McCoy’s Sentence Trimmed by Pardons Board
William McKay alias William McCoy of Jefferson County, serving a life term for larceny as a habitual criminal, has had his sentence reduced to two to fourteen years by the Pardons Board. Madison Business College readies for opening mid August with new equipment and day and night classes, targeting July 25 for tentative start. Prof. E C Hewett of New Albany reports strong early enrollment as the Richert building on East Main hosts classes.
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Indianapolis
William McKay
William McCoy
Jefferson County
Madison Business College
Richert
East Main Street
E. C. Hewett
New Albany Business College
Madison
Culee
Madison Woman Praises Dean’s Kidney Pills Testimony
Madison resident Mrs. Nan Oakley of 418 North Walnut publicly endorses Dean’s Kidney Pills after relief from kidney pain backache headaches and dizziness. Pills available at Harper’s drug store for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes. Also three freight cars of steel railroad ties from Madison Light & Railway Co. sold to Youngstown Ohio and shipped recently.
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Madison
Dean
Nan Oakley
North
Walnut Street
Donan
Harper's Drug Store
Madison Light & Railway Co
Youngstown
Ohio
Custer Declared Candidate for Congress in Fourth District
The Herald announces Clarence E. Custer of Bartholomew County as a Democratic candidate for Congress in the Fourth District, pending the outcome of the party primary election.
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Herald
Clarence E. Custer
Bartholomew County
Fourth
Senator Underwood shifts to support League pact
Washington July 15 Senator Underwood Alabama, once a doubtful supporter of the League, said he would back the pact without amendment. He denounced the Shantung clause as indefensible and unjust. Norris Nebraska announced he would vote against ratification in its present form.
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Washington
League of Nations
Underwood
Alabama
League
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
England
France
Italy
Russia
United States
Japan
China
Jiapin
Poultry Rules Spur Careful Egg Handling In State
A eastern central state poultry concern has issued five handling rules for eggs, boosting producers’ payments by about five cents per dozen through stricter practices. Purdue University backs the five rules to cut summer losses from careless handling.
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Poultry Department
Purdue University
Honors for Gen Pershing on Arrival in England
General Pershing reached London from France aboard the destroyer Orpheus after noon. British ships fired a salute as he entered Dover, where he was welcomed by General Sir Horne. Churchill and government leaders planned a busy schedule including a garden party with the King, a sword honor, a review of American troops, and the freedom of the city.
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London
Pershing
France
Dover
Orpheus
Sir Horne
Winston Churchhill
Amerian
Davis
Gen. Pershing
American trawler Richard Buckles sunk in North Sea
A Sunday North Sea tragedy reports the American trawler Richard Buckles sinking after an explosion from a mine aboard. Commander FL Ro King and six crew members died, with only one body recovered.
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North Sea
Onan
Dui Boo
Richard Buckles
FL Ro King
King
Zeppelins to Begin Regular America Germany Flights
Hans Kahrs of the Monopole Export Union predicts Zeppelins several times the size of the R-34 will start regular trips between America and Germany within a year carrying about 300 tons of freight. Rev J Phillip Armand and wife visit Spokane relatives and study Methodist Good Will Missions work as part of a wider Centenary plan to establish 40 missions in major US cities focused on salvage and charity programs.
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New York
America
Germany
Hans Kahrs
Monopole Export Union
J. Phillip Armand
Spokane
Wash
Fred Armand
Canaan Pike
Armand
United States
No Truth in Paris Dispatches on Lans ing Resignation
Washington officials deny Paris reports that Secretary Lansing quit over dissatisfaction. State Department confirms there is nothing to the rumor and asserts no change in Cabinet positions.
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Washington
Paris Dispatches
Lansing
State Department
Tam
Department
Wilson to resist last ditch on German peace treaty
Washington July 15 President Wilson will fight to the last ditch against reservations by the United States to the German peace treaty. Administration leaders emphasized that predictions he would concede only cosmetic changes to save face for certain Senators have no foundation.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Administration
United States
Polk Seen as Berlin Ambassador Prospect After Treaty
Washington July 15 Frank Polk Under Secretary of State will travel to Paris to succeed Lansing as head of the American Peace Commission and is prominently mentioned for appointment as Ambassador to Berlin when the Senate ratifies the treaty.
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Washington
Frank Polk
Paris
Lansing
American Peace Commission
Berlin
Senate
Funeral rites for Mrs. Andrew Heimburger held in Martinsville
The remains arrived in Madison from Martinsville and were moved to the Lauer home where friends paid sympathy calls. A Requiem High Mass was sung at St Marys Church before burial at St Josephs Cemetery with pallbearers named. Relatives accompanied the body, including Mr Heimburger and Mrs Lauer and others from Detroit and Martinsville. The piece also notes a Supreme Court ruling on Reed amendment and a land deed in Saluda Township for 2400 dollars by Alfa Ray Paswater and wife Maysel to Henry C. Thom for 80 acres.
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Andrew Heimburger
Martinsville
Madison
Edward A. Lauer
North Mulberry Street
St. Mary's Church
Charles Bilger
St. Joseph's Cemetery
North Walnut Street
Messrs
W. H. Rahe
John Voll
Leo Schroeder
Frank E. Zepf
Charles Jacobs
John B. Niesse
Heimburger
Lauer
Andrew Schaeffer
Frances
Helen
John
Detroit
Mich
William Kahn
Alfa Ray Paswater
Maysel
Henry C. Thom
Saluda Township
The Crayon Wizard Pitt F Parker at Chautauqua
Pitt F Parker known as the Crayon Wizard presents an art lecturing show at the Chautauqua on August 2 8 p m featuring crayon drawing and clay modeling. He demonstrates that facial features are alike across races and blends humor with lessons on environment and mystery in life while drawing political and historical figures upside down.
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Parker
Mr. Parker
Chicsco
Merc Parker
Qauiehir
Aro
Uncle Joe Cannon
the Kaiser
Uncle Sam
John Ball
$100000 Oil drilling project to start on Judge Francisco farm
Mr Isaac Williams reports a carload of drills ropes and gear for oil well surveying on Judge Francisco s farm near Wirt with actual drilling due to begin in ten days The Crites Oil Company led by superintendent Madison P Holland plans a $100000 investment to locate oil A collision at Main and Mulberry streets caused minor vehicle damage and one wheel loss The notes close with aphorisms on life and revenge.
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Isaac Williams
Calloway
Madison
Judge Francisco
Wirt
Crite’s Oil Company
Madison P. Holland
Main
Mulberry Streets
Thelma Spencer Hosts Deer Park Party for Visitor From Vevay
Miss Thelma Spencer of Ryker's Ridge entertained a dawn party at her home on Ryders Kida with many guests including Place Petoan Herman Jessup Brita Miatiis Speen and Morris Cope. Refreshments were served as the group enjoyed games and conversation.
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Ryker's Ridge
Vevay
Thelma Spencer
Ryders Kida
Mosthavel Protsman
Acctantiater Gard
Place Petoan
Herman Jessup
Brita Ke Miatiis Speen
Teer
Thelma Spence
Morris Cope
Dioice
Baseball results and local survey updates in Oil City
Yesterday's notes report scattered baseball scores including Pittsburgh versus New York and Detroit versus New York, along with American League and Association standings. Local officials surveyed 2 miles of road linking Lancaster and Monroe pikes, described as near the first Oil City street as wells are sunk on Judge Francisco's farm. Michael Hopkins plans to ship P. J. Quinn store stock to Bedford for John Quinn's future venture.
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Lancaster
Monroe
Pikes
Oil City
Judge Francisco
Michael Hopkins
P. J. Quinn
Bedford
John Quinn
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WM. M'Coy
Pardon Board
Madison News
Texiz
U. S
Poultry Concern
Tumulty
Burleson
John T.peters
Shelby Township
William R. Hall
Solidies
Marion
Hall
Indiana
Capt.Peters
Zeppelins
Mor
Under Secretary OF State
United States Supreme Court
Anderson
Crayon
Pitt F. Parker
Chautauqua
Dlaved
Botitth
Kieda Ruel
Heeler Pyrama Rueb Coardon
Leona Lierenweber
Helen Cirebe
Jertha Ruhker
Preida Deraree
Phiester Deciares
Lave Calis Breahab Cutis
Rise Weber
Meee Ars
Heriain Esst
Bios Rate Jie
Karey Lemenweber
Geer Buel
Heteenezer Eisenhart Wiles Kieded
Robert Giareen
Charethee Ciredus
James Demaree
Stanley Riedel
Bonel Keller Lave Pies
MI Er
Wood Chertebon
Wo Spencer
Choe
Pittsburgh
New York St. Lewis
Droaniva Cincinnate de
National League
Bet
Cincinnaati
Chicago
Pitts
Brooklyn
St. Lewis
Boston
Philadelphia
iChicagro
Cleveland
St. Louis
American Association
I Pet
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Aod
Dee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Aera
Armstrong
Meyer
Universal Oxfords
C. A. Stanton
THE
Shoeists
Pfortner’s
W. Pfortner
Jefferson Street
Pearl Packing Co
Bea
Macnn
John Debler
Seymour
City
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