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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
4
Local Family News and Visits Across Town
Mrp and Atis Citta Carmichael appear as heirs of Mr and Mrs ra Carmichael Fishland Park. Andy Carmichael of Florida is mentioned with Sardis ties. James Eiuuda of Indiana is noted among visitors. Several local residents are described traveling, visiting relatives, and recovering from illness at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atis
Citta Carmichael
Andy Carmichael
Ra Carmichael
Sfishland Park
First Stop of Presidential Parley in Columbus
Washington dispatch reports the first stop of the presidential tour will be in Columbus Ohio today October 5 with the President delivering the opening address. The trip outlines plans for thirty addresses in major cities as part of large economic and tariff policy discussions. The White House confirmed the schedule and noted a focus on domestic economic conditions and the Federal trade agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Witson
Ptrestelegit Witsery Feyt
Otha
Erayed
Atdoryad Eodiser
Ceupmdry
Ems
Senate
Wissen
Wilson, Paap
Thyasen
Insurance payouts surge in wartime US Canada risk era
The article notes vast risk insurance expenditures in wartime America and Canada, highlighting New York distributions and large sums paid to soldiers. It mentions a total figure near 92 million dollars and cites the Kobe policy as the largest single claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiener Meg Frecause
Tisaragee Companies
United States
Canada
Adi
Neeardine
Washington Moves to Curb Denatured Alcohol Fatalities
Washington officials report ongoing deaths from denatured alcohol used as beverages. Commissioner Popper orders clearer labeling describing the exact effects of alcohol on the human system to warn the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Popper
Countess Szecheny Arrives in New York Circuit
Miss Ginees Vaderbilt traveling on run passport visaed by the state department under a special arrangement. The arrangement does not alter the department policy against passports to this country for enemy subjects. Countess Szecheny's husband is Hungarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geuntess Fazio Sizecheny
Carmeris
Ginees Vaderbilt
Europe
New York
State Department
Countess Szecheny
Lawmakers to Meet Pershing for Grand Welcome
Congress considers ceremonies to honor General John J. Pershing upon his return from France after two years commanding the American Expeditionary Forces. Plans include a decorated reception, possible sword presentation, and congressional thanks, with attendance by New York and Wyoming officials and military leaders. no funds secured for grandstands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Wiresworth
New York
Senate
Warren
Wyoming
Pershing
Ant
Balar Af Cale Torn
Mon- Well
Varios
Congress
Conesad Pershinu
Nineni
Neo
Welbeanne
FIRST FOE PRISONERS HOME
Bertin Sepa reports the first contingent of German prisoners has arrived at Coogie and Deutz from the British front at Cadais. The Foreign Office denies any report of a secret agreement involving Buawlaod Prince and dinks to secure raw materials, stating no such accord exists or is contemplated. Information from Willeduestrasse notes the aim to resume commercial relations and increase numbers to investigate conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertin
Sepa
Coogie
Deutz
Cadais
Edore
Foreign Office
Aniiewno
Buawlaod
Prince
Dinks
Willeduestrasse
Abe Nigus
Armericaty
Germany
Buffalo Faces Rail Strike
A Buffalo report notes a radicp n element among Tal or Biatvate rail laborers gaining influence after a meeting. A general strike is anticipated before week’s end as workers threaten coordinated action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Mer
Columbus Car Men Strike
Columbus awoke to an unexpected strike of street car metermen and conductors. The union says the action aims to improve working conditions and pay, and it was not in sympathy with city street car workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Clotnumbus
Tinesen
GARRANZA IN PLOT Charged by Dr Altendorf in German conspiracy case
Dr Paulus Altendorf, once with American military intelligence, accuses President Carranza of Mexico of complicity in a German plot to invade the United States. He cites a January interview and claims Carranza refused help while planning a delicate mission. Proctor Attendant provided coded material allegedly linking Carranza to Mexico City plots and requests Goinered Calles aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paulus
Altendorf
American Obilitary Intelligence Service
United States
Claraginiu
Cayrnave
Mpextea
Fay Thie Potet
Phiave
Marie Mendes
Carrsongs
Mbexica
Japanese envoy Saionji greeted after Paris peace role
Tokyo reports Marquis Saionji former premier and head of Japan's delegation at the Paris Peace Conference arrived to a mixed reception. A student accused his Paris work of failure while workers hurled stones at the station. No serious damage occurred and the assailants were arrested. Saionji defended Japan's League of Nations stance amid global politics shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Nitmneshi Saionji
Ame
Paris
Marquis Satemji
Werkmen
Spaisan
Neo
Neh
Marquis Satenji
League of Nations
Japan
Fire destroys twenty houses in Argo area
Fire swept near Archer avenue and West Sixty-first street destroying twenty houses. Marna Crimidlies were left homeless as the Argo fire department called Chicago firefighters for aid and three companies were dispatched to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Archer Avenue
West Sixty-first Street
Marna
Aree Fire Department
Chicago Fire Department
Fis Ated
Racial composition of Hawaiian bank deposits in 1930s report
In Hawaii Japanese depositors held 16.27 percent of bank savings, Chinese 2.62 percent, and Hawaiians 2 percent. The territory had 26 banks with deposits under 5 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
The
Islangs
Belgian King and Queen to visit Washington in October
King Albert and Queen Elisabeth of Belgium will arrive in Washington around October 1 to stay about three days as guests of President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
White House
Washington
Mlizgheth
Belgium
Detober
Wilson
Actors Strike Near End After Managers Vote to Recognize Union
New York Sept 4 actors Equity predicts strike settlement within 24 hours after managers association votes 36 to 6 in favor of recognizing the union. Reported negotiations point to rapid developments reopenings of productions in New York and Chicago as talks continue between Actors Equity and the Managers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managers’ Association
Union
New York
Actors Equity Association
Close
Ted
Othe
Chequiay Association
Pranic Gil
Blorel Star Int
York
Vse
Noreemenut
Dee
Jeérnis Af
Troerder
German Dyes to Come in Washington
A report notes six tenths peridized quantities and filings by Towrd Manufacturers to the Trust. Details on the dye settlement and vesicle 2, with court actions pending in the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Omer
Markets Report Mixed Prices Across Livestock and Grains
The market notes widespread activity across livestock and grains with varied prices. Cattle, hogs, sheep and poultry show uneven outcomes while futures and retail trade hints at broader demand, and special brand items appear among retail listings.
Card of Thanks for Kindness after Death of Katie Newland
The notice thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy during illness and after the death of Katie Newland. It lists names and families who visited, sent flowers, and shared condolences, including Rev. Gernhardt and Rev. Polson. Also mentions travels and visits by several relatives and Miss Mailie Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Newland
Gernhardt
Rev
Polson
Bruce Newland
Birth of Katherine May Conley in Missouri and life events
Katherine May Conley born November 14 1892 in Tarko Missouri died August 26 1918 at age 27. She joined M RE church Anadarko Oklahoma at age 8 and later Trinity ME church before marriage to Bruce Newland April 8 1915 in Anadarko. They moved to this county and had a daughter Hallie born August 19 who died at birth. Watie known for kindness leaves husband four brothers grandmother and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine May Conley
Joseph
Lottie Conley
Tarko
Missouri
M. RE
Anadarko
Okla
Trinity M. EH
Bruce Newland
Union
Hallie Conley
Watie
Bedford Couple Visit Son At Purde Dairy Farm
Kenneth Stone of Bedford and Loucte Stephens of Mitchell with Mr and Mrs J P Brana of East city traveled to Lafayette Friday to see their son who runs the Pur die Dairy Farm. They will then go to Indianapolis for the Strate air event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Martin
Fam- Tye
Indianapolis
H.P. Martine
White River
George. Beasley
Williams
William Christopher
Tranmillond
J.P Brana
Lafayette
Purdie
Indianapelix
Strate Air
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