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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
5
Bidding for War Contracts and Enterprise Risks
A fragmented 19th century style analysis discusses bidding for war contracts as a test of enterprise. It notes European influence, capital requirements, factory concerns, and the potential impact of war on production, finance, and trade lines. It touches on bank financing, ship-building, and the possibility of government actions shaping outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fic
Orion
Attack on Ernest Martin Leaves Man Injured Near Avenue
A man identified as Ernest Martin was found unconscious with a severe head injury near the Wabash Street livery and hotel area. Police and bicycle officers transported him to City Hospital where his condition was reported improving. A footpad robbery and assault are suspected. the incident occurred after leaving a tavern where he was believed to be counting accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maro
Essachue
Martieni
Soros
Art
Nother
Albert Rickett
Ola
Frotel
Martins
Alecock
Sellagen
Sheehan Gant Martini
Thie City Hospital
Martin Sucred
T Livasy -Tan E
To'elock
Pleasant Point Social Notes and Easter Events
Pleasant Point reports a busy weekend with relatives visiting and Easter activities at Wirt and Red Meng hall. Sunday school drew 155 attendees with Master John Brame winning the inviting prize, and Rev Blanchard bids farewell before moving to North Corona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Henry
Famiy
Rolia Harrell
Doraark
Middlefork
Wirt
Harold Henry
Misa Boesiestout
Lottie Stout
Hlorton
Madison
Mary Mayfield
Oakdale
Ly, Maddox
Josie Turner
Edith McGee
Menara
Upelle
George
Chackey Thurrall
Everett Richardson
Keeeler
Ora Danner
Scott Thorne
Bishop Stewart
Graves
Kentucky
Harvey Riedel
Hanover
Colon Taylor
J. D. Bramwell
Red Meng Hall
John Bramewell
Smitha
iMid
Spring Fever Cure Promises Healing and Vitality
An old time ad touts Electric Bithuri Cin spence tonic and system Cleanser. It claims to stimulate kidneys liver and bowels to restore strength and ambition. The copy promises renewed energy for spring work and asserts guaranteed results with a sensational tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cin Spence
Drunken Revels Reported in Dry Vevay
In Vevay two intoxicated youths were brought before Mayor Campbell by Marshall Smith after being found with stolen whiskey. A country youth cried out about his stolen horse and buggy as he headed home. Four Kentucky men staggered toward the ferry, while officials sought to trace alcohol sources amid concerns of bootlegging in a dry town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Smith
Campbell
Madison
Kentucky
Reveille Doug
Vevay
Reveile
Operation To Recover $10,000 Diamond Stolen
James Williams aged 19 recently convicted and sentenced to two years for breaking a jewelry store window and taking a $10,000 diamond confessed he swallowed the gem. He agreed to undergo an operation after being offered $1,000 to recover the stone. The piece ends with a note on lacrosse origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
James Williams
Williams
Georgia Pardons for Forgotten Prisoners Looks Toward Release
Governor Natal Roberts weighs clemency for elderly inmates at Milledgeville after long confinement of up to twenty five years. He describes petitioners as exhausted and forgotten, noting many have lost contact with family and community while awaiting mercy for crimes long past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Slaten
Natal Pbnerts
Sotie Lindreds
Georgia
Prtcmers
Milleteeville
Tom
Missing link horse found in California strata
Jepheley Cal reports the discovery of a three toed horse fossil of the hippus type by J P Buwilda at the Serra Nevadas. The find is presented to the Pacific coast division of the society. Osborn of the American Museum notes prior finds in other states but not in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jepheley
Cal
Serra Nevadas
Pacific Coast
Pidean Teconical Society of America
J.P. Buwilda
University of California
Henry Airfield Osborn
American Museum of Natural
Easters
New York
Dysketas
Nebraska
Califorida
Never Again SAYS YANKEE EX SOLDIER CHRONICLE
An ex soldier from New York recalls World War I service with King Edward’s force in France. He details being a creeper sniper location unit at Neuve Chapelle Calais and a trench accident that led to discharge in England. He notes tension with Americans fighting with the English and doubts about the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rutledge
Gardner
Paltigcore
Gillmosty Pumserver
Bnecand
King Edward's
France
Ele
Pebruacy
Calais
Neuve Chapelle
Broun
Addil
Towas
England
Peace Promotion Society Seeks Incorporation in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee group calling itself the Society of Thirty Niners seeks state approval to incorporate. The society aims to promote peace by celebrating and calming wartime tensions with symbols like pipes and steins. Separately, a London real estate dispute centers on a 47 pound German shell fragment valued at 20 pounds per pound as a souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisap
Wis
Society of Thirty Niners
Milwaukee
London
West Thartlepool
Iigmt
Herald
Poland's Tragedy Told By Pianist
Ignace Paderewski appeals in London for Polish relief amid the war's havoc. He portrays Poland as the battlefield of the world with ten million starving and under foreign occupation, urging urgent aid and unity to spare the nation from parricidal ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ignace Paderewski
Asquith
Balfour
Lloyd-Geeorge
Cardinal Bourne
Westminster
Randolph Churchill
Lord Charles Heresford
Belgium
Poland
Europe
Alsace
Flanders
Germany
Russia
Seletum
Austria
Galicia
German Defense Secret Shuts Ship to Bremerhaven
An American vessel officer reports that seventy Germans seized his ship before Bremerhaven and confined officers and crew below with closed ports until docking to keep coast details from outsiders. Ge Genees Take The Herald.
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Germany
Washington
Bremerhaven
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