Visitor notes and travels on Fourth of July weekend
Madison dispatch lists residents and visitors returning from Indianapolis Cleveland and Louisville after the Fourth. People named Grace Hoagland Newmann McKenna Bakes Rader Haas Die t Diebler Guiv Harbison Ackermen Dibler Lay McIntyre Garber Chapman Dowell Towell Eckert face travel, court fine for bicycle on sidewalk.
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Bert Grace
Indianapolis
Peter J. Hoagland
North Walnut Street
Albert Newmann
Thomas McKenna
Piqua
Oho
F. W. Pfortner
East Second Street
D. W. Bakes
Vevay
Crown Point
Emma Fox
Cincinnati
Hare
W. S Rader
Trinity Church
Nicholasville
Carl Hans
Joan Haas
Charles Die c
Louisville
Jacob Dietz
Jefferson Street
Hannah McIntyre
Gertha Geile
M. Murray
Cleveland
Ohio
William Wetzel
Weitzel
Andrew Augustin, Jr
Stanley Riedel
Westley Riedel
Ryker’s Ridge
Lafayette
Charles Hentz
Joseph Holzhauer
Blanche Garber
M. C. Garber
Henry Schneider
Frederick Schneider
Charles Guivl
Houston
Tex
Barbara Gaul
North Mulberry Street
J. C. Harbison
W. A Hanna
Bloomington
Matthew Ackermen
Clarence
Charles Dibler
Virginia
Edwards
Roberts
Matha
Kirby Lay
John
John Strong
North
Walnut Street
Margaret McIntyre
Louisvile
Jackson
Tenn
Jack Zimmerer
White
Frank Towell
West Main Street
William Eckert
Frank Eckert
Driver in Cannon death waives exam in New Albany case
James B. White, driver of the car that killed Police Captain Thomas Cannon, waived preliminary examination in New Albany city court on involuntary manslaughter and hit and run charges. He posted $2,000 bonds for each count. companions Weisekas and Saundergeld also waived and posted $1,000 bonds each.
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Herald
New Albany
Ind
James B. White
Thomas Cannon
John McGregor
Edward Eckert
Madison
Jos. Kabler
White
John Weisekas
Chas. Saundergeld
Council Votes Aid for Free Band Concert
A city council committee led by M. R. Sulzer secured an appropriation to hire the Elks Band for weekly concerts on the courthouse square. The group may seek a band stand donation to boost the season. Voluntary support could follow as plans move forward.
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Council
M. R. Sulzer
Commercial Club
George D. Schwab
C. Ek. McLelland
M. F. Tennis
B. F. Mouser
Elks Band
Court House Square
Indiana Holiday Casualties Report A Parade Of Tragedies
Indiana reports a series of summer deaths including Fred Burkher of Shelbyville electrocuted while clearing downed wires, James Papas drowned at Ravenswood beach, Steve Wiskiewski fatally shot Frank Radecki in South Bend, and Fred Phend of Goshen drowned while swimming with family amid crowds.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Fred Burkher
Shelbyville
James Papas
Ravenswood Beach
Steve Wiskiewski
Frank Radecki
South Bend
Fred Phend
Goshen
Jury pool forms for Catherine Kaber murder trial
Twelve jurors were tentatively selected in Cleveland to try Mrs. Catherine Eva Kaber on the husband slaying charge. Six women and six men sit in the box but the defense quickly challenged female jurors. all but one woman likely eliminated as the afternoon wore on.
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Kaber
Cleveland
Catherine Eva Kaber
Standard Oil refinery blast in Whiting kills nine
An explosion at the Standard Oil Refinery in Whiting Indiana leaves nine dead and 42 injured with ten in critical condition. A leakage from a gasoline still is blamed and the loss is estimated at $2,000.
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Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil
Peace Treaty Drafted To Resolve German Issues
Official circles state the peace with Germany will come as quickly as possible and be finalized by a treaty. Secretary Hughes is drafting the document and much of the work is already completed.
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Germany
Washintigtion
Hughes
Madison Building Association elects Donlan president and new board
Extreme heat did not slow the Madison Building Association No. 8 as shares were taken in the new series. Directors elected for the year include M G Donlan Joseph L Schofield W O Ford W K Hoa George E Paon George J Niesa M H Cochran. Donlan to serve as president replacing John T Schofield who resigned after twenty five years.
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Building Association No. 8
M. G. Donlan
Joseph L. Schofield
W. O. Ford
W. K. Hoa
G. Ge E. Paon
Ceorge J. Niesa
M. H. Cochrane
Jos. L. Schofield
W. H. Horaff
Jorney
John T. Schofield
Schofield
Association
Donlen
Death notice for Mrs Louise Glazier former Madison resident
Telegram announced the death of Mrs Louise Glazier at her daughter Mrs Robert Connor's home in Mirshfield Wisconsin after a two week illness. She was 76, German born, longtime Madison resident, and a member of First Presbyterian. Funeral and burial planned in Marshfield.
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Lawrence Smith
Louise Glazier
Wheel Comes Off Auto and Driver Dies in Turtle Turn
In Lafayette Indiana on July 6 Charles B. Rewbaker age 65 died from a broken back after an automobile last night lost a wheel and flipped over.
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Lafayette
Ind
Charles B. Rewbaker
Question of Proclaiming Peace With Germany Under Review
The question of a presidential proclamation of peace with Germany is under consideration and will be decided upon President Harding's return from Raritan.
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Germany
Raritan
Washington
Harding
President Harding Arrives in Washington With Party
President Harding and his party arrived in Washington from Raritan this afternoon, marking a presidential visit recorded by the press.
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Washington
Raritan
Harding
Canadian premier warns on Japanese treaty renewal
London July 5 Premier Meigan of Canada attending the Imperial conference threatens to proclaim Canada outside the Japanese treaty if renewed by Great Britain. The claim comes from a sensational Manchester Guardian dispatch.
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London
Meigan
Canada
Great Britain
Manchester Guardian
Germany Tepid Over Peace With America
Berlin reports tepid reaction to President Harding signing the Congressional peace resolution. No street celebration or flag at the American Embassy as the Reichstag notes a technical peace, while newspapers issue only brief notices.
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Berlin
Germany
America
Harding
Reichstag
Fourth of July Festivities Mixed with Heat in Madison
The Fourth was celebrated quietly in Madison with morning and afternoon games and numerous private picnics and beach gatherings. Hot conditions kept attendees indoors at many events, and no major incidents were reported amid the celebrations.
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Madison
Heav
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