Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements From Madison Readers
Madison residents testify to kidney pills improving weak kidneys and back pains. Mrs Nan Oakley and Mrs Oakley recount lasting relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Harper's drug store, noting satisfaction and repeated recommendations. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. Adv.
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Dean
Nan Oasley
Walnut Street
Harper's Drug Store
Oakley
Adrong
Doan
Foster - Milburt Co., Props
Buffalo
N.Y
Adv
Allies reveal sharp notes sent to German peace delegation
Washington reports the Supreme Council released the contents of two sharp notes to the German peace delegation dated December 8. The first note warns Germany that until the peace treaty is in force a denunciation of the armistice allows allied forces full latitude for any military measures deemed necessary and urges immediate signature of the protocol and ratification deposit.
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Washington
Supreme Council
Paris
Crerman
Germany
Berger Nominated in Milwaukee After Sedition Conviction
Victor Berger, denied a Congress seat by the House Privileges and Election Committee and under a twenty year penitentiary sentence for sedition, receives Socialist nomination in Milwaukee's fifth district. Primary results show Berger and Republican rivals Bodenstab Cannonitate with unclear totals.
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Milwaukee
Victor Berger
Congress
House Privileges and Election Committee
Fifth Congressional District
Conpress
Berger
Theod
Henry Bodenstab
Hearing Postponed For War Probe And Contempt Case
United States government attorneys led by Attorney General Palmer appeared before Judge Anderson and requested continuances for both the contempt charges against miners officials and the Federal Grand Jury probe of wartime activities. The miners’ lawyers concurred, setting the contempt hearing for December 16 and the grand jury probe for December 17. No indication of drops or presses on the charges was given.
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Indianapolis
United States
Palmer
Anderson
White House to Send Message on Road Situation soon
The White House stated President Wilson will transmit a special message to Congress regarding the road situation. No details were given on whether the Attorney General advised returning road ownership to owners.
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Washington
Dee
White House
Wilson
Congress
Representatives Appeal to House Agriculture Panel on Prohibition
Representatives Rainey and Gallion urged repeal of the war time prohibition law before the House Agriculture Committee. The committee took no action at the session in Washington on December 9.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Rainey
Gallion
Death of Madison Resident Miss Alice Logan in Louisville
Word received by Mr. William L Hill reports Miss Alice Logan former Madison resident for over 60 years died at her Louisville home Sunday. She was 74 and a daughter of James T Logan a Madison businessman linked with Senator James Hill in local lumber. Burial occurred in Louisville this afternoon. She had many friends in Madison who mourn her passing.
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William L. Hill
Alice Logan
Madison
Louisville
Miss Logan
James T. Logan
James Hill
Market Opens Strong in Tobacco Sale Record High Averages
The Madison market opened stronger with good and fine tobacco leading gains. Offerings totaled about 65 000 pounds averaging 46 cents, with many baskets selling above 90 cents to a dollar. Notable results include R L Conner 3725 pounds at 49c and John Perry 17025 pounds at 80c, among others. Mrs Elizabeth R Trow and Miss Frances Ross traveled to Cincinnati for the day.
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R. L. Conner
Bedford
John Perry
Harry Wilson
Milton
McDowell & Abbott
Kemp & Sigman
W. Jenkins
Madison
Farmers Warehouse
Fifty-Fifty Trains Planned For Coal Savings
Five hundred fifty trains slated for elimination on eastern rails at midnight as a coal conservation measure. Railway officials say the cut will affect service on several eastern routes and reduce coal consumption nationwide.
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New York
Dee
Mrs Mary Anna Heitz dies after long illness at Madison
Mrs Mary Anna Heitz widow of Adam Heitz died at 9 this morning at her daughter Mrs Michael Requet's home five miles north of Madison. She lived in the county all her life born April 15 1845 near China. Survived by four sons Frank Edward George and William. Funeral at St Anthony's China Thursday at 9. Interment in church cemetery.
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Mary Anna Heitz
Adam Heitz
Michael Requet
Cross Road
Michigan Road
Madison
Heitz
China
John
Lydia Ferguson
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Requet
Frank
Cincinnati
Edward
Newport
George
Indianapolis
William
Wirt
St. Anthony’s Church
Secretary Wilson Urges Miners to Accept President Wilson Plan
Secretary of Labor Wilson telegraphed John J. Lewis urging miners to accept the president's settlement basis. He says he has worked with the president for over six years and warns the country faces a difficult industrial situation that could threaten the foundation of social life.
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Washington
Wilson
John J. Lewis
Forewarned Sheriff Foils Bank Robbery in Early Morning
Sheriff and three deputies deterred a bank heist at Savings Lots. A gun battle erupted with robbers. two were killed and one seriously wounded. Officers aided periodical casualties and secured the scene.
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Orwell
Deco
Mexican diplomat note eyed as Jenkins release cited
The Mexican reply to a state department note is expected today as American Consul Jenkins is reportedly released. Tobacco sales at Peoples, Farmers and Snooks warehouses showed midrange prices with slight improvements and totals tallied for yesterday. Schmidlap Lodge No 408 F and A M elected W A Crosby, George M Black, Aba Cavitt, J W L C Filson as officers with Calvin Bolen treasurer and William Steadman Sr as S D.
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Washington
State Department
Regursley American
Jenkins
Mexico
Peoples, Fateners
Snooks
Peoples
Schmidlap Lodge No
W. A. Crosby
W.aie
George M. Black
S. W. Aba Cavitt
Madison Public Schools Observe Christmas Holidays
The Madison public schools observe holidays from Friday December 19 to Monday December 29. New Year’s Day will have regular sessions. Eighty five percent of the same people are affected on the left side.
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Madison
Hughes Urges Federal Aid to Farming in Defense of Act
Former Justice Mekeo argues that the Federal Farm Loan Act is constitutional and essential to secure a stable food supply. He contends government support for farming through land banks and tax exempt bonds can provide low interest credit, aiding farmers nationwide.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Mekeo
Eas
Fred Fa
Mr. Wiches
Congress
Dle
Mary Kieffert Leaves for Louisville After Visit
Mrs. Mary Kieffert takes the morning train home to Louisville after visiting her daughter Sister Mary Francis who serves as Sister Superior at St. Michael's school.
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Mary Kieffert
Louisville
Sister Mary Francis
St. Michael’s School
Proposal to investigate wage increase in Indianapolis
Wilson proposes a commission to study coal industry wage conditions and operators' profits to decide if a further wage rise is warranted. The plan calls for a 4 percent wage increase if justified, with presidential appointment of the commission to determine work conditions and rates.
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Indianapolis
Decender 4 Presse
Deat Wilson
Presi
Weorksage
Cabinet Restricts Talks to Routine Matters
The cabinet met and discussed only routine matters. Secretaries Lane and Lansing stated the coal situation was not discussed and there was nothing new in the Mexican situation.
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Washington
Lane
Lansing
Fansing
Bonar Law Denies France and England Defense Pact Talk
London December reports quote Bonar Law denying France and England are negotiating a defensive treaty if the United States withholds ratification of the triple pact. He spoke in the House of Commons to reject such claims and uphold the current alliance stance.
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London
Dec
A. Bonar Law
House of Commons
France
England
United States
Madison Township Teachers Institute Set For January
The Madison township teachers institute will be held on January side in the Madison High School building. Mr Ray Sherman of Manville was a passenger to Indianapolis this morning to visit friends. Mr Lowndes returned on the western train to Detroit where he is in postal service. Lowndes was formerly a teacher in the Broadway high school and has many friends in Madison who were pleased to meet him.
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Madison
Madison Hagh
Ray Sherman
Manville
Indianapolis
Frends
Woo. Lowndes
Daniel Lowndes
Detroit
Mich
Lowndes
Broadway
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