Local Folds and Travels Across Indiana and Ohio
Madison daily notes arrivals departures and visits as Miss Mayme Wallace Miss Jessie Wood and Mrs Freil Grace travel to Indianapolis Springfield and Cincinnati. Residents like Mr. Copeland and Mrs. White move between Cleveland Pittsburg and Poledo while Dr. Cochran operates in Carrollton. The piece closes with a Camp Shaughnessy insurance payout of 8000 to a widow after 15 years of service.
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Mayme Wallace
Indianapolis
Jessie Wood
Springfield
Freil Grace
Cincinnati
Walter White
Little Dianetter
Dorothy
Lott Thomas
Homerfolis
Poledo, O
Mr. White
Miss Dorothy
Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. White
Pittsburg
Thomas Wells
Carrollton
Harry Wells
Louisville
Live
Cochran
A. d. Merrett
Wtrer
Down Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Give the Baby a Chance in the nation’s health push
A public health bulletin urges mothers to protect infants from heat poor milk and filth in crowded tenements. The US Public Health Service offers the bulletin free to applicants, while Congress debates a record naval appropriation and the US wheat crop remains a fifth of world production.
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United States Public Health Service
Alb
House
Senate
United States
Miss Edith Tull Weds in Cincinnati Ceremony
Miss Maith Tull wedding to Rev Albert Eh was held in Cincinnati with vows at Lane Street church. The couple plans Day ton residency after a seminary course completion and assignments, as local friends offer congratulations.
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Hanover
Albert Offers
Cincinnati
Charles Pull
Phenaver
Miss Maith
Albert Eh
Bea
Crater St
Kaesen
APS Cca
Panovay
Lane Chetwical Seminary
Cineinansti
Tau Poste Tate
Dayton
Bob
Mary Friend
Diver Peake
Edward Garrity Former Madisonian Dies
Edward Garrity aged 60 formerly of Madison died yesterday in Cincinnati. The remains will be buried at North Madison Cemetery near the depot. He is survived by sister Miss Amy Garrity of Chicago and a near friend Mr Brawn of Cincinnati. Father Guthneck will conduct the burial. He was a son of Mr and Mrs Martin Garrity longtime Madison residents.
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Edward Garrity
Madison
Neato
Getic
Cimennati Aes
Amy Garevity
Chicago
Faieary
Checinnati
Foodie Lyre
Madison Carboite
Buriah
Guthneck
Martin Garrity
Madison Minty
Court News from Chambers in Varied Dana
Judge Judee Griffith disposed of several matters from the recent Jefferson circuit session. Lucy Cosby was ordered to pay 200 dollars into court for child support while divorce proceedings proceed. John Baum was named receiver in a note and chattel mortgage dispute involving Rovers Drug Store No. 2 and Retter. A petition seeks to remove administrator Mary J. Holman in the estate of the late Alys Tarpy, appointing Edward Tarpy instead. Judge Griffith completed docket work and returned to Vevay.
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Chambers
Judee Griffith
Detferson
Lucy Cosby
John Baum
Rovers Drug Store No
Retter
Emerson Lewen
Mary J. Holman
Alys
Mary Tarpy
Edward Tarpy
Griffith
Vevay
Rural Health Crisis Highlighted by Mansdell in Senate
Senator Joseph E Mansdell of Louisiana warned of enormous annual losses from typhoid fever and malaria, arguing health safeguards for people livestock and crops are essential. He cited totals of over 900 million dollars lost yearly with per capita costs and pointed to government spending on disease prevention as insufficient.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph E. Mansdell
Louisiana
Senate
America
Ansdell
Peco Upassi Ipa
Conschel
United States
Bomb Intercepted For Deutschland In Port Vigil
A boy carried a box believed to be love token for the Deutschland. Police stopped him at the pier and opened the parcel revealing a timed dynamite bomb. Officers destroyed the device before it could detonate and Count Von Bernstorff toured the ship during the incident.
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Daltmore
Count von Bernstorff
Deutschland
Port
Man Freed in Court Vanishes After Release
Alva Moler, who was freed in Squire Stuart's court after vowing to support his family and depart for Tinais, disappeared within hours of release. His wife and four children, left penniless, received shelter and aid from Sheriff Monroe and court officers, with funds arranged to send them to the sister's home in Illinois. The family had previously lived in Milton township.
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Alva Moler
Squire Stuart
Tinais
Monroe
Ilinois
Milton Township
Country Club Dinner Pleases Members With Social Games
The July entertainment committee of the Country Club hosted a prettily served dinner at the club with informal games and music. The dinner was served at tables both inside and on the grounds under the trees, described as novel and pleasantly different from prior events. Four men were killed and more than twenty injured in an explosion at the Du Pont powder plant near Haskell New Jersey with one person missing.
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The
Country Club
David Johnson
du Pont
Haskell
N. J
Shot guns fired at Broadway Limited injuring several
Boys with shot guns fired at the Broadway Limited on the Pennsylvania lines east of Ft Wayne last night injuring three men and one woman possibly fatally. Passengers stood on the observation platform as the attack occurred. Charles Hughes to begin campaign in Detroit after official notification on July 31 with stops expected in Chicago and St Paul. Nova Scotia coal mines employ 16,629 miners.
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Lima
Ohio
Broadway Limited
Pennsylvania
Ft Wayne
New York
Charles Hughes
Detroit
Chicago
St. Paul
Indiana Progressive Panel Removes State Committeeman
William Holton Dye Progressive National Committeeman from Indiana was unseated by the Indiana State Progressive Committee for backing Charles F. Hughes. The decision, made Monday night, was announced by State Chairman E M Lee tonight as Dye traveled within the state. Dye plans to challenge the action.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Holton Dye
Indiana
Charles F. Hughes
Chicivo
E. M. Lee
Dye
Noblesville
Drowns in gravel pit pond near Vincennes
Tad Vincennes, July 13. Fred Tieman, nineteen, a theological student at St Meinard's, Washington, drowned Tuesday afternoon while swining with his younger brother Barret in a gravel pit pond near the city. Father Sceicher, of St Mary's church, Washington, accompanied the party.
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Vincennes
Tad
Fred Tieman
Washington
St. Meinard’s
Swing
Barret
Munsce Pravel Pit
Sats
Father Sceicher
St Mary's Church
The Letter Found in a Library
A man named Joseph Werner discovers an unfinished letter tucked in a history book at a library. The letter, written a decade earlier by a young woman to a former lover, reveals a past love and unfulfilled promise. Werner realizes the writer is the letter’s recipient and reunites with her to complete their betrothal. Take The Herald
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Joseph Werner
Joe
Ariel
Josephus
Fline
Werner
Ott
Jin
Stre
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Woodrow Wilson
Formier
Thomas Klalarshlall
Joan Alm. Adair
Mason J. Miblack
John W. Kern
Thomas Taggart
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Homer L. Cook
Dale J. Crittenberge
George A. Bittler
Evan B. Stotsenberg
Supreme Court
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Bureau of Statistics
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Fifth Judicial Circuit
Wallace J. Cotton
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Joseph M. Cravens
Edward M. Prenatt
Edwin M. Stanton
George A. Monroe
John L. Muret
William H. Werning, JR
Oscar Oliver
Joan A. Swan
New Jersey
Madison Sate Deposit & Trust Co
National Branch Bank
J. W. Cornett
J. Weyer
Bee’y
First National Bank
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Strader General
South Mulberry Street
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
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DR. Kinc
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Buffalo
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