Local Notes Include Court Cases and Community Events
A string of local items includes delayed police board meeting, a county association meeting at Corydon, church dedication at Sugar Grove, and a new White Mill deal by Louisville and Corydon capitalists. Also reported are bond hearings for William Harlan and Martin Lori, Mrs. Parmelia Turley’s auto interest at age 100, street improvements on Thomas Street, Savoy Trio dance at Greenwood Park, Keeton’s assault case, Bertha Lockman’s divorce suit, Louise Keyes’s death in Louisville, a Henderson inquiry into Christian Munz, and a $2000 damages suit against Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company for injuries during switching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whiteon
Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company
Car Coupling Fault Leaves Man Bedbound
The man alleges a car coupling jarred loose and fell on his foot, badly mashing it and confining him to bed. Stoteenburg and Weathers are attorneys for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoteenburg & Weathers
Toils of Davie End in Cincinnati Arrest
George Davie, alias with marked aliases, was arrested in Cincinnati with $3,230 on him after eluding Santa Ana creditors three years and earlier swindling Seattle Newark New Albany merchants. Credit Men's Association of Los Angeles offered a 250 reward. He allegedly operated cash grocery and general store scams, fleeing to Santa Ana and Seattle before Cincinnati arrest. His wife and 18 month old child were present. He denies guilt and awaits Oshkosh officers.
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George Davie
Maine
Pearl
State Streets
Cincinnati
Davie
Santa Ana
Cal
Los Angeles
Credit Men's Association of
Davis
New Albany
Seattle
Superie
Los Angeles Association
McLaughlin
Aecrat Society
Oshforoia
Indianapolis
Sittason
Spring Street construction nears completion to Glenwood Parks
Spring Street above Silver Street is taking shape as work by Township Trustee Kraft progresses. The traction company relocates poles away from double tracks to the curb line, low street sections are filled, Elm Street east of Silver is graded and improved, and broken stone from Tenth Street is laid on fill before railing. When finished, Spring Street will run from West Eighth to Glenwood Parks, becoming a long city driveway.
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Spring Streat
Silver Street
Kraft
Traction Company
Elm Street
Tenth Street
Spring Street
Weat Eighth Street
Glenwood Parks
Rain Relief Lifts Indiana Grain and Fruits After Drought
Reports statewide credit Wednesday night rain with saving the grain crop and boosting tomatoes late potatoes and fruit yields. Indiana corn benefited in regions like South Bend Terre Haute and New Albany with farmers valuing the rain at about 250000 in the South Bend vicinity. Railroad officials welcome the showers due to anticipated strong grain shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
South Bend
Terre Heure
Princeton
New Albany
Columbus
Seek to Enjoin Switch Construction On McBeth Street
Owners of McBeth Street real estate filed suits against Southern Railway to restrain a switch it plans to lay. They claim no right or condemnation procedure was followed and argue the switch is a private access to John S. McDonald’s property, devaluing their homes. Attorneys Stotsenbaerg and Weathera. The board of public works granted permission to lay the switch for a link to McDonald’s land planned for manufacturing sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Heddee Birtles
Rona Sloan Bicknell
Henry Terstegge
Mary B. Fawcett
Frances Fawcett
McBeth Street
Southern Railway Company
John S. McDonald
Mra. Birtles
Mr. Terategge
Anna Sloan Sicknell
Stotsenbaerg & Weathera
Board of Public Worke
McDonald
Personal Mention Highlights Visits Across States
Edward Sandford visits Atlantic City. Mrs Minnie Lambdin visits Paoli. Mr and Mrs Wallace Gwin visit Chicago. Vincent Whitsett attends Deputy camp meetings. The Bates return from Beeton and eastern cities. Graf back from Parkersburg trip. Simon Epstein visits from Fort Wayne. Mrs CG Kepley improving at St Edward's. Walter Levi returns from Indiana University summer school. May Griffithe returns from Fort Wayne. Miss Edith Gwin hosts visit from Kuat Third Street. Mr and Mrs Sande sail to Cleveland and Niagara Falls. Woodward revisits New York relatives. O H Hammerlein returns from Dubois and Jasper. Gertrude Stringham improving after appendicitis. Walter Creed leaves for Deerwood Minnesota with Indiana dealers. Leap year trolley party aboard traction lines with many attendees. Chaperones Elizabeth Eady and Gilbert Track. Refreshments at Spieth's hall Jeffersonville. dancing late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theater Graf
Parkernbprg
W. Va
Simon Epstein
Fort Wayne
Ind
CG. A. Kepley
St. Edward's Hospital
Walter Levi
Bloomington
Indiana University
May Griffithe
Edith Gwin
Kuat Third Street
End
B. W. Sanda
Mise Penetl Sande
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Harry R. Woodward
New York City
J K. Woodward
Mary E. Welman
East Market Street
O. H Hammerlein
Vincennes Street
Jaaper
Duboie
Gertrude Stringham
Weat Second
Market
Jeffersonville
Mayme Carl
Ida Kremer
Estelle Simon
Elma Onor
Vera Fisher
Leah Slider
Hanley Wells
Eleanor Hegewald
Ethel Dupaguier
Hazel Deckmann
Irene Brown
May Kreutzer
Steele Kreutzer
Martha Helfrich
Ray Cook
Lida Willigma
Vinnie Young
Irma Lyona
Carrie Beck
Buckten's Arnica Salve Claim a Quick Cure
Rural Route 1 Cooh Ga resident Tom Moore writes of a stubborn foot sore improved after using Buckten's Arnica Salve. He reports buying a 25 cent box at Knop’s drug store and credits a quick relief under a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckten
Tom Moore
Coohran
Ubae
D. Knopfel
Old Papers for Sale at this Office
Notices advertise old papers for sale at the office priced at 10 cents for 100. The ad emphasizes affordable bundles for customers seeking archival scraps or recycled material.
Watson narrowly escapes in Indiana campaign drive
Indiana news notes Republican gubernatorial nominee James E. Watson survives an automobile crash near Ridgeville with Jet Moorman. Watson resumes travel to Rushville and plans a key note ahead of September events. The piece also covers Kern notification for VP, Bryan speeches, and party planning across the state.
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Indianapolis
Aus
James E. Watson
Ridgeville
Jet Moorman
Randolph County
Moorman
Watson
Rushville
Eleventh District
Republican Committee
Peru
Marion
James FE. Watson
Charles B. Good
Congress
Senatorial Candidatem Faces Provoking Question
A fiery campaign scene ends with a heckler asking about math. The candidate answers with a sharp rebuke, accusing the man of ignorance as thunderous cheers erupt and the crowd shouts in approval. The episode concludes with the questioner slipping away.
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Philadelphia Ledger
New Life Pills Credited With Cure by Ingle Side Reader
A reader from Ingle Side, New Orleans reports 15 years of chronic indigestion and over two hundred dollars spent with little relief. He claims Dr King’s New Life Pills gave the best results and endorses them, noting purchase at Charles D Knoefel’s drug store for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
New Life Pilla
B. F. Avecue
Ingleside
N. O
Ander Guarantes
Chas
Indiana State Fair Night Shows Set at Livestock Pavilion
The Indiana State Fair schedules nightly shows the week of Sept 7 in the livestock pavilion arena seating 10 000. Shows begin 8 16 p m with horse and cattle parades fancy turnout exhibitions chariot races hippodrome thrills acrobat acts and a Weber band concert featuring two vocal soloists. Visitors may enter in the morning and attend both day expo and night shows with one admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Heras
Madam Schuman
Horacee
Bard Brothers
Olivers
Diavio
Weber Band of
Cincinnati
Taylor University Ladies Quartet Nears Ohio Falls Camp Meeting
A Taylor University ladies quartet from Upland Indiana arrived in the city and will likely sing at the Ohio Falls Holiness Association camp meeting on Silver Heights tonight. A missionary service raised funds to support Rev. Martini Hendricka’s missionary education in Porto Rico. Hendricka, a former Oakalopes College student, will enter Asbury College at Wilmore Kentucky this fall. Rev. A M Hills preached this afternoon and Rev. BR. H. Craig will lead the service tonight. The association’s business meeting is set for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Ohio Falls Holiness Association
Silver Heights
Martini Hendricka
Porto Rico
Oakalopes
Asbury College
Wilmore
A M Hills
BR. H. Craig
Fire at Mrs. Koebler’s on Eighth Street causes minor damage
A mysterious fire broke out at 615 Er at Eighth Street last evening around 7:30 p.m. A pile of paper on a sewing machine ignited and spread to the wall before firefighters arrived. Mrs. Mary Koebler sustained a badly burned hand while attempting to extinguish the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gre Department
Mary Koebler
Eighth Street
Koebler
Real Estate Transfers Include Multiple Lot And Parcel Descriptions
Real estate notices record transfers from Oscar G Miller to Ellen Roye involving lots 8 and 9 on State Street. Other deeds list Lewis P Hollis to Daisy Ho, various parcels in plats 53 and 42, and trust company trustees transferring parcels in blocks 16 and 47. Additional entries show Lillie M Dill to Ruby Kiel and Robert L Hoagland to John M Lee, with monetary values noted for several parcels.
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Oscar G. Miller
Ellen Roye
State Street
Lewis P. Hollis
Daiey ‘Hol
New Albany Trust Company
James Oullivan
Clement W. Harmon
Willam J Ott
Mutual Trust and Deposit Company
Ednn Bettman
Main Street
Lillie M. Dill
Ruby R Kiel
Robert L. Hoagland
John M. Lee
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Creed
PAU HH
A. Lindemann
E. Market St
Paris & Trusty
Attorneys At Law
Bedden
Alexander Dowling
Oorics
Pearl and
Fern Grove
Louisville
Louisville & Jefersonville Ferry Co
Jefersonyville, Ind
New Albany Mfg. Co. Foundry and Machine Shop
Tenth and Water Sts
Charles L. Jewett
Henry E. Jewet
Masonic
Depositors Protection Fund
Main &I
Cumberland Prone
Official City Paper
Weather Report
Washington
Tony Kremer
Pearl Street
Tribune
Board of Police Commissioners
Old Citizens’ Association of
Harrison County
Corydon
Presbyterian Church
Sugar Grove
Louisville and
White Mill
William Harlan
Amy Haff
Justice Fogle
Martin Lori
Elizabeth Lori
Tuesaday
Parmelia ‘Turley
Orleana
Thomas Street
Spring
Savoy Trio
Grenwood Park
E. Wayman
R. Kabler
O. Naville
G. Carroll
George Keeton
Paria
Lee McBride
Keeton
Mcbride
Bertha Lockman
Wolf A. Lockman
Oast
Louise Keyes
Walnut Street
Bright
Park Obriatian Church
Frank T. Porter
Fairview Cemetery
Foeea
W.H Held
Henderaoo
Christian Munz
Joseph Munz
Henderson
George Davis
The
Tribune Company
Edward Sandford
Atlantic City
Mere Minnie Lambdin
East Oak Street
Paoli
Mrs. Wallace Gwin
Chicago
Vincent Whitsett
W. W. Bates
Beeton
Walter B. Creed
Deerwood
Minn
Detroit
the Lakes
Dolpth
Efe
Deerwood Lake
MR. Watson
John W. Kern
State Organization
Myron D. King
Lincoln
Bryan
Hero
Kern
Denver
King
State Fairgrounds Colosseum
Fairgrounds
Denmon
actiAocation
Pennsylvania Street
Independence Party
Wm. R. Hearst
C. G. Conn
Conn
Elkhart
Yearst
Thomas IL
Hisgen
Petersburg
Auburn
Gilliams
Mr. Gilliams
Kendallville
Svening Tribune
Ladies
Ohio Falls Camp Grounds
Glenwood Park
Lawrenceburg
Blue Grass League
Glenwoods
New Albany National Bank
Pearl and Market Streets
Kanawha
Pittsburg
E. T. Slider
Victor
CERF
Jewelry and Novelty Bazar
Pearl ST
Main
Mutual Trust and Deposit Co
Board of Public Works
City of New Albany
Eleventh
Culbertson Avenue
Snidefty
Oak Street
Inta Street
Mast Tenth Street
Doerhoefer
Market Streets
Nammersmith
Uous
Teddy
Paul Reising Brewing Co
H. L. Meinhardt
Pres
George B. Cardwill
Sesend Fiser Poet
Ofies Boilding
Peter Klerner
Matin
Fact
Thomas and
Merbet
NEW Almany
His
Man
New Albany Steam Laundry Co
East Main Street
Stotsenburg
Hedden
Playa
Clark Garri
Crawford
Coration
GEO. H. Devol
E. Mate St
Comb
Serteg St
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