15 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1919
Page
1
The piece surveys women voters and political pundits amid suffrage debates, noting nonpartisan views and inheritance questions. It traces concerns over voting power, proposed universal training, and League of Nations ties, highlighting leadership aims and public reaction.
Readers describe prolonged grinding work on war contracts and call for major overhauls of machines and facilities. The passage cites frequent breakdowns, safety concerns, and questions about maintenance schedules affecting output and labor.
A scrambled kitchen scene shows a diner requesting a ham and cheese sandwich and milk, plus poached eggs on toast and sausages. The counter clerk recites a bizarre phrase about two men on a raft and cats on the Chan-Nea, illustrating a comically tangled exchange.
The provided text is a garbled OCR fragment containing partial dialogue and stray phrases. It references a character named Joan and a line about papers, with unclear context and no discernible event, date, or location. Overall it lacks coherent facts to summarize into a full news item.
A garbled note reports a person named Wilbon Booth leaving a papers site on Tidiagna Ave near Sears. The text hints at legal steps, but details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
A special meeting of the council is planned for tonight to open bids and take action on improving Spring Street. Vancancies due to a resignation will also be filled, with the city clerk noting no bids have been received yet for the project.
Corheddan dee Odell representing the second ward has located a Birmingham ally and submitted his registration for Arbey to Thornley. The council will elect a successor. The SPARS says Odell has resigned.
Deputy County Auditor Thomas Stoner announced the annual tax levy for redeeming road bonds and interest coupons at the September meeting. Rates by township show substantial cuts from this year, with a special 5 cent levy in Silver Creek, Union, and Monroe townships for a joint road project.
A brief market note shows treasury certificates advancing in value with figures 88.80 20 1 and 2 90.40 50.60 indicating price movements. The data suggests notable shifts in short term yields and investment levels across certificates.
One of seven delegates selected from Indiana for a conference in Las Vegas features Professor Marble as a key candidate. The report outlines the delegation process and Marble’s role in representing the state.
A fragmented report notes a slow speed rule for Interurbans near Des Moines and details a parallel county conference in Indianapolis. It describes delegates, lay delegates, and church leaders attending, with mentions of various churches, towns, and officials amid a larger note on civic concerns and transportation safety.
Miss Anna Williams and Dr Edward J Veney quietly married Monday morning at St Anthony's Catholic Church. The bride wore a blue coat suit and hat. They plan to reside in Dayton Ohio where the groom is connected with St Elizabeths Hospital and recently graduated from the University of Louisville.
The marriage of Ravingud Weire-Win of Dayton to Miss Lizatets Trek occurred Sunday at the home of his parents with Rev Redd officiating. Only a few relatives attended as the couple begins life apart after the groom served in Company L of the 55th Infantry overseas.
Miss Myrtle Glapman daughter of Charles Glapman and Tarlo Puro bili of Vancouver railroad engineer were married in the CHL The Reverend De Vanter pastor of the First Christian Church officiated at the marriage of Harry N Dens ford employee of the Quartermasters Depot and Miss Novasanders of Louisville
Fragmented OCR recounts a day in court with petit jury actions, panel dismissals, and divorce filings in Utica area. Mentions Barnes Lee Bros, Me Vets, and Chas Carieu h Ganarh among entities, plus references to estates, federal officials, and time delays.
A large crowd attended a field mass at Glenwet Park in Amarillo to honor soldiers and sailors from New Albany and nearby areas. The ceremony marked the first of its kind in the region as a series of demonstrations began to welcome troops.
A beaded bag went missing on September 11 at Spring Steed. Return to Lee svnvester's barber shop for a reward.
A lost item is reported with a reward offered for return to the STAR office. The notice requests the finder to contact STAR for safe return and reimbursement of the reward.
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