Movements and Visits Across Cities Recorded in Madison
Local notices list residents and visitors leaving Madison by train for Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis Muncie New Albany Bay View Mich and other destinations. People include John Ayers Anna Bachus Margaret Horton Luella Ernst Marcella Schram Hattie McLelland Henry Hugeback and many more with several trips for visits and relief travel.
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Anna Bachus
Margaret Horton
Cincinnati
W. W. Brothers
Hanover
Aurora, Ll
Luella Ernst
Herbert Jones
St. Louis
Chester Kiesel
Vevay
Muncie
Elizabeth Goebel
Canaan Road
New Albany
Minnie 3. Ward
Louisville
Charles Schafer
Michiga Road
Indianapolis
Secret love note received by Mrs Obenchain linked to Kennedy murder
Los Angeles records reveal Madalynne Obenchain, indicted with Arthur Burch, received a secret love note the day she married Ralph Obenchain. The note, now missing, is cited as crucial corroboration of her claim that her affection for Belton Kennedy was returned, countering the prosecution narrative.
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Los Angeles
Madalynne Obenchain
Arthur Burch
Belton Kennedy
Ralph Obenchain
Madalynne
Kennedy
England Officials React To De Valera Speech
British officials were amazed by De Valera's speech as reported by International News. It signals Sinn Fein may break off peace talks. London says it is ready to act in Ireland if negotiations collapse.
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London
Devalera
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Coal Operators Group Meets Governor Over Sullivan Field Disorder
A committee of coal operators planned to meet Governor McCray in Indianapolis to seek state cooperation and protection amid concerns about vigilante activities at Sullivan field. The talks aim to address potential renewed disorders and ensure public safety.
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Indianapolis
McCray
Sullivan Field
Tts
Government Bond Par Value Bill Heads House Action
Washington August 16 ten years imprisonment and a ten thousand dollar fine for offering or purchasing government bonds below face value is proposed by Representative Herrick in the House. The bill aims to bring securities to par and protect national credit.
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Washington
Lodge to join American disarmament commission
Senator Lodge Republican leader of the Senate and chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will be a member of the American commission at the disarmament conference as announced by the White House. President Harding has named Secretary of State Hughes to head the commission. A stainless steel device has been invented in England. Illinois produced more than 12,000,000 barrels of petroleum last year.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Harding
Hughes
England
Illinois
Tax Bill Reported By GOP Majority Amid Democratic Opposition
Washington August 16 Democratic members vote solidly against reporting the tax revision bill prepared by the Republican majority of the House Ways and Means Committee. The bill was formally reported out by the GOP. Democrats plan caucus later to decide their stance.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Blackmail Motive Cited in Highwayman's Killing
In Muncie on August 16 a highwayman killed Irvin Parish while he sat with a young woman in a country road car. Authorities say blackmail was the motive and note similar incidents where bandits demanded money from a prominent young man and companion.
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Muncie
Irvin Parish
Briand to Head French Delegation at Disarmament Talks
Washington reports that France will send Premier Aristide Briand to lead its delegation at the disarmament conference. The move strengthens U S hopes for a top level diplomatic conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
State Department
Aristide Briand
Tablet Honors Marshal Foch Born Here In Tarbes
Legion members in Tarbes France placed a commemorative tablet at the house where Marshal Foch was born. Maj John J Emery national commander of the American Legion spoke of Fochs wartime deeds and postwar contributions while 250 Legionnaires from France dedicated the monument to the American Expeditionary Force presented to the United States by Florey inhabitants and liberated Lorraine.
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Tarbes
France
Marshall Foch
American Legion
United States
Florey
Lorraine
John J. Emery
Marshal Foch
Napoleon
Dejected Youth Buys Car with Bad Check in Shelbyville
Clarence Thompson of Shelbyville Indiana bought a used car from Shelby Buick Company with a worthless $200 check. He claimed hard saving and planned to have $47 in the bank after payment, but bank inquiry showed no balance or prior funds.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Clarence Thompson
Shelby Buick Company
De Valera Calls Ireland a Republic as Sinn Fein Holds Open Parliament
Dublin crowds gathered outside the Lord Mayor’s residence as Sinn Fein opened Parliament. De Valera declared Ireland must be a republic and said negotiation with the current British government is impossible. Lloyd George praised independence as he spoke to American soldiers.
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Dublin
Devalera
Sinch Fein
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Lloyd George
Europe
Parliment
McAdoo Not Called to Testify on Rail Relief Plan
Washington August 16 William McAdoo former director general of the railroad administration will not be summoned to testify before the interstate commerce committee concerning the merits of the administration will to extend financial relief to the railroads. The committee reached this decision today.
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Washington
William McAdoo
The
Railroad Administration
Interstate Commerce Committee
Soldiers recalled from Ireland during leave
English soldiers on leave from Ireland were ordered to rejoin their regiments today. Mr. Robert Thompson, visiting Sidney Cofield, left for his home in Washington Indiana. Thompson is the son of Rev. Virgil Thompson, former pastor of Trinity Church in London. The first known moving picture camera was made in 1890.
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Joseph Hertz
Illinois
Nicholas Hertz
Michigan Road
A. J. Bell
Milton
Martinsville
W. P. Clark
Anna Givens
Indianapolis
John W. Miller
Olive Branch Neigborhood
Graham Miles
M's. Ba
Sanders
Trimble County
Henry Hebaner
Cragmont
Lawrenceburg
Haigh
Martin Cripe
Seymour
Columbus
Bartholomew County Fair
London
Ireland
Robert Thompson
Sidney Cofield
Washington
Ind
Thompson
Virgil Thompson
Trinity Church
Death of Henry J. Lochard Ends After Two Year Illness
Henry J. Lochard aged 55 died Saturday evening after a two year illness. Born in Madison Indiana he moved to Middletown in 1913 with his wife and ran a rooming house. He worked in various Middletown industries including American Tobacco. He leaves a widow a brother and sister and many relatives. The funeral was held this afternoon with the K of P and a Baptist church affiliation noted.
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Henry J. Lochard
Madison
Ind
Mr. Lochard
Middletown
American Tobacco Company
D. C. Lochard
Blanche L. Horton
Indianapolis
Lochard
Middletown Cil
Baptist Church of Madison
K. of P
Douglas
Ohio
Description of a Japanese Beauty Facial Proportions
A description outlines ideal Japanese beauty traits with straight black hair and a narrow long face. It emphasizes a high narrow forehead at the middle and wider lower sides to align with a poetic line referred to as the getline of Fuji.
Rail unions present wage demands to executives
Representatives of the Big Four Brotherhoods and the switchmen union met with railway executives associations to present western line wage proposals. Indications point to rejection, following earlier rejection by eastern railroads.
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Chicago
Big Four Brotherhoods
Switchmens’ Union
Secret Romance May Fold Haywood Inheritance Case
Chicago report says W. D. Haywood, the ex IWW leader now in Russia to dodge a Leavenworth sentence, allegedly married Jane Minor in California thirty years ago and deserted her. With her father’s Nevada Arizona fortune, one third if she died without a will could pass to her husband, while investigators pursue a $15 000 unpaid fine.
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Chicago
W. D
Big Bill
Haywood
Russia
Leavenwort
Industrial Workers of the World
Charles F. Clyne
Clyne
Jane Minor
California
Nevada
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Dorthy McLaughlin
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Evansville
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Richard Johnson
John Mitchell
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N. P. Kestner
Joshua Schofield
Bertha Cochran
Alonzo McMahan
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Jesse Oakley
Mt. Pleasant
A. H. McClasson
Cedar Point
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Clara Carey
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Clarence D. Scheetz
Robert Horton
North East Street
Richard W Williams
Milton, Ky
Frank Walker
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John Smitha
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Bill Haywood
Edison
Hd. Meyer
Wm. A. Abernethy
West Main Street
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