Priest J P Matthews celebrates fifth anniversary in Montgomery
The Rev J P Matthews pastor of St Peter’s in Montgomery marked five years as a priest. A banquet featured visiting priests including Rev Timothy O B Donaghue, Rev Timothy Kavanaugh, and Rev J W Doyle among others in attendance at the elaborate affair with Deacon Rev Francis Torbeck presiding.
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J. P. Matthew
BI Peter
Iat
Montgomery
J. Deacon
Francis Tordeacon
Timothy Cavanier
J. P. Matthews
Father Matthews
Timothy O'B Donaghue
Loogootee
Timothy Kavanaugh
J. Gorman
Cannerburg
Frederick Burgett
Corning
C. Gordon
St. Michaels
Curran
New Albany
Rt. Michaels
Rey. M. Cyona
Brownsburg
A. 8. Sprigler
St. Louis
M. McCabe
Shpaia
J. W. Doyle
Francis Torbeck
Mr. Gorman
City
Exami nation reveals rambling bag amid Indy race chaos
New York report details an 80,000 foot gun bag tied to a disaster scare at the Aero club Indianapolis race. Authorities offered 1000 reward for the responsible party after the bag drifted and caused a halt. Detection noted a knife blade inside. The incident prevented serious harm to sky divers and spectators.
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New York
Aero Club
W. Leo Sicens
Bier Alter
Peron
Bievera Ti
Indianapola
Cary
Contracts Awarded by Commissioners
The county commissioners awarded a contract to Taylor H Alles to furnish a steel book case with 100 shelves at 4 cents of $190. The Art Metal Construction Company offered the only other bid at $206. Coal for the courthouse and poor farm was bid by Colbert Company Washington Wheatland Coal Company Samuel Elswick etc. Samuel Elswick received the coal contract. W P moot a in the city from Tabard Kentucky for tes duye visit with friends.
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Taylor H. Alles
Art Meto! Construction Company
Court House
Sait
Orphaus
Colbert Company
Mine Run
Washington-Wheatland Coal Company
Lump
Mutys Mining Company
Ming Run
Samuel Elswick
Jump
Ebner Company
Bar
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Tabard
Kentucky
Teacher Hire At High School Sparks Board Action
The school board accepted Superintendent Axteyls report and hired J.Y. W. Frank of Bloomington to teach German and chemistry next year. Axteyl traveled to Bloomington for a week to find a suitable candidate and reported that Frank was the man desired.
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J.yWto Frank
Bloomington
Henry Senson
Axetel
Frank
Frank A
Uni
University hires music and German instructor amid chorus of praise
The board recommends Mr Frank for the German and music teaching post at the university. He is married with a wife, has spent a year in Germany teaching, and resides in Alexandria. His violin and piano skills bolster the plan for a stronger school orchestra next year, with strong support from teachers and the university music staff. The Squirrel Hen scene prompts debate over hunting season dates, noting a legislative change that shifts open season earlier to begin one month before August, affecting June through November hunting periods.
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Indiana
Artold
Ftte
Frank
Germany
Frank la Ape
Arga
Jonversity
Frank i
Lutheran Synod Supports Prohibition Resolution
The Richmond reunion of the General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran church discussed temperance and prohibition. The report urged abstinence from intoxicating drinks, state sale prohibition, and closing church property to sale, plus support for 25 mile prohibition zones near Indian reservations and federal action to curb alcohol traffic.
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Richmond
Lero Nipringe
Edwin €. Dinwiddie
General Synod
Congress
Arizona
Mexico
Boy With Rifle Kills Little Brother in Home Incident
A boy armed with a rifle shot his younger brother in a home setting. Police and investigators reported the incident, with no immediate motive released. The wounded boy was transported to a local hospital for treatment. Further details and official statements are awaited.
Senate debate over Lif life tariff makeshift approval
Washington June 10 Senator Ciny notes about 4 200 Lif items with 350 changed, 3 900 unchanged from Dingley. Conference may cover about 150 items, rest binding as current law. Aldrich grandstand push toward president’s pre election views, Senate likely to recede. Clay expects president to approve the makeshift measure and Democrats to win House next year.
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Ciny
Senate
Dingley
Conference Committee
House
Bita
Aldrichi
Clay
Doctors approve contract system at Atlantic City meeting
Eminent physicians at the American Academy of Medicine closing session advocate central practice to improve access for wage earners. The plan envisions small monthly payments by clients to contract physicians who attend emergencies without extra charge, protecting doctors from unpaid bills and aiding new practitioners. Dr L Benedict of Buffalo notes current system leaves the poor without care and urges this contract model. Dr Woods Hutchinson of New York supports the plan, which was introduced by De Charles Sheehon as contract practice.
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Woods Hutchinson
New York
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J. Sheehon
New Stamps From Alaska Exhibition On Sale Here
The Alaska-Padfc-Youkon exhibition stamps issued by the government have arrived in this city and are now on sale at the post office. The stamps boast a beautiful pattern and are expected to appeal to the exacting buyer regarding size color and general appearance. Dirk Padgette visits relatives at Looguotee.
Bloomfield to Seek Jail Improvement Funds in Special Session
Bloomfield Indiana June 10 county auditor calls special session for funding new jail and repairs to current county jail. A total of 41,800 is discussed with 26,000 for a new building and 15,800 for repairs. State board of charities condemnation noted. officials expected to act on the funds.
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Bloomfeld
Ind
County Council
Etter
State Board of Charities
Sugar Prices and Trust Influence Remake Brown Sugar Tale
A historical clipping notes a price gap between brown and white sugar in earlier times, with brown sugar praised for affordability before trusts. It cites Pittsburg Sun and argues tariffs and refining costs now push brown sugar to near white sugar pricing, framed as a tariff joke surrounding Aldrich and related interests.
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Aldrich 2Od Company
Balloon trailer tangled in tree top near Louisville trek
Charles A. Coey and assistant John Bennett, in Aero Club races, passed through Louisville en route to Chicago. Coey placed second and praised Dr. Link and his aide, recounting a dramatic descent when a trail rope snagged in a tree top, nearly toppling the basket and delaying the journey by hours.
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Charles A. Coey
Aero Club of America
Aero Club of Indiana
John Bennett
Louisvie
Chicago
Mr. Coey
Dr. Link
Link
Kentucky Town Welcomes Balloon Crew After High Altitude Descent
The crew describes a rapid descent from 22,000 feet after rope ballast was cast and a skyrocket failed. Ballast bags were jettisoned to slow the fall, then the craft landed in a vacant lot near Scottaville Kentucky. The town hosted the crew and postponed Sunday school for the occasion, praising Kentucky’s hospitable people.
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Oehiners
Kentucky
Scottaville
Honay
Bloomington editors convene at university for two day event
Arrangements are set for the national convention of rate editors in Bloomington with about two hundred scribes to attend plus their wives. The New Turner Hotel hosts headquarters and a banquet follows at the student building. Governor Marshall will give the main address with President Bryan among notable attendees. A second business session Friday will elect officers.
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Uupoal
Presa Club
Belaxsiat
Visigors
Om Cera
B. Johnson
Miss Medcalfe Weds Robert Miller In June Home Ceremony
Last evening at the Medcalfe residence on Pearl Street, Miss Mabel A Medcalfe and Robert C Miller exchanged vows at 7 o clock in the living room, Rev J M Douglass officiating. Attendants were Edith and Roy Medcalfe. A banquet followed as family and a few intimate friends shared congratulations. Miller, a passenger fireman on the B L O Southwestern rail line, resides in this city and the couple will live on North Meridian Street.
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T. C. Medcalfe
Pearl Street
Mabel Alicea Medcalfe
Robert C. Miller
J. M. Douglass
Presbyterian Church
Edith
Roy Medenife
Miller
BL & O
Uncle Sam to Pay for Handsome Shaft
Washington June 10 A monument of marble or granite costing 9000 to be erected by the United States government in the Confederate section of Finns Point National Cemetery Salem New Jersey to mark the resting place of 2460 Confederate officers and men who died as prisoners of war at Fort Delaware Former Governor Oates Alabama commissioner for marking Confederate graves will open bids next week The adoption of the monument aims to address imperfect records that prevent distinctive headstones for each grave He also arranged to place wrought iron fences around Confederate cemeteries in Ohio and New Albany Indiana Eagles New Albany Ind June 10 The Eagles state convention met at New Albany with delegates from ninety seven counties largely attended A street parade trolley ride and river excursion were social features with many delegates accompanied by their wives.
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Washington
United States
Finn’s Point National Cemetery
Salem
N. J
Fort Delaware
Oates
Alabama
Can Preag
Camp Chase Confederate
Columbus
Ohio
North Alban
Eagles
New Albany
Ind
The Rose Maiden Opera House Tonight
The Washington Choral Symphony presents The Hosa Maiden at the Rose Maiden Opera House. A love tale set to melody, touted as the season’s musical event. Don’t miss this refined concert experience and charming cantata.
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Rose Maiden Opera House
Washington Choral Symphony
June Forecast Warns Of Storms And Lightning
A June forecast warns of unsettled weather with earthquakes and storms. From June 16 to 18 a peak, followed by a stormy spell June 19 to 23 with thunder, high humidity, and possible tornadoes. Rivers may flood but no extreme high waters feared. Also notes a convention in Indianapolis to address saloon enforcement and avoid bootleggers.
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