Weather and events at Bethel Park and city venues
Forecast for Indiana calls for clearing and colder conditions tomorrow. Recreation at Annex Pool Parlor on 228 Pearl Street between Market and Main. Stereopticon by Ladies Mission Society March 19. admission 10 cents. Concert March 20 at 8 pm in Maenker hall with Eugene Walker Roe Roverte Wilbert Emba John Peterson Noble Mitchell among performing artists.
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Pearl St
Bet
Market and Main
Ladies’ Mission Society
Centenary
M. E.dihard
Chicago
Thoreday
Audo Male
Oborne
Maenxerchur Hall
Eugene Walker
Roe Roverte
Wilbert Emba
John Peterson
Noble Mitchell
Local notices and city developments from Bedford area
Local items report Dr. W F Leach moving to the Levi block at Bank and Spring. The Stimson suit against Monon was renewed in Clark circuit court. A 16 year old boy Eugene McAfee ran away from Borden. Paul Clasby, 3 months, died at West Ninth Street. DePauw Lodge prepares for Master Mason work. Government depot sewing women to be paid February services March 20. R H Mille plans an Albany branch. Berry Gwin property sold to William Beeler for 2500 to become a business house. Eggs rise to 12 cents a dozen. A commission merchant shipped three carloads to New York. Theodore Mathes appointed installing and inspecting officer for Jeffersonville Company No 9. Barges unfolded after high water. river front treaty affected unloading. Mayor Best and board to attend Ohio River Improvement meeting at Seelback Hotel. Hieey suit against S F Force Handle Company continued to next term. over fifty witnesses. Sewer permit ordinance likely repealed. new rule requires permit but no charge. William Cooper injured by scaffold fall at Speed's Mills. dislocated ankle. Peter Bornwaeser, longtime resident, dies at son George Bornwaeser’s home on Green Valley Road.
Fire at Loscon block prompts alarm in Weat Main area
A blaze in the Loscon business block on West Main between First and Second street was halted by the Johnson pump. Fire department found a cellar fire of unknown origin likely incendiary. A man with long service at Day Leather Company died. his wife and two sons survive. Funeral plans pending at 924 Cherry Street.
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E Yeung
Day Leather Company
George P. Bornwaseer
Meary C. Bornwamer
Cherry Street
Fire Department
Loscon
Weat Main
First
Second Street
Johnson
Man Leaps to Death From Kentucky Indiana Bridge
A man about 25 years old committed suicide by leaping from the middle span of the Kentucky and Indiana bridge around 8:30 this morning. His body was not recovered and he carried a small bundle with bread and meat. Witnesses include Frank Marlo, a wagon driver for Peter Klerner Furniture Co. The deceased was identified later as George Goodman of 445 East Market street, Louisville.
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Kentucky and
Indiana
Thomas Frederick
Frank Marlo
Peter Klerner Furniture Company
Louisville
Marlin
George Goodman
East Market Street
Miller leads in Indiana gubernatorial convention delegates
Wilson Roose at Indianapolis reported convention results showing Charles W. Miller with 466 of 1,027 delegates from 73 counties, plus 141 of 448 delegates from Marion County and Miller’s district. He says Miller will lead on the first and every ballot as party workers switch to strengthen the ticket.
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Wilson Roose
Indianapolis
Charles W. Miller
Mr. Roose
Marion County
Eigteen
Miller
C. G. Conn
Elkhart
Clinton
Shelby County
Thomas Kuhn
L. Ert Slack
Franklin
Evansville
Robert E. Proctor
Democratic Committee
Grand Hotel
Conn
John K. Gowdy
James E. Watson
Wilson Roos
Gift Honors M. E. Furlong on Transfer to Parkersburg
M. E. Furlong, state manager for International Harvester, has been transferred to Parkersburg West Virginia. Twenty one Iowa agents toasted him at the Hotel Ashland before his departure and presented a cuckpin set with a 90 gold piece and diamonds as a token of esteem. Furlong made many warm friends during his residence in this city.
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M. E. Furlong
International Harvester Company
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Ashland
Forlong
Game Not Played As Referee Dispute Stalls Coliseum Match
The New Albany team refused to accept the Coliseum manager Moss withholding a referee. The planned game last night at the local Y M C A floor was cancelled as New Albany insisted on their rights. Coliseum loses fan appeal and potential title contention as Apollo Club may win future Falls City championship.
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New Albany
M.C.A
Coliseum
Moss
Ooliseum
Bomn
Chris Kleiber
Moes
Louisville
Rose Polytechnic
Rose
Wabash College
Apollo Club
Falls Cities
Partisan Conference On Tomlinson Hall For State Conventions
Indianapolis observers report a brief cordial meeting between Carl W. Riddick and Colonel Timothy Griffin planning seating decor for Republican and Democratic state conventions within a week of each other. They assign carpentry to Republicans and decorations to Democrats, sharing decoration costs.
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Indianapolis
Carl W. Riddick
Republican State Committee
Timothy Griffin
Democratic State Committee
Tomlinson Hall
Riddick
Griffin
National and post events hint at political climbs
The report shows Indiana leading its rival in a national context as posts announce candidates for national and state offices. Post H Vincennes and Post Q boast outreach and finances with 610 members. February treasury at 335 257 90 dollars, 112 968 27 in reserve. Several members attend Indianapolis meetings. postings name E E Lebo and A O Bryan as state president candidates. Walter Tersetegge sustains a knee injury, staying home several days. The T A Magazine March issue highlights association finances and member growth while convention dates loom in March May and June.
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National Treasury
Woods
Columno
E. E. Lebo
Poat O
Richmond
A. O. Bryan
Post N. Marion
W . Chambers
Post
Health claim for New Life Pills from Maine user
Jacob Springer of Weet Franklin Maine says Dr Kings New Life Pills keep his stomach liver and bowels working properly. Customer guaranteed refund at Chas D Koofel drug store if pills disappoint on trial priced 25 cents.
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Dr. King
New Life Pilla
Jacob Springer
Weet Franklin
Maine
Chas. D. Kooefel
Local society notes and visits around New Albany
Jacob Fein remains home recovering from a fall about ten days ago. Mrs Mary Newbanks travels to Anderson Indiana to aid her ill sister Mrs Mattie Aiken. Edwin and Mrs Becht of Chicago visit East Spring Street with Charles Becht. Mr and Mrs M J Sowle return from DeLand Florida. Benjamin Dean and Miss Pearl Fetzer to wed next Thursday night in Corydon. Misses Mary McCullough Mary Barnett and Claude Barnett visit H L Snodgrass. Ladies sewing circle meets Thursday at St Edwards hospital for October bazar. Prof G Q Keesling returns from Indianapolis. Mrs Keesling and children stay in Indianapolis. Prof D M Hammond, former Denver resident, visits. Piankeshaw Chapter DAR meets Saturday at Mrs Adelaide R Harbaugh’s home. Alma Pontch entertains at 924 West Market Street for Mr and Mrs Charles Thomas of Louisville. Large local attendance from New Albany and Lonieville. refreshments served.
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Jacob Fein
Olive Avenue
Mary Newbanks
Anderson
Ind
Mattie Aiken
Edwin Becht
Chicago
Charles Becht
East Spring
Sixth Street
M. J. Sowle
DeLand
Fla
Mary McCullough
Mary Barnett
Claude Barnett
Salem
H. L. Snodgrass
St Edward's Hospital
QO. Keesling
Indianapolis
Keesling
D. M. Hammond
Denver
Colorado
Piankeshaw Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Adelaide R. Harbaugh
Eaat Oak Street
Alma Pontch
West Market Street
Charles Thomas
Louisville
New Albany
Lonieville
Hats to crown the spring man on every head
The article promotes DERBIES as the up to the minute spring hat choice. It argues a man’s finish is shown by his hat and urges shoppers to buy hats now to perfect their appearance with a range to suit all builds and features.
Mr E E Chamberlain of Clinton in Business
Local note lists E E Chamberlain of Clinton involved in business matters. No further context or details readable.
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Clinton
Pool rooms eyed for Indiana crackdown near Clark county
Sheriff Johnson of Jeffersonville reports illegal pool rooms may relocate from Louisville to Emerys Crossing in Clark county. He found many strangers at the interurban crossing and says a 500 dollar monthly bribe was offered to permit operation. A lottery near Silver Creek wagon bridge is also being targeted for disruption.
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Louisville
Indiana
Johnson
Jeffersonville
Emery’s
Silver Creek
Clark County
Card of Thanks to Local Clergy and Community Groups
We express our gratitude to the minister and singers of Wealey Chapel, the fraternal orders and Sanderson Post GA B for their kindness during our bereavement. Thanks also to the township advisory board, township teachers and many friends for floral offerings and sympathies. Mus. Lavns Moss ayp Onttpaan.
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Wealey Chapel
Sanderson Post
G A. B
Mus
Lavns Moss Ayp
Real Estate Transfers At City Lots And Streets
A series of property transfers lists buyers and sellers including Cora Budd to Nancy KE on West Fifth Street and Lloyd to William Thompson on West Spring Street. Numerous parcels across East Main North Spring and West Main are noted with prices and lot numbers in a dated real estate transfer record.
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Cora Budd
Nancy KE. Sanders
Ios
Weat Fifth Street
Benjamin Gledhill
Philip Stace
West Main Street
Sassas Etta
Lloyd
William Thompson
Wees Sixth Street
Lota
West Spring Street
John H. Scott
Bynthia J. Scots
Weat Spring Street
Laura A. Burkhardt
Charles M. Collins
Thomas M Collins
Layce
Burkhardt
Cora A Taylor
Laura A . Burkhardt
Thomas M
Collins
Ater Taylor
Albert Street
James Coyle
Schell
Etta G Smith
Guardian
Bertha
Ioe
East Sixth Street
Arnery
East Spring Street
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Kenton
Kirschbaum
George B. Cardwill
Potrey Public
Nsw Ilbany
Miro Eich gUn
Bank Ruban Ae Ees
Spring St
Opera House
Te Hardware
Goode
Walter B. Greed
State St
Cumberland
Official City Paper
Mather
Washington
J H. O Conner
W. F. Leach
Levi Block
Bank and Spring Streete
William Stimson
Monon Company
Clark
Eugene McAfee
Borden
Paul
William Clasby
West Ninth
Main Street
DePauw Lodge of
Masona
R. H. Mille
Bedford Mail
New Albany Company
Uniform Bank Keighta of Pythias
John A. Briggs
W. A. Loughmiller
Eas Markets
Third Street
William H. Beeler
New York
Theodore P Mathes
A. D. Myers
Fourth Indiana Regiment
Knights of Pythias
Jeffersonville Company
Jacob Best
Board of Public Works
Col
John L. Vance
The
Ohio River Improvement Association
Seelback Hotel
Edward Hieey
S. F. Force Handle Company
William Cooper
M. Zier
Shé@t Iron Company
Speed's
Peter Bornwaseer
George P. Bornwaeser
Green Valley Road
Inees
Laura Mose
William W. Moses
New Albany Township Advisory Board
John H. Krafe
K. and I
Bulletin of the Climatological Service
the Weather Bureau
Joseph W. Adair
Whitley-Noble
Lagrange County
Cyrus Cline
Angola
Adair Whitley
Noble
Lagrange
Adair
DeKalb
Fred Fetch
Garrett
Cline
Steuben County
Fred Feick
Knaowledge
Ssase
Miscoui
Post H
Vincennes
Frank M. Foilick
National Board of Directors
Bloomington
Hhouds
Walter Tersetegge
T . A. Magasine
O. Ellie
Crawford
Alex
Hartman
Pat B Boye
Board of Directors
P. A
Post Q
T. E Crawford
Hermen Brown
Benjamin Dean
Miss Pearl Fetzer
Corydon
Chas.c.brown
City Court News
Deputy County Surveyors
Draper & Appleby
Yee
Asim Abe
Ahe
Eedeavor
Grista
Geisha Mfg. CO
Hancock
Indianapolis and
Louisville Traction Company
Lumen
Brett Taetse
Henry
Wanda Crothersville
Chestnut
Hoymour St
Seymour
Indiana Polis
Southern Norman RR
Se Depot
Hoffman
Pittsburg
Jellico
St. Bernard
St. Bernard Mining
Don. D. Walker
Ween Esc
Eestesasers
Charles D. Nishalson
William Kiam
Ohio
Wm. Mr. Schlesser
Pearl Street
Page’s Hotel
Lea Veal Page
Eadie Diane
GEO. H. Devol
Repfica Genere
Banikrept
John J. Morgan
District of Indians
A. D
Bankra
Aris
W. Va
New Albany, Ind
Paris
Attorneys At Law
Bodden Block
Globe Security and Trust Go
Tedden Bleck
Nesovic Baltdtes
NRW
Albany
Hammersmith
State Street
Peter Kierner
Albanty
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