Watson Addresses Republican Rally at Glenwood Park
James E. Watson, Republican gubernatorial candidate for Odiana, spoke for about an hour before a packed Glenwood Park crowd introduced by Mayor James F. Grinetead. He attacked Democratic policies, touted Republican records since Lincoln, and urged temperance measures local option by counties.
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James E. Watson
Odiana
Glenwood Park
Mr. Watson
Hoe
James F. Grinetead
Loninville
Hoosier
Kentucky
Watson
Electric display charms Chautauqua Park visitors
Passing the grounds visitors are drawn to the center display lit by electric lights. The United Gas and Electric Company booth features electric utensils and gas ranges with a welcoming attendant inviting patrons to explore the exhibit.
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Chautangas Grounds
United Gas and Electric Company
Local Gatherings and Obituaries From New Albany Area
Community notices describe a charity meeting at Judge Card's office and a Woodmen of the World celebration in White City with Governor Walden as guest of honor. The will of Jacob S Emery was probated naming Catherine M Emery executrix. The Doctor, owned by George Strack, placed fourth in a 2:15 pace at North Vernon and is listed for upcoming fairs in Osgood Lawrenceburg Rockport and Corydon.
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New Albany Chbarity Society
George
B. Card
White City
A. E Walson
Ile
Grientead
Jacob S. Emery
Catherine M Emery
George A.zenang
Evan B Stotsenburg
Doctor
George Strack
North Vernon
North Vernon Fair
Lawrenceburg
Rockport
Corydon Fair
Neely Sues For Divorce And Alimony In Floyd Court
Mrs. Mary F. Neely files suit in Floyd circuit court against Dr. Isaac L. Neely of Corydon for divorce and alimony. She cites years of alleged cruelty including threats and harm, says he owns $3,000 in real estate and earns $2,000 yearly, seeks $1,500 alimony and a temporary restraining order to bar disposal of property. Attorney W. H. Roose represents the plaintiff.
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Mary F. Neely
Floyd
Isaac L. Neely
Corydon
Jia Aleo
W. H. Roose
The
Pining Cie
Seven Days of Wonderful Bargains Sale Announcement
Special features every day next week. Great lot of Silks at 50c yard. Entire stock of Dressings including the pet sucker styles at only The. Two immense lots of Wash Goods at 5c and 10c. Green Trading Stamps on all purchases during this sale. Attend this great money saving event.
Detective resignations and patrolmen declines shake city police
George W Hollowell declined appointment as detective citing religious beliefs and conscience work. Huon Star refused promotion to night sergeant while several patrol assignments were made by Chief McCollach. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised with a testimonial from Tom Moore of Cochran Georgia.
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George W. Hollowell
Board of Police Commissioners
E. A. Sovringhaus
Hollowell
Klerner Furniture Factory
Central Christian Church
Huon Star
McCollach
Klinesiiver
Martin
Neafus
Fess
Central Station
Spence Sod Pepper
Dorn
Story
Tromac
Linex
Starr
Bucklen
Tom Moore
Cochran
Chas. D. Knoefel
Local Delays and Visits Across Town and Beyond
Personal notices list William Tuell visiting in Buffalo and Niagara Falls. William Sauer travels to Charleston West Virginia to visit friends. Mrs P R Stoy goes to Indianapolis and Pittsburgh to visit relatives. Mrs James Guthrie and daughter return from Shelbyville Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Shacklette return from White Sulphur Springs. Christine Howney returns home from Franaville. Lida Hogan leaves for Seattle. A P Hanuss returns from French Lick Springs after two weeks. Aileen Weathers returns from Hamilton Ohio visit. Nellie Thomas visits Suillivan Kansas. A ten pound son born to Mr and Mrs O B Bohannan. Rev ER West returns home from Madison. Misses Drone Fawcett and Edna and Julia Hangary visit Douglass Lake. Mrs T A Edwarda and Claudia Edwarda visit Owenboro Kentucky. Nell Harmoant from Chillicothe Ohio will return next Monday. Miss Jean Morris from Paducah leaves for Dawson Springs. Belle Prewitt of Lexington and Lucille Tribble of Shelbyville visit Miss Fannie Guthrie. Mr and Mrs Olin McBride return from wedding trip. Rev B Cato returns from Bethany Park camp. Mrs Elmira Oops celebrates 90th birthday. Vera Fisher and R F Morfin attend home supper at R P Main’s. Daisy Seabrook returns to Birmingham with Grace Williamson. August tour planned. Local ad notes King’s New Life Pills touted as best for indigestion.
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Nellie Thomas
Suillivan
Kan
A. Sn. Dresser
Chartres Street
O. B. Bohannan
Culbertson Avenue
ER. West
Madison
Wesley Cnapel
Drone Fawcett
Edna
Julia Hangary
Douglass I.ke, Mich
Mra. T
Elmira Oops
East Thirteenth Street
Vera Fisher
Misa Grace Williamson
Conductors Granted Police Powers On Local Traction Lines
A Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company official notes conductors on the Indianapolis and Louisville and other lines have police powers. They may arrest criminals on trains and eject disorderly passengers, using minimal force, and summon railroad employees to assist. No statewide statute empowers all on duty conductors to detain violators without a warrant.
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Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Indianapolis
Celestial Home Woman Chooses Death Over Jail
Celestial Home May Terry, colored, swallowed morphine last night at her Vincemore Street home near the belt line crossing to avoid jail. A warrant over an installment debt led Patrolman Truman to pursue her. she had eluded him, then told friends she would rather die than be jailed. Dr Hettie McFall treated her, and she was improving but not moved to jail. She is wife of Charles Terry, serving a life sentence at Michigan City for killing Tobias Baker.
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May Terry
Vincemore Street
Belt Line
Truman
Hettie McFall
Klinesiiver
Charles Terry
Michigan City
Tobias Baker
Five Year-Old Weber Dies From Wire Puncture
Paul K. Weber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Judlius Weber, died at 1 a.m. at 306 Shelby Street Silver Grove from blood poisoning after stepping on a wire. A small flesh wound, initially minor, worsened after one week with fever and toxin symptoms. Physicians could not halt the decline and funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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Paul K
Judlius Weber
Shelby Street
Silver Grove
Clothing Factory Seeks Fifty More Operatives
Short of Hands J M Robinson Norton and Company operating a Division near Vincennes street clothing factory to meet rising orders. Over 125 operatives already employed with plans to add fifty more experienced pant makers. Edward Houf manager says steady employment is available on a superior grade of goods as work nears completion.
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J. M Robinson, Norton & Company
Vincennes Streete
New Albany
Ind
J. M. Robinson
Norton & Company
Division
Vincennes Street
Edward Uoff
Peyroll
Church Services and Speakers Across Local Congregations
A roundup of Sunday worship schedules across multiple churches including German M. and church St Pauls Epworth League events Epworth League on the lawn led by Mr Lindsay, Louisville. Preaching by Rev Reid and Rev Williams at DePauw Memorial M E. Also notes on August no evening services and upcoming lectures by Mr Whatham and Rev Poulsen.
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F J Williams
Arthur E. Watham
Mr. Whatham
Ray J. M Walker
French Lick
Weeley Chapel
W. R. Plummer
Ohio Falls Camp Meeting Opens with Notable Evangelists
The twenty first annual Ohio Falls Holiness Association camp meeting starts next Tuesday at Silver Heights camp grounds. Evangels include Rev A M Hills of Oskaloosa Iowa president of Central University and former Texas University president, Rev R H Craig of Upland Indiana conference evangelist, and Rev L Milton Williams of Oskaloosa Iowa with Nazarene link. Music led by Rev A F Ingler of Lowell Massachusetts with a large local choir. Children’s services led by Miss Verna Hyman of Newton, Iowa.
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Ohio Falla Holiness Association
Silver Heights
Ohio Falls
A. M. Hills
Oskalooss
Central University
Texas University
Peniel
Tex
R H. Craig
Upland
Northwestern Minnesota
Church of the Nazarenes
A. F Ingler
Lowell
Mase
Misa Verna Hyman
Newton
East Eleventh Street Improvement Receives Board Approval
City Engineer T. Mann reported completion of the Jefferson County Construction Company's brick road work on East Eleventh Street from Spring Street to Calberteen Avenue and the board adopted a resolution accepting the improvement. A preliminary assessment roll will be prepared for adoption in a few days. The contractor is laying granitoid sidewalks to be finished within two weeks. A separate resolution granted the P O and St L Company right to lay a track across Teeth Street at McBeth and was referred to the city council for ratification. A correction was ordered to Captain E T Slider's asphalt assessment on East Main Street. Smallpox history is noted with dates tracing its spread from the 9th century to the New World.
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Board of Public Works
3. T. Mann
Jefferson County Construction Company
East Eleventh Street
Spring Street
Calberteen Avenue
Mann
P . O. and
St. L Company
Teeth Street
McBeth
E T Slider
East Main Street
Notice to Subscribers Informing Tribute Company
Notice to subscribers of the New Avtary Tawcys requesting notification to the Tribute Company for regular and prompt paper delivery.
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Avtary Tawcys
Phenese
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