Madison Man Receives Marriage License for Allen Archer and Pauline Sigeon
In Madison Indiana a marriage license was issued to Allen Archer and Pauline Sigeon, both of Switzerland court. Louise Heath of Brooksburg leaves for Indianapolis by train. Mrs Margaret Boyd named guardian for her mother Mrs Margaret Mikesell in Jeffersonville Circuit Court. Local notices report community events and obituaries, including the death of Mrs Shirley Lee in Indianapolis and burial plans in Trimble County Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nichols
Allen Archer
Pauline Sigeon
Switzerland
Louise Heath
Brooksburg
Indianapolis
J. W. Fenn
West Third Street
Cincinnati
Margaret
Boyd
Jeffersonville
Margaret Mikesell
Southeastern Hospital
Mary Schwartekopf
Columbus
George W. Sangler
Hotel Jefferson
Belva Book
Emma Scott
Shirley Lee
Mndianapolis
Virgina Metree
Caravans Move Toward Georgia for Road Building Contract
A convoy of thirteen tracks and three touring cars with workers from Maple Rapids and Meo on their way to Atlanta for road construction under the War den Contract Company. They expect a 50 mile Georgia project to follow 40 miles already built near Atlanta and anticipate a two year job. They left Michigan on a Friday morning, about 450 miles to Madison, aiming to reach by Saturday night. Additional trucks will depart today and Sunday, with about 10 trucks bound for the southern work.
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Madison Eary
Maple Rapids
Meo
Atlanta
Rapids
Georgia
Michigan
Madison
Priest Hurt in Auto Crash Near Edinburg Indiana
The Rev C. P. Barron pastor of Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Edinburg was seriously injured Tuesday night when his car struck an interstate traction car. Barron, known for giving public addresses during local wet and dry campaigns, sustained injuries in the wreck.
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Edinburg
Ind
C. P. Barron
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Soviet Agents Try to Bring Bolshevik Missionaries to America
Soviet agents attempt to smuggle Bolshevik missionaries into the United States. Security measures bar entry by land routes and monitor frontier posts to prevent a large-scale Bolshevik incursion. Passports and identity checks are tightened to stop potential crossings and detect suspicious activity along northern border points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
America
Geroan
Coriu
Owisty Farass
Births and visits mark Madison December scene
In Madison on December 16 a son Ralph Pratt born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Pratt and a daughter Irene Louise Mary to Mr and Mrs George Zepf. Visitors include Mrs George Larbier and son Walter from Fort Wayne, and others from Detroit Indianapolis Jacksonville Shelbyville Franklin Connersville. A public sale of Thomas D Wheeler estate and Elks Lodge receptions noted with new officers and a fall incident injuring Mr James Ritchie reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Martin
Ralph Pratt
Irene Louise Mary
George Zepf
North
Jefferson Street
George Larbier
Walter
Fort Wayne
Startley W. Cochrane
Detroit
Louis Rivaud
Indianapolis
Thomas Joyce
Telegraph Hall
Raymond Kahn
John Thacker
Jacksonville
Fla
W. E Carr
Mary Stella
Franklin
Carr
Mary Huffman
Claudia Weble
Shelbyville
Jos. Worland
Connersville
Canaan
Thomas D. Wheeler
John H. Wehner
Kate Wheeler
Emerson Lemen
Joseph MI. Cooper
Deer Rescued After Dog Attack in Stream
A chaotic scene unfolds as a deer fights off a dog by a flowing stream with bystanders watching. The struggle ends with the deer escaping into the forest and the dog retreating, leaving observers relieved.
Lied to Save His Mother Alters Court Sentence
The confession reveals a man named Sanar topp admitting to aiding his mother’s case. Investigators note moving to fe elared his i wih ott, leading to his release after a long period. The record mentions Tater Walle Dinveeff in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topp
Striking At Human Liberty In Fort Wrane Protest
Fort Wayne Indiana school policy bans girls from wearing skirts more than ten inches from the floor and mandatory square necked dresses with puffed ears. The affected students oppose the prohibition and protest the rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wrane
Ind
Frotm
Local Property Transfers and New Membership in Juniata Tribe
James W Waltz and wife transfer property to Dela na Bear and others for $1. John Roch sells north Mulberry street property to Gus Yunker for 1500. Genevieve Foster to Josie M and Florence Roch on north Jefferson street for 2100. John P Turner and wife to Thomas L South on a Saluda farm for 1600. The Juniata Tribe of Haymakers met and admitted George Ackerman Joseph Potter Floyd Francisco Alva Richardson Jarvey Green. members celebrated with hot weiners coffee and cigars.
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James W. Waltz
Delana Bear
John Roch
Gus Yunker
North Mulberry Street
Genevieve Foster
Josie M
Florence Roch
North Jefferson Street
John PT. Lurner
Thomas L. South
Saluda
Juniata Tribe of Haymakers
George Ackerman
Joseph Potter
Floyd Francisco
Alva Richardson
Jarvey Green
Newsboy King Weds London Bride in Wartime Uniform
Samuel TH. Cole marries Adela Victoria Robertson of London in St James Church England. The bride reportedly hails from a wealthy family and wears a World War I era War Nurse uniform. Cole carries a bundle of newspapers as they exit the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel TH. Cole
New York
Adela Victoria Robertson
London
St. James Shurch
Cole
Apartments With Children in Buffalo Described as Welcome
Fragmentary report describes an apartment house where children are tolerated and seen as integral, with residents and observers noting the challenges and acceptance of kids in the building. Quotes express mixed views on parenting and public space within the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woo
Arle
Eames
Squatters Seize Park Land Two Months After Claim
In Vienna squatters mostly older workers seized a district’s green space and oaks from authorities. They set up shelters and built rudimentary structures around fields and crops to pressure the government. After a period of tense standoffs, police restored access and cleared several lines around the gates.
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Veenna
Pennsylvania’s Largest Tree Measured At 125 Feet
A state forestry survey identifies a 125 year old tree on the farm of John Marister Wingtestawai Prane Dhdnocesiity in Harrishburs Pennsylvania as the state’s largest. The tree stands 125 feet tall with a wide crown and a 7 foot diameter, planted to commemorate the burial site of Indian chief John Goodway. it remains in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrishburs
State Forestry Department
Delads
John Maris Ter Wingtestawai Prane Dhdnocesiity
Enatoere
John Goodway
Humphreys Doctor for Every Ills Medicine Ad
An old advertisement lists Humphreys' Doctor for Every Ills Medicine with remedies for fevers colic diarrhea cough toothache and other ailments in multiple languages. It promotes cures for rheum, piles, asthma and more. Published by Humphreys Indicine Co at Corner William and Ada streets New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennen
Chicago
Dempsey
Senate
Darynwilla
A Broken Reed Hearts Hope Restored in Loyal Heir
Rodney Lewis rises from poverty to rescue Alma Hume, daughter of Alexander Hume, in a tale of family ruin and renewed fortune. Rodney frees Alma from kidnappers, aids the literary fortune, and helps restore his parents to comfort as Mr Hume publishes his books.
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Eunice
Mercy Lewis
Rodney
Joshua Lewis
Robert
Ife
Rodney Lewis
Haedel
Ft. Mn
Toolkiedler
Miesander Plume
Waedbiios
Ibrary
Pinae If
Rasdres
Corm
Wadham
Alma Hume
Alma Y Hume
Wadhams
Alexander Hume
Hume
Ships Rapidly Convert to Oil Fueled Engines Worldwide
Lloyds Register notes a surge in oil fueled ships. United States Great Britain and Japan lead new tonnage with 426 vessels fitted for oil, 28 new diesel subsidies, and 56 ships over 10,000 gross tons under construction.
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United States
Great Britain
Japan
Lloyds’ Register of Shipping
Lloyda’ Register
United Kingdom
Afrika
Tapan
Catadda
Tale
Sweden
Spat
Denmark
Lloyds’ Register
Red Leaders Ousted From Germany Conference Delegates Ordered Out
Russian socialist delegates M. Zlinovieff and M. Losowsky were expelled by the German government while at a socialist conference in Berlin. The action follows tensions between Germany and Soviet representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Germany
M. Zlinovieff
M. Losowsky
Balle
Between the Rivers Love Story Contest Twist
Wilfred Thayer, professor at Carleton College, judges a true love story contest for Woman's Sphere. He identifies Phyllis Kenyon as the author of Between the Rivers and persuades her to withdraw the piece, revealing their secret romance. He offers support and love, and Phyllis accepts.
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Wilfred Thayer
Carleton College
Wilfred
Vic
Wes
Patterte
Blailis
Phillis
Kenyon
Myrtle Street
Ashton
Marite Street
Phadlis
Keay
Miss Kenyon
Charlotte Kenyon
Phyllis
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Lee Desauer
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Louis E. Moore
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William V. Breitenbach
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Casper Kran
Boyeur
James Ritchie
Bear Bros. Law U:ll
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Indicine CO
William and
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Western Newspaper Union
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Joseph Styr
Pittsburgh
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Prague
J. Blava
University of Prague
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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