Social notes from Orleans and vicinity
Mrs. EL Littell and daughter Irene from Orleans visit the Beitman family. Mrs. Susie Bryant and family travel to Terre Haute to visit. Mrs. Emima Schilling also goes to Terre Haute for a homie. Simp visits Binomy on business. Dr J. N. Gyshorn is in the city on business. Mrs. C. P. Scudder returns home after Indianapolis trip. Mrs. Julia Greene goes to Lone W ie Ky. Mr. and Mrs. John Shields visit from Mobile. Miss Olive Harris attends a house party at Miss Marjorie Hagan’s. J. Holliday returns from Shoals. Mrs. C. S. Brown returns from Caristo. Mrs. Clara Arvin visits Plainville. Mrs. Robert Cross of Linton visits S. A Ridgeway and Porter Bussard. Mrs. W. L. Brown and daughter Mille return home from a visit to Chattanooga. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Albright Wave return to Terre Haute after visiting here.
Robert Stokely Dead From Injuries
Robert Stokely son of Squire Stokely of Decker was struck by a C and I train near Vincennes Indiana Monday morning. He died at Good Samaritan Hospital Tuesday from internal injuries including a fractured skull and shattered rib. Otto Rehwald of Johnson township also injured had one leg and foot amputated and is expected to recover.
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Vincennes
Ind
Jane
Robert Stokely
Squire Stokely
Decker
Otto Rehwald
Johnson Township
Good Samaritan Hospital
Caboose Law Upheld by Supreme Court
Indianapolis June 5 The Indiana Supreme Court upholds the caboose law of 1914 as constitutional in fining Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Railway Co $100 for violating the rule forbidding cabooses under twenty four feet in length without two four wheel trucks and proper fittings The police power of the state is wide and the act was passed at the request of railroad employee organizations for safety The decision sustains a Marion county court ruling and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen supported the measure
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Indianapolis
Ind
Supreme Court
Marlon Criminal Court
Pittsburgh, Cincinnoni, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Pennsylvania Hailway
Aay
Brotherhood
Ing
Paroled convict Helton captured at ElNora after escape
Claude Helton, a paroled convict who escaped after Chief McCrusaken’s fall, was captured in ElNora this afternoon by Mayor McCarty Police Gates and Deputy Sheriff McCafferty. He will be returned to Jeffersonville to serve his sentence.
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Claude Helton
McCrusaken
Binora
Washington
Doon
Helton
McCarty
Gates
Depuity
Sherif McCafferty
Elnora
Jeffersonville
June 5 in American History: Uncle Tom's Cabin serial debut
The 1851 serial publication of Harriet Beecher Stowe's anti slavery novel Uncle Tom's Cabin began in the National Era of Washington. Noted dates include William Sydney Porter and Henry, with oblique references to astronomical events and weather forecasts. Property transfers shown include Harry L Fornwald and Enoch Prosser, among others, at 1806 E Washington Place.
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Harriet Beecher Storve
Washington
William Sydney Porter
Henry
Harry L .Fornwald
Brakeman's Suit Case Stolen on B and O Train
Vincennes police were alerted that a B and O Southwestern brakeman's suit case was stolen from a train between Vincennes and Fritchton. A man matching a description given by the brakeman was arrested by Patrolman George Oakes and later identified as Raymond Smith, 30, who faces grand larceny charges.
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Vincennes
Suyper
South Western
Fritchton
George Oakes
Raymond Smith
Fear Gypsies Have Boy Kidnapping Reported in Evanaville
Albert Boyd missing since Tuesday morning. Parents report to police they fear he was kidnapped by gypsies near the gypsy camp adjacent to their home. Police noting the resemblance to rumors about nearby camps.
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Evanaville
Jane
Albert Boyd
Boyds
Theatorium presents a varied film bill tonight
Amusements note a splendid opening with Miss Rosemary Thebe and Mr Lytton in a telegraph drama alongside The End Of The Feud Lubin drama and three reels of high grade films. Theater offers Keystone and California social story pictured with top comic and dramatic acts in a bold wall bill tonight.
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Theatorium
Vitalgraph
Rosemary Thebe
L. Rogers Lytton
Pathe
Keystone
Mabel Normand
Fred Mace
Max Senet
Rolex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sete
Boston
Mra
EL Littell
Irene
Orleans
Nathan Beitman
Susie Bryant
Terre Haute
Cinplanati
Emima Schilling
Terere Haute
Simp
Harry Duncan
Kerk
H. B. Voorhees
Arvin Hollan
Cinvin
J. N. Gyshorn
Leity
Mra. C. P. Scudder Returnei
Indianapolle
Julia Greene
Lonewie, Ky
John Shields Hod
Mobile, Ald
Olive Harria
Eymou
Marjorie Hagan
J. ¥. Holliday
Shoals
C. 5. Brown
Caristo, HL
Clara Arvin
Plainville
Robert Cross
Linton
Mrs
S. A Ridgeway
Porter Bussard
Miss Mille
Edwardsport Road
Chattanooge, Tenn
Charles Albright Wave
Hart, Shaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffuet & Marz Fk
Statistical
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
B. T O
A Crears
Siape Aoe
London
Childrens
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Alwmtiog
Dpo
Bene
Protide
Mme
I Clothes
Haif Brash Tome