Local Political Candidates Named for 1920 Primary
The Herald announces Clarence E. Custer of Bartholomew County as a Democratic candidate for Congress in the Fourth District. Republicans Edward S. Roberts, Harry H. Cope, Joseph M. Cooper seek Circuit Court judgeships in Jefferson and Switzerland counties with primaries on May 4, 1920. G Bovard of Lancaster Township and Harry E. Nichols of Madison also seek Republican offices, including County Treasurer and Clerk of the Circuit Court, with May 4 primaries. Charles Fe. Dean of Saluda Township runs as Republican joint representative for Jefferson and Scott counties. Gilbert Digammer seeks Sheriff of Jefferson County, with May 4 primary. Mapthgw OKs Coon of Shelby Township as Republican candidate for Commissioner. Popper Destaen nomination also referenced, pending May 4 primary.
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Herald
Clarence E. Custer
Bartholomew County
Fourth
Edward S. Roberts
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Jefferson
Switzerland
Harry H. Cope
Joseph M. Cooper
Jefferson Anal Switzerland
G. Bovard
Lancaster Township
Harry E. Nichols
Madison
Charles FE. Dean
Saluda Township
Scott Counties
Shelby
Kidney remedy claims and winter travel notices
A Mitchison resident George Phillips reports kidney trouble backache and blurred vision. He says Dean's Kidney Pills relieved symptoms after purchase at a drug store and endorses the product. A July 16 endorsement from Mr Tisdips confirms cure. Separately Miss Anna Johnson and companions depart for Miami for the remainder of winter with plans to return in about a month.
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Tobe Philipst de
Mitchison
George Phillips
Medison
Tpo
Dean
Bousht
Pharjes
Cotatement Poven
Tisdips
Anna Johnson
Marvy Egan
David Johnson
Miami
Fla
Mrs. Johnson
Final Showdown Over Treaty Ratification Delayed
Washington January 27 Hitchcock served an ultimatum to Lodge to force a Senate floor vote on the peace treaty. The conference failed to resolve the deadlock and a stormy session followed as Democrats pressed for reservations while Republicans urged harmony. They agreed to reconvene Thursday to push toward agreement.
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Washington
Hitcheeck
Lodge
Hitchener
Senate
Seth
Bedie
Democrats
Hitchcock
Beootlhow
Democrate
Newberry and 134 Others Face Fraud Trial in 1918 Election
Grand Rapids January 27. Senator Newberry and a large group of defendants went on trial before Judge Sessions charged with frauds in the Martin Littleton era election scheme. The defense, led by Littleton counsel, offered documents and tempers flared as proceedings began. most defendants represented various labor and political factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Newberry
Trade Talks Between United States and Soviet Russia
Washington, Jan 27. The State Department announced talks for trade between the United States and Soviet Russia. The committee set conditions to ensure goods would not aid political or military aims. A watchmaker and Prof Sylvanus Thorypsen offered ideas on magnetized watch springs possibly generating frictional electricity.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Russia
Depgertesect
Onfi- Cab Doehweed
The
Supreme Coune
Wil
Ao Watchrmaker
Sylvanus Thorypsen
Paris
State Department
Government ownership of railroads urged by farmers groups
Washington June 27 delegates from the three alliances of farmers organizations the American Federation of Labor and Railway Brotherhoods visited the White House to urge government ownership of the railroads for two years They delivered a letter to the President via Secretary Tumulty.
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Washington
Group of Farmers Organizations
American Federation of Labor
Raihway Brotherhoods
White House
Tumulty
Gompers Celebrates 70th Birthday Worldwide Tributes
Messages from labor leaders and public figures worldwide poured in for Samuel Gompers on his 70th birthday. The veteran unionist shared a simple longevity tip: have no regular habits and work hard.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
One Frenchman's Sacrifice in War Toll
A French farmer from Reninghe near Ypres lost many sons to the war. He had 36 children, 20 of 22 sons fought on fronts. in 1917 his daughter in law died at Dunkirk and the farmer and another daughter were killed after a German patrol shot them returning from Lille where they marked a relative’s hundredth birthday.
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Reninghe
Ypres
Dunkirk
Lille
Making Mother of Pearl From German Craft
J W H Dew a Royal Society of Arts fellow discovered a method to manufacture artificial mother of pearl after extensive testing. He worked throughout the war to reconstruct the production process. The material is used for fancy buttons dress trimmings and other items once imported from Germany.
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J. W. H. Dew
Royal Society of Arts
Doctor Dew
Germany
Wilson Nominates Houston as Secretary of Agriculture
Washington reports the nomination of David Franklin Houston to be Secretary of the Treasury and Edward Meredith of Iowa to be Secretary of Agriculture. The Cabinet reshuffle marks the first transfer in Wilson's administration with Houston previously a college professor.
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Edward Meredith
Iowa
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Agriculture
David Franklin Houston
the Treasury
White House
Dan
Houston
Treasury
Meredith
Packers Agree To Dissolve In Response To Public Pressure
J Ovden Aretour and Thomas E Wilson backed a move by Armour Co to voluntarily dissolve the Big Price Geeser and accept a compromise with the Department of Justice. Armour Co. claimed it abandoned a solid position to bow to public opinion and pledged cooperation with the government to end unrest and public suspicion toward the meat packing industry.
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J. Ovden Aretour
Thomas E. Wilson
Department of Justice
Armour & Co
Armour
Birth of 8 Pound Son to Mr and Mrs John Burke
Mr and Mrs John Burke of Long Beach California announce the birth of a son weighing eight pounds. Mrs Burke formerly Miss Mamie Parham of this city. The child is named for the father and bears the name Master Dor mand Schoolcraft.
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Skobert Schoolcraft
John Burke
Long Beach
California
Burke
Mamie Parham
Happy Father
Dormand Schoolcraft
Knights of Pythias Delegates Attend District Meeting
Messrs. William Berseh and Louis Cohen of Syracuse Lodge No. 104 Knights of Pythias traveled to Giveensburg this morning for a district meeting of the order.
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Messrs
William Berseh
Louis Cohen
Syracuse
Lodge No. 104
Knights of Pythias
Giveensburg
Hisle Family Heads to Indianapolis for Convention
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hisle and their niece Catherine Elizabeth Einsel depart by afternoon train for Indianapolis. Mr. Hisle plans to attend a convention of implement dealers of the state during the visit.
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J. C. Hisle
Catherine Elizabeth Einsel
Indianapolis
Unclear fragment preserves names and dates in local notice
Piece contains damaged OCR with names such as Noah Jones and Elizabeth 25, mentioning Albert Roe Sarna and a Herald rig. It references deaths and legacies among families, with scattered postal and ceremonial notes and no clear cohesive event.
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John al Dee
Janes
Noah Jones
Elizabeth
Albert
Roe - Sarna
Bette
Noah Feo
Oderhard
Nilitaev Ag
Madison travel and local notes mix of names and events
Post mentions include the Moss family moving to New Orleans to settle, Kenneth and Mr. Moss with naval discharge, a houseboat used on the Great Lakes near Cleveland, and Madison Lodge Knights of Pythias delegates Clem Gertes and Lee Wy koff attending Greensburg district meeting. Also a travel aside about a lemon salesman.
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Mes Ff
Moose Vindsen
Kenneth
Oteeved
Madison Vest
Caneianau
Ther Combi
Vet Ko
Moss
U.S. Navy
Manny
Louisville
Messrs
Clem Gertes
Lee Wykoff
Greensburg
Madison Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Order
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Gilbert Digammer
Jefferson County
Herlz
Trale
Termaerament and Watch
Rience
Railroas
Farmers, Labor
Railro 4
Gompers
Secretary OF Agriculture
Albany
Sorialbon
New York
Aembly Treveng
Houston's
Court News
Milo J. Bowenan
Irvin
Madison Laght & Rail- Cap Cap Peery
Berg
Atboev
Voxey
Matabel Parry
Matabel Parry Lemen
Veo Bas
Esohd
Ag Pettitt
Entan
Potor Caerat
Wayne
Ternani
Abd
Sul
Hones Ntrour
Ptonias Do
Waasor
Jon A
Seth Jones
Philagelpe
Willa God
Clark Grituite
Toca
Senators
Loar
Civeland
Nese
Columbia Records
Art Hickman
Fox
Cairo
Meyer
A. Stanton
Shoeists
Lotus
RED Front Grocery Cor
Main and
Walnut Streets
Pearl Packing Co
BULLS
Joseph Kremer
Newport, Ky
Wendel Voelker
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