Richmond Visitor Draws Local Friends In Indiana
Richmond residents report visitors and callers from New Castle and nearby towns. Local names include Miss Irene Wilson, Mrs. Will Manson, J. F. Yates, A. J. Stevens, and others visiting relatives, with travel to Indianapolis, Dublin, and Port Cockburn noted. Streetwork and local events fill the week as town life proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Kemp
New Albany
Irene Wilson
Will Manson
Grawfordeville
J. F. Yates
A. J. Stevens
Knox
Kate Finley
Maurice Goodwin
Jack
Port Cockburn
Gan
J. W. Wisehart and
Familly
Fort Wayne
New Castle
Accidental Shooting injures Marshall Riley in Circle Street home
Marshal Riley, son of Joe Riley of Circle Street, was wounded by a brother Gay Riley in a 4:00 PM accident last evening in the town's south part. The bullet lodged near the hip bone. Dr. VanMatra treated him and the prognosis suggests recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Riley
Joe , Riley
Circle Street
Gay Riley
Ilo
G. BH. VanMatra
Cave-In Narrowly Misses North Carolina Worker
James Williams of North Carolina escaped a grave cave-in at the Elliott gravel pit where gravel and earth slid from a cliff while he worked near the top. He was buried under four to five feet of material and rescued by fellow workers after a heavy slide prompted immediate digging. Williams received care for injuries including facial wounds. the incident was observed by co workers and foremen at the prewar site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williams
North Carolina
Frank Scott
Elliott
Williams
Dia Ours
Drohi
Mendenhall Wei
Andi
York
Roosevelt Letter Denounces Lynching and Urges Swift Justice
President Roosevelt commends Indiana Governor Durbin for stance against mob violence and calls for swift, due process driven penalties for crimes that incite lynching. He warns that lynching reflects broader anarchy and endangers the republic, urging lawful punishment and unity against racial violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Durbin
Indiana
Ruth
Sniobin
Divhin
Harnesses and goods offered by Robison Stock Company and local vendors
The notice lists factory price harnesses from H. HL Locker and promotes Robison Stock Company as selling at popular prices with performances by Miss Pearl Sizer. It mentions nonresident notices and various local business names while advertising sales and events on the main street corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robison
Raad
Miss Pearl Sizer
Clever Lily
Ger
Dancer
Robison Stock Company
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate appears with garbled text but indicates a legal action to finalize the estate. The fragment names individuals and a likely executor, with references to payment and distribution among heirs. The readable portion suggests formal court or clerical processing of an estate settlement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anna Hall
Stantey
Richmond
C. B
Hamilton, Co
M.M. Canady
Cy Guyer
Hillsboro
Dan Kerr
Pensacola, Bla
T. R. Vaughan
Illinois
Mande Kt
Frajizer
Ecun
Barr Blocs
D. W. Kinsey
Indianapolis
Charles Christopher
Lee
Qlifford Brown
Plainfield
Harry McCormick
Cadiz
Lillian Carson
Halliday
Lyon
Miss Boyd
Cambridge City
Amos Hornly
Hornly
Citizen's Gas Company
Oriyl Leecea
Leban Draper
Pearl Rogers
the Presbyterian Church
Clarence
Olell Bitmer
Niagara Falla
The
Zony
Burr
Helena Cilfharses
Geneties de Viet
Gobker
Mann
Rob
Piekele
Wisehart
Csur
Higgs OS Parker Doole
Annie Hea
Panik
Nori Main Street
Wo Bean
Waren
H. HL Locker
Gillini
H. IL
W. A. Houser
Wimmer
Lee James
al Weacott Phaston Rand
Hiti Henvert
Tailte
Robson Stook
Alcazar
Wate Banen
Malraad
Qader
Hr Nowy Churtlat Apapies
Oman
Dr Perdity
Toerlete
Sysek
Grong, Sirieh & Cay
Middletown
Did
Lees
Fteayne
Vail
Tifonsidiuutder
Nanry Louse
Andrew l Mouseholdy
Hokier
Nancy Householder
Householder
Luskand
Sancy Householder
Aigmown
Howe Holder
Nancy Hy Ase Vider
Lewie Stabing
Ivins
Stenley
Milga
Stanley
Theyiseus
Masanna Stanley
Lewis Staley
Teliastiey
Johu Stinler
Jehu Stint
Ut — Stanliy
Dee
Jehn Stanles
Walia
Beelethy
Aepjer
Sahelem
Tove Pape
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