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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1918

Page

3

Local party nominees announced for Indiana Fourth District races

The notice lists candidates for multiple county and township offices in Madison township and surrounding areas. Lincoln Dixon seeks the Democratic nomination for Representative in Congress from Indiana's Fourth District. Charles S. Dibdler and Gilbert Dihammer announce Republican bids for County Auditor and County Sheriff. Charles O. McBride seeks Democratic renomination for County Recorder. Albert L. Kahn and George M. Stanley announce Madison township Trustee bids. John W. Carlisle runs for Township Assessor as a Republican.

Congress Lincoln Dixon Fourth Indiana Charles S. Dibdler Gilbert Dihammer Herald Charles O. McBride Albert L. Kahn Madison Township George M. Stanley Samuel M. Strader John W. Carlisle

How Would You Like to Spend Your Evenings

An advertisement touts the NEW EDISON Diamond Disc Machine as a quick affordable way to enjoy music at home. It promises satisfying musical recreation without leaving the house and urges readers to invest for personal entertainment.

Submarine Bases Raid at Ostend and Zeebrugge Highlight British Initiative

British naval forces raided German submarine bases at Ostend and Zeebrugge this morning. Five concrete filled vessels were run aground and sunk in the harbors as part of the operation. The action is praised as one of the greatest displays of initiative by the British Admiralty.

British raid hits Ostend and Zeebrugge bases

British naval forces raided the German submarine bases at Ostend and Zeebrugge on the Belgian coast using auxiliary vessels and six obsolete cruisers. Five decoy ships loaded with concrete were run aground and blown up to block harbors, with a later report promised as vessels return home. Casualties among British forces were reported heavy for the size of force. the officer who planned the raid was killed.

London Ostend Zeebrugge Admiralty First Line

Cadet Patterson Dies In Airplane Fall Near Parks Field

Memphis reports that Flying Cadet Patterson was killed when he fell from an aeroplane about 1,000 feet up. He was attached to the Parks Field Corps. Details are withheld pending investigation.

Memphis Patterson Parks Field Corps

Overnight American casualty list item discussed

Washington reports forty three Americans on the overnight casualty list. Only two were killed in action, and the list is not tied to the Seicheprey battle. Mentions possible stock strike and ship looms with a vague judgment.

Washington

German Offensives Continue on Picardy Front and in Flanders

British lines are strengthened on the Picardy front and in Flanders with sixty prisoners taken in the Albert sector and additional captures in Robecq and Wytschaeter. German raids in France fail in Lassigny-Newon, Rheims area, and Vosges, while some Germans leave prisoners to the French.

London Picardy Front Flanders War Office Albert Robecq Wytschaeter Paris Cairsi Lassigny Newon Amiens French War Office Rheims Vosges

Hindu conspiracy defendant murdered in San Francisco court room

In San Francisco on April 23 Ram Chindra, a defendant in the Hindu conspiracy, was killed in the court room by Ram Sing, who was then shot and killed by a U.S. Marshal.

U. S San Francisco Ram Chindra Ram Sing U.S

Praise for American Soldiers by General Foch

Secretary Baker told the House Military Committee that General Foch described American soldiers as equal to any fighting man in Europe. He said America is in complete accord with the Allies based on his impressions of Americans at the front.

Washington Europe Foch Baker House Military Committee America

President Signs Sabotage Bill To Curb German Agents

Washington April 23 The President signed the Sabotage Bill to curb further activities of German agents.

Washington

Liberty Loan Subscriptions Hit 1.596 Billion

Washington reports total subscriptions to the Liberty Loan reach 1.596 billion dollars as of April 23. The government touts Liberty Bonds as the best investment for citizens.

Liberty Loan Washington

Knights of Columbus Launch Indiana War Drive for 16000000

The Knights of Columbus organize a Indiana campaign to raise 16000000 for war work in camps and Europe with a $250000 state goal. May 5 to May 12 drive includes committees in Indianapolis Fort Wayne Lafayette Evansville and Jefferson county chapters.

Knights of Columbus Indiana Europe Ceneral Claypool Hotel Indianapolis Madison Walsh Charles M. Niezer Fort Wayne T. J. Connolly Lafayette William J. Mooney William F. Fox A. J. Veneman Evansville Thomas D. McGee Stephen A. Callahan Red Cross Kabki Knights of Columba Madison Council Knights of Columbus Jefferson County William H. Horuff J. J. Kasper Henry V. Keller John Voll George Zepf William Zepf William A. Bierck Frank Dehler H. G. Schneider George Hummel C. G. Hunger Charles Horuff John B. Niesse Leo Schroeder William Horuff William Bierck Fred Schram Joseph Kennison Joseph F. Niesse Madison Council Joseph Steinhardt M. L. Guthneck W. IL. Horuff St. Mary’s Church St. Michael's Church

Will Back Up the Boys at the Front Liberty Bond Poem

Poem urges support for WWI effort with patriotic verses praising soldiers sailors airmen and nurses. Calls readers to fund Liberty Loans with every dollar and to back allied forces, framing money as gold handicap against Germany and a pledge from citizens. Ends with editorial aside about dry goods literacy.

Chaina

Kasper Meeting Set at Claypool Hotel May 11

A gathering featuring Kasper is planned at the Claypool Hotel in the city on May 11. Attendees include local organizers and interested residents. The event aims to discuss community matters and engage attendees in dialogue.

Kasper Claypool Hotel

Jeffersonville Contractors Claim Cheaper Faster Shirts

Concern rises as Jeffersonville contractors push to move shirt production from the depot to sub stations. The shift threatens thousands of women workers and follows claims of cost and speed advantages. The depot work, once vital, is de-emphasized as Saturday’s big day approaches.

Jeffersonville

Guatemala Declares War Stance With United States

Washington reports that Guatemala’s assembly declares Guatemala occupies the same wartime position as the United States marking a declaration of war, said by Minister Meade this afternoon.

Washington Guatemala United States Meade

Registering of Women Urgent Call for Overseas Nurses

An urgent appeal calls for 5 000 nurses for overseas and cantonments service before June 1st. Indiana Ohio and Kentucky must supply 500. Red Cross and U S Employment Service coordinate placements in stenography typing clerical and domestic work. Women aged 25 to 35 urged for Red Cross canteen work overseas with six months or one year enlistment depending on funding.

Mo C. Garber Madison Smyrna Saibda Shelby Lancaster Republican U.S. Employment Service Eeployment Service Department of Labor Washington, DCL Tadema William DeMiller North Pennsylvania Street Indianapolis Ind Women’s Division District of Columbia Pennsylvania Ave Washington, D. C Gorgas Indiana Ohio Kentucky Bureau of Nursing Lake Division American Red Cross Garfield Bldg Cleveland Red Cross State Council of Defense Lake Invision L. Dean Holden Garfield Building Woman's Division United States Employment Service Farm Service Division

Indiana Supreme Court Reconvenes After Weeklong Recess

Indianapolis notes the Indiana Supreme Court reconvened after a week's recess on April 23 but gave no hint on when a liquor decision will be handed down.

Indianapolis Supreme Court

Railroad Workers Back Pay Seen After Wage Board Findings

Washington reports an estimated 75 million dollars in back pay for railroad employees pending approval of wage commission findings by McAdoo. The entry notes the large sum awaiting executive sanction and the potential impact on the workforce.

McAdoo Washington Wage Commission

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