Local notices from Burris to Madison amid Fourth of July travel
July 1 notices report travelers visiting Cincinnati Indianapolis and Aurora plus a wedding in Madison. Families including Lorenzen Reed and King mourns in Colorado while the North Madison Creamery moves to Park Avenue with the Pure Gold butter line. artist Ed Chowning showcased a large decorative shade.
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Burris
Cincinnati
Minti
Fulton
Indinapos
Peter Metzer
John Chih
Jeffersville
Werths Eglin
Myre Lemen
Indianapolis
Naiu
Sider
Tr. Newe
Caica Zo
Lorenzer-Reed
RI. Stanton
Aurora
North Madison Creamery Company
North Madison
Old Madison Brewing Co
Park Avenue
M. G. Schneider
Ed. Chowning
China
Japan
Champ Kahn
Chowning
North Walnut Street
Microbial Air Claim Prompts Public Debate
A Boston Tran script notes a quote claiming each cubic inch of air holds a million microbes. The remark sparks discussion as some readers report loneliness or unease amid questions about air quality and unseen life.
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Boston Transcript
Mistake of Scientista at the French Academy
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a debate on the first phonograph demonstration before the French Academy of Science with scientists labeling it a venture into ventriloquism rather than a true invention.
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French Academy of Sicience
Bandits Rob Peoria and Eastern Train at Covington
Two masked bandits held up the Peoria and Eastern passenger train at Covington Indiana, shot express messenger Frank Beckman twice, looted the safe and tossed a bag of nonnegotiable drafts from the car, then fled near Veedersburg. Beckman was taken to an Indianapolis hospital. Two suspects were arrested at Covington and two at Veedersburg.
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Covington
Ind
Peoria
Frank Beckman
Veedersburg
Beckman
Indianapol
Express Company
Big Four Brotherhoods Consider Informal Wage Cut Acceptance
Chicago July 1 Vice Grand Chief Daugherty of the Locomotive Engineers says the big four brotherhoods may informally accept railway wage cuts to avert a nationwide strike. If leaders vote against acceptance, reductions could go to a referendum and strike vote.
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Chicago
Daugherty
L Omot're Engineers
Daughery
U S Pulls From Geneva Immigration Talks
Washington on July 1 states the United States reassigned its envoy to the Geneva conference after the Labor Department revoked the special commission given to Robert Todd to represent the United States at the international migration talks.
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Washington
America
United States
Labor Department
Special Commission
Robert Todd
Geneva
Knox-Porter Peace Resolution Declared Ending War
In a July 1 Senate session Senator Underwood Democratic leader declared the Knox-Porter peace resolution a surrender by the United States to the Central Powers. He said the war ended with a political understanding and that soldiers would be withdrawn as part of the terms.
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Washir
Knoox- Porter
United
Final Estate Reports Approved by Circuit Court
The court approved the final report and settled the estate of William F. Lemon of Shelby township, with R. D. Scot as administrator and Lemon & Cooper as attorneys. A deed action involving Melville Jones against Arvel Greenwood was approved for 94 acres. Lemon & Cooper aided the commissioner Harvey Hamell. The Edith C. Rowlison quiet title suit against Herbert Rowlson was dismissed as defendants conveyed their interests to the plaintiff widow. Final report for Thomas D. Wheeler of Canaan was approved and distributive shares paid to the clerk for heirs. Lemon & Cooper served as estate attorneys.
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Will‘am F. Lemon
Ate
Shelby Township
R. D. Scot
de Bons Non
Lemon & Cooper
Melv
Jones
Arven
Greenwood
Harvey Hanmel
Lemen & Coper
Edith C. Rowlison
Herbert Rowlson
Broadway
Manlabert C. Rowlson
P. E. Berr
H. J. Zearing
John H. Webner
Thomas D. Wheeler
Canaan
Lemen and
Cooper
Knowledge Equalizes Social Conditions
A concise reflection on knowledge as a leveling force that bridges class and political differences, uniting people through shared passions and universal enjoyments. The quote emphasizes knowledge as a social equalizer across diverse positions.
Harding warns bureaus over budget plan to curb excess spending
In Washington on July 1 President Harding urged government agencies to back Charles Daws in his bid for a major budget system aimed at curbing vast expenditures of prior years. The emphasis signals a push to rein in spending across federal departments.
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Washington
Harding
Charles Daws
Army cuts begin as Weeks orders mass discharge
Washington July 1 The administration starts reducing army size under the army bill Secretary Weeks issues orders to nine corps area commanders to discharge any man who desires it.
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Washington
Weeks
Bethlehem Steel announces wage cuts at plant
Harrisburg dispatch reports Bethlehem Steel Company will cut wages by 15 percent at its steel plant effective July 15 and trim salaried employees by 10 percent on August 1. The notice notes payroll reductions across the workforce and highlights the financial squeeze facing the firm.
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Harrisburg
Bethlehem Steel Company
Rotary Club Picnic Served by Bellview Church Ladies
Madison Rotary Club enjoyed a picnic supper prepared by the ladies of Bellview Church at Liberty Grove. The supper was praised as excellent chicken and the entertainment included stunts with Walton Hampton winning a speed contest presented by John Inglis. Washington notes the Senate passed the peace resolution on July 1.
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Madison Rotary Club
Bellview
Liberty Grove
Speed Walton Hampton
John Inglis
Humphreys Doctors Book Offers Remedies List
A partial list advertises Humphreys remedies for broad treatment of “every living thing.” The announcement promotes a free mailed copy of the medical guide in English and several languages including French Spanish Portuguese and German.
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Humphreys
Little French Heroes Saved From Brittany Coast
Two French youngsters Nathalie Cole aged ten and Letts Carlow eleven received gold medals and 190 francs each for bravery. Nathalie saved a drowning friend off the Brittany coast last Christmas. Letts saved a playmate last September. Both hail from Lesconi Brittany.
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Hnfe
Nathalie Cole
Brittany
Letts Carlow
Lesconi
No Fresh Air For Her At 100 In Chicago
Mrs. Elizabeth Danne of Chicago celebrated her one hundredth birthday on April and seeks to vote at least 70 years. She is interested in politics and, despite her age, can sew, darn, and do housework. She credits longevity to staying indoors and does not believe fresh air benefits health.
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Elizabeth Danne
Chicago
Co Hye
Dunne
Miss Elizabeth McCarthy Died in Akron Ohio Last Night
Miss Elizabeth McCarthy died at 10 45 PM in Akron Ohio at the home of her brother Frank F McCarthy. She was born November 6 1876 in Madison and educated at St Michael parochial and Madison public schools. Survived by her mother Mrs Sarah J McCarthy and a brother, both residents of Akron. Burial arrangements to be announced in Akron tomorrow morning.
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S. G. Bovard
Cleveland
Ohio
Earl King
Lucille
Hayden
Martha Youmans
Cragmont
Clinton
Vail Undertaking House
Frederick Lorenzen
Chicago
Herebert
Margaret Reed
Melvin King
Colorado
Madison
George Saar
Littleton
King
The
Baptist Church
Saar
Anna
Marsha
Ronald Riedel
Ryker'’s Ridge
Edward
Thomas
Indianapolis
Herald
Frank F. McCarthy
Akron
Elizabeth McCarthy
McCarthy
Sarah J. McCarthy
T. F. McCarthy
St. Michael’s Parochial School
Body of Harry Moorhead Arrives After Milwaukie Trip
The body of Harry Moorhead arrived by noon train today from Milwaukee and was taken to his parents on West Main. His companion, who died, was not named in the report. the two men were in an auto accident seven miles from Milwaukee Sunday night when they hit a rock pile while avoiding a bridge under repair.
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Harry Moorhead
Milwaukee
West Main Street
Wm. Moorhead, Jr
Earl Moorhead
Edward Hertz
J. F. Moorhead
Kansas City
Moorhead
World’s Largest Record Office Showcased in Washington
Major Gen. Peter C. Harris heads a 2400 clerks force in Washington to track every officer and enlisted man’s activity for the War Department. The system evolved from Civil War era methods to a decimal file and personal folders, greatly increasing efficiency and keeping current records for millions of soldiers.
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United States
Peter C. Harris
Army
Washington, D.C
Adjutant General's Office
Washington
New York Times
War Department
Ste
Congress
Harris
War Office
Record and Pension Office
Ofice
Adjutant Generals — Office
Chile
Addaiant Generis
Adjutant General of
Gums
Adjutant Generals Office
Surgeon General
Surgeon's Office
Rooster Blinds Boy by Pecking Eyeball in Farmyard Incident
A six year old, Robert Hart, was pecked in the eye by a rooster while feeding chickens. the bird struck the eye, bursting it and leaving the boy blind. The report notes the event occurred in a rural setting during standard farm chores.
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Robert Hart
Home Remedies For Colds And Soothes Ailments
Old time health column promotes cheap cures for coughs and throat irritation. Recommends mentholized injections and arcine products, plus simple mixtures to soothe throat and nasal passages. Strong urged advice targets households with pets and elderly.
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust stockholders meeting notice
Stockholders of Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co. are notified the annual meeting will be held between 2 and 4 PM at the company's building in the directors' room Madison Indiana. They will elect seven directors for the ensuing year and transact any other proper business. H L Lyon secretary June 29 1921.
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Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co
Madison
Indiana
H. L. Lyon
Madison, Ind
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Melvin J. Guihenr
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Jove Phillips
C. E. Benson
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Anderson
Indianage
Labor Board
Sdesiypord
Knox-Porter
Serate
Circuit Court
Car‘s
Bethlehem Company
Frank Schreiner
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Hoboken
Schrinner
New York City
Piraic
Senate
Milania LF
Drorists
Humphreys’ Homeo
William and
Ang Itreets
New Tous
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Phivris
Coe
Rivnic
Dentilftes
Stockholders’ Meeting
First National Bank
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the National Branch Bank
M.atradi General
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