Enthusiastic Meeting
A local gathering discussed candidate commitments and planning for upcoming elections. Attendees included community activists and party members noting a push to support the national ticket and elect party nominees.
26 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1916
Page
1
A local gathering discussed candidate commitments and planning for upcoming elections. Attendees included community activists and party members noting a push to support the national ticket and elect party nominees.
Fragmentary text describes a heated historical confrontation with mentions of Raith and notable figures. It references differing views and decisive actions, including comparisons to Mexican events and a Colonel figure. The passage is garbled but centers on political disagreement and outcomes.
Fragmentary report discusses wage change and working hours. It mentions a base pay of 35 for ten hours and a proposed raise to 62, with notes on maintained hours and questions about fairness and recall of policy. Text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
A Clark County circuit session hears appeals and foreclosures including Nathaniel Marable v Pennsylvania with inheritance tax issues, a Mutual Savings foreclosure, and a Schechter custody dispute. Other cases include damages claims against Tacart Brothers and a Brannerock Thompson suit against B&O Railroad, with demurrers and motions noted.
Daniel C. Lawson sues Louisville and Northern Railway Lighting Co and Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Co in Clark Circuit Court for 2500 damages claiming September 8 wagon collision near Watson Junction due to weed obstructed right of way and a failed electric alarm bell. Peter Christensen seeks 1000.90 damages as wagon owner claiming a mule killed and other injuries. team earned 3.50 daily.
Dessie C Long sues Robert F Long for divorce after marrying March 30 1910. She alleges cruel treatment including repeated strikes and kicks, and abuse regarding her eight year old daughter Lillian Phipps. A restraining order prevents disposal of coins or household goods. Clarksville residence noted with a temporary support hearing set for October 2.
Robert F. Long filed suit against Martin Hirt seeking five thousand dollars in damages for alleged alienation of the affections of his wife Dessie C. Spencer who was married to the plaintiff on March 30, 1810.
Mary Owens age 74 died at 728 Ohio avenue at 4 50 this morning widow of Levy Owens born July 22 1842 in Scott county daughter of Levy Harper obituary notes local ties and birth details
Jefferson Lodge of Odd Pillows No 3 will conduct work in the initiatory degree next Monday night at their hall. A LQST-A silver pin with enameled Shriners emblem reported lost between 8th and Spring and Eastern Cemetery. reward offered to Miss Frailey 715 Spring Street. phone 621. A pair of gold rimmed glasses lost between Postoffice and 808 Watt Street. return to above address for reward. 7 Room Cottage for rent at 423 E Chestnut with bath gas wash house large yard and best location by H M Frank.
Jeffersonville gears up for Tudiana's centennial celebration with a mass meeting at the Chamber of Commerce and a planned parade route. Key organizers include Mrs Elinor Campbell and Samuel Isler while Anderson Moore M Rave pledge support and bands and floats are planned for participants from Sunday schools and local clubs.
Nathaniel Marable sued the Pennsylvania Railroad and won a judgment of 2646.57 for the difference between porter and brakeman wages. He contends he was forced to perform brakeman duties while employed as a porter.
Mr Hughes argues in Portland that the eight hour day was not a societal demand but a congressional act. He cites the bill’s own call for investigation to show Congress had business to do and did it.
In a Portland Maine address, Mr. Hughes argues the government should have legislatures that investigate and consider what is right and then act accordingly. He contends public opinion forms through discussion of questions and that just causes merit government action.
The speech argues against actions taken under pressure or dictation. It praises a free press and public debate to foster understanding of government measures and what justice requires. It asserts confidence in public judgment and warns elected representatives to resist pressured decisions.
Clark County schools plan a day of celebration featuring a voting contest at the High School grounds with 92 counties represented in the state parade at Indianapolis on Oct 6. Jeffersonville and Jeffersonville township schools will perform fife and drum pieces and historical plays as a grand finale led by Miss Lena Board.
Major David C. Peyton and four assistants will serve as Grand Marshal for the upcoming parade. The formation site and route are to be chosen and announced in the next day or two.
Rev. William H. Wylie was named district superintendent of the Seymour district after Princeton won the Indiana Conference vote 90 to 67. He returns from Franklin to Seymour to secure a home and plans to assume duties late next week with 37 pastoral charges across eight counties. His successor at Wall Street M E Church is Rev. H. Clip pinger, moving from Trinity in New Albany. The Seymour District assignments list pastors for multiple towns including Brownstown Charlestown Columbus and North Vernon with Rev. J. H. Carnes lead at Seymour.
Classified notice offers a single Buck ven tilator heating stove for sale at 229 Peart. Contact details not fully legible.
James Masters of the Jeffersonville Police Department was notified that George Tackett about forty six years old was killed in the Kentucky and Indiana Terminal Railroad yards in Louisville. He worked loading coal on locomotives and lived on Dunneau street. Survived by two brothers Elisha and David Tackett. A nephew mentioned. the cause of death is undetermined.
Jesse Jeffries of Wandsky swore an affidavit in Jeffersonville accusing his daughter Florenes, a high school girl, of perjury after she claimed to be twenty one and married Herman Peak. Jeffries contests her birth year while the girl says she was born July 20 1895. Prosecuting Attorney Warren Allison may halt action pending further word from the mother.
Fair and warmer tonight with increasing cloudiness on Wednesday. The outlook calls for a mild period ahead with no precipitation indicated.
William Andrew Campbell, a 15 year old boy thought to have escaped from the Reform School at Lexington Kentucky, is in police custody and likely to be returned. He has a sister in Fabeton Kentucky, Mrs John Garner.
Chicago Tl Sept 26 delegates at the ninth annual convention of the Vegetable Growers Association of America heard plans for an odorless onion that any eater can enjoy socially and a tearless variety. About eight hundred delegates attend the meeting at the Hotel LaSalle where economists noted European war had not altered prices except for peas and beans shipped abroad in large quantities.
Warren Olney Jr. and Frank Dunn, former receivers, saved stockholders 230000 yesterday. Olney testified they expect 35000 each for duties as receivers. Judge VanFleet approved the 35000 each and allowed 256000 in claims as reasonable.
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