Madison notes legal filings and family moves
Madison on January 23 reports transfers and court actions as S J Bear, receiver for Peoples Trust, seeks an early decision in Coral Lawler vs. Bear. Guardians Mary A Raidt files inventory and allowance. Liberty Bond investments noted. Estate distributions detailed for Bayne heirs. Property sales include Geyman to Thinnes, Galbreath to Getty, Vandever to Walters, Swant to Corya, and Kremer to Wentworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brashear
Wynne, Ark
W. R. Whitham
Vevay
Carthage
Lake County
Frank Giltner
Ida Giltner
Lexington
Newcast
I. F. Hitz
Indianapolis
King's Daughters
Hitz
S. J. Bear
The
Peoples Trust Company
Supreme Court
Coral Lawler
Local Briefs from Madison and Indianapolis News
Madison scene reports Mrs. Ben Williams of Austin Indiana visiting her mother Mrs. L M Buchanan. William D. Mayfield and wife sold 8 1/2 acres in Graham and Smyrna townships to Lendon E. Aldbridge for $1000. Fred J. Speder now in Marion linked to Snider Preserve Cas branch as a cook of catsup. John Adam of Indianapolis former Monroe resident returned after a city stay. Shown lumbermen convention attendees Mes Farl and Dean Miller. Chieed Zoeller visited relatives then returned to Indianapolis. Woods and Shoptaugh of Cumberland left for Ohio to locate. Capt. KL Stanton home after three weeks east visiting New York and Washington. Comment on Joe Cravens ad hairless head noted by Republicans. Mrs Smith and Miss Smith left for Indianapolis. family reasons earlier. High School opens Ampotaliss course in typing, shorthand, book-keeping and commercial English under Miss Bast McFrazee with first class Monday night at 6:30. Enrollment open to graduates and former students. see Miss Frazee or Supt Homer Lony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarek Raidt
Charles Raidt
Mary A. Raidt
Guardian
Liberty
Emerson Lemen
Emma
Bayne
Jesse Bayne
Clara Brooke
Indianapolis
Sarah Monroe
Pleasant Ridge
Mary Waas
Brooksburg
John Wout
Moorefield
Willam Wolf
Charles Wolf
Mt. Zion M E
Cram Townslep
Switzerland County
Minnie Blasdell
Madison
Apostolic Homes Church
Ind
Eustate
George F. Lutz
St. Louis
Mill
First Streets
Lutz
Harry Lemen
Clara Baker
Ben Williams
Austin
L. MI. Buchanan
East
First Street
Wiliam D. Mayfield
Graham and
Smyrna
Lendon E. Aldbridge
Fred J. Speder
Marion
Snider Preserve Cas
Catsup
Miro
Bk. Woods
Roalseyds Shoptaugh
Cumberma
Mel
Croaguent
Ohio
KL EL Stanton
Boston
Stanton
New York
Washington
Dennis J. Garrity
Cincinnati
Fred Martin
Eleanor
Willam Courtney
Martin
Margaret
John O’brien
Schneider
St. Michael’s Church
M. L. Guthneck
Garrity
North Madison
Messrs
Joseph Kenneson
Thomas Walch
William Roth
Michael Clark
Thomas Cavanaugh
Frank Donahoe
Two New Business Men Arrive in Madison
The city welcomes T. M. Williams of Ewing Kentucky and J. D. Young of Des Moines Iowa to Williams Bros furniture now on Main Street in the former Gebest Hotel. C. E. Williams is the senior partner, well known locally, and the newcomers are hoped to boost Madison. Also, Glenn Sherman has left for Middle Town Ohio to work in a hospital department at a large rolling mill after visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dola Riggs
Kokomo
City
James Miliian
Brooksbury
Jefton
Indianapoli
T. M. Williams
Ewing, Ky
J. D. Young
Des Moines
Iowa
Williams Bros
Main Street
Gebest
Madison
C. E. Williams
Glenn Sherman
David Sherman
Middle Own
Ohio
Mrs Bertha Spillman Dies After Illness in Scotch Settlement
Mrs Bertha Spillman 20 wife of William Spillman died after a week of influenza pneumonia at their Scotch Settlement home. She leaves a husband a 1 year old son a sister and her Camden New Jersey parents. Funeral at 10 Sunday morning with burial in Caledonia cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Spillman
William Spillman
Scotch Settlement
Camden
N. J
Spillman
Caledonia Cemetery
Mrs. Louisa M Russell Dies at 84 in North Vernon
Mrs. Louisa M Russell aged 84 died at her daughter’s home near North Vernon just after midnight. Widow of Dr. James Russell she leaves five daughters James Staples North Vernon Pasadena California Henderson Nabb Edinburg and New Washington a niece Mary Weinertner two brothers Albert and Charles Miller and sister Matilda Miller. Funeral at North Vernon with burial in the family ground at Nabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa M. Russell
James Staples
North Vernon
Russell
Madison
Nabb
James Russell
Pennsylvania
James C. Staples
George Warwick
Pasadena
Cal
Edward Henderson
Ind
Fred Campbell
Edinburg
Robert Brentlinger
New Washington
Mary Weinertner
Messrs
Albert and
Charles Miller
Matilda Miller
City
William M. Ammons Dies at 71 in Graham Township
William M. Ammons, 71, a well known Graham township farmer, died at his home at 2 a.m. after a long cancer illness. He leaves a widow and one son, Cassius, and his 92-year-old father, George Ammons. He belonged to Pisgah Methodist Church and was widely known in the county. Many friends mourn his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Ammons
Graham Township
Cassius
George Ammons
Pisgah Methodist Church
Santos Leader of Portuguese Uprising 1910 Assassinated
A Lisbon dispatch reports Machado Santos, noted leader of the 1910 Portuguese uprising, assassinated after exile. He returned when the Monarchist revolt began. The Irish Parliament held a private session with 24 deputies present, electing a temporary Prime Minister and approving four ministers named by the Speaker.
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Madrid
Machado Santos
Lisbon
Portugal
Women elected to German National Assembly are reported
Berlin January 24 thirty six women were elected to the National Assembly. The item notes an all female quota in the historic vote and records the city dispatch from Berlin.
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National Assembly
Berlin
County Board Holds First Meeting Sets May 2 School Close
The new County Board of Education met in Superintendent Pender’s office and elected Dro ROAD McKeand secretary. They plan to close common schools on May 2 and resume fall term with promotions for deserving students. Saturday classes will continue to make up lost time, attendance rules will be enforced, and a county commencement was discussed for later, with about 400 graduates expected and many teachers in attendance.
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County Board of Bloed Tion
Guy Peader
Dro Road McKeand
Saluda Township
Pender
County Board of Education
Geinion
Shelby Township
Bord
Aout PP
Verve
Tas Sair
Pershing to Return With Wilson on Transport Washington
General Pershing will sail back to the United States with President Wilson on the transport George Washington. He inspected the Lemans embarkation center today and will proceed to American headquarters at the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pershing
United States
Wao Cn Oen
George Washington
General Pershing
Lemans
Pogrom Kills Seventy Two Jews in Lemberg
A dispatch from Lemburg reports seventy two Jews killed and three hundred seventy three shot by Ukrainian troops. The note cites a Tageblatt source.
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London
Lemburg
Tageblatt
Orders for Camp Taylor foundations suggest permanent post
A report notes orders to place concrete foundations under buildings at Camp Taylor and interprets this as indicating the camp will become a permanent army post. The exchange hints at future royalties for a hoped book about European thrones.
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Camp Taylor
Bavaria's Representative At Conference In Brum
A fragmented obituary noting Kurt Easter Pavan, council member, and his role in Berlin discussions amid shifting governments. It mentions residence shifts from Buffalo to Indianapolis and New York, and a Baptist church affiliation before death. Also lists mourning family and local attendees at funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Brum
Bolivia asks for seaport in peace league plan
Bolivia filed a formal request to join peace delegates seeking a seaport when conditions for a league of nations are framed. Paris reports the move as part of the broader peace process.
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League of Nations
Paris
Bolivia
Poland refuses allies push on Princess Island talks
Paris reports Poland will oppose the allies decision to begin negotiations with the Russian Bolshevik on Princess Island in the Sea of Mormon. Professor Vernon Kellogg of Stanford University says Poland disapproves and disclosed the stance after returning from Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Poland
Bfshevik
Princess Island
Sea of Mormon
Vernon Kellogg
Leland Stanford Univerity
OWA WOMAN KILLS FIVE CHILDREN THEN SHOOTS SELF
Mrs. Clara Hanson killed her five children aged from one and a half to thirteen and then attempted suicide. The tragedy occurred in Sioux Falls on January 24. A chilling domestic case ends in self destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hanson
Jay
Hunting a Deer in the North Woods Awakens a Crisis
Gabriel Marsh journeys with his sisters to a remote cabin 50 miles from civilization where a fall injures his arm. A month helping Mr. Oliver with specimens and fishing brings new companionship with Vera as siblings confront betrayal and a shifting dynamic.
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Peter Ontiog
Gabriel
Ted Stice
Ghaghri
Cabot
Gabriel Marsh
Olivers
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Saluda
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Jesse
Leander Walters
Nora Swant
William Corya
John W. Kremer
Canaan
Ernest Wentworth
Ogle & Ford
Will'am Palmer
Pleasant Turner
John Adam
Monroe Township
Farl
Dean Miller
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Cnventen
Serat
Chiieed Zoeller
Indhamapolis
Senate
Joe Cravens
Mr Cravens
Indianapols News
Mro
Po EL Smith
Hines
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Julit Frances Smith
Emma S. Smth
Ampoteliss
Bast Mc Frazee
Miss Frazee
Homer Lony
Andrew Jackson Courtney
J. W. Turner
Trinity M. FE
West Madison Methodist Church
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Ughi
Springdale
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H. H. Murray
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Clark Stuart
Santos
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the New County Board of Education
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Great Headquarters
Dallas News
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Europe
Torr Ove
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Geverim
Julia Braneisessari
Buffalo
Omiosie
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J. C. Storms
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Bert Grace
Clyde Grace
Drekurp
Gildren
Ty Miriam Lee
Tyath
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Apt. Uit Afen
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Ridren
India
Malaysia
Jae Ow
Chheprington
Arra Methodist
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