Ballots Printed in Louisville for Democratic Primary
The Democratic primary ballots were printed in Louisville, claimed cheaper and larger than New Albany options. Union leaders in both cities plan investigations after union labels lack office numbers, with accusations of fraud tied to nonlocal printing.
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Local Lenten Services at St Pauls Church Tonight
Lenten services will be held at 7 30 p m at St Pauls Church with the Rev James W Comfort delivering the sermon. Community notices include obituaries from Fredericksburg Oklahoma and Chicago and a small roof fire on West Seventh Street.
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James W. Comfort
West Seventh Street
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Friendship Church
Six Mile Switch
Jacob Walte
Paoli
Temporary restraining order sought in New Albany bridge case
The Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company asks a TRO in a suit against New Albany to stop city interference with widening tracks from the bridge to East Fifteenth and Market for the Daisy line by Louisville and Northern Railway and Light Company. Judge Utz heard motions. ruling on notice set aside and arguments began this afternoon. Attorneys Hester and McIntyre for the bridge company. Stoteenburg assisting City Attorney Weathers.
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George H. Hester
George B. McIntyre
Bridge
Light Democratic Primary Voter Turnout Reported
The Democratic primary for county ticket candidates is under way with polls open 2 to 8 p m in the city and 2 to 6 p m in the county. Despite favorable weather a light vote is noted with candidates listed including Congras Cox Bulles Thornton Recenver Stoemer Scott Sittason Richards Starr Asbabranner Meyer Clark Keofer and others.
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William B. Cox
Walter V. Bulles
Michael O. Thornton
Francis A. Recenver
William Stoemer
Robert Scott
Claude A. Sittason
Voroner
W. R Richards
W. L. Starr
Flist
John W. Asbabranner
Frederick W. L. Meyer
John T. Clark
Clarence Keofer
Arrest of Rosenbarger on 1905 Warrant Leads to City Return
Charles Rosenbarger, charged in a collision with Harry Granger nearly three years ago and evading arrest, was taken into custody last night by Patrolmen Seery and Kleinsiiver on a July 29 1905 warrant. He returned to the city yesterday. his parents live at East Thirteenth and Oak streets. The charge arises from a dispute on the Corydon pike just west of the city.
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Harry Granger
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Kleinsiiver
Rosenbarger
East Thirteenth
Oakstreste
Corydon Pike
Damage suits filed after Daisy line collision on East Market Street
Two damage suits arise from a January 27 collision between a Daisy electric car and a wagon on East Market Street. Plaintiff Robert Richardson claims damages for personal injuries and seeks about 4,000 dollars.
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Sudden Death Of Palmyra Resident Mrs Hartman
Mrs Adam Hartman eighty resident of Palmyra died suddenly at her home yesterday morning after breakfast. Death attributed to heart disease. She leaves husband and three children Mrs Andrew Wolfe of Palmyra and sons George Hartman of Illinois and Edward Hartman of Harrison county. She was sister in law to Louis Hartman of this city and aunt to George Philip Jacob and Henry Strack.
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Catherine Smith
Robert D. Smith
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Adam Hartman
Palmyra
Diseuss
Fire Drills Emphasize Safer School Buildings After Collinwood Fire
City public schools conducted thorough fire drills with orderly evacuations. Officials note that the Collinwood disaster prompted stronger precautions and outward swinging doors in public school buildings.
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Saturday Special Clothing Lot Features Lowpriced Jap Designs
A sale listing highlights dresses and sacks with new Jap designs priced from 25c to 98c. A special Saturday offer reduces eight 26 values to 79c. The ad also notes a Spring Coast shipment and Cutaway Covert coats from Wyoming and trim items at 15c in one lot.
Gubernatorial Race: Miller Favored Yet Won't Win First Ballot
Indianapolis March 6 The gubernatorial nomination fight shows no first ballot victory. O W Miller leads initial delegate counts with 269 against 316 for Watson, while 263 districts have candidates and 637 have none. A second-choice bloc could decide the convention as ballots continue.
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Tribune
Indianapolis
Charles W. Stiller
James E. Watson
Hugh Miller
William L. Taylor
C. W Miller
Watson
O W Miller
O. W. Miller
Bailiwick
Mayor Beet Returns from Indianapolis Court Trial
Mayor Jacob Beet returned from Indianapolis where he attended the United States court trial over an $80,000 damage suit filed by Barber Asphalt Co. against New Albany. Testimony was completed yesterday and arguments heard. a decision may come tomorrow. Separate item praises Dr King’s New Life Pills with a Maine tester’s endorsement.
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Jacob Beet
Indianapolis
United States
Cnit
Barber Asphalt Company
New Albany
Reed's Mistake Sprung Burglar Prank Ends in Flight
William Reed of this city tried a joke by bursting into William Blume's home at 246 Green Street at 8:30 PM pretending to be a burglar. Mrs Blume fired two shots through the door as Reed fled. Police investigation shows Reed mistaken the target for friends in the same block.
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William Blume
Green Street
Reed
Old Party Convention Sees Temperance Plank Adopted
Indianapolis March 6 delegates at the Ninth district Republican convention endorsed a platform favoring suppression of liquor at the federal level and a law against transporting toxicants into dry areas. The event also backed tariff revision and endorsed Vice President Fairbanks for president.
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T. D. Scales
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Labor Sunday Observance Planned by First Presbyterian
The Rev. Dr. Frank W Grossman of the First Presbyterian Church plans a Labor Sunday service on the second Sunday in May. The event honors the trades unions and their members with a special worship service at the church.
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First Presbyterian Church
Trades Unions
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