Unknown vessel SOS in North Atlantic and local Liberty Guards meeting
An unidentified vessel in the north Atlantic sent SOS during a tercidie gale. In Middletork a Liberty Guards group plans a February 9 meeting at Middlefork Christian Church for physical exams and officer elections. Committee members name many volunteers and expect speakers from the State Council of Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athantic
Pelo
North Atlantic
S. QO. S
State Council of Defense
Clarence Shinness
James Hash
Geo. W. Riggle
Public Service Commission Seeks Coal Hauling Rate Hike
Indianapolis reports all Indiana coal railroads asked PSC for permission to raise hauling charges by fifteen cents. Hanover area notes farm meetings at Antioch Grange Hall on Feb 3 5 8 1918 with lectures by J B Demaree State Plant Pathologist and Doddridge on garden pests and orchard management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
B. AL. Doddridge
Hanover Vocational School
Antioch Grange Hall
Hanover
Madison Herald
J. B. Demaree
Madison
Ben. H. Doddridge
Gibbs and Montgomery
Reading
William Hennessy
Miss Drybread
Prof
Doddridge
Registrants by Jefferson County Draft Board list
List of registrants by Jefferson County Draft Board with names and towns. Includes Francis Prenat, Elmer Nawato, John Taylor, Stanley Barker, Harry Shockbey, Fred Th, Gilbert Vo, Chas Christanan, Clarence Custer, Tom Finnegan, John Stupder, Herbert Aideka, and many others across towns such as Hanover, Brooksburg, Dungan, Canaan, and Kent. The document compiles registrant names alongside their home cities and counties for the draft record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo
Francis Prenat
Lyman Pardner
Elmer Nawato
Nichobius
Percy Mo
Roberteus Fheyat
John Tayior
Hanova
Stanley Bark Puatterse
Harry Shockbey
City of Jesse Dimes Pieskor Atree
Bo Johnson
Joseph Ro
Clarence
Custer NoAba
Fred Th
Wass Brodkstra
Gilbert Vo
Sissatn City
Wes Frank
Cherise
Herbert Adlaca
Earl AY Misore
Marte PhD
Clinton Close
City
Harold Jason Bail Ebesaves
Herbert Ajdeka
Graham A. Waatsitt
Nicholas Ellis
Harvey Mo Brooks
Edward Jones
Mobedi
Kino Ebuttsea
Herbert Bo Wo
Desvout
Fred Richardson
Lexinet
Charles Knoobelty
Willa Sider
Roos
Alfred Do Laws
Paige An Win
Bhlayioch
Cortland
John W. Eads
Harry Vo Lyon
Caluia Oh
Michael Barrett
Henry Stark
Rota
Ed Testansberry
Kesmeton
Raymond Phounts
Ora Willey
John Jesse Smitha
Snyder
North Madison
Patton
Te McDeriiott
William A. Danlop
Ctty
Roy Bb. Mathews
Canaan
Waltea
Guy Copple
Hanover
Oliver RK. Reed
Cleves
Ohio
James Douglass
Perry Fe. Andrews
John Win
Selig
Kent
Frederick Peddie
Harold Grimes
Joseph Bodem
Arthur Storie
Win
Earls
Grover Chasteen
Lester Wi. Custer
Harry Sutherland
Bradford
Mis reading hides a cryptic transfer tale
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a transfer or deed involving named parties and a gate site. Details are unreadable, but the text suggests a legal or property matter with individuals and a location.
Notice of Divorce Action Carrie Mae Wright Jefferson County
In the Jefferson County Circuit Court a divorce action No 5722 is filed by Ls against Carrie Mae Wright. The defendant nonresident is notified to appear at the March term 1918 by April 2 at Madison Court House to answer the complaint. a sworn witness affidavit accompanies the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iindiana
Jeffarson
Deltersem
Hone Bo Wright
Carrie Mae Wright
Bis
Carrie Mae Waight
Frvdsania
Theoesit
Madison
Imiy
M. Prenath
Curtis Marshall
Birthday Surprise for Mr. Jacob Nauert on 69th Year
Relatives and friends gathered at the home of his daughter Mrs. Anthony Giles on the Michigan road for a birthday party honoring Mr. Jacob Nauert. The evening included euchre and five hundred, a late luncheon, and departures in the early hours despite 6 below zero. Attendees included Clemens Giles, Matthew Nauert, Joseph Augustine, Anthony Giles, Jacob Nauert, Charles Hilbert, Paul Hilbert, Elizabeth Nauert, Michael Seiferman, Helena Requet, and many Nauert and Gilles children. The gathering featured quotes about generosity, pride, halos in heaven, and bees offering rebuke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Nauert
Anthony Giles
Michigan Road
Nauert
Clemens Iiles
Matthew Nauert
Joseph Augustine
Anthony (Alles
Charles Hilbert
Paul Hilbert
Mesdames
Elizabeth Nauert
Michael Seiferman
Helena Requet
Frank Nauert
Mary Nauert
Alfred Nauert
Margaret Augustine
Gertrude Seiferman
Nelda Seiferman
Charles Seiferman
Velma Gilles
Herman Gilles
Germans Rally Attacked Front in France and Other Updates
Reports state a German raid on the American sector near Toul was repelled by prompt artillery. An American, Herbert Sleigh of Johnstown Pennsylvania, killed a German at 1400 yards. Other items note Berlin council expectations, Bolshevik tensions in Petrograd, outrages in Viladivostock, and eight German planes shot down in 24 hours with heavy bombardment near Chemin des ormes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Toul
Stmihiel
Herbert Sleigh
Johnstown
Penna
Paris
War Won When U S Has 3 000 000 in France
Representative Miller who returned from the war zone told the House the war will not be won until the United States has 3,000,000 men in France and that we should have 5,000,000. He said the foe has 9,000,000 trained men and that transportation is the key to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
France
Miller
The
House
Germany
Wadsworth Urges War Cabinet to Shorten War Time
Republican Senator Wadsworth of the Senate Military Affairs Committee warned the war end remains far off. He urged Congress to immediate reorganize war management and push war cabinet and munitions director bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Wadsworth
Senate
Section Struck From Railroad Bill in Compensation Clause
Washington facts indicate the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Commission removed a section from the administration railroad bill. The clause would have placed all government controlled line employees under workers compensation and allowed them to sue for injuries.
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Washington
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Commission
Administration
Railroad wage hearings accused railroads of blocking government control
W G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen told the Railway Wage Commission that railroad owners oppose government operation of the roads and fear loss of control. He blamed traffic congestion in cold weather on intentional lack of cooperation by railroad managers.
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Washington
W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Raiway Wage Commission
Rail Wage Commission
Heatless Mondays To Continue In Garfield
Washington reports that Garfield and McAdoo agreed heatless Mondays will be enforced for a time with no official announcement until tonight. The program will be continued at least for a period, though the duration remains undecided.
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Washington
Garfield
Tha
Hoowever
McAdoo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middlefark Liberty Guards
Liberty Guards
Middletork
Clarence Shintess
Geo. W. Raggde
James Ohlash
Isaac N. Willaemus
Otis M. Green
Ernest Heaton
Garfield Cray
Sous Baker
Charles Jetfries
Geo. W. Dryden
O. W. Park
Geo. Wainscott
Charles L. Coryea
WN. Lockridge
Pon. Sniper
Roy Lockridge
Robert Neal
Ayres L. Elliott
Cou. Wilson
Edward Wilson
Earl Dryden
Lester O. Theil
Francis Hi. Haul
John Jeffries
Elgin Humphrey
Perry Lockridge
Geo. Bland
Geo. K. Foltz
John G. Smith
Charles W. Weber
Geo. W. Bungiess
J. W. Wahiman
Alfred L. Heaton
Milford Pritchard
Marion Bland
Howard W. Linds
Everet Brown
James Hubbard
John B. Coryea
Roscoe Neal
Dale Thorne
Roy Thorne
Proctor K
Alfred L. Stout
Arthur Phillips
William McIntire
John Meckadden
Harry J. Straub
Rufus Davis
John T. Kinnear
Geo. Alva Terwilliger
Middlefork Christian Church
Frank Lewis
Vincent Shepherd
W. H. Miller
Miss Bess Jones
Southern
Indiana
Erbaugh
Dunlap
Mary Jones
Apple Orchard
Jeffer
Son
Draft Board
Sam Righthouse
Lexington
Jesse C. Lanham
Chas. Montague
Wortman
Soho
Poate
NEW Edison
Meyer
LEGAT
Mert Btenrve Co
U.S. Fou
Istration
Ie Noy
Pearl Packing Co
BULLS
Amsterdam
Berlin
Geneva
Imperial Palace
Ber- Tun
Francis
Petrograd
Jassy
State Department
Viladivostock
U. S
Congress
Brotherhood OF Trainmen
Tobasco
Alode
C. A. Stanton's
Lovernor
Proaeeu
Mbn
Amdt
Por Tibi
Boris
Cricuetal
Sive Uta Hd
Hertz’s
Womipen
Supctal
Guiets
Mulberry Street
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