Wedding at Airdome Ends With Light Kissing Missed
In a city wedding on stage at the Airdome, Richard Yaryan of the Chicago Specialist Company and Mills Lark of Huron married with Mayor McCarty officiating. About 1,600 in attendance watched the ceremony. Mayor McCarty forgot the kiss due to the crowd's size. The wedding party moved from the Hyatt House to the stage, followed by a supper at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Richard Yaryan
Chicago Specialor Company
Mills’ Larkie Lucanon Ball
Huron
McCarty
Allen
Mi-Carty
NeCarty
Hyatt House
Hyatt Hove
Ame Cock Fights A Piano In Bloomington Item
In Bloomington Indiana an old fashioned roosters fight turned when a cock pecked and fought a piano at Jacob Sturnce home. The rooster, entering through a back door left open, damaged the piano beyond repair as it clashed with the instrument in a barnyard style contest. The episode ended with the piano ruined and the rooster asserting a quirky victory over the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Jacob Sturnce
Pear
If Youth Could Know Luke’s Reconverting Gaze
Johustown Democrat observes Luke McLuke as a critic who probes vanity and deep motives in public figures. The piece contrasts harsh judgments with a broader sense that Luke touches on sorrow in human lives, citing Faye Like and a jacketed mother whose children face hardship as emblematic cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johustown Democrat
Luke’ McLuke
Luke
Faye
Before the full long hours and humble home life
A reflective passage speaks of mothers and fathers in humble cabins guiding children toward better lives. It contrasts labor, sacrifice, and patience with the world’s ingratitude, noting mothers’ and fathers’ steady work to secure education, dignity, and a brighter future for their offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Ste
Luke
Cox Gets More Republican Pension Boards in Indiana
Washington June 6 Rep reventative Wor Cox arranged to have Clark and Scott county pension boards replaced. The ceremoniously appointed members include James H. Walker Henrysidle Francis M. Wells Jeffersonville Scott county William L. McCiain Scottsburg Jos. P. Wilton Scottsburg Henry Ro Casey Austin and others in the ridgeum roaches of Line bon.
Attorney General Rules City Payments Under 1912 Act
A noisy OCR fragment reports John H. Spenceley and Attorney General opinions on whether the 1912 monthly payment law applies to municipalities. The general conclusion: the act does not compel city payments under the cited statute, as discussed in correspondence and formal letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas AM
Dwyera Bere
Fonth
John H. Spenceley
Onte Touia
Sadycer
G Gral
Honan
Spencer
Tam
Bedford Postmaster Salary Increase Noted
Bedford Indiana June 6 Postmaster S L Keach has been notified that postal receipts for the full year ending March show 2000 dollars and that this increase entitles the office to a raise in salary from 2400 to 2600 dollars making the postmaster’s pay 2600 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Veterans of 1412 Celebrate Endless Years Of War Veterans
A century after the War of the Fatherland centennial events in Moscow invited veterans from a hundred years earlier. Twenty six survivors of Napoleon’s era joined the ceremony though aged, frail, and unable to participate actively. The youngest was 117 and the oldest 126, born before Washington’s presidency, a testament to astonishing longevity amid harsh climates and limited medical progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prackfurter Zetung
Bela Guishes
Moscow
George Washington
The
United Statea
Refuted claims and quarreling cited in dusty note
A garbled OCR fragment discusses dignity, marriage disputes, and implied responses. It references a New York Times line and the phrase I ia, with scattered phrases about women tiring of quarrels, men’s attempts, and a stray “Brown saider” note. The text is incomplete and hard to parse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Brown
New York
National currency bill envisions United States notes as legal tender
A fragmented transcription proposes a Congress enacting a national currency backed by the people, with notes called United States Gold-dicates and metal coins to circulate. It urges public funds, elimination of private control, and broad tax reforms to stabilize prices and debt repayment, amid calls for ending cash balances and expanding governmental fiscal power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United’ States
Tye Benpray
Congress of
United States
Secretary of the United States, Treasury
Audieney
County Board of Review Schedule for 1918
The document lists the planned work for the county board of review for 1918 with dates in June and July. It details days allocated to organization general examinations of assessors books and miscellaneous sessions across townships including Harrison Barr Washington Elmore Steele and Welty. The note is signed by Will W Feagans president and the county secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tqumly Board of Review
Arrang
Veale Township
Harrison Township
Rheve Township
Barr Townahly
Barr Township
Montgomery
Cannerburg
van Buren
Bogard Township
Jadison
Rof Odog
Elmore Towe
Blore
Steele
Jané
Washington Township
Will W. Feagans
Cadet term protested over slave trade issue
A military group protests the use of the word cadet in relation to a slave trade issue. The action centers on terminology and its historical associations, prompting debate within the ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibe
Lave
Bids Sought for Concrete Curb and Walk on Hefron Street
The city of Washington Indiana invites bids for construction of combined concrete curb and walk along Hefron Street on both sides from East Third Street to East Fifth Street. Drawings and specifications are on file with the city clerk. Bids due at 9:30 p.m. on specified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hefron Street
Washington
India
Common Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cox
Macdougal Store
Veterans OF 1412
Lyon
Hatfield & Palmer
Tice
I Gqunty Board OF Renew
Banka
Lalw
County Aapital
Ptt Board
Jndd
Sa Council
Star Bakery
Brea Lee Opel
Pisa
Paul
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!