Local residents embark on morning trains after visits
Madison reports a string of brief departures as Mrs Jay Conk returns to Pedriepolis with Mrs Wall Beckett still visiting, Mrs Ben E Woosen goes home to Louse after seeing her parents Gus and Mia Yauker, and several others depart for Brunswick Martins Martinsville Warsaw Peoria Indianapolis. Capt James Robinson and Mrs Robinson visit George Yater before leaving. Clyde Robson returns to Indianapolis for his father Rowlison's funeral, accompanied by his aunt Nora Jordan.
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Jay Conk
Wall Beckett
Pedriepolis
Ben EE Wo'sen
Louse
Ering
Mia
Gus Yauker
Chats P. Tews
Park Avenue
Helen
Warsaw
Norma Miller
Indianapolis
Miller
James Robinson
Peoria
Ill
Former Madisonians Harold Stewart and Elnora Gerrell Married in East Liverpool
Former Madison residents Harold Stewart of Madison Indiana and Elnora Gerrell of Ross Liver pool Ohio were married today in the parsonage of St Aloysius Catholic Church East Liverpool. Rev T A Dunne officiated with Miss Ethel Beeler as bridesmaid and Orla Webb as best man. The couple will reside in Madison Indiana.
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Ana Uncerento
Elnorataercel
Ross Liverpool
Olan
Harold Stewart
Madison
Ind
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
T. A Dunne
Ethel Beeler
Orla Webb
Eden
Sue
Pia
Leavel Avenue
Bat bLiverpool
Detroit wedding and legal notices mixed report
Detroit notes announce a home wedding with Mrs. Stambaugh as a relative and best wishes. In circuit court Madison Safe Deposit Trust Co. reported final settlement for Arnold Schmidt estate. Ferguson vs Ringwald arguments proceed under advisement. Mexico frees oil wells for American firms. Mississippi Legislature rejects woman suffrage amendment.
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Madison Safe Dosit & Trust Company
Arnold Schmidt
Ferguson Vs. Ringwald
Curtis Marshal
5S. J. Bear
Griffith
Mexico
United States
Mississippi
Mrs Delia Leonard obituary notes long illness and community ties
Mrs Delia Egan Leonard wife of Michael A J Leonard died at Travelock after a long heart illness. Born July 24 1886 in North Madison she lived in the community and served as devoted wife mother and helper to neighbors. She is survived by husband two sons Michael and Howard two daughters Mary and Margaret two sisters and one brother. The family and friends extend sincere sympathy.
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Delia Egan Leonard
Michael AJ Leonard
Travelock
North West Street
Leonard
Christian
Michael
Mary Magan
North
Madisor
Testa
Mary Ard Margaret
Ac Donee
Wok Peters
Micheel Do
Wolard
W. PL Rogan
Poeatelie
Idaho
Kbery
Ceceboa
Annoetap
North Mavitseed
Busca
Wabash
Thotias
Aurora Ma Elected Head of the State Grange at Napa
The document lists officers for the Grange including Overseer Hobo, Lecturer Jesse Newsome of Columbus, and Assistant Steward Dinds Sowi Shi. Other names include Nisa Alexander Portma Campaign, Pendleton Treasurer Oath Cotter, and Secretary TL Goades. Ceres Paxton and Richard Pomona are named, with results to be considered tomorrow and a contract signed later.
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Atic Ag
Mastey
Jesse Newsome
Columbus
Bod Gear
Dinds Sowishi
Larasvalie
Nisa Alexander
Porthna
Pendleton
Tressurer
Oath
Goades
Madison January 23 updates and travel notices
MR Howard Couchman left on the afternoon train for North Vernon. MR and MRS LeClair McKay arrived home from a wedding trip to Indianapolis. MR and MRS H W Voters of Milton Ky were morning passengers to Louisville for a few days. MR Louis Sulzer left for Chicago to join Mrs Sulzer for a visit to their daughter Mrs Roger Brauman. John W Layton filed divorce proceedings against Mattie Layton. EDS Roberts is attorney for the proceeding. Mrs DOF Bowanan, guest of Mrs Henrietta G Rogers, left for New Albany. Mrs L W Lory was called to Indianapolis for daughter Ruths illness. Mrs Robert Cook of Danville Kil returned home after visiting daughter Mrs Nathan Drake Jr and Mr Drake.
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Howard Couchman
North Vernon
LeClair McKay
Indianapolis
H. W. Voters
Milton
Louisville
Louis Sulzer
Chicago
Sulzer
Roger Brauman
John W. Layton
Mattie Layton
Eds Roberts
Dof. Bowanan
Henrietta G Rogers
New Albany
L. W. Lory
Notable raids tied to Carranazi leadership alleged
San Antonio dispatch reports President Carranazi and a crew of loyal lieutenants organized and directed a long series of raids on Armeriven properties starting along the Roo Girande early in V7. Documentary evidence tied to these allegations was presented to a Senate subcommittee studying the Mexican seta. Mr. W.T. Charley has returned home after visiting relatives in Dana and his son in Indianapolis.
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San Antonio
Carranazi
Armeriven
Bev
Senate
Thomas Martin Brown Dies Suddenly in ChicagoTrip
Madison native Thomas Martin Brown of Lewisville died suddenly at Bonedock in Chicago while on business. A son of Mary Brown and the late William Po Brease, he was 41 and educated in Madison public schools and Hanover College. He helped run Brown & Sons Lumber in Louisville with his brother Graham, and is survived by his mother and a sister Agnes Dugyvan.
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Madison
Thomas Martin Brown
Lewisville
Hanover College
Indianapolis
Kiefer Drug Company
John Graham Brown
Louisville
Woop Brown & Sons Lumber Company
Martin Brown
First Presbyterian Church
Cty
Graham Brown
Martinsville
Agnes Dugyvan
Bethlehem
William
Ir. Brown
Madison Lodge of Elks
Sigma Phi Fraternity
Hinever College
Home remedy claims to avert flu epidemic and cure colds
A dubious health advisory promotes a homemade spray and drinking solution to prevent influenza and relieve catarrh. It prescribes mixing medicine with boiled water, gargling, and nasal spraying to supposedly curb throat infections and nasal congestion. The piece reflects period public health folklore and dubious cures.
Passage of Rivers and Harbors Bill in House
The Rivers and Harbors Bill cleared the House with an appropriation of 2,400,000 for maintenance and under way projects. The measure passed 167 to 25 after amendments. Hon. Joseph M. Cravens was injured on the ice at his Fanmount home and is expected to recover soon.
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Washington
AMD
Porkiess
Joseph M. Cravens
Fanmount
Senator Cravens
Palmer Accused by Federation of Labor Counsel
Washington, D.C.—Attorney Palmer faced accusations from the American Federation of Labor as he testified before the committee on sedition measures. The panel, chaired by Campbell, examined Palmer's conduct and potential ties to anti labor actions as part of ongoing hearings.
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Palmer
Federation OF Labor Counsel
Wasiington
Dlan
Ihat Padimer
Graham
Popony
Peekson Ralston
Coun
Aererican Federation of
Roe
Heth Mertsures
Tee Ida
Hoay
Learnas
Balsten
Boorsoe Camphell
Tocar Cabtoate
Passengers From Water Transit Reach New York
Ninety passengers from Powhattan including several children are en route to New York aboard the steamship Nerth eco Pocihea after severe seas and searchlight glare. None suffered injuries during the perilous transfer.
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Nerth Eco Pocihea Osmaidl
New York
Government opposes further credits to distressed Europeans
Washington reports Governor Herding of the Federal Reserve Board says the government should not authorize more credits to European nations in financial distress. He argues rehabilitation funds must come through private capital arrangements at the Pan-American Finance Conference. The rest of the text notes local obituaries and a quip about hunting season.
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Washington
Fine Address At Rotary Dinner At Hotel Jefferson
Hon Charles Watkins Rotary District Governor spoke at the Rotary dinner in Jefferson Hotel parlors. He urged Rotary principles, discussed the boy question, and praised the movement’s impact on community and public welfare.
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Hon
Charles Watkins
Hotel Jefferson
Jefferson Hotel
Rotary
Beng
Mrs Rea Eckert and Son Take Train to Louisville Visit Friends
Mrs Rea Eckert and her son Howard boarded the morning train for Louisville to spend a few days with friends.
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Rea Eckert
Howard
Louisville
Pan Germans urged Kaiser sacrifice to save Hohenzollern dynasty
Ex minister George Grothein revealed that Pan Germans and conservatives urged the ex Kaiser to die leading troops in battle after Germany’s 1918 defeat to preserve the Hohenzollern dynasty. Grothein, who resigned rather than sign the treaty, disclosed the plan from Berlin dated January 23.
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Berlin
George Grothein
Intervention in Mexico Seen as Inevitable
Washington reports that US policy gaps on Mexico push toward intervention. Manuel Stena former Mexican consul general in New York told the Senate Mexican affairs subcommittee that intervention appears unavoidable.
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Washington
United States
Manuel Stena
Dicneral
Mexico
New York
Senate
Naval awards total 1154 recommended by Knight Board
Washington January 23 1 154 naval awards were recommended by the Knight Medal Award Board with 741 accepted by Secretary Daniels Rear Admiral Knight chairman of the board told the Senate sub committee today The report notes Porto Rican waters are said to yield the best sponges in the west.
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Washington
Knight Medal Award Board
Daniels
Knight
Senate
West
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