Weather and local notices mix from Washington December
Weather report and scattered notices describe events in Washington. Advertisements invite experience pants makers and Amarstra contacts, with G W Davis at Wilson Gallery offering dark room use. Ladies Aid Society of Centenary Church announces a Christmas supper and turkey supper for 25 cents at the opera house block on Spring street tonight.
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Opera House
Ladies’ Aid Society
Centenary Church
Amstrara
G W. Davis
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Centenary M. E Church
Spring Street
All Union stores open nightly starting December 2
By order of the President all Union stores will stay open every night beginning Monday December 2. The directive sets extended hours across locations and prioritizes round the clock service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Union
United Gas and Electric to Keep Stores Open Late
The United Gas and Electric Company will keep their store open until 9 o'clock on Mondays and Saturdays. Special efforts will be made to serve merchants and clerks at supper by Centenary ladies on Saturday night.
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United Gas and Electric Company
Christman
Local Gatherings and City Notes From Indianapolis News
Abe Martins Impressions reports a McIndean Hall comedy troupe switching to a rollicking farce as poor business. Retail Clerks Union says stores will stay open at night from December 21 for holiday trade. Two small West Ninth stables owned by John Everbach were banned after a fire thought sparked by an engine damaged logs worth 180. The Rice will contest in circuit court May go to jury. Leo Moritz funeral held at St Marys Church. Richard Davis jailed for intoxication cites voting for Bryan. judge remits fine. William Brown injured by a buggy at East Fourth School. no bones broken. Sanderson Post G A R officers listed for the year. Crawfordsville encampment delegates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ninth
Main Street
Southern Railroad
John Everbach
Notice to Subscribers About Paper Delivery
Absorbent fragment indicates subscribers to the New Autasy are not receiving their paper regularly and promptly. Requesting notify the Tribune Company via Cumberland avenues to fix delivery and minimize delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Company
Cumberland
Mingle Held in Oklahoma City on Murder Charge
Cecil F. Mingle formerly of this city is jailed in Oklahoma City on a charge of killing Mrs. Harry Pearson at a lake resort near there last September. He was arrested in Wichita Kansas and brought to Oklahoma City for a preliminary hearing before being remanded for trial. A letter to Thomas Burton informed him of the arrest. Mingle, claiming innocence, has support from his Kentucky-based father and friends. No details are known about Mrs. Pearson or the alleged crime in this city.
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Cecil F. Mingle
Oklahoma City
Harry Pearson
Mingle
Wichita
Kent
Thomas Burton
Kentucky
Pearson
Silver Grove
Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
Okla
Homa
Oklhoma City
Divorce Granted in Circuit Court Charm City
Mrs. Stella Dennis was granted a divorce from David Dennis in circuit court this afternoon. Alimony set at 5000 dollars while custody of their young daughter awarded to Mr. Dennis. Case heard after noon with no contest. Judge A Dowling represented Mr. Dennis. Stotsenbarg and Weathera appeared for him.
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Stella Dennis
David Dennis
Dennis
Denoia
A. Dowling
Stotsenbarg & Weathera
Mr. Dennis
Personal Mentions From Salem and Nearby Towns
Mra William P. Vaser returns from Salem visiting relatives. William Renn of Denver back home after visiting here. Mrs Eliza Gwin visiting her daughter Mrs W O Crabtree at Terre Haute. Miss Katie Cochran to host a box social on Paoli pike next Saturday. Rafue Newman of Borden and Lillie Francher of Hardinaburg wed here last night. Mrs J W Durbin of Staunton Va in city for holidays with Mr and Mrs Del Firnhaber. Mrs Philomena Belvig to Newark Ohio then Colony Kansas to see sister Miss Lizzie Montgomery. James Kintner visiting Miss Adelina and Eleanor Woodruff on East Elm. Judge John H Stoteenburg returns from Philadelphia where he attended Episcopal diocese world church convention with 35 denominations represented.
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Katie Cochran
Paoli Pike
Rafue Newman
Borden
Lillie Francher
Hardinaburg
J. W. Durbin
Staunton
del. Firnhaber
East Third Atreat
Lizzie Montgomery
James Kintner
Harrison County
Adelina
Eleanor Woodruff
East Elm Street
John H. Stoteenburg
Philadelphia
Episcopal Diocese of
Indiana
Electric line franchise granted in Jackson county
Jackson county commissioners approved a franchise for an electric line from Seymour to Browns town with possible extension to Paoli and French Lick and West Baden. A petition seeks a special election on January 2 to vote subsidies of 2 percent in Browsa town township up to 35000 and 1 percent in Jackson township up to 40000. Sentiment is divided and passage is uncertain.
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Jackson County
Seymour
Brownstown
Paoli
French Lick
West Baden Springe
Browsa Town Township
Jackson Township
Indiana delegates elect Mitchell chair of rivers and harbors group
At a Washington meeting of Indiana delegates to the fifth annual rivers and harbors congress Captain John D. Mitchell, city wharfmaster and local agent for the Louisville and Evansville Packet Company, was chosen chairman. He and Mayor Best represent New Albany at the congress.
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Indiana
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington
John D. Mitchell
Louisville and Evansville Packet Company
Mayor Best
Supreme Court decision on county superintendent dispute
The Supreme Court favored Roy L. White in the county superintendent controversy with Leo H. Scott. A new trial is ordered but the high court upheld key points supporting White. It ruled Scott’s claim of holding over invalid and noted White did not abandon Indiana residency despite a trip seeking a new location.
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Chhoose
Roy L. White
Leo H. Scott
Supreme Court
Mr. White
Scott
White
Jane
Indiana
Visit of John Barrett to Louisville Promotes US South American Trade
John Barrett director general of the International Bureau of American Republics, in Louisville to promote trade between the United States and South American nations. He will speak at the Seelbach tonight and visit New Albany this afternoon at two, with factory tours at the Food Manufacturing Company and the F Force Handle Company. The program, arranged by Rev. Frank W Grossman and led by Commercial Club members, includes brief automobiler appearances and meetings with local business leaders.
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John Barrett
Washington
Iuternational Bureau of American Republica
United States
Louisville
Seelbach
New Albany
Fodd Manufactturing Company
I F Force Handle Company
Grossman
Barret Wos
Siam
Cleveeland
Bangkok
Dr. Groseman
Mr Barret
Adam Heimberger
Commercial Club
George D Todd
Odd Manufacturing Company
F. W. Perera
F. Force Handle Company
Republicans Meet After State Ticket Victory in Indiana
A gathering of successful Republican candidates at the Giarnoc hotel discussed possible legislative moves to overturn election pluralities. Attending were Fred Sims, John C. Billheimer, Oscar Hadley, J. L. Peetz, James Bingham, and George W. Self. They aim to prepare for any opposition tactics while noting uncertainty over potential attacks.
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Indianapolis
Relcan
Giarnoc
Ublican
Fred Sims
John C. Billheimer
Oscar Hadley
J. L. Peetz
James Bingham
George W. Self
Serious Charge Against Near-70-Year-Old Man Arrested
Police arrested Morea P. Roberts living near West Fifth and Spring Streets on a serious charge. The informant is Grace Hilliard, a Ward of the Board of Children's Guardians. Roberts is nearly seventy, nearly blind and very deaf, and was jailed pending arraignment feared today. The case arose from a probation officer report on Hilliard’s school tardiness and visits to Roberts after which she admitted being at his house en route to school. Hilliard is twelve and has been under guardianship for two years. her brother is a fugitive after her statements.
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Billheimer
Indiana
Senate
House
Morea P. Roberts
West Fifth
Spring Streets
Walls
Kraft
Grace Hilliard
Board of Children's Guardiane
Roberte
McIntyre
Oberts
Roberta
Board of Children’s Guardians
Elizabeth Barth Sues to Block Railroad Track Crossing
Mrs Elizabeth Barth files in circuit court to enjoin the P O U and St L railroad from laying a switch across Enmat Tenth Street to connect with No 6 track laid in 1903 along Meath Street and Barth Leather property. She argues the extra 500 plus feet benefits McDonald and others and is unnecessary, would move 50 plus cars daily risking property damage and fire. Attorneys are Stoteenburg and Weathers. Local officials recently granted and City Council ratified the crossing.
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Elizabeth Barth
P Oo Vu
St. L Railroad Company
Enmat Tenth Street
Meath Street
August Barth Leather Company
John
McDonald
Stoteenburg & Weathers
Board of Public Works
Tenth Street
Board of Words
Y M C A NOTES MEMBERSHIP CONTEST ENDS IN REDS VICTORY
The Reds win the YMCA membership contest 66 4 to 4 4 over the Blues. captain of Reds is Will H Day and Herman Brown Jr captains the Blues. The effort lacked funds due to Christmas proximity, but a new campaign will start after the new year. The twenty fifth anniversary reception is set for tomorrow at the association building with music two basketball games and refreshments. Apollos vs Business College and Keystone vs Espanos play, no admission.
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Reds
Blues
Will H. Day
Herman Brown, Jr
Asrociation
Apollos Vs. Business College
Key Etonea We. Espanos
Notice of public hearing on East Tenth Street improvements
The Board of Public Works of New Albany will hear remonstrances on the December 16 at 10 AM regarding assessments for East Tenth Street improvements. Property owners may attend to challenge or confirm prima facie assessments. the final roll will fix the special benefits and amounts for Oak Street, Culbertson Avenue, and nearby alleys and Eleventh Street.
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Board of Public Works of the
Ciity of
New Albany
East Tenth Street
Oak Street
Culbertson Avenue
Calbertson Avenue
East Eleventh Street
Board of Public Works
Joan QO. Short
Olty Clerk
Read
Theoenet
Tenth Street
Blevetth
Board of Pablite
Resson
Jons UC
City
Cherk
Desertion case filed against William J. Adams in Louisville
William J. Adams of this city, recently living in Louisville, was arrested there and brought back by Chief Fess and Sheriff Sittason on indictments charging desertion of his wife and five children. He is accused of failing to support his family after operating a poultry business on Jefferson Street in Louisville. The indictments were returned by the grand jury in circuit court today.
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William J. Adams
Louisville
Fess
Sittason
Adame
Jefferson Street
Public Works Improvement Ordinance At New Abba Street
City officials announce a public works project on Vorutin Street and adjacent streets from the east to west curb lines. The plan outlines assessments, property to be benefited, and the immediate costs borne by property owners, with notices of appeal and timing to be posted by the Board of Public Works.
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New Abba
Dupreage
Seh
Peaboestate Tamyathena Bn Persarrer
Represetniye Sid Be
Mega
Satd Impreve
Oef
Bea
Gerth
Sprypa Steeet Bea
Petid Tb
Cuyk Street
Spring Street
Elm Street
East Eleventh Street
Sani Deine
Board of Public Works
John C. Short
Quy
Streeton Tl
City Hearing on Oak Street Improvement Assessments
Notice states a public hearing on the proposed assessment of benefits for improvements along Oak Street and related streets in the city. City Clerk Jons UC Short schedules the hearing and directs owners to view the assessment roll at the board of public works office.
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State St
Peter Klerner
Main
Thomas
Meret
A. Lindemann
E. Market St
GEO. H
E. Main St
Comb
East Main Street
Stotsenburg
Attorneys AT Law
Hedden
State and Market Street
Floyd
Clurs Garrison
Crawford
Pearl
Cumberland Prone
Erst
Official City Paper
West Main
Louisville, Ky
East Fifth Street
Abe Martin
Win Hubbard
Indianapolis News
McIndean Hall
The
Retail Clerks’ Union
John W Rice
Millard F Rice
Sarah Thomas
Andrew Rice
Leo
Theodore Moritz
St. Mary's Catholic Church
G.G Bor. Foss
St. Mary's Cemetery
Chariestown Road
Richard Davis
Hammond
Bryan
Judge Reiling
Davin
William Brown
East Fourth Street
East Third Street
Railroad
Bugay
Circuit Court
Mra
William P. Vaser
Salem
William Renn
Denver
Eliza Gwin
Mrs. W. O Crabtree
Terre Haute
Philomena Belvig
Newark
Ohio
Mr. Rouack
Colony, Kaw
Jack
Jone
Aeto White
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Secora
New Mexico
Kansas City
Oberlin
Kansas
Danbury
Nebraska
John Barret
Amos W. Butler
Board of State Charities
Butler
Marion
Viga County
Brown
Lagrange
Pulaski
Ripley
Pulaski County
Dr. King
Ubas
D. Knopefel
Fico
E. Burnham
Chicago
Tslls
State Street
F. W. McCullough
Leo F. Zelinski
Gibson St
Buffalo
Bucklen
Heale All Eocee
Seld Ander
Obas
D. Knopfel
Guly
Feedans
T. Enesews
Pittsburg
Jellico Co
St. Bernard Lump St. Bernard Nat
Pocahontas
St. Bernard Mining Co. Incorporated
Victor Talking Machines
Edison Phonographs and Records
Sen
CERF
Jewelry and Novelty Bazar
Pearl ST
Xinis
Awell
Dees Lt
Fg. Co
Foundry and Machine Shop
Tenth and
Water Sts
Paris & Trusty
Roomea
Hedder Bloch
Paul Reising Brewing Co
Charles L. Jewett
Menry F&f. Jewety Lawyers
Masonic Beiling
E.T. Slider
East Market Street
Hammersmith
Alexander Dowling
Ofrica
Albany
George B. Cardwill
Beochd
Ofice Bu
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