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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1915

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Shake-Up and Retirement Amid War Front News

Petrograd reports General Verpander resigns over Galicia reverses as a wave of retirements follows. Paris officially acknowledges German gains in Alsace east of Metzeral. Teutons plan to push on Warsaw with 150000 Austrian reinforcements from Galicia as Berlin boasts successes across Galicia and the Dniester. Premi er Asquith calls for economy and a $15 million daily loan to fund the war. Montenegrin forces enter Scutari, Albania.

Petrograd Warsaw Teutonic Poland Galicia von Hindenberg Teutonica Berlin War Office von Lisingen Halicz Dniester Gaita Lipa Lemberg Tenew Bug von Mackensen Soissons Aisne

Ex-Soarder Aids Fatal Shooting of Widow in Indy

Indianapolis June 29 Mrs Cora Ketrow 21 recently divorced was fatally shot and her mother Mrs Phoebe Blunk badly burned with chloroform by a man who awakened them and fled. Arthur Cady 23 a moulder and former boarder was arrested and admits shooting the widow after she spurned his advances. He planned suicide.

Indianapolis Cora Ketrow Phoebe Blunk Arthur Cady Cady Ketrow

Thaws Fight Gained Backing From Alienist Testimony

Superintendent Charles Bancroft of the New Hampshire State Insane Hospital testified that Thaw was never sane, before or after killing Stanford White. He said the Lunacy Commission found no paranoia and that Thaw’s crime was an act of a sane man driven by a grievance.

New York Thaw Charles Bancroft New Hampshire State Insane Hospital Bancroft Stanford White New Hampshire

State Department denies knowledge of Huerta revolt report

Washington June 29 The State Department denied knowledge of a report that large financial interests funded Huerta's attempted revolution in Mexico. It admitted spending money on an invasion believed to support that claim.

Washington State Department Huerta Mexico

Huerta Receives Former Prominent Figures on Border Visit

Huerta denied political aims of his presence on the Mexican border but met with many former federal figures, calling them friendly callers. In New Orleans the Justice Department widened its probe into an alleged Huerta backed Mexican revolution, with arrests expected and talks about identifying American financial backers of the Huerta expedition.

el Paso Huerta Dist Washington Department of Justice New Orleans Warren Department

Gonzales Reports Zapatista Skirmish Near Mexico City

Washington dispatch says Gonzales troops press on near Mexico City against the Zapatistas but will not attack the capital directly per Carranza. Provisional President Chararo is believed to have moved government archives to Cuernavaca in preparation for evacuating the capital.

Washington Constitutionalist Agency Sind Gonzales Zapatistas Mexico City Carranza Chasaro Cuercavaca

Man-Hunt Ends as Suspect Shoots Self After Killing Civil War Vet

In Bloomington on June 29 Farria Hasean a Turkish man who killed John Fender 74 a Civil War veteran during a bee swarm dispute at Gurthire surrendered to a posse near Maunee Jackson County and died by self-inflicted gunshot after a running battle in which he shot Walter Brown in the shoulder. The man-hunt had continued 24 hours.

Bloomington Farria Hasean John Fender Gurthire Maunee Jackson County Hassan Walter Brown

Barnard Urges Farmers to Form Community Clubs in Enid

E G Barnard urges Frisco Farm Demonstrator readers to organize Farmers Community Clubs. He advises biweekly meetings, officer elections, bylaws, and topic talks with student activities, music, and games. Proposes fundraising for a stereopticon to showcase dairy cattle and other images. Contact Enid box 551 for help.

Evan G. Barnard J. H. Barnard Frisco Oklahoma Lawa T. P. White Enid E. G. Barnard Frinco Farm

Tanlac praised by Cooper for health benefits

L T Cooper credits Tanlac with real merit from years of study. He cites its effectiveness for catarrhal conditions of the mucous membranes stomach liver and kidney issues and calls it a superior tonic. Cooper notes strong Louisville adoption and predicts even greater success with its Madison launch by W H Rogers.

L. T. Cooper Louisville Madison W.H. Rogers Adv

Baseball Standings United States Leagues

Baseball standings from the American Association and the Federal League list teams with wins and losses. Kansas City trails St Paul, Indianapolis trails Columbus, and Pittsburgh leads Buffalo in the Federal League with various results for Baltimore St Louis Brooklyn Chicago and others.

Chicago St. Louis Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Washington Boston New York American Association Kansas City St. Paul Indianapolis Columbus Pittsburg Buffalo Baltimore Brooklyn Veteaeee Sangeens Beeeene Eeeeene Reeee Waeene Seeene Il Eoaeese Ao Aavene Aeaaeree Laeeenee Weeaeee Eaananaesses Louisville Aeeemanee Kansas City Cheeeee Eereenye St. Paul Sepesenseeaesenanaees Milwaukee Pune Meemanee Tans Cleveland Tereemanseeense Minneapolis Eee Aeneeteeeaen Oreo Pecavteeeenen Federal League Clube Wil St. Louie Baveeraeepereenseans Kansas City Chicago Pittsburgh

Social notes from Miller's Branch and surrounding areas

Deputy and Mrs Enoch Wood and grandson visited Mrs Robert Wright in Miller's Branch. A. E. King of Madison and E Peters of Middlefork spent the night with Mr and Mrs George McCalister. Mr and Mrs William Scholey visited O P Wood and wife. Georgia Welch and Eliza Preston attended children day at Hopewell. Inez Bird visiting friends in Bedford. Maud Spicer of Wirt spent Saturday with Mrs B G Holsclaw. Ice cream supper at Mr Ashby Rodgers Saturday night July 3 invites everyone.

Enoch Wood Robert Wright Miller’s Branch Menare A. E. King Madison E. Peters Middlefork George McCalister William Scholey O. P. Wood Georgia Welch Eliza Preston Hopewell Inez Bird Bedford Maud Spicer Wirt B. G. Holsclaw Ashby Rodgers

Marble Corner Items Chronicle Local Visits and Deaths

Community notes recount revival services by Rev. Goldrof and wife in Marble Corner. Local residents including Arthur Cripe, Mrs. Mattie Lurb er, George and Paul Ebel, Earl and Frank Lurber, Henry Dilk, Stanley Derington, Robert Johnson, Miss Belle Thomas, Mrs. Hazel Dannecker, Miss Ada Adame, and Miss Carol Thomas are listed with weekend or weekday travels and visits. Dr Joseph S Bailey, 79, dentist and civil war veteran, dies at Vernon after long Odd Fellow membership.

Goldrof Robert Eads Madison Arthur Cripe Kempton Mattie Lurber Indianapolis George Paul Ebel Marble Valley S. W. Hash Earl Frank Lurber Henry Dilk Big Creek N. J. van Antwerp Harry Dannecker Bloomsington Stanley Derington Kentucky Robert Johnson Needmore Misa Belle Thomas Dupont Hazel Dannecker Misa Carol Thomas Letha Chadwell Weat Fork Sadie Thomas Mise Ada Adame Joseph 8. Bailey Vernon The Odd Fellow Lodge

Greenland Exports Cryolite Worth Seven Hundred Thousand

In 1913 Greenland shipped cryolite valued at 700000 dollars marking a key mineral export. Northern Argentina reports 34668 sore areas allocated to peanut cultivation reflecting agricultural emphasis in the region.

Greenland Argentina

War warning note and submarine egg legend in mail

A Cincinnati Post item reports a letter warning of war with quirky phrases about hens laying torpedo eggs signed Fletcher Wright of Madison Indiana. A box of cotton contained a large egg photo captioned as a submarine hatch suggestion. Also notes a license to wed for Clifford Moore and Emma Schapelle in Newport Kentucky.

Fletcher Wright Main Street Madison Ind Johnny Smith Cincinnati Post Clifford Moore Emma Schapelle Newport, Ky

Also Mentioned on This Page

Theussian War Office Teutons Alsace Germany Aequith Paris London Times Asquith Scutari Albania Pear Packing House Gus Yankes Prop For Liberty Farmere Cooper Tanlac Cincinnatis W. L. Pet Philadelp New Cincinnati New Yor Washing Clevelan St. Loui Philadel Amehus Clubs Pet Castoria Edw J. Meyer Furnigher C. A. Stanton SONS Shoreists F. W. Pfortner S. Jefferson Street Ripley County John N. Hana Walnut Street UNION Erlz
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