Democrats and Roosevelt rally in fi nell convention analysis
The piece weighs Cox against Roosevelt as Democratic contenders and praises Roosevelts vigor and Navy service while condemning Republicans. It argues Coxs conservative yet progressive stance and endorses a ticket pairing Cox with a strong Roosevelt platform to appeal to independents and voters wary of party rigidness.
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Finell
Sethias
Cox
Naedle Forest
I Aelley
Sam Berchaw
Cox Dias Dome
Bibel
Jppocaten
Spr
Franklin de Roosevelt
Navy
Cos
Funeral for Maj Gen William C Gorgas at St Pauls Cathedral
Major General Gordon will be accorded full military honors at the funeral for Maj Gen William C Gorgas former surgeon general of the United States who died yesterday The service will be held Friday noon at St Pauls Cathedral Attending will be representatives of King George and the royal family as well as British and American armies and navies and a delegation from the Royal Society of Medicine Arrangements are being made by that society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William C. Gorgas
United States
St. Paul's Cathedral
Kong George
Reyaltemay
Royale Society of Medien
Baby Rescued From Well In Coal City Scene
A one year old girl fell through a movable well cover in Hymeta while visiting the Free home. A boy lowered by rope rescued the child, who suffered a bruise on an arm but was saved from drowning. Parents Mo and Mrs Morris were visiting J W Free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal City
Ind
J. W. Free
W. EL. Morris
Columbus Poultry Dealer Arrested for Embezzlement
Carl Marsh of Columbus, a poultry dealer, was arrested and bond set after an Indianapolis firm accused him of misappropriating $4,000 given to buy poultry last March. Marsh reportedly has made good the $4,000. without repayment, local dealers in Columbus and Dupont faced losses of $750 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Marsh
Columbus
Indianapolis
Marsh
Dupont
North Vernon Sun
Prohibition Ticket May Be Field This Fall
Madison reports indicate a Prohibition National Committee chairman says a prohibition ticket could enter the fall race. The item notes summer illnesses and various local movements as people travel and attend events across Kentucky and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Prohibition National Committee
Mrs Charles A Bowman Dies After Illness in Madison
Mrs Charles A Bowman died at 1 30 p m in King's Daughters hospital after a brief pneumonia illness. She had long battled diabetes and spent her life in Madison as a devoted mother and active church member. She leaves two sons Ford and William, a sister Mrs Fred Thomas, four brothers Willmin PL James E Iumer L and Harry C Creser, and her parents. William Bowman of Cincinnati arrived for the funeral period.
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Charles A. Bowman
King’s Daughters Hospital
Bowman
Julia Crozier
Madison
W. W. Crozier
Ford Bowman
Cincinnati
William Bowman
First Baptist Church
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claim
A 100 reward promise for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The copy states the medicine has 35 years of use and acts through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It claims improved overall health after short use and urges readers to buy now. Testimonials offered, I. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo Ohio. Priced 75 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Death of John Gaskill Rears Regret in Madison
John Gaskill died at 11 this morning at his West Third Street home after a brief illness. A 73 year old Alliance Ohio native and longtime Madison resident, he was a carpenter and respected citizen. He leaves a widow Minnie Tower, two children Mrs Dwyer and Louis Gaskill, two brothers Caleb and Edward, and a sister Ella Perry.
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John Gaskill
West Third Street
Minnie Tower
Dwyer
Lawrenceburg
Louis Gaskill
St. Louis
Caleb Gaskill
Indianapolis
Edward Gaskill
Grayford
Ella Perry
Dupont
Death of Charles Walkenhorst Hunter's Bottom farmer
Charles Walkenhorst a well known Hunter's Bottom farmer in Trimble County Kentucky died at 2 30 am from tuberculosis following influenza season final rites at the Lutheran church in Hunter's Bottom Sunday at 10 with Rev B Arends conducting He is survived by a widow three daughters a sister and a brother in Germany The funeral will be held Sunday.
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Charles Henry
Curtis Marshall
Thomas Porter
Covington
Miton
Mer. Louis Porter
North Madison
Morton Vaughn
Morris Chapel
Church Cemetery
Charles Walkenhorst
Hunter's Bottom
Trimble County
Germany
Carl Boully
Lena
Katie Walkenhorst
Fred Meier
Indiana
Henry Walkenhorst
Hunter’s Bottom
Rev. B. Arends
Indiana Prepares Tax Legislation for Special Legislature Session
Officials in Indianapolis push rapid preparations for a special session to tackle the tax muddle. Governor says session won’t be delayed as administration bills and printer drafts cover election law changes, voter logistics, precinct adjustments, clerk duties, and updated tax, road, and depository statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Election Board
Circuit Court
Barrett Law
Wasted energy of the sun
A discussion on the vast energy radiated by the sun that reaches space. Sir Oliver Lodge cites a view that Earth has used only a tiny fraction of solar output and that space remains near absolute zero despite ongoing radiation from countless stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Lodge
Scientific American
Globe
Names and places reveal ancient human history
The article traces how early names show who lived where by describing terrain and ownership. It notes Celtic roots in England’s mountains and rivers, the pattern of adding ton or ham to holder names, and how descriptors survive in place names like Starvacre. It also mentions New York hospital admissions and historical coinage and cholera inoculation dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wieter
Starvacre
Tent life at Bascombs draws city dwellers to river tents
Gwen arrives at a remote farm to visit the Bascombs who run a lake tent colony. Local talk centers on seven army tents and newer shacks, while Gwen navigates fatigue boredom and mystery around Pow and camp life as she awaits news from New York contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen
Mrs. Biscomb
Alma
New York
Odo
Bascombs
Drew
Tent Mixup at White River Tent Colony
Gwen confronts a tent switch at a rural camp where a mistaken occupant uses her tent. Mr Bascomb resolves the error by morning and Gwen returns for noon meals with the crowd at the male house, the mix up easing as new boarders settle in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus
Dean Tad Das
Guen
Bennie
Garen
Gwen
Bascome
Wales
Not Harmed by City Life
An article discusses a university study comparing city and country youths in military selection tests. It notes percentages of acceptances, implications for agricultural and civic life, and argues environment influences perceived fitness and traits. It highlights broader questions about civilization and upbringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megutrs Bey
Fejoe
Hess
Cing Bay
Cultivate Memory and Identity Through Remembrance
The text argues that identity and life quality hinge on memory and recollection. It asserts that experiences form personality, and memory bears the burden of knowledge, noting brains can handle duties if given a fair chance and memories remain clear and accurate.
Handicap of the Gold Spoon
A reflection on life chances contrasts the spoiled child born with wealth to the enterprising youth who earns success through competition. The piece, attributed to Charles Grant Miller in the Christian Herald, argues real advantage comes from effort and drive rather than inherited wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hfe
Ife
Lfe
Charles Grant Miller
The
Christian Herald
Directors to Elect Seven at Madison Company Meeting
Notice states that between two and four in the afternoon on the stated day a meeting will be held in the directors' room at the company's building to elect seven directors for the ensuing year and to transact other proper business. H L Lyon secretary Madison Indiana July 1 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Company
H L. Lyon
Sec
Madison
Ind
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