Madison Local Notes A Mix of Moves Crimes And Biz
Madison scenes mix real estate transfers and movings with court actions and social news. Effie Moody with husband sell 2 acres on Saluda Spur to John Rankin. Noah N. Phillippy named administrator of Romania Phillippy estate. price 165.0. Local detentions include Joseph Miller fined 15.5 dollars for intoxication and John Boos fined 5 dollars with jail time. A break in theft reports canned goods stolen from Simmons home. Milan high defeated Madison high 22 to 18 in basketball. Miss Minnie Oglesby arrives from New York to rest in Springdale vault. Nola Winters seeks divorce from William Winters over 20-year marriage. Judge orders 100 support and stay of property disposition pending January term.
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Laws Nce Smith
Howard Powell
Indianapolis
Pas Vein
Evensville
Fein
Charles Jessup
Jevierson Street
Effie Moody
John W. Rankin
Saluda Sp
Noah N. Phillippy
Romania C. Phillippy
Milan High School
Madison High School
Nola Winters
Armstrong
William Winters
Emerson Lemen
Madison
Michigan Road
Griffith
Death of a Former Lancaster Resident
Telegram arrives announcing the death of Mrs. Alice Walker Land in Billings Montana after a protracted typhoid illness. She was the wife of Graham B. Land and granddaughter of the late Reuben Walker a former county commissioner. Surviving are her husband a son Frank and a sister Mrs J S Rawlings. Burial at Billings. She was born and raised in Lancaster township and leaves many friends here.
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John Chapman
Alice Walker Land
Graham B. Land
Reuben Walker
Billings
Mont
Frank
J. S. Rawlings
Dupont, Ind
Lancaster Township
Sudden Death of Archibald S. Graham in Madison
Archibald S. Graham died suddenly at 10 o clock from heart trouble. He was 68, born in the city, survived by a widow, two children, a sister in Cosington Kentucky, and several nieces and nephews. Longtime owner of the Graham spoke factory and later ran the McKim Cochran Coal Co. Funeral plans are pending with private services at home and burial likely Monday.
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Archibald S. Graham
Madison
Graham
Hartley
Cosington
Walter Greiner
Robin Graham
McKim-Cochran Coal Co
Robert Graham
Walnut Street Fire Company No 4 Elects Officers For 6-Month Term
At its regular meeting Walnut Street Fire Company No 4 voted a Christmas gift of 20 to each member. Albert G Winter was named President and Assistant Chief. Charles Breitenbach became Vice President and John Kalb was re elected Secretary for a 39th term. Frank J Schram is Treasurer and Chief with six month terms for all officers. John Kalb nears 40 years in office after another half term.
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Walnut Street Fire Company No. 4
Albert G. Winter
Charles Breitenbach
John A. Kalb
Frank J. Schram
Frank Voelker
Jacob Leinenweber
Villa Gives Up Fight Against Mexican Government
General Francisco Villa reportedly abandons the struggle against the de facto Mexican government. Loyal followers are dispersing, with many seeking peace with Carranza. Villa, urged by staff and wife, plans unclear moves possibly to the United States or Europe.
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el Paso
Tex
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Chihuahua
Carranza
Villa
Council of War
United States
Europe
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Porfirio Diaz
Donnteo Orango
Las Nieves
Durango
Quail law ends as Indiana town reports scarce birds
Madison notes December 20 lists a series of local movements and events. Residents travel to Louisville and Pittsburgh for holidays while others attend funerals and meetings. A notable death, Richard Donlin, is shipped to Bloomington. Roadside incidents and a rabbit hunting gathering highlight a day of routine civic life.
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Indiana
Jefferson County
Marie Louise Robinson
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Hartley
Covington
A. S. Graham
Death of Arthur S Loth 12 son of U S meat inspector
Arthur Stollmaier Loth aged 12 of west Third street died after two days of pneumonia. Son of Dr. and Mrs Henry Loth the U S meat inspector at Pearl Packing Co funeral services were at 2 PM at the residence with Rev W Thompson Campbell officiating burial in Springdale cemetery. He leaves an older sister Leonora and brother Clifford. Arthur was a pupil in 6-B Eggleston School and well liked by teachers and friends.
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Henry Loth
West Third Street
Dr. Loth
U. S
Pearl Packing Co
Springdale Cemetery
W. Thompson Campbell
Arthur
Death of Madison Resident John F. Hildreth at 75
John F. Hildreth longtime Madison watchman at Schofield woolen mills died Saturday evening after a two year illness. Funeral held at his east Front street home with Rev. Turner officiating and church quartet. Burial in Springdale Cemetery. Survived by widow five sisters and two sons deceased Hosea and Fletcher. He previously piloted boats on the Mississippi River.
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Madison
East Front Street
Turner
Trinity Church
Springdale Cemetery
Messrs
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S. J. Schofield
William J. Schmidt
Howard Schofield
Joseph L. Schofield
John S. Schofield
Newport
Hosea
Fletcher
Hildreth
Sarah Dielenhein
Michigan
J. O. Schofield
City
Emma Moore
Josephine Shidler
Atlanta
Margaret Latrop
Kansas City
Schofield Woolen Mills
Memphis
Tenn
Cincinnati
W C T U Monthly Meeting Program at Willard Hall
The program lists devotions, talks on national prohibition and peace, Gleanings From Union Signal, 1915 temperance victories, poems and a war preps discussion. Mrs F L Peck, Mrs George Nichols, Mrs Edward Andres, Mrs Stapp, Mrs George Augustin, Mrs E C Williams prepare readings. Hostesses are Mrs Jesse Dunn and Mrs R S Callis. Doston Journal
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F. L. Peck
George Nichols
Union Signal
Edward Andres
The
Union
the Cross Roads
E. C. Williams
Jesse Dunn
R. S. Callis
Jokes of Taste Vary Across Viewers
A compact note from Washington Star and Baltimore American hints that humor divides audiences. The column marks how what amuses one person may tire another, reflecting differing tastes in comedy.
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Washington Star
Always the Way and Displacement in Naval News
A clipped humorous exchange cites Puck’s line about a ship with forty gone and the naval scholars. It notes displacement of 30 000 tons and a value of 13 000 000 dollars, with a wry Boston Transcript joke about Tom Singleton’s slow mend.
Dedication Exercises At New King's Daughters Hospital
Large audience attended the dedicatory rites at the new King's Daughters Hospital starting at 2 PM and lasting about 1 hour. The program included the dedication address and close, with a hospital-building ceremony and remarks by leaders. funeral notices followed for Arch Graham and a private burial at Springdale.
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King’s Daughters
King's Daughters’ Hospital
Westerday
Bern
Owell
Fittine
Bather Crithineck
W. Thompson Campbell
Broadwell
Father Bile
Elaver BE. Scott
Drok W. Turner
Moody
Final Arrangements for Villa's Army Surrender
Andres in Carranzista Consul reports surrender plans for Villa's army as Villa eyes crossing into the United States. The War Department asked to ensure Gen Willko receives the best treatment under U.S. orders, while the State Department seeks to thwart any Carranza efforts to extradite Villa into the United States.
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EL Piso
Andres Him
Carranzista
Villa
United States
Warhinetan
Bist Phaartment
Willko
Tedas
State Department
President Wilson and bride make first public glimpse in Hot Springs
After twenty four hours in seclusion the President and his bride emerged this afternoon for a lobby visit. They then entered a touring car and drove off on a long ride with accompanying service agents nearby.
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Hot Springs
Via
Wilson
Bride
Wilson issues relief proclamation for Polish people
President Wilson issued a proclamation designating December 20 as the day to make contributions for Polish relief. The Senate approved a Kern-backed resolution on December 17 confirming the action.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Kern
Metzler confession targets Welland canal plot arrests
Federal officials report Frederick Metzler and Paul Kuenig’s secretary confessed to new angles in the Welland canal plot. They say the disclosures will lead to many arrests in other cities.
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Welland Canal
New York
Frederick Metzler
Paul Kuenig
Taft Stricken With Chills Aboard Milwaukee Train
On December 20 in La Crosse Wisconsin ex President Taft was taken with chills while traveling by train from Milwaukee He rests at the home of Yale classmate George W Burton and is recovering there.
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la Crosse
Wis
Taft
Milwaukee
George W. Burton
Yale
Mayor Batchelor Files Candidacy for 11th District
Mayor Batchelor announces bid for the Republican congressional nomination in the eleventh district. The declaration confirms his local leadership role and sets the course for the party primary.
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Marion
Batchelor
Unknown British cruiser off Galveston bar refuses contact
Galveston reports a British cruiser near the bar refusing to communicate with the land wireless office. Roy Kk Lower was a passenger headed to Cincinnati to join Mrs. Lower for a visit of several days.
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Land Wireless Office
Roy. Kk. A. Lower
Cincinnati
Mrs. Lower
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