Madison Commercial Club backs Crozer factory plans
The Commercial Club met with strong support for J E Crozer’s overall factory project in Madison. Members discussed establishing a pants plant, a creamery and an apple product line, plus a mixed feed factory. A parade reception for Battery E and returning soldiers was planned, with broader efforts to boost tourism and local industry.
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J. E. Cro- Crozier
J. E. Crozer
Crozier
Madison
William Ogden
County Council of Defense
139Th Field Artillery
Jefferson County
Council of Defense
B. H. Doddridge
Doddridge
Sulzer
J. M. Cravens
Cravens
Millis
Hanover College
Guy Pender
Our
America Aims for World Peace Not Allied Coalitions
President Wilson stated the United States will join no coalition unless all nations committed to world peace are included. He explained America pursues only the peace of the world, not any narrower power bloc.
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Manchester
Wilson
United States
America
United States Not Interested in European Politics
President Wilson declared the United States is not interested in European politics while accepting the freedom of the city in Manchester England on December 30.
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Wilson
Freedom of
Manchester, Eng
Manchester
Eng
United States
King George Possibly to Visit United States
Rumor widely authenticated in official circles says King George may visit the United States once international tensions ease. The report dates from Paris and reflects high-level expectations rather than confirmed plans.
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Paris
George
United States
Great Victory For Clemenceau Government In Chamber Vote
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau's government won a great victory as the chamber defeated the amendment to cut government credit by 398 to 4. The decisive vote solidifies support for Clemen ceau's leadership amid fiscal tension.
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Paris
Clemenceaus
Chamber of Deputies
Three New England Governors Stricken by influenza
Boston December 30 three New England governors are ill with influenza McA H of Massachusetts Keyes of New Hampshire and Milliken of Maine are reported listed as sick with the illness in separate official statements
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Boston
New England
McAh
Massachusetts
Keyes
New Hampshire
Milliken
Maine
Fire wipes out block in Bristol business district
A major blaze in Bristol Tennessee on December 30 destroyed most of the central business area. Officials estimated losses near 1 million dollars as firefighters battled the flames.
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Heart of Business
Bristol
Bristol, Tenn
Lloyd George Confers on Provisional Cabinet List
Premier Lloyd George met with colleagues to review a provisional cabinet roster that is expected to be published by week’s end.
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London
Lloyd George
President Wilson to Return Before Congress Adjourns
White House announces that President Wilson will come back to the United States before Congress adjourns on March 3 to act on last minute bills. If developments warrant he will return to Europe otherwise he remains to address affairs at hand.
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Europe
Washington
Wilson
United States
Congress
White House
Navy’s strength needed for world policing says Daniels
Secretary Daniels told the Senate Naval Affairs Committee that the United States must have a second to none navy or superior to any if the nation is to play a future policing role commensurate with its size power and wealth.
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Washington
United States
Daniels
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Political Debacle Imminent in Turkey Dissolves Chamber
Dispatch from Athens reports grave disorders in the Turkish Chamber of Deputies at Constantinople after opposition by the Young Turks to certain measures. The chamber has been dissolved amid the turmoil.
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Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
London
Burhkey
Satden
Athens
Constantinople
Navy aide Roosevelt sails to Europe to settle foreign business
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt departed for New York to embark for Europe with the aim of expediting the settlement of the Navy Department's foreign business.
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Roosevelt
Europe
Washington
New York
Navy Department
House fails to send revenue bill to conference again
In Washington on December 30 opposition to Senate amendments blocked agreement to send the pending revenue bill to a conference. In other news Mrs Armand Rous and her two sons from Rio de Janeiro arrived in the city as guests at Hotel Jefferson after visiting relatives in the States. Mrs Mary Machlan aged 95 widow of Rev John Machilan and Rev Merritt Machlan died December 24 at Manilla Indiana. Her passing is noted with regret by Madison residents.
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Washington
Senate
House
Armand Rous
Friedley and
William
Rio de Janeiro
South America
Hotel Jefferson
Mary Machlan
John Machilan
Merritt Machlan
Manilla
Ind
Machlan
Madison
Senator Chamberlain Says U S Unprepared to Relieve Returning Troops
Senator Chamberlain declared in the Senate that the United States is unprepared to relieve men returning from France and to sustain them, as it was unprepared to send troops to France in 1917. He chairs the Senate Military Affairs Committee and spoke this afternoon.
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Europe
Washington
United States
France
Senator Chamberlain
Senate
Quiet Indianapolis Wedding Unites Miss Charlotte Lay and Mr Ray Ackerman
A 4:39 PM Tuesday ceremony in Indianapolis joined Miss Charlotte Lay and Mr Ray Ackerman in marriage with only Mr and Mrs Horace Danner as attendants. They later celebrated with a Christmas dinner at the bride’s mother’s Madison home before returning to Beech Grove where Ackerman works for the Big Four Railway.
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Indianapolis
Charlotte Lay
Ray Ackerman
Horace Danner
Madison
M. Gr. Lay
Canaan
Benjamin Ackerman
Rykers Ridge
Mrs. Ackerman
Beech Grove
Ind
Mr. Ackerman
Big Four Railway Company
Marriage of Alma Horton to Lt. William F. Cadzow
Miss Alma Horton of Dayton Ohio wed Lieutenant William F. Cadzow son of Mr and Mrs William Cadzow of 90 Pansy Street on Tuesday November 19 at 8 pm in the Presbyterian manse Mount Clemens Michigan Rev Dodge officiated Cadzow an observer and armorer officer commissioned at Fort Niagara training camp and assigned to Aviation Service He is brother of Mrs M A Cochrane Jr of this city and friends here offer congratulations
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Alma Horton
Dayton
Ohio
William F. Cadzow
William Cadzow
No. 90
Pansy Street
Mount Clemens
Mich
Dodge
Cadzow
Fort Niagara
Aviation Service
Rochester
N. Y
Fimes
Death notices and famine plan reported
Mr and Mrs Jacob Wetzel mourn one month old son William who died at 11 Sunday at home on Presbyterian avenue. Funeral held at 3 with Rev B Arends officiating and Springdale cemetery interment. Mrs Thomas Morgan 58 died Saturday night in Monroe township from pneumonia after influenza. Funeral tomorrow with burial in Bedford Kentucky. President Wilson submits plan to fight famine in central empires to the Allies.
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Jacob Wetzel
William
Presbyterian Avenue
Thomas Morgan
Monroe Township
Bedford
Wilson
America to hold 35 percent of world merchant tonnage
Paris reports Edward N. Hurley chairman of the National Shipping Board says America will control 35 percent of global merchant tonnage after the war. He notes England at 50 percent and the remaining 15 percent mainly held by Scandinavian nations.
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Paris
America
Edward N. Hurley
National Shipping Board of the
United States
England
German official says indemnity issue settled at Berlin talks
Mathias Erzberger state secretary to Chancellor Ebert spoke in Berlin on the proposed league of nations and asserted that Germany and her allies have settled the indemnity question according to a dispatch from Amsterdam moving the news in London.
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London
Mathias Erzberger
Ebert
League of Nations
Berlin
Germany
Alles
Dispatch
Amsterdam
Clash at Rheinish mines sparks miners and soldiers clash
A clash between striking miners in the Hamborn and Düsseldorf districts of Rheinish Prussia and soldiers guarding the mines occurred Saturday. After the fight the miners dispersed, reports from Cologne say.
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Rhenish
Prussia
Amsterdam
Hamborn
Dusseldorf
Rheinish
Cologne
Conferences Open in Effort to Avert Street Car Strike
Milwaukee Delphi cons open talks to avert a street car strike. workers vote on New Year’s Eve action amid preparations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Elected Officers for the Ensuing Term at Syracuse Lodge K of P
Syracuse Lodge K of P announces its officer slate for the coming year. Past chancellor Louis Cohen leads as chancellor commander Judson Smith, with John Buck as vice chancellor and Gilbert Jenkins as prelate. Other posts include George Klein master at arms Thos Lilly inside guard Matt Risk outside guard Charles Buck keeper of records and seal KE J Scott master of finance William Bersch master of exchange installing officer Fred Schneider trustee three years T A Harris.
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Syracuse Lodge
K. of P
Louis Cohen
Judson Smith
John Buck
Gilbert Jenkins
George Klein
Thos. Lilly
Matt Risk
Chas. Buck
KE. J. Scott
Wm. Bersch
Fred Schneider
T. A. Harris
Opening sales show Louisville tobacco market gains andPACT
Opening sales at the Sample tobacco house drew representatives from major tobacco firms and hundreds of spectators as 75 000 pounds moved today. Planters house sale continues with eight to fifteen buyers, prices steady to higher, with medium grade crops dominant and prices from 6 to 52 dollars per hundred. J I Morrow earned 44 dollars per hundred for Ryker's Ridge crop as sales move to Snook's at People's and Farmers warehouses tomorrow and Wednesday.
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Louisville
Madison
Falls City
Tobacco House
Asell
J. 1 Morrow
Ryker's Ridge Road
People’s and Farmer's Warehouse
Snook’s
Death of Charles Craft in Spencer County
Relatives in Volga receive notice of the death of Charles Craft aged about 54 at his Spencer county home after a brief influenza illness. He was a son of the late Caleb and Mrs. Craft of Volga and is survived by a wife, several children, and sisters including Mrs. Thomas McCall and Mrs. Benjamin Garrett. Final settlement for Emma Bayne estate reported by Emerson Lemen. court hearing set for January 22 with legatee distributions by the county clerk around February 1.
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Volga
Charles Craft
Spencer County
Caleb Craft
Thomas McCall
Benjamin Garrett
Emerson Lemen
Emma Bayne
This Week’s Bed Display Showcases Finest Beds
This week we present the largest, best made beds on our floors. A wide range of designs includes metal beds, Vernis Martin, spotless white enamel and other colors. Visit to see the quality our store is noted for reflected in these beds.
Marine Private David Kahn Visits Home After Fur Lough
Private David Kahn of the U S Marines arrived last night on a fur lough to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Kahn on North Walnut Street.
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David Kahn
U. S. Marines
Mrs
Henry Kahn
North
Walnut Street
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