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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1915

Page

5

Progressives Split Over Watson as U S Senate Candidate

A Marion editor argues Progressive support for Watson remains weak due to his leadership in the 1912 Chicago convention and his ties to Harry S. New. The piece contends New and Watson share Republican views and both lack true Progressive endorsement, urging careful candidate choice.

Indiana Pessoa Carty Hare Oo Oe United States Senate James E. Watson Watson Chicago Harry S. New Cee New United States Ati Marion Fd ader-Tribune

Widow Hosts Christmas Tree for Prize Dogs in Indiana

Lawrenceburg Indiana December 27 Mrs Carel G Colt a wealthy widow and financier of high society prize winning dogs decorated a large Christmas tree with colored lights flags and meat cakes and toys for five registered dogs Angora cats shared in the feast Each dog received a harness blanket sweater and Christmas breakfast and the cats a blanket meat milk and rubber rats and birds A wreath was placed on the grave of Little Billy one of her dogs buried in the garden

Lawrenceburg Ind Carel G. Colt

Morgan's Raid Through Indiana and Capture Near Ohio

Morgan led a fast northward advance from Corydon to Salem and through Scott and Jefferson counties before crossing into Ohio. His raid included seizing meat packers’ goods in Jefferson county and fighting through Indiana for about a week. Two weeks later the remnants of his force, about 250 men, were captured on the Ohio border.

Morgan Corydon Salem Scott County Vernon Jefferson County Ohio Indiana Greensburg Times

Appointment of Administrator for Romania C Phillips Estate

Notice states S B Wells as attorney and Noah N Phillips appointed by the Jefferson County Indiana Circuit Court clerk as administrator of Romania C Phillips estate who is deceased. The notice is dated December 18, 1915.

Jefferson County Indiana Romania C. Phillips Solacne Noah N. Phillipy S. B. Wells

War Update From 1914 Baltic Coast and Global Fronts

Russian ships attack the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Bulgarian sub sunk. two Turkish gunboats lost. Russians prepare invasion depots. In London the Asquith government faces conscription crisis with no statement after two hours. Vanstirum sunk by a German submarine. King Victor Emmanuel wounded in hospital. Nine German Austrian submarines sunk or captured in the Mediterranean. United States mail seized on the Nieuw Amsterdam. Westende shelled by Allied monitors.

Petrograd Black Sea London Asquith Paris Mediterranean Sitys Figaro

Eight Members of Congress Indicted for Pro German Activities

The federal grand jury indicted eight men including Congressman Frank Buchanan and former Rep. Robert Fowler for pro German actions in the United States. The group, linked to the Labor National Peace Council, allegedly sought to impede war effort and aid the Allies as authorities pursued their motives. Penalty is one year in prison or a $10,000 fine or both.

New York Congress Labor National Peace Council Organization David Lamar Frank Buchanan Dacale Tayder East Orange Robert Fowler Ilinois Frank S. Monett Genenal of Ohio Herman Scheldes Henry Bo Miartin Franz von Rintelin England von Rintelin Warner

Renewal of Submarine Warfare in the Mediterranean

Washington reports renewed submarine warfare in the Mediterranean causes grave concern. Officials believe Austrian boats are torpedoing without warning. If American lives are lost, the United States may take action after Vienna receives the Ancona note via Ambassador Penfield in Vienna within 48 hours.

Washington Mediterranean Ocean United States Vienna Ancona Ambassador Penfield

President Wilson Celebrates 59th Birthday

In Hot Springs Virginia today December 28 President Wilson marks his 59th birthday. A National colors adorned portrait hangs in the hotel lobby as a large cake with 59 candles awaits Mrs. Wilson for the ceremonial lighting.

Hot Springs Wilson

Spread of the Revolution in China

Washington reports the continued spread of the Chinese revolution draws keen diplomatic interest. The outcome could affect World War dynamics as Japan may join, with China aiding the Allies. Allies would welcome Japanese involvement to curb German influence and accelerate campaigns in the Balkans and Egypt.

Washington China Japan Tlt Hes Balkan Egypt

Congressman Rouse Learns Florence Station Not Florence Post

Washington December 27 A. B. Rouse Covington district rushed to the Post Office Department after receiving a special delivery letter from Florence Kentucky claiming a post office abolition. He learned the notice referred to Florence Station McCracken County not Florence Boone County, a clerk’s error.

Washington A. B. Rouse Covington Florence Boone County Kentucky Post-office Department Rouse Post Office Department Florence Station McCracken County

Appointments in Indianapolis Name L Ert Shick as U S District Attorney

L Ert Shick was formally appointed United States district attorney at Indianapolis on December 28. The ceremony confirmed Shick in the post, naming him to prosecute federal cases in the district. The announcement came from Washington and marks a key federal legal appointment for Indiana.

Washington L. Ert Shick United States Indianapolis

Officials deny Austrian rejection in Ancona case reports

Washington officials deny reports that Austria has rejected the demands in the Ancona case. No further details were provided on the status or next steps in the dispute.

Austria Ancona Washington

New Haven Railway Directors Face Jury Verdict

Federal Judge Hunt denied the motion to dismiss the indictments against the directors of the New Haven Railway. The defendants must stand or fall by a jury verdict.

New Haven New York Hunt New Haven Railway

Rev Dr J W Dashiell Dies in Moores Hill

Rev Dr J W Dashiell died at his home in Moores Hill Saturday afternoon after a short illness of dropsy. He was formerly a Greensboro resident and a pastor of the First Methodist church. He held high church positions and was long affiliated with Moores Hill College. Noah Dashiell is a brother. Mrs J D Sidener is a daughter.

EW. Dashiell Moores Hill Dashiell Greensboro First Methodist Church Moores Hill College Noah Dashiell J. D. Sidener Erney Greensburg Times

Yuan Shih-Kai to Accept Chinese Imperial Throne

Marion Emer Kern, 34, was arrested Sunday for theft of 60 dollars from Everett Carndall at a Van Buren restaurant. Police say Kern confessed, with the money found in his pocket. Yuan Shih Kai, former president, has accepted the offer to become Emperor.

Yuan Shih-K'sai Marion Emer Kern Everett Carndall Carndall van Buren Kern

Capt Carl Boy-ed Sails for Europe on Rotterdam

Captain Carl Boy-ed the recalled German naval attache sails for Europe aboard the liner Rotterdam. He makes a statement on American newspaper sentiment. Also aboard Brand Whitlock returning to Belgium and Colonel E M House bound for a secret peace mission. Licenses to wed: George O Chitwood to Ella Tague and Henry M Woodward to Louise C Treece.

New York Carl Boy-ed Europe Rotterdam Brand Whitlock Belgium E. M. House Wilson George O. Chitwood Scottsburg Ella Tague This County Henry M. Woodward Louise C. Treece Clark County

Mrs. Elizabeth Cook Dies at 75 in Indianapolis

Mrs. Elizabeth Cook aged 75 mother of Homer L. Cook Secretary of State died here this morning in Indianapolis.

Homer L. Cook Indianapolis Elizabeth Cook

Socialist party pressure on Congressman Dixon vote against army bills

Congressmen Dixon faced a Decatur county Socialist resolution demanding he oppose all bills for military expansion. They argue war prep provokes conflict and profits for munition makers while Europe is crippled financially and militarily. Henry Niemberg dies at 60 in Carrollton after liver illness. unmarried, sister Mrs. Grobmyer hosts. funeral at Carrollton Catholic Church Thursday at 9. Miss Clara Woods visits Madison from Columbus.

Greensburg Ind Socialist Party Decatur County Dixon Europe America Madison Henry Niemberg Carrollton J. K. Grobmyer Madison Council Knights of Columbus

World Court League forms in Albany with noted directors

The World Court League for judicial investigations to settle international differences was incorporated today in Albany. Directors include Henry Clews John Hays Hammond Alton B Parker and Augustus Bush. Lebanon Rollo W Brown and W W Black will speak at the Boone county teachers institute January 21 and 22.

Albany World Court World’s Court League Henry Clews John Hays Hammond Alton B. Parker Augustus Bush Lebanon Rollo W. Brown Wabash College W. W. Black Department of Education Indiana Universary Boone County Teachers’ Institute

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