Local News Roundup From Madison and Nearby Areas
Madison news notes travel and visits today including Tom Walker departing for Indianapolis and Beatrice Garlinghouse returning there. Local residents Mrs Spivy and Miss Cora Mickler travel to Indianapolis and French Lick. Mr and Mrs Mayfield head to Chicago for the convention while Fred Glass recovers after surgery. Red Cross and state accounts officials finish a county audit, with fond remarks about their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Walker
Indianapolis
Harry Ballard
East First Street
Beatrice Garlinghouse
Spivy
Danville
Martinsville
Cora Mickler
S. E. Haigh
French Lick
Elizabeth Hoffstadt
Jennie Wetherell
Fred Green
Bloomingdale
Hanover
Charles Hawkins
Kathryn Cooke
Ya Wyatt
East Street
George T. Mayfield
Chicago
Mayfield
Fred Glass
King's Daughters Hospital
Mr. C. Cook
Council of the Red Cross of Constantine
High Masons
Fred. Glass
Oscar Kremer
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Vail
Dro. C. Cook
Ephraim French
Cragmont
Terre Haute
Naiph
CG. N. Ring
Messrs. Orr and Seitz
State Board of Accounts
State Board
Train plunges into swollen creek. two dead
In Waterloo Iowa on June 2 a Rock Island train plunged into a swollen creek when a bridge gave way. Two women were killed several children believed drowned and twenty passengers injured in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Rock Island
Mysterious Hide Thefts in Indiana Cleared Up
Muncie June 2 The alleged confessions of Harry and Leo Wilson in Winchester thefts clear up mysterious hide thefts at Hartford City and other Indiana cities, say police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harry
Leo Wilson
Muncie
Winchester
Hartford City
Sloan's Liniment Eases Pain Campaign Ad
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and other pains. It claims relief as congestion eases and blood flow returns, urging readers to keep a bottle at home and noting 25c 50c and 1 dollar sizes with value for money.
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Sloan
State Board of Accounts Examines Local Officials
FIET N EXAMINERS Lawrence Orr of Columbus and John B Sait of Franklin oversee records of county township city and town officials. They expect to finish this week noting lower exam costs and a uniform filing system aiding accuracy and efficiency. Officials examined are praised for businesslike conduct and neat accounts, Madison and Jefferson counties proud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Madison
Jefferson County
Danner and Andres Modernize Auto Repair Shop
Danner and Andres, Roy Danner and Ed Andres, move into the Madison Auto Co. garage annex on Second Street. A partitioned space fronts Second Street with skylights and electric lighting for after dark work. They prepare to install the latest repair machinery and tools and aim to be among the state’s best and most workmanlike shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danner and
Andres
Man Dies After Will Drafted in Madison
John Denzer visited Madison to have a will drawn by attorney Emerson Lemen. They completed the will at Lemen's office, Denzer left in good spirits, and the next morning he died at age 52 while carrying his torso. Funeral and church details announced for St. Anthony’s Calcebra, China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Denzer
Madison
Emerson Lemen
Denzer
Sin Lemen
Meadison
China
St. Anthony S Calcebra
Chia
Deb
Anthony
China Tomorroow
State court cases and local notices report
State vs. Albertus W. Dahlem charged with assault and battery with intent to kill. Thomas R B McGregor appointed to defend. trial set for Tuesday, June 6. Lyland T. Thomas vs Raymond Thomas divorce granted. Mrs. Thomas gets custody until further order. financial settlement arranged out of court. John A. Law of Bedford Kentucky dies at 73. survivors listed. burial by Masons. Also reported are a Church of the Social Revolution desecration ceremony in New York and notes on palmyra palm uses and European war combatants.
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State
Albertus W. Dahlem
Thomas RB. McGregor
Lyland T. Thomas
Raymond Th Thomas
John IH. Law
Bedford
John A. Law
Co. KE
Fourth
Kentucky Confederate Cavalry
Elizabeth Law
Gus Law
Sid Law
John R. Law
Charles A. Law
Louis Law
Roy Law
W. P. Bell
Masons
Church of the Social Revolution
New York
Bouck White
India
Neavill Gift Promises Grand July Celebration Grounds
Edward Neavill presents a deed for Neavill's Grove to Jefferson County Association, gifting over twelve acres for a public meeting place. A committee chaired by Prof Glenn Culbertson will organize a grand Independence Day event on July 4 with speakers, music, and refreshments expected to draw thousands.
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Neavill's Grove Association
Madison
Hanover
Republican
Smyrna
Graham
Lancaster
U. K
Joseph M. Cravens
Hiram Foster
Messrs
A. M
J.C. ‘Yall
John W. Trinkle
George McMurray
Edward Neavill
John W. Hughes
Edw. E. Corrie
George M. Daily
W. EL. Miller
Harry A.underwood
Jos. G. M. Officer
R. S. Lawrence
H. C. Montgomery
Mr. Neavill
Neavill
Rockefeller
Mr. Carnegie
Jefferson County
Glenn Culbertson
Volga
Jno. W. Hughes
Brandeis Confirmed to Supreme Court After Five Month Fight
Louis D. Brandeis was confirmed by the Senate in a 47 to 22 vote after a five month Republican battle. Britain is divided into eight munition areas for wartime logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Brandies
Supreme Court
Senate
Great Britain
Woman Identifies Missing Chickens in Court Case
Mrs John Matthews of Wichita and her husband secured a search warrant to seize four White Orpingtons from a yard at 312 West Third Street. chickens bore blue ribbons proving ownership, but the judge must rule before they can be recovered.
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Wichita
Kan
John Matthews
Kelly Street
West Third Street
City Court
William Batlard
Their "At Home" in Jail in Hart Michigan
Albert White from Colfax township Oceana county and Mamie Decker wed without truth about ages. They traveled to Battle Creek for the ceremony and spent their at home period in Oceana county jail amid a dispute with Mamie’s mother over her claimed age. Decker objects to the marriage, believing Mamie was seventeen, not eighteen as she stated.
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Hart, Mich
Albert White
Colfax Township
Oceana County
Battle Creek
Albert
Mary Decker
Mamie
White
Colfax
Decker
Unkissed Senior Class At Central High
Muskogee Oklahoma senior class of Central High reveals thirty five boys admit they have never kissed. Thomas Taeeh president defends the group calling the unkissed a cross between a hero and a martyr. One girl offers to campaign for the seventeen to end the stigma.
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Muskogee
Okdaw
Cliss
Central High School
Thomas Taeeh
Centriul High
Self defense limits in New Jersey murder case
Chief Justice Gummer writes the New Jersey Supreme Court sustained Nunzio di Maria’s second degree murder conviction. The court held a person facing an assault dangerous to life or with serious bodily harm cannot rely on killing the attacker if retreat is possible. Di Maria shot Frank Barber and faced a 20 to 30 year sentence. the sole reversal ground was the trial court’s self defense instruction.
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Trenton
N. J
Gummere
Supreme Court
Nunzio di Maria
Harrison
Frank Barber
Dog Shipped From Los Angeles for Milwaukee Treatment
Milwaukee readers learn of a family dog sent from Los Angeles to Milwaukee for veterinary care after a car accident. Dr. E M Sullivan treated the pet and the dog recovered within about a week. A telegram from Charles Dyer accompanied the arrival.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Los Angeles
Charles Dyer
Express
Dyer
E. M. Sullivan
Music Recital at St. Mary's School Hall
The St Marys school music department presented a morning recital at the school hall on east Second street. Pupils displayed notable ability and earned credit for teachers with a varied program including works by Schram Mendelssohn and Haydn. County officials traveled to Anderson to study concrete road construction for a Madison project to improve county roads.
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St. Mary’s
St. Mary's School
East Second Street
Joseph Tingon
Marcella Schram
C. Saint Saens
Jeannette McGlasson
Benjamin Godard
Felix Mendelsohn
Hilda Dunn
Benganin Godard
Felix Mendelssohn
Joseph Haydn
Lyon
Werning
Russel Fewell
Charles Schmidlap
Anderson
Madison
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Tur. Centaui Company
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Aetre Old
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the Centaur Company
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