West Walnut saloon fined for selling beer to minors
John Desjeans, proprietor of the Last Chance saloon on West Walnut street, was fined 20 dollars plus costs in the court of Squire J. W. Kellams for selling beer to a crowd of boys. He pleaded guilty and paid 29 dollars total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Desjeans
Last Chance
West Walnut Street
Squire J. W. Kellams
Desstane
George Shockley
B&o
Washington
Shockley
A Cunningham
Remarried Couple Rejoins St Simon's Church
Ad and Mrs John Jones were remarried Sunday at 6 30 by Rev J W Doyle at St Simon parsonage after thirteen years of marriage and a prior divorce. Her death a year ago allowed their church membership to be restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
J. W. Doyle
St. Simong Parsonage
St. Simon's Church
Jones
Evening Surprise Ends With Welcome Home Dinner
Fehi priest and Shey led a group to a proceeding and carried it through as friends took possession of the house. Mr Jones tried doors, then a sudden opening released strong arms that pulled him and Mrs Jones into a room where a crowd waited. Supper was spread and the evening proved enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehi
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Two Raymann Boys Disturb Kirby Livery Barn Fight
Two Raymann boys created a disturbance at the Kirby livery barn on Fifth Street late Saturday night by cursing and boasting of a fight. Stable boy Patterson ordered quiet. the boys cursed louder and a fight ensued. Patterson found them lying in the muddy street upon returning. No arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymann
Kirby
Fifth Street
Patterson
Brakeman Falls From Freight Car at B and O Depot
Brakeman Harley Williams at the west end attempted to board the caboose of an extra freight at the B. and O. 8. W. depot this afternoon but his feet tangled and he was thrown on the brick platform. The fall was hard and he sustained injuries to his legs but was not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Williams
West’ End
Arrests Highlight Weekend City Court Fines
Will Drew, a known offender, was arrested Saturday night and entertained a crowd at the Opera House before a curtain speech. Mayor Clark fined him one dollar plus costs after a trial. Frank Williams and Robert Bows were arrested Sunday night for riding trains and fined eight dollars and ten cents each, then jailed.
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Will Drew
Patépiman Cates
Drew
Opera House
Clark
Frank Williams
Robert Bows
Nbgtoes
Will Bérdera
Two Year Old Dant Child Dies in Perry Avenue
The two year old son of Mr and Mrs D Dant of Perry Avenue died this morning after several weeks illness. Funeral services will be held at St Simons church and burial at St Johns cemetery Byron Rogers of Loogootee prominent will attend.
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Ace
Dant
Perry Avenue
St. Simons Church
St. Johns Cemetery
Look to Your Feet Shoes for Dressing
Shabby shoes spoil any costume and the wrong pair with a tight dress ruins the effect. Evening shoes are a small luxury that refresh tired feet and invite theatre or dance. We showcase day and evening shoes at a combined price for two pairs with comfort and longevity.
West End station plan stirs council caucus clash
A Friday night caucus of the West End Big Five, lasting over two hours after services at St. Simon’s, favored a stand pat to build the West End station on the B&O W. shops grounds. Objections cite city obligations to a corporation and unsuitable track network. Some favor Walnut Street site to avoid obligations and relocation risks. The council may push the measure tonight amid likely injunctions and a stormy session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Simon's
Weet
West End
Corporation
Alec
Gunataily
Walnut
Mortgage exemption notices will affect overdue owners
A brief notice announces upcoming mortgage exemption measures, allowing property owners with overdue mortgages a limited window to address their debts before the 20th of the month. The item notes the policy targets estate and land holdings and urges action to avoid penalties.
Taxation Mortgage Exemption Changes Discussed
The article describes proposed bills in the Indiana General Assembly to raise the mortgage exemption on real estate for tax purposes to 1 200 dollars. It notes the current limit of 700 dollars and outlines how deduction applies to the assessed value of mortgaged property each year. It suggests changes may not affect spring exemption procedures even if new laws pass.
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Fateon
Indiana
Uch
General Assembly
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
James A Faith and Ira P Harper Royal M Lynch and Edith Eis Chas A Turk and Ellen E Ryan John Burris and Sarah Bhues are recorded as obtaining marriage licenses in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Faith
Ira P. Harper
Royal M. Lynch
Edith Eis
Chas, A. Turk
Ellen E. Ryan
John Burris
Sarah Bhues
Farewell Sermons for Rev J L Hudgins Draw Large Crowds
Farewell services for Rev J L Hudgins as Cumberland Presbyterians pastor drew large congregations. He spoke on Knowing God in three senses and the congregation presented a handsome Baxter Bible by E W Roberta and Julius Feagans. Hudgins heads to Petersburg NL for a Presbytery meeting then to Union City TN to begin new pastorate.
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God
Shakespeare
Bunyon
Hud
Gamblers Paradise Raids Hit Bedford Gambling Room
Bedford police raided a gambling room Saturday night and seized a large lot of paraphernalia and 10 players. They will be prosecuted before the court as officials vow to rid the city of this vice. A carload of slot machines was recently removed from the saloons on mayoral order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Fieall
Funeral Services for Will Masts Held in Loogootee
The funeral services for Will Mas, former foreman of Tue Gaderrr, were conducted Sunday morning at the M. E. church in Loogootee. The K. or P. lodge and the Loogootes band attended in a body, with a large crowd unable to enter the church. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Hastings and Misses Ethel Cross and Rallie Farrell of this city.
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Will Mas
Tue Gaderrr
Loogootee
M. E
K. Or P. Lodge
Loogootes
P. A
Hastings
Ethel Cross
Rallie Farrell
Jury Finer Goes To Jail In Pike Circuit Court
A Petersburg dispatch reports Judge Ely jailed Jack Burton after House Bailiff George Tucker accused Burton of naming parties in Holton liquor law cases. Burton admitted truthfulness of the accusation and received a 30 day sentence, with the judge lamenting the law’s rigidity.
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Petersburg
Pike
George Tucker
Ely
Henry Holton
Jack Burton
Holton
Burton
Tucker
Bedford Dismissal of Perjury Charges Sparks Indictment Doubts
The Bedford Democrat reports that the dismissal of perjury charges against Gestie Riley and Dude Cook may lead to a grand jury indictment, though authorities say there is no basis for such a demise.
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Gestie Riley
Dude Cook
Bedford
The
Bedford Democrat
Burris B lines Wedding in East End Tonight
Miss Sarah Blines and John Burris will wed at seven tonight at the residence of Mrs Ed Blines in the East End. Rev William Garrity to perform the ceremony. The groom is a minor from Montgomery and after marriage will live with his mother Mrs Covita Burris on East Bevedth Streets.
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Ed Blines
East End
Sarah -Blines
John ‘Burrid
William Garrity
Montgomery
Covita Burris
Éast
New Suits in Partition Case Aimed at Manford Dinkins
Ainley J. Chestnut leads the suit against Manford Dinkins et al for partition. Laughlin represents the plaintiff. An ad mentions Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and Rocky Mountain Tea as remedies, with Liedeman's Pharmacy cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainley J. Chestnut
Manford Dinkins
Laughlin
Liedeman
Noted railroad and shop chatter in Vincennes area
Frank Mills in city with Vin cennes links, Switchman Dick Bradford on vacation, Je T Leabigh from St. Louis visiting, Brakeman Jos Long from Flog visiting friends and relatives. Blacksmith Sam Crock resigns for Midland. Lineman Joe Hoppingarner delayed from business trip to Sooges. Joseph Hirtzel returned from Washington where he works as a painter for the B.40.&
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Je T. Leabigh
St. Louis
Jos Long
Sam Crock
Midland
Joe Hoppingarner
Sooges
Joseph
Hirtzel
Washington
Bridge Foreman Byer Spends Sunday in City
Seymour Republican notes bridge foreman H O Byer of Fiora spent Sunday in the city amid rumors and mentions of old work projects.
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H. O. Byer
Fiora
Friends
New Express Building Nears Occupancy This Week
The new express building near the B and W depot is nearly finished and expected to be ready for occupancy by the latter part of this week. The up-town office may be discontinued for a few weeks during the transition.
Machinists from Chillicothe Visit City
James Qt. Liddy president Bernard Madden and Philip Young of the B and Co are in Chillicothe for a conference with local machinists. They toured the city and shops today escorted by Machinist Fielding Colbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Qt. Liddy
Bernard Madden
Philip Young
Chillicothe
Ohio
Washington
Fielding Colbert
Beauties In Undermuslins at Low Factory Prices
A lively description of affordable women’s undermuslins on sale with attractive workmanship. The ad touts snowy garments fresh from the factory, emphasizing value far below metropolitan store prices and notes many pieces with character and refinement. A few descriptions and prices follow.
Corset Covers and Drawers in Various Styles
Multiple styles of corset covers priced from 25c to 75c plus finer options at 81c and higher. Fabrics include muslin, cambric, and long cloth with embroidery, lace, and ribbons. Also offered are muslin drawers with hemstitched tucks and lace trim, plus extra value trimmed pieces in assorted combinations.
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Soc
Gowns and skirts offered in muslin cambric and lace trims
Gowns at 35c to 2.00 describe full length muslin and cambric gowns with tuck fronts drawn work and embroidery. Fine long cloth and cambric skirts feature hemstitched tucks wide flounces and insertion laces. Prices range from 50c to 2.00 with many styles available.
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Baby
Cels
Iscey
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Bratter
Costailo
Alexander
Osha
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Smellx
Lon Helphenstine
J. L. Hudging
Handsome Baxter
Gregation
Rev
J. L
Hudgins
Cumberland Presbyterians
Will Mastes
Folk
Dr. Wood
Frank Mills
Vincennes
Dick Bradford
W. Railroad Shops
Seymour Republican
John Gorsage
Est
Chillicothe Union
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