Busy Madison Train Day Delivers Travel and News
Local notices report passengers and travelers moving to Indianapolis Cincinnati Louisville and Cleveland. Arthur Saupe of Vernon shot in Nogales fighting. Mrs Stella Jackson dies en route to Macon. A bazaar planned at Pleasant Ridge Church and William McLaine to open new grocery on Mulberry Street with insurance services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Welch
Newcastle Indiana
Nogales
Ariz
Arthur L. Saupe
Vernon
Ind
Mias
Eleanor Kimmell
Cincinnati
Madison Safe Deposit & Trusa Co
Edward KE. Powell
Albert O. Cruzan
Muncie
Eloise Snider
Louisville
H. L. Wright
Trimble County
L. D. Spannias
Middlefork
Emily Craig
Frank Wendel
Alliance
Ohio
Homer Long
H. C. Long
Spencer
Luiville
Ek S. Bingham
Pineville
A. Waters
North Madison
Misa Marie Hunger
Hayden, Ind
Arthur Menne
Nancy Monroe
South Eset Street
Indianapolis
D. F. Brosgart
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pleasant Ridge Church
Emma Bear
Eagle Spring Grange Hall
William McLaine
South Mulberry Street
Central Hotel
McLaine
Resolutions Mourn Death of Edward E Powell Hospital Trustee
A community notice reports the King's Daughters Hospital mourning Edward E Powell trustee and Bethany Circle honorary member. Resolutions extend sympathy to his family, commend his life by the Golden Rule, and request copies to be sent to Mrs Powell and local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Powell
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Bethany Circle
Caroline Blankinship
Rachel Best
E. J. Scott
William A McGuire Dies After Illness in Madison
William A McGuire a longtime Madison resident and former Ohio River steamboat steward died yesterday at Cragmont Hospital aged 68. Born in Carrollton Kentucky he lived most of his life in Madison and was head cook at Cragmont for months. He leaves his son Carlos and brother John with his mother and two brothers. funeral arrangements set at his mother's home for tomorrow afternoon at 3 with burial in Springdale Cemetery under Mason Lodge care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. McGuire
Madison
Mr. McGuire
Cragmont
Carlos McGuire
John McGuire
Carrollton
Elizabeth McGuire
Ellison D. McGuire
Arthur
Mesura
John
Elilison D. McGuire
Pittsburg
Cairo
McQuire
Chiietizo Church
Mascaoa and No. 3 Fire Co
Rev. Moody
Christian Church
Springdale
Masona
Beauty and Brains contest seeks new film stars
Mis Secue Bodam of Madison competes in the Beauty and Brains contest by Photoplay Magazine and World Film Corporation. Eleven young women travel to Fort Lee New Jersey for a thorough tryout as film actresses with all expenses paid and potential one year contracts at star salaries. Judges include Miss Lilian Russell and William A Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nettie Alene Bodam
N. Walnut Sr
Madison
Photoplay Magazine
World Film Corporation
Fort Lee
New Jersey
New York City
Lilian Russell
William A. Brady
Attorneys seek new trial for Erroll Key in Miller killing
In Danville on November 27 attorneys for Erroll Key, convicted of manslaughter in the killing of his cousin Forest Miller, plan to move for a new trial asserting trial error and the court refused to allow testimony about the Miller family attitude toward the defendant before the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Erroll Key
Forest Miller
Miller
Passenger Presumed Drowned After Tivoli Fire Near Baltimore
A Tivoli steamer passenger is believed drowned after a fire near Baltimore last night, with one dead. Separately in New York, reports say the American steamer Robert M Thompson evaded British patrols to reach Bergen with supplies for Russia, a move that drew maritime surprise.
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Baltimore
New York
London
Robert M. Thompson
Bergen
Norway
Archangel
Russia
Need of aerial preparedness expert urges large public subscriptions
Joseph A. Steinmetz of the Aero Club of Pennsylvania calls for major U S aerial and submarine buildup funded by the public. He cites French and German acts of 1912 14 showing subscriptions produced hundreds of aircraft, trained pilots, and stations, urging an American national aeroplane fund to train aviators equip the national guard and mail service, ready for military use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Joseph A. Steinmetz
The
Aero Club of Pennsylvania
Navy
Steinmetz
France
Germany
Aerial League of
Aerial League
Reichstag
Aerial League of Germany
Reinhold Boehm
Heinrich Oelrich
Basser
Landsmann
Otto Linnekogel
Mount McShinley
America
American National Aeroplane Fund
National Guard
Naval
States
Local farmer shoots gray eagle after protecting geese
J. E. Walters of Elizabethtown Kentucky killed a gray eagle on his farm four miles east of town after the bird had just killed his goose. Walters joined the affray with a shotgun and the eagle measured seven feet across its wingspan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
J. E. Walters
Mr. Walters
Herrick Urges Farmers Union and Co operation
Former Ambassador Myron T. Herrick told an agricultural conference that American farming suffers from lack of organization across industrial commercial and financial lines. He urged cooperative banks and legal frameworks to unite farmers and boost efficiency and profits through stronger associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Myron T. Herrick
United States
France
Herrick
Werrick
Herald
Consumers
Mr. Herrick
America
Plains
Tidewater
Akron probation officer reports on alimony delivery
Probation Officer Switzer instructed Harry Hood to pay $8 weekly alimony. Hood left $4.50 in a package on his wife's porch, and Mrs. Hood urged Switzer to recover the remaining 50 cents and suggested forwarding the payment through Take The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, O
Switzer
Harry
Hood
Army and Navy Football Game Draws 41000 in New York
Forty one thousand persons including President Wilson and party saw the Army defeat Navy 14 to 0 in New York this afternoon. Army dominance and the presence of high officials highlighted the annual clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy
New York
Wilson
Army
Real Estate Transfers Between Thomas Crozier and Hand Obertater
John W. Thomas and wife of Wayne County Michigan transfer property on West Fifth Street to James E. Crozier for private consideration. Lafayette Hand and wife transfer 93 acres in Madison Township to August Obertater for $7,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Thomas
Wayne County
Mich
James E. Crozier
West Fifth Street
Lafayette Hand
August Obertater
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Jacob Sailor
Mrs. Chieles Powell
Mary Walker
Mary Gallagher
Misa Nell Bingham
Misses Gallagher
Clarence Scott
Home Folke
James King
Cleveland
Pasnow
Forei
Lucy Jeffries
Clifty
Shelbyville
Lexington
James Davis
Jessie
Charles Lyon
Mies Davis
St. Louie
J. W. Zimmerman
Margaret McIntyre
Oliver Mc Tntyre
J. W Flanders
Miss Grace
Mia
John R. Pogue
Stella E Jackson
Home Church
Macedonia
Walter Land
Leona Vestal
J. N. North
Charles Lanham
East Shelly Township
Farmer City
Ill
Harry Lemen
Erna
Kate Shamback
John Artz
Dupont
Artz
Commissey
Lealdus Holwager
Delphy Holwager
Emerson Lemen
Jennie Johnson
Mra C. K. Lewin
San Francisco Exposition
Far West
Canada
Maurice Prewatt
Chicago
Portia
Ophelia Jarabee
East Third Street
Jefferson Street
Matthew Risk Oo
C. J. Kohl
Nature
Warner E Pratt
Bride
Lugano Thomas
Margaret Sigman
Sheriff McKay
Leon Sigmon
North Vernon
Mies Sigemon
Charles Schmidt
North
John Bergman
Utenbein
Wm. Bergman
Walter Bergman
Mre. Schmidt
Conrad Eckert
Eafe
William A. M’guire
Mis Secue Bodam
Steamla
U. A. Steinmetz
Herrick Urges Farmers’ Union
Saya
American Press Association
Akron
Ebersole
T. Drake
Manonie
the Madison Investment CO
Indiana Title Association
Jefferson County
Matibon
Stebert Blook
H. P. McKeand
Lotz Bros. Shoe
E. Main ST
Lydia Ey
Jere
Flemphreys' Homec. Medicting Company
Willams Street
Humphreys
William Street
F. W. Pfortner
S. Jefferson Street
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