Train Departures and Deaths Highlight Madison Notices
Madison records a day of travel as Miss Daisy McKay sails to Indianapolis and Dr. Ford travels to Louisville. Remains shipouts include William Cook to Bedford and John Evans to Terre Haute. A false alarm at the fire department and two weddings, including Miss Elizabeth Ann Baglin and Mr. Richard Langdon Clarke, round out the day.
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5. M.ford
Carolyn
Louisville
A. R. Protsman
Hanover
Bloomington
Indiana University
Johnson Steigerwald
Cincinnati
Samuel Steigerwald
Clarence Foster
Danville
Hattie Jenkins
North
Selah Bales
Carrie Culbertson
Markland
Canada
Mary Lehnert
Indianapolis
Catherine Lehnert
Walnut Street
Hannah Donathan
Sarah E Beach
Springfield
Vail Undertaking
Houe
William Cook
Cragmont
Bedford
Ind
G. W. Augustin
Westville
Augustin
Tim Wild
Ora Cofsky
Clara Caslin
Miss Caslin
E. G. Townley
Spring Grove
Elizabeth Ann Baglan
Richard Langdon Clarke
Greenwood
Charley Baglin
Margaret Jones
Charles Hoffman
Historic Society
Ernest Danglade
Switzerland County
Fairpoint
Iowa
Shell and
Danglade
Herbert Hoover
Howard Gassett
Fay Nighbert
George Nighbert
Rev. Rogers
Indiana State Normal School names new president
L. H. Hines of Indianapolis was elected president of the Indiana State Normal School, replacing W. W. Parsons who resigned after a 55 year tenure as president.
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Indiana State Normal School
Terre Haute
L. H. Hines
Indianapolis
W. W. Parsons
Federal aid resolution proposed for Colorado flood districts
Washington June 7 resolutions will be introduced in Congress this afternoon to provide 1 million dollars in relief aid for flood districts in Colorado to support recovery efforts and reconstruction.
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Congress
Colorado
Washington
Governor Shoup Seeks Federal Aid for Flood Zone
Governor Shoup of Colorado wires gratitude to the President for sympathy toward flood victims and says federal aid may be necessary to restore the flood area.
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Colorado
Washington
Shoup
Ford Reduces Prices Across Touring Runabout Sedan and Chassis
Detroit June 7 Ford announces immediate price cuts with touring cars $415 runabout $370 sedan $760 and chassis $345 as part of an across the board adjustment.
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Detroit
Ford
Master Joseph Haas Struck by Auto on Main Street
A 12 year old boy, Joseph Frederick Haas son of Jacob Haas, was struck by W B Roberts’ car on Main Street in front of Hoffmans barber shop at 5 30 pm while rolling a hoop. He suffered minor injuries with no bones broken and was treated at King's Daughters Hospital before returning home. Roberts says the incident was unavoidable and criticizes center street parking.
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Main Street
W. B. Roberts
Joseph Frederick Haas
Jacob Haas
Hoffman
West Second Street
Roberts
Disease Threat Dominates Pueblo After Disaster
Pueblo Colorado reports disease and contagion as the main danger as search for bodies continues and water supply remains inadequate. Smallpox diphtheria and typhoid are reported in multiple areas amid $20,000,000 in local property damage and widespread reconstruction. The Arkansas valley from Pueblo toward the Kansas line faces $50,000,000 in damage and up to fifty deaths with reports of civilians in distress.
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Pueblo
Col
Colorado Springs
Arkansas Valley
Kansas Line
Allies threaten pullout over Upper Silesia volunteers
London reports the threat to withdraw allied forces unless German volunteers retire. The German note calls the threat intolerable and warns it could force civil war in Upper Silesia. Germany says it cannot pressure the volunteers.
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London
Upper Silesia
Versalles
Germany
Supreme Council Meeting on Silesian Issue Postponed
Paris June 7 The meeting of the Supreme Council to settle the Silesian issue has been indefinitely postponed.
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Supreme Council
Paris
County awards road contract and coal bids in Milton township
The county commissioners awarded the Lost Fork road contract to Miles & Thomas for 8012 dollars. They also approved coal supply bids for court house and jail and county house, with Middleton & Wymond Co. winning coal contracts at 7 dollars per ton and 8 dollars per ton respectively. A plan to raise the county superintendent salary to 1500 a year failed, with trustees proposing 2250 plus 3900 for expenses, but the board referred action back. Mrs Rose Whitaker left for Chicago to visit her daughter.
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Lost Fork
Milton Township
Miles & Thomas
W. Trow Co
N. Horuff & Sons
Court House
R. McKim & Co
Madison Coal & Supply Co
Middleton &R.wymond Co
Middleton & Wymond Co
George M. Stanley
Madison Township
Stanley
Lane
Gunion
Shelby Township
Polish Forces Repulsed In Silesian Town Attack
Polish insurgents aided by three armored trains and artillery attacked Kozl and Kandrzin in Silesia but were repulsed. General Hunneker, in command of British troops, warned German volunteers commander Hoefer to halt the advance and threatened to withdraw allied troops, potentially allowing Polish control of the district.
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Berlin
Kozl
Kandrzin
Hunneker
Silesia
Cgeveral Hoefer
Obregon Promises to Settle Debt as Step Toward Recognition
Mexican President Obregon pledges to settle all foreign debts in a new note to Washington. The message outlines foreign policy aims and assurances of protection for foreigners, with incentives for foreign investment, seen as groundwork for U.S. recognition.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Mexico
Washington
Relief talks on flood relief for Colorado districts
President Harding and Secretary Weeks conferred on relief measures for flooded Colorado districts seeking fast aid and coordinated response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Weeks
Washington
Harding
Hanover College Trustees Report Strong Finances and Growth
The Hanover College board met at Hotel Jefferson to hear Edward J. Colgate report Madison Safe Deposit endowment fund in fine condition. President W A Millis reported record student attendance and two thirds of the endowment subscribed with the rest expected soon.
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Board of Trustees
Hanover College
Hotel Jefferson
We WU
Frank C. Hood
Catherine Hughes Springer
Howard S. Moffett
W. W. Logan
W. *. Millis
C. R. Reagan
Fin
Sec
Glenn Culbertson
Sec’y Board
Edward J. Colgate
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Company
W. A. Millis
Hendricks
Hanover
Heavy Battle in County Cork Results in Deaths and Captures
A heavy pitched battle in County Cork leaves three Irish Republican army members killed twelve wounded and 100 captured. Crown forces locate Republican troops and engage heavy fighting with light Crown casualties today.
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County Cork
Cork
Irish Republican Army
Crown
Disorders Report in Ireland with Executions and Fire
Dublin June 7 reports say two Republicans and one constable were executed for slayings. Fresh disorders spread across Ireland with the Clonakilty Court House burned and a reprisal raid at Drimleague.
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Dublin
Ireland
Clonakily Court House
Drimcleague
Ulster Parliament Opens Under Home Rule Act
In Belfast on June 7 the new Northern Ireland parliament was opened with pomp by British Viceroy Lord Fitzalan. The assembly, formed under the Home Rule act, comprises Ulster Nationalists and other members.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Lord Fitzalan
Government to Enter Coal Business to Cut Prices
Secretary of the Interior Fall warned coal operators in Washington that the government may join the coal industry to lower prices. The June 7 conference centered on possible actions and their impact on production and markets.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Hoffman Jones Wedding Solemnized at St Michael's Church
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Jones and Charles A. Hoffman wed at 5 this morning with Rev M L Guthneck officiating. The ceremony followed by nuptial High Mass. reception at the bride’s parents home. couple to reside at 808 East Second Street after a trip to Ohio.
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Margaret Elizabeth Jones
Charles A. Hoffman
St. Michael’s Church
M. L. Guthneck
Hal Jones
South Walnut Street
Madison
Florence Kimmel
Mrs. Hoffman
Peter Hoffman
Peter Hoffman & Sons
Ohio
East Second Street
The
Herald
Hoffman
Death of Joseph M Nichols in Madison
Joseph M Nichols died at King's Daughters Hospital after a six month illness from bowel trouble. He was 67, born in Newark New Jersey, raised in New Albany, moved to Madison in 1882 as a foreman in the Louisville and Madison Woolen Mill, married Margaret Koehler in 1886, and leaves widow, four children, two grandsons, and brother Vince Nichols. He served as city council member, truant officer, and book-keeper for Madison Coal and Fuel. active in church Masons and music groups. funeral Thursday at Second Presbyterian Church with Rev. Pearce and Rev. Barnard, interment at Springdale with Masons.
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Joseph M. Nichols
King’s Daughters Hospital
Mr. Nichols
North West Street
Newark
N. J
New Albany
Madison
Louisville and Madison Woolen Mill Company
Nichols
Margaret C. Koehler
Nichola
Second Presbyterian Church
Madson Coal and Fuel Company
Louisville
G. W. Pearce
J. H. Barnard
Barnard
Springdale Cemetery
Masons
State v Steele case dismissed in Shelby township
In circuit court last evening the State versus Harry Steele charged with assault and battery and carrying condensed weapons was dismissed. Today the court hears Thomas C. Andis versus the Pennsylvania Railroad Co for damages, venued from Scott county. Judge Bear and S. B. Wells appear for the plaintiff, Sulzer and Bear for the defendant.
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Harry Steele
Shelby Township
Thomas C. Andis
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Scott County
Judge Bear
Hon. S. B. Wells
Scottsburg
Sulzer
Coalition formed in Vladivostok with Japanese help
General Calpel, leader of anti-Bolsheviks in eastern Siberia, established a coalition government at Vladivostok with the aid of Japanese assistance. The move unites rival factions in a bid to stabilize the region amid ongoing conflict and shifting loyalties.
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Vladivostok
London
Calpel
Siberia
Merced River Lacks Fish Above Falls in California
The Merced River in California reports a fishless stretch above the falls, indicating ecological disruption or barriers affecting aquatic life in that section. Local readings note absence of fish species typically found upstream.
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Merced River
California
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