Hanover College attendees and travelers head home
Madison notes list passengers and departures after commencements at Hanover College. Ralph Powell Shazibeth Stanford Raymond Watson and Catherine DeBurger receive licenses or travel plans while others like Martha Shermas Bertha Brook Elmetta Richardson and Margaret McCoy return home or attend reunions. A fire alarm draws the fire department after a Mulberry street short circuit but no damage is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shazibeth Stanford
Hanover College
Morengo
Nichols
Raymond Watson
Clark County
Catherine DeBurger
Ripley County
Martha Shermas
Dayton
Q.n
Jesse Utz
New Albany
Joseph M. Nichols
Bertha Brook
Elmetta Richardson
Carrie Selig
Park Avenue
Indianapolis
Jacob J. Kasper
M. A. Kasper
John McMurray
Harrisburg
Earl Graybill
Cragmont
W. S. Coffman
Coffman
Alvin Edmonson
Edward Edmonson
East Front Street
Uncle Sam
Navy
Margaret McCoy
Chicago
John Colling
Mulberry Street
Grandchild custody suit filed by Glen W Lee
Through his attorney Judge 5 S E Leland Glen W Lee has filed suit in circuit court against Agnes Hoff man grandmother of the child for possession of his child. Arguments heard today in the damage suit of William C Andis vs the Pennsylvania Railroad closing this afternoon Judge Griffith took the matter under advisement. The case venued here from Scott county has occupied the court for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Leland
Glen W. .Lee
Agnes Hoffman
White Sox 1919 Scandal Prosecution Dismissal Looms
Chicago officials announced that all criminal proceedings against eight White Sox players involved in the 1919 World Series scandal were likely to be dismissed. The move comes as the State Attorney’s Office indicated it would end the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Chicago
240 Lost When liner Bouboulina Hits Mine
London reports 240 lives lost after the passenger liner Bouboulina strikes a mine near Smyrna. Rescue efforts and maritime authorities investigate the incident as crews search for survivors and assess the vessel’s hull and cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bouboulina
Smyrna
Whitening removes stains from varnished paint
Instructions advise using nearly dry warm water and whitening on a flannel to lift grease smoke and stains from non varnished paint. Rinse with warm water and rub dry to restore color and extend life versus soap and water cleaning.
Clifty Falls to Become Indiana State Park
Indiana state conservation officials move toward final steps to designate Clifty Falls as a state park near Madison Jefferson County observers noted progress after a two day study tour of seven counties. The $15000 park fund is raised by local citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifty Falls
Ohio
Hoosierland
Madison
State Department of Conservation
Jefferson County
Richard Lieber
The
Conservation Commission
W. A. Guthrie
Charles G. Sayers
State of
Indiana
W. H. Miller
Joe L. Schofield
Elmer Scott
Japanese Women Seek Vote in Prohibition Drive
At a Tokyo national conference of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Japan a campaign for women's suffrage was decided. A committee will study ways to affiliate with the International Woman Suffrage Association as about 130 Japanese women attended. Mrs. Fumiko Nishikawa leads The New and True Woman's Association pushing a dry campaign nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Japan
Tokyo
International Woman Suffrage Association
Empire
Ost
Fumiko Nishikawa
the New and True Woman's Association
British MP Quits Mansion To Live In Barn
Austin Hopkinson a British house of commons member has given his Hyde mansion valued at 150000 dollars to the local council and moved into a barn on part of his estate. He hopes sacrifice by public servants will prevent revolution in England. He has sold or given away furniture to friends and the needy and served in wartime as an officer before rejoining as a private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Hopkinson
House of Commons
Hyde
England
Hopkinson
Poppies Sowed as National Memorial for Fallen Heroes
A plan proposes blood red popples from Flanders in every state as a memorial to soldiers who fell in foreign fields. C W Mathews of Kentucky’s agricultural experiment station has received the first overseas poppy seed package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
Union
C. W. Mathews
Agricultural Experiment Station
Kentucky
Air service controversy tests role of flying officers
Washington reports a heated air service dispute as Secretary Weeks probes the issue between General Mitchell and General Mencher. The question centers on directing the air service by flying officers versus other arms officers, with Mitchell opposing non flying officers in high aviation posts. Also noted are the Grauman family's departure from visiting relatives in New York to return to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Service
Weeks
Mitchell
Mencher
Sudden Death of Isaac Kronenberger in Brazil Indiana
Mr. Raphael Kronenberger received a telegram announcing the death of his brother Isaac Kronenberger in Brazil Indiana at 6 p m Thursday of acute indigestion after a one day illness. Isaac, a Madison native, grew up here and later started in the clothing business in Martinsville before moving to Brazil where he had been active for twenty years. He was well liked for his genial disposition and regarded as an enterprising citizen. The Herald extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael Kronenberger
Isaac Kronenberger
Brazil
Ind
Madison
Martinsville
the Herald
Romance in Indiana History Highlighted by Mrs Rabb
A Madison Historical Society banquet on Lanier Place featured Mrs Kate Milner Rabb speaking on Romance in Indiana History. She recounted Harriet Martineau's 1836 trip, Lafayette's Ohio voyage, and the near Madison visit, urging tours to map historic sites and preserve old documents and reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanier Place
Kentucky
The
Historical Society
Kate Milner Rabb
Indiana
North
Harriet Martineau
Lafayette
Ohio
Madison
Ma*sons of
M. C. Garber
Rabb
Delphi Logansport
Cottman
Greece Opens Naval Action Against Turks
London reports Greeks bombard Heraklee as a naval operation begins with a planned land offensive next week. In Constantinople a 100000-strong Turkish Nationalist army is formed to meet the Greek push on the Anatolian front while British subjects are arrested at Angora and the British fleet enters Turkish waters from Malta. Peter Hertz Sr travels from Indianapolis to visit his son and attend his grandson Robert Hertz’s graduation at Manual Training School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Heraklee
Athens
Constantinople
Angora
Malta
Peter Hertz
Indianapolis
John Hertz
Robert Hertz
Manual
Soviet Offer of Siberian Naval Bases to United States
Soviet Russia proposed to grant two Siberian naval bases to the United States in perpetuity in exchange for full commercial relations. The bases include Avatcha Bay in Kamchatka and a site near Vladivostok, both deemed impregnable. Washington Vanderlip, head of an American syndicate with Russia deals, confirmed the offer after returning from Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Siberian
United States
Pacific
America
Russia
Washington Vanderlip
Los Angeles
Vanderlip
Senator Lodge
Avatcha Bay
Kamchatka
Vladivostok
Japan
Gibraltar
England
Washington
Soviet Russia
Noted Clippers Made Fast Trips to Liverpool Record Run
Built in the fifties the Red Jacket reportedly made 13 days 1 hour 20 minutes Sandy Hook to Liverpool, with crowds at the Mersey docks and a dramatic backing maneuver at the pier. The article cites dozens of fast passages by other clippers and ships like Natchez Flying Dutchman Comet and Dreadnought, detailing records, routes, and masters.
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Liverpool
Port
New York
Breadnought
Sandy Hook
Oto Dmounts Rock
Queenstown
Sharps
Hin Tie
New York- Liverpool
Samuels
Downeasters
Rockland
Sandy Look Hybislip
Liverpool Pier Head
Natchez
Canton
Samuel Russell
Boston
Whampoa
China
Flying Dutchman
San Francisco
Mary Whitthore
Baltimore
Cape Tear
Dawn
Bienes Aires
Sandy Hack
Widawe
Nakob
Rangoon
Flying Cloud
Honolulu
New Bedford
Newburyport
Mass
William Currier
James T. Townsend
Cape Penas
Tierra del Fuego
Mayhew
Andrew Jackson
England
Port Philip Head
Australia
Young America
Euterpe
Calcutta
Richard Busteed
Sydney
S. W
Ocean Telegraph
Callao
Sovereign of the Seas
Valpareisa
White House appoints Roy Haynes Prohibition Commissioner
The White House announces Major Roy Haynes of Hillsboro Ohio as Prohibition Commissioner succeeding John Kramer. Haynes, a newspaper editor, is backed by the anti saloon league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Roy Haynes
Hillsboro
John Kramer
Haynes
Anti-Siloon League
Past week's casualties among British in Ireland
Dublin reports the past week was the heaviest for police and soldiers since 1916. Official figures show 24 crown forces killed and 43 wounded in Ireland during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Plot Discovered Aimed at Revolutions in Nordic Nations
Swedish police uncover a communist plot to spark revolutions in Sweden Norway and Finland as of June 10 in London. The announcement implicates Scandinavian and British authorities in countering the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Norway
Finland
London
Orway
Governor McCray names Benjamin Burres State Superintendent
Governor McCray appoints Benjamin Burres of Washington Indiana as State Superintendent of Schools succeeding Hines. Burres takes the post as of June 10 and will lead Indiana's public school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
Indianapolis
McCray
Benjamin Burres
Washington
Ind
Aid Society and Missionary Meet at Cambell Home
The Aid Society and Missionary of Liberty Christian Church held an all day gathering June 9 at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cambell's home west of Bryantsburg. About 20 adults and several children attended despite rain. Attendees enjoyed devotional, quilting, and sewing, with a bountiful noon dinner and warm hospitality as all were welcome regardless of church. The July meeting is planned for Mr. Ryker East's in Belleview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Missionary of Liberty Christian Church
Wm. Cambell
Bryantsburg
Cambell
Ryker East
Belleview
Janitor Finds Pearl in Mussel Near Vincennes
Edward Martin, a janitor at a Vincennes newspaper, spent 30 minutes fishing for mussels in the Wabash River. He found a large pearl in the second mussel and refused an offer of 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Edward Martin
Wabash River
Martin
Cat Returns With Young Rabbit in Brownstown Field
A mother cat owned by Frank Borders of Brownstown Indiana retrieved a sightless young rabbit from a field. The cat appears to be mother to a lone four week old rabbit cub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Borders
Brownstown
Ind
Hitten
Stay Away From Crowds To Avert Flu Epidemic
Health advisory urges avoiding crowds to slow influenza spread in New York. tips include hand washing, hydration, sleep, and meals. a Kentucky druggist promotes a home remedy of Mentholized Arcine gargle and nasal spray, claiming quick relief for catarrh and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace
New York
Kentucky
Viala
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S. D. Carleton
Rockport
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Henry B. Hyde
Carrie Eo Woodbury
Bangor
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Liberty Christian Church Meeting
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Gouverneur Morris
United States Army
Sale Deposit & Trust Co
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He Miler
Vine
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Clements Treen
Liberty Bonds
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SM. Strabd
West
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