Local notes on births travel and visits across Madison
Madison July 19 notices report a newborn daughter Maxine Lorine to Mr and Mrs Barney Long on Main Street. Numerous residents travel or visit relatives from Indianapolis to Greenwood and Columbus. A skin graft on Doris Glore and a hospital update for Mrs Harvey J Zearing are noted. Elizabeth Thomas, a longtime resident, died at 701 North Elm Street. funeral scheduled for 2 pm tomorrow at Springdale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Long
Wes
Main Street
Maxine Lorine
Marie Mock
Indianapolis
Mat Smith
Cragmont Street
Hf. Hi. Potter
Columbus
William McClelland
Logansport
Wm Bennett
Clyde Miller
Frank Timmons
Lillian
Louisville
Barbara
Lena Weber
North Jefferson Street
E. M. Pogue
Saluda Township
Greenwood
Monica
Esther Taylor
Charleston
W.va
Jas. Taylor
West Second Street
James Hudson
Leonard
Bedford
Ind
Robert H. Wood
Ryker's Ridge
Kalamazo
Mich
Eva Smith
Louis O'Banion
North Elm Street
Leff
Martin Finnegan
Harold
Mary Louise
Frank Schafer
Schafer
Graham Road
W. H. Tull
Pauline
Hanover
Alberta
Canada
James Imel
Fern
Charles Fewell
Cincinnati
Mr. Roth
Mammoth Cave
Doris Glore
Valley City
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Denny
Elizabeth Thomas
Kentucky
Springdale Cemetery
Japan Will Accept Harding Disarmament Invite
Tokio reports Japan will unqualifiedly accept the Harding disarmament conference invitation and will not seek further inquiries before acceptance after the Cabinet meeting. Homing pigeons travel at about seventy miles an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Tokio
Japan
Washington
Farmers Faults and Solutions Urged by Shapiro
New York July 19 Joseph Shapiro California economist addressed county agents of the farm bureau federation of New York. He urged cooperative distribution and merchandising and to organize selling advertise and inform the public apples and potatoes are coming Buy now in quantity to lower costs. He argued retailers should focus on volume rather than margin to ensure face prices for farmers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Shapiro
California
Farm Bureau Federation of
Shapiro
Missing Scottsburg Woman Found Hiding in Closet
Agnes Smith wife of harness maker Miley E. Smith vanished Saturday night after 9 to 10 oclock searches led to a posse effort. After 49 hours of searching bloodhounds and citizens scoured Scott county, she was found at her home in a closet at 9 pm wearing a blue and brown checkered gingham dress. Ill health and heat are blamed for possible mental imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Scottsburg
Ind
Agnes Smith
Miley E. Smith
M. L. Hughbanks
Farmers Investment and Loan Company
Bedford
Austin
Indian custom followed in David Lloyd’s burial scene
Old Indian custom required burying the deceased with personal belongings. David Lloyd, aged 65 and once an Indian fighter, requested this ritual. His casket held a razor, shoe polish, scissors, soap, letters, knife, spectacles, knife sharpener, shoes, clothes, gloves, and a running clock set to 2:08 AM. A suitcase remained outside, placed in a rough box beside the coffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lloyd
French Medal Awards Honor Damaged Xray Doctors
The Carnegie Foundation chaired commission awards gold medals to Dr. Charles Infroit posthumously for X ray injuries and to Dr. Leray. Dr. Vaillant head of Salpetriere radiography lab receives 50,000 francs. all three suffered severe X ray research injuries and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Carnegie Foundation
Loubet
Charles Infroit
Adolph Leray
Vaillant
Salpetriere Radiograph Laboratory
Infroit
Dr. Leray
Girl Held as Bigamist in New York Case
Florence Cobleigh of New York city described as eighteen and pretty is held as an alleged bigamist. Otto Berringer, twenty three, says he married her last April and learned she was already married and had not obtained a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Cobleigh
New York City
Otto Berringer
Prominent Sharon Businessman Kidnapped
Thomas Randolph, a prominent Sharon business man, is held by kidnappers in Youngston Ohio who demand $50,000 and threaten his life if not paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Penn
Thomas Randolph
Young Sharon
Youngston
Ohio
Randolph
U.S. Begins Talks With Germany On Restoring Relations
The administration announced at the White House that negotiations for renewing diplomatic ties with Germany have begun. Ellis Loring Diesel, the American commissioner in Berlin, has been conducting informal talks with the German foreign office toward formal peace time relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
White House
Ellis Loring Diesel
Berlin
Smoot Sweet Bill Favored by Finance Committee in Senate
The Smoot Sweet bill for an Independent Federal Veterans Aid Bureau was favorably reported to the Senate by the Finance Committee. It reorganizes the War Risk Insurance Bureau, vocational training board, and public health service, with sweeping changes to the House version. It notes that nearly every Japanese follows the trade of his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal
Veterans’ Aid Bureau
Senate
Finance Committee
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Vocational Training Board
Public Health Service
House
Washington hears charges over Bergdoll ransom attempt
Mrs Emma Bergdoll testified before the house committee that men allegedly in "higher up" positions tried to extort 100000 dollars from her while Grover Bergdoll, the millionaire slacker, was in Germany. She named Captain Campbell of Governor's Island and said the money would go to higherups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Emma Bergdoll
Grover Bergdoll
Slacker
Germany
Loase
Bergdoll
Sherburne
Campbell
Islan
Bruce Campbell
Grover
Senate to Send Rep to Disarmament Conference
The White House announced the Senate will have a representative on the American delegation to President Harding's disarmament conference. Samuel Gompers urged representation on a later date, a request under serious consideration by the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Harding
White House
Samuel Gompersleis
Wilson Warns Britain On Debt Cancellation Demand
President Wilson wrote Premier Lloyd George in October that Congress or public opinion in the United States will unlikely permit canceling any part of Britain's wartime debt to the United States to induce Britain to remit debts of Britain France or other Allies. The message reveals U.S. stance on war debts and Allied financial settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Congress
United States
Britain
France
United States States Its Stance Ahead of Disarmament Conference
Washington reports that Secretary Hughes has clearly communicated U S attitudes to Japan through informal talks with Ambassador Shidehara and via official communications in preparation for the forthcoming disarmament conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
United States
Hughes
Shidehara
Kaber Wife Found Guilty of Murder in First Degree
Catherine Eva Kaber was found guilty of first degree murder as the mastermind of her husband Daniel Kraber’s killing. The twelve judges recommended mercy in sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy
Cleveland
Catherine Eva Kaber
Daniel Kraber
Million Dollar Blaze at Linden Asphalt Plant Explosion
A massive explosion at an asphalt plant in Linden New Jersey caused a million dollars in damage. Burning oil and asphalt sprawled into Staten Island Sound as firefighters battled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York
Linden
Staten Island Sound
Zearing files as Democratic mayoral candidate in city primary
Attorney Harvey J. Zearing filed with City Clerk George F. Harper his declaration as a candidate for Mayor on the Democratic ticket for the August 23 city primary. He is the first to file under the new primary law as candidates must file by July 23, 30 days before the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey J. Zearing
George F. Harper
Mr. Zearing
Remembering Catherine Goines Day the Oakland County Pioneer
Catherine Goines born August 10 1838 in Gal latin county united with Wesley Day in 1853 and had eight children four living She died June 23 1921 leaving husband children and grandchildren A Baptist since 1876 she stood as a cheerful faithful Christian after bedfastness Rev John T Stallings led a brief home funeral and she rests in Gap Hill cemetery Her son in law Michael Cavanaugh and many friends mourn her Carrollton News
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Goines
Gallatin County
Wesley Day
Baptist Church
Oakley
John T. Stallings
Gap Hill Cemetery
Carrollton
Michael Cavanaugh
Mellish Buys Elm Street Residence from Mrs Smith
Mr. E. J. Scott sold the corner residence at First and Elm to Mr. Charles B. Mellish for private consideration. Mr. and Mrs. Mellish plan moving into the new home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Scott
First and
Elm Streets
A. B. Smith
Charles B.mellish
Ice Shortage Prompts Madison Ice Ration Plea
Heat drives Madison ice demand as Pearl Packing Company limits sales to conserve supply. Production capacity stands at 26 tons daily while consumption has surged to about 40 tons over four to five weeks. Company ceases outside trade, urges reduced daily use. if heat persists, prices may rise beyond local levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Pearl Packing Company
Gus Yunker
The
Herald
Pear Packing
Appeal Filed Against Peter Pelsor Road Bonds
A notice of appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners was filed in Smyrna township seeking a hearing against bond issuance for the Peter Pelsor road. The petition led by U. K. Officer includes about 75 taxpayers. the county awarded the contract to Denny & Horton for 18820 dollars for a three mile road. The appeal window is fifteen days after the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Peter Pelsor
Smyrna Township
U. K
Denny & Horton
Good Ration To Feed Broilers for Market
Farmers in Jefferson county prepare broilers for market with a Purdue University blend of corn meal, shorts, oats, and buttermilk. Mix, sour 24 hours, feed twice daily, water optional in heat, grit every few days, and finish in about two weeks for best gains.
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Jefferson County
Purdue University
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O. A. Turner
Sapiro
New York County
Sweet Bill
Brooklyn
Natalie Mae Todd
Wiliam el ‘Pedd, Deudr
Prospect Park
Fort Tilden
Rockaway
L. 1
Mrs. Kaber
Pearl Packing House
Petsor Road
Edison
Tarif Free
Roads Victory
Ways Means
Neuro Pharmaca
Wapakoneta
Extz
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