Mrs N B Hail visiting Madison and local notices
Madison reports Mrs N B Hail of Columbus visiting relatives while Hon Lincoln Dixon votes on the Rivers and Harbors Bill conference. The Peoples Trust Co appointed administrator of the late Harry Netherland estate. Several families travel for ill health and funerals amid local social and business notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Hail
Columbus
Lincoln Dixon
Rivers and Harbors
The
Peoples Trust Co
Harry Netherland
George Augustin
Wichita
Kas
Augustin
Nellie Quinn
Cincinnati
Maggie McIntyre
West Third Street
Quinn
Patrick Howley
Peoples Trust Company
Pearl Netherland
Jefferson St
Judge Bear
Contracts Awarded by Cragmont Board of Trustees
The Cragmont Board of Trustees awarded contracts on July 1 1916 for groceries to Elner EK Scott Co W S Robbins Co John B Bright Co Franklyn MacVeagh Co Claver Pishbach Co potatoes to Doln C Grout Co cereals to Elmer E Scott Co John C Grout Co toilet paper Crescent Paper Co dried bread to Jd W Teasdale Co provender to Chas M Short John pos Oliver Son laundry supplies Waters Garlaind Co Dey Goods N Hloruff Sons Rhoads Tillman engineers supplies Central Supply Co Vonnegut Hdwe Co Indianapolis Belling & Supply Co The Lodge Hardwire Co Indianapolis Electric Supply Co lumber to W H Miller Sons painters supplies W H Peters Indianapolis Paint & Color Co drugs to W H Peters A G Luken Co Max Wookes Sons Swan Myers Co From a reliable source Hon Clarence Roberts former city resident now a member of the New Mexico Supreme Court will run for Attorney General in the upcoming election. His party bets on his popularity and law knowledge for a likely win. Scotland reports 124 agricultural cooperative trading societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cragmont
Groveries -Elner EK. Scott Co
W.S. Robbins & Co
John B. Bright & Co
Franklyn MacVeagh Co
Claver-Pishbach Co
Doln C. Grout Co
Elmer E. Scott Co
John C. Grout Co
Cresent Paper Co
Jd. W. Teasdale & Co
Chas. M. Short
Oliver & Son
Garlaind Co
Dey
Hloruff & Sons
Rhoads & Tillman
Central Supply Co
Vonnegut Hdw. Co
Indiannapolis Belling & Supply Co
the Lodge Hardwire Co
Indianapolis
Clarence Roberts
Supreme Court of
New Mexico
Kidnapping Case Leads Officials to Crown Point and Cincinnati
Chief Deputy Fred Z Friedley and Virgil Whittaker of Lake County left by train with Mia Comite Lite and Master Othille Pinkerton amid custody moves. The group aimed to recover the child amid divorce related claims while eight prisoners were sent to a reformatory after visits to Jeffersonville. They returned to Madison and departed again for Crown Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Z. Friedley
Virgil Whittaker
Lake County
Crown Point
Mia
Comite Lite
Chetnall
Othille Pinkerton
Datelo
Cincinnati
Frredley
Meo Whittaker
Hanover College
Jeffersonville
Reformatory
Funeral services for William P. Shockley held yesterday
Funeral services for William P. Shockley were conducted yesterday afternoon at the Leavenworth church. Rev. Moody paid tribute to the decedent, with numerous friends present. Pallbearers were Harvey Hammell, William Breitenback, Louis Kock, Geo. Mayfield, Richard Brashtfield, John Waltz. Relatives from Terre Haute Indiana and Indianapolis attended, including Mack Shockley, Ed Haamiell, and many Shockley family members from Moores Hill and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FP. Shockley
Atelack
Leva of
Lesson
Twi
Geo. Mayfield
Richard Brashtfield
John Waltz
Amon
Mack Shockley
Terre Haute
Mies
Ddit Haaiuaell
Inoliintpoelis
David Shockley
Charles Shockley
Reverett Shockley
Allthor Moores Hill
Allie Shockley
Pt. Worth
Tex
Levi Lewis
Moores Hill
Thomas Shockley
Moores Wilk
Edward Shockley
Milnn
Edith Daughters
Charles Bowers
Moores Ill
Officers Installed At Juniata Tribe No 24 Meeting
At a regular Juniata Tribe No 24 meeting last night officers were installed for the ensuing term including Harry Davis as sachem and Charles Hoflovin as senior sachem. The tribe, now 562 members strong, is among Southern Indiana’s largest fraternal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniata Tribe
Harry Davis
Sachem
Charles Hoflovin
Chas. D. Sieck
William P. Peddie
Chas. Buck
John G. Heid
Indiana
Madison July 13 social notes and local incidents
Madison reports on visits and travels of local residents including Farris Carroll M F Tennis George Haskell Sterling Hilbert and Mary Louise Gray. A child death and hospital transfer involve Oliver Reed and family. Fire station repairs and a legal settlement accompany a cow hydrophobia and cargo stories from Vevay and Smyrna township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris Carroll
Nabb
M. F. Tennis
Chicago
George Haskell
French Lick
Sterling Hilbert
North Vernon
Gibraltar Occupation Since 1714 Noted
England has held Gibraltar since 1714 and reports indicate German regiments include chiropodists among their troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Gibraltar
Horse Thief Sought After Colum bus Theft Charge
Sheriff Monroe reports a horse and rig theft at Colum bus with fugitives later found in Greensburg. A man and woman were arrested, another accomplice escaped as confessions described plans to flee toward Madison crossing the river. The suspect is about 27, 5'10", 190 lbs, wearing a brown coat and worn trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Columbus
Greensburg
Madison
Mrs. Anna Ackerman Dies at Home in Ryker’s Side
Mrs Anna Batchelot Ackerman aged 45 wife of Peter Ackerman died at nine this morning at the family home after an illness. Funeral at two this Saturday afternoon with burial at Olive Branch. Survived by husband and a daughter. Frank Fos fined 81 and costs for intoxication by Squire Stuart. Fos, a well known Ken tuckian, had faced similar charges and carried $20 in real money plus a large imitation rat. the court found the real money reduced to $8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Cook
B.C. Cook
Mayo Brothers
Athens
Anna Batchelot Ackerman
Peter Ackerman
Ryker
Olive Branch
Frank Fos
Alexander and
Kremer
Squire Stuart
Fox
Kiesth
Sunday School Entertainment at Neuville's Grove
A Sunday school entertainment at Neuville's Grove near Volga drew a large crowd from North Madison and vicinity. Refreshments were served, but a late heavy rain interrupted the baseball game between Baptist and Methodist boys. Nonetheless attendees praised the event and had a pleasant time.
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Neuville’s Grove
Volga
North Madison
Charles Evans Hughes to be notified July 31 at Carnegie Hall
New York on July 13 reports final arrangements for notifying Charles Evans Hughes on July 31 in Carnegie Hall with a reception at the Hotel Astor. Roosevelt and Taft will receive invitations. Senator Warren Harding will deliver the notification speech and Hughes is expected to outline his national politics in reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Carnegie Hall
Hotel Astor
Roosevelt
Taft
Warren Harding
Ohio
Hughes
Former Madisonian Mrs Margaret Barrett centennial death
Mrs Margaret Barrett mother of Edward Barrett state geologist died Monday at her daughter Miss Margaret Barretts home in Indianapolis after celebrating her 100th birthday last Friday. Born in Ireland July 7 184? the Barretts moved from Glasgow to Madison Indiana then to Morgan Hendricks counties before settling in Indianapolis six years ago. She had seven children Edward James Margaret and Nellie among them. Also notes a serious arm fracture for Milo Bowman Lory and a stray Joke item from the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Charles Levy
Marion
Chicago
J. Hodges Sherlock
Ditfle
Ute
Win. Watlington
Indianapolis
Carl Dow
Chas. Hottman
Oliver Reed
Hanover
Spingdale
Reed
Minnie Camerer
G. Camerer
Cincinnati
Mabley & Carew's
Nellie B. Hall
Connersville
Prances Faught
Shelbyville
Carin
Charles Hoffman
Madison
Joseph Jenkins
Markland Dam
Lees
Kings Daughters Hospital
Vail
Cooper Hirst
West St
al Senior
Coop
Saure Stuart
Alva Moler
Wis
Moler
Ulinois
John Renschier
Smyrna
Hicks
Margaret Barrett
Edward Barrett
Miss Margaret Barrett
North
Meridian Street
St. John’s Church
Mes
Barrett
Indiana
Northern Ireland
Dublin
Margaret Manging
Michael Barrett
Glasgow
Scotland
Ind
Indianapals
Edward
James
Indiaapolis
Nellie Buchanan
Seibert, Colo
Indianapolis News
Not One Left Unmarried Says Miss Nan
The Boston Transcript notes Miss Nan desires no men left in the world, expressing a wish to see all men vanish rather than remain single. The remark reflects comic or satirical tones about romance and bachelorhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Boston Transcript
Fact snippets from imperial commerce and ecology
An assemblage notes Australia with numerous 1000 acre farms, Britain into eight munition zones, Solomon era houses ten stories high, the yellow poplar or tulip tree as the largest broadleaf in America, and East Africa exporting 1,913,600 pounds of cloves to the United States last year.
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Great Britain
America
United States
Shark kills finds. body identified as boy at Matawan
A huge eleven foot three hundred pound man-eating shark was killed off Matawan creek New Jersey this afternoon. A body recovered nearby is believed to be twelve year old Lester Stillwell, the son of Mr and Mrs Stillwell, who were killed yesterday by the same shark near the same area.
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New York
Matawan Creek
New Jersey
Lester Stillwell
Sharks claim three bathers in New Jersey coast trio
In Raritan Bay an arm of the coast saw Lester Stillwell 12 fatally attacked by a shark while Stanley Fisher 24 died after aiding him. Joseph Dunn 12 lost a leg but is expected to recover. near Beach Haven Charles K. Van Sant and Charles Bruder had earlier shark injuries. A dozen youths witnessed Stillwell's struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matawan
N. J
Lester Stillwell
Raritan Bay
Stanley Fisher
Long Branch
Joseph Dunn
New Jersey
Charles K. van Sant
Philadelphia
Beach Haven
Charles Bruder
Spring Lake
N.J
Stillwell
Fisher
Dunn
Notice Served on Hyphenates and New Comers
President Wilson told a citizenship convention that naturalized Americans must be loyal to the United States even if they are unhappy with the country. He warned that organized political activity by naturalized citizens challenges loyalty and cited division in the body politic. Bond set at $6000 for James Elmore Shockley in the death of his father William Shockley. Sulzer and Bear attorneys for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
United States
Department of Labor
America
James Elmore Shockley
William Shockley
Sulzer and
Bear
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Ida Hammell
David, Shockley
William P. Shockley
Isabelle Hirst
Peter Golden
Gilbert Quinn
Michael Quinn
South
Morris Chapel
Brooksbury
Church
Edward OQ. Rightor
New Orleans
the Elks
Lloyd Maxwell
Marshalltown
Baltimore
Boston
Philena C. Law
Gertrude
Gleyn
Ora Welch
Central
Mulberry and
Second Streets
Welch
WM. F. Shockley
House
Senate
Ohio River
Bennett
Steinhardt
Vevay Enterprise
Alma Barrett
Portsmouth
Main Street
Broadway
Jefferson Streets
Ryker's Ridge
Sunday School Entertainment
Iris
Madisonian
Margaret Barret
Milo Bowman Lory
Jesse A. Lory
West Main Street
Tamworth
Vphiladelphia Ledger
Ees
Australia
Washington Today
U. S
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