses its assault on Nancy. French officials report continued gains in the Vosges and Lorraine as they push forward.
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Nancy
William
Vosgesard
Lorraine
Foley Cathartic Tablets and Foley Kidney Pills Ad
An advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets for liver sluggishness and constipation and Foley Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. Local testimonials claim rapid relief, no griping, and strong recovery without surgery, with mentions of New Ontham Texas Hopkinton New Hampshire and Ben Doolittie as seller.
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New Ontham
Wimberley
Texas
W. T. Greene
Hopkinton
N. H
Ben Doolittie
Gar
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Burga “A
Ocoman’s
Olmes
Guefers
George W. Stoner
Chrk County Council
Charlestown
Hamburg Pikes
Board of County Commissioners
County Board of Review
Clark Circuit
Buffale
County Board of Charities
Farmers’ Institutes
Justice of the Peace
Board of Prisoners
Board of Review
Jim Todd
Joseph H. Warder
Warder
A. J. Hutchins
Charlies P. Fant
Wesl
Floyd County
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn le
Deven
Robinson
Nai Rucker
Truby
Park
County Institute
Game Wardens
Cartmel
Husband
Daily Telegraph
Terps
Geritsu
Tuneville
Narcy
Luneville
Wnehif Ticket
Prof
Conn
Bethlehem
Chris, Baker
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Cohen
Rome
Benedict
Austria
Great Britain
Pope Peedict
Lobéon
DR. Wilson
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