Madison Short News Roundup of Arrivals and Departures
Local arrivals include Mr and Mrs Fred House of North Madison with a son born recently. Matthew Klein of Indianapolis visits his sister in the city. Margaret and Katie Mullen depart by morning train for Seals for a month with relatives. Harvey Brophy returns from Detroit after a news trip. Herman Duenisch came back from Indianapolis after a telegraph exam. Emma Brown of Marion and Tea Cole of Indianapolis go home after visits in Madison. Dustin Ely arrives from Indianapolis for a few days. John Garrity returns to St Louis after visiting Miss Mary. Carrie Emerick of Sheboygan Ind reports a marriage ceremony performed by Rev Seburnin at Clerk Nichols office.
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Jacob ‘Quan
Hanover
Fredhouse
North Madison
Matthew Klein
Indianapols
Frank Schafer
East Third Street
Margaret
Katie Mullen
Seals
Charles A. Brophy, Jr
Harvey
Detroit
Mich
Herman Duenisch
Indianapolis
Western Union
Emma Brown
Marion
Téa Cole
Madison
Dustin Ely
Ely
Ten Cent
Mand
John Garrity
St. Louis
Mary
Kathyi
Circuit Court decision awards damages in two cases
The Circuit Court heard Thomas C. Andis vs. the Ivania Railroad Co. with a verdict of 3493.25 and Sarah L. Schwab estate case yielding 524.92. Attorneys P. E. Bear, Samuel B. Fed, Salter & Bear, H. H. Cope represented parties, and a commissioner oversaw sale of Monroe township real estate. report filed and approved by the court.
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Circuit Court
Thomas C. Andis
The
Ivania Railroad Co
Scott County
P. E. Bear
Samuel B. Fed
Salter & Bear
Harry G. Schwab
Sarah L
H. H. Cope
Harry Owens
Pteof
Sarah L. Schwab
Curtis Marshall
Marshall
Monroe Township
Partia Valilee
Valilee
Dollar Woes and War Cost Seen in 1920 Living Costs
The National Industrial Conference Board reports food at 62 percent and clothing 68 percent above prewar levels, with the peak cost of living reached and passed. Rents and fuel costs rise while deflation hints appear. clothing led price surges with shoes showing notable gains, illustrating the era’s persistent postwar inflation.
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National Industrial Conference Board
York
Court intervenes to save dog under will in Kansas City
Probate court in Kansas City Missouri, at the wish of executors of Dr Victor E Metzger, blocked the clause ordering Lad die a Scotch collie to be humanely chloroformed. The court removed that provision and ordered the dog given to a friend of the deceased woman.
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Probate
Kansas City
Victor E. Metzger
Laddie
Boy Kills Self Imitating Actor in Pittsburg Home
Frank Pasti twelve years old of Pittsburg accidentally shot himself while attempting to imitate a moving picture actor. He was wounded through the head and passed on after being taken to a hospital.
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Frank Pasti
Pittsburg
Blind World War I Veterans Learn Trades in France
In Paris at the Phare de France a program trains blinded soldiers in trades such as bookbinding printing and weaving. Initiated by Miss Halt with American support, the effort helps veterans reintegrate through crafts and productive work, backed by funds and volunteer drive led by Andrew W. Mellon and Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Rue Daru
Paris
Osten
Inet
Pallus
Phoure de France
Rue Dara
France
Phare de France
Ateric
United States
Elina
Miss Halt
Thording
Andrew W. Metlon
Lormorers
Chetrne
D. Roosevelt
Ote
Lewis
East
Fefiontuth Street
New York
Local visitors and forthcoming nuptials in Madison area
Madison residents host relatives from Cleveland and North Madison while others plan summer trips to Sandusky and Chicago. Arthur Gunnell and Tempest Ricketts receive marriage licenses from Clerk Nichols. A gasoline explosion injures Mrs. James ONeal. C E Toler and daughter Alice stay with Mrs. Thacker and will attend Chautauqua.
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John Stevens
Cleveland
Ohio
Frederica
Anna Boerner
North Madison
Vevay
Thomas B., Wilson
Sandusity
Arthur T. Gunnell
Tempest B. Ricketts
Clerk Nichols
Mary Ryker
Alice
Dayton
F. L. Thacker
West Second Street
Chautauqua
Phantom rewards fool moving picture publicity man in Germany
A Berlin publicity stunt for the film Der Millionendieb drew Danish detectives to Berlin and Hamburg after a fake reward of 75000 Danish crowns was advertised. Berlin officials halted the hoax and Copenhagen asked Berlin to stop the misleading campaign.
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Germany
Terlin
Berlin
Copenhagen
Foreign Office
Hamburg
Refused to Vote No Husband Threatens Divorce Suit
Mrs. Willson B Bryant of Louisville Kentucky says in response to her husband’s threat to lock the house and leave her trunk on the porch if she voted no that she will proceed with a divorce suit. The Herald reports the dispute arising from a disagreement over voting.
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Willson B Bryant
Louisville
Mra. Bryant
Harry Moorehead Dies in Milwaukee Auto Crash
Telegram reports 21 year old Harry Moorehead killed in a Milwaukee automobile accident last night. He lived in Milwaukee a year and had served in World War I before returning home. Survived by his parents a sister and five brothers living in Madison, Kansas City, and Milwaukee.
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W. H. Moorehead
Harry
Milwaukee
Wis
Madison
Miss Iace
Charles
Joe
Frank
Kansas City
Earl and
Wil- Vain
Infant Williams Dies at Two Months Old
Ernest Douglas Williams, two months nine days old, died at the family home on North Vine Street yesterday evening. Funeral was held this afternoon with burial in Springdale Cemetery. The family mourns, and a sweet two year old daughter remains.
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Ernest Douglas Williams
Harold Williams
North Vine Street
Springdale Cemetery
Charles Geyman Dies in Butte Montana at 39
Mr George Geyman of China received a telegram reporting his son Charles Geyman 39 died in Butte Montana Tuesday night. Born in this county, he left 18 years ago to farm in Montana, owned a large tract near Butte, was unmarried and survived by several siblings. Remains will be brought to China for burial, arrival expected Friday night.
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George Geyman
China
Charles
Butte
Mont
Montana
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Offer
A 100 reward offer promises cure for catarrh unreachable by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad claims 35 years of use and blood-borne action to expel poison and heal diseased parts. It urges immediate start, testimonials, and notes Toledo, Ohio as the company location with druggists carrying the product.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Oledo
Obi
Wedding of Margaret Reed and Herbert Lorenzen at First Presbyterian
Miss Margaret Reed daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Reed and Herbert C Lorenzen of Chicago wed at 1 30 PM in the First Presbyterian church Hanover romance ends in a grand ceremony with 300 guests. The bride wore imported white silk and bouquet of white roses. groom in navy suit. After the ceremony guests were entertained at the bride's home and a brief wedding tour followed before settling in Chicago. Out of town guests include Lorenzen family siblings Alma and Dorothy Chicago and Frederick Miller Washington Illinois with other relatives from Iowa and Indiana.
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First Presbyterian Church
Margaret
Reed
J. E. Reed
Herbert C. Lorenzen
Chicago
Hanover
Queen Anne
Samuel Colgate
Louis Francisco
William Colgate
Charles Stanton
Logan
Frederic Miller
Washington, Ll
Samuel Culgate
Alma Lorenzen
Louise Eckert
Madison
Virginia Tevis
W. W. Logan
Miss Lorenzen
Miss Eckert
Miss Tevis
Dresden
Ill
Frederick Miller
Washington, Ill
C. E. Binkley
C. L. Myers
W. L. Shannon
R. W. Matheson
QO. O. Favors
Mildred Leaky
Freaka, Ind
Sunspot Theories Stir Debate On Solar Mysteries
A long discussion of sunspots and magnetic storms links recent solar activity to Earth's telegraph wires. Theories from Lodge to Einstein differ on electrons and ether, with Astronomers noting sunspots cool the solar surface and may drive auroras and magnetic disturbances.
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Bome
Oliver Lodge
Einstein
Earth
Tidia
Mother Shipton
Hercules
Jupiter
Venus
E. Walter Maunder
British Royal Observatory
Iridium
Ares
Moated Castle Sought for High Class Flats Near London
A London firm aims to convert a Stratford border castle dating to 1842 into six or seven flats for small families. Negotiations are under way for a long lease to transform the property into a residence with moat, modernized interiors, and retained romantic features. The estate includes grounds, tennis courts and proximity to golf courses.
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London
Surrey
Kent
Red Cross Aims $10 Million for Disabled Veterans
The American Red Cross announces in Washington that it will spend 10 million dollars to aid disabled American veterans who have not received relief from government agencies.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Washington
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