Candidacy announcements for Fourth District and county offices
The notice lists candidates for the Fourth Congressional District and Jefferson county offices. Clarence de Custer and Alo Rats announce Democratic and Green Wood slate bids pending May 1920 primaries. Republicans include Edward Goseth for Circuit Judge, Harry H Copeland, Joseph McCover, J G Bovard for County Treasurer, Harry Nichols for Clerk, Charles Dean for Joint Representative, Gilbert Dillammer for Sheriff, Matthew R Ralston for Commissioner, and William Frederick Watson for County Recorder with primaries on May 1st–May 4th 1920.
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Clarence de Custer
Bartholomew County
Bourth
Ebjedt
Cory
Harry
Canteld
Zed
Die Alo Rats
Greenwood
Edward 3
Oath Ps
Con
Jefferson
Switzerkind
Harry Hh. Cope
Pitth Tehewl
Switzerland
Pomary Conventien
Joseph McCover
Bites Judicial
G. Bovard
Lancaster Township
Repubican
Harry Nichols
City of
Madison
Charles Dean
Saluda Township
Joans Jefferson
Scott Unties
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Madison Reader
Madison resident Ben C. Whitelock recalls severe lumbar pain and relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Ad claims strong proof of merit and urges demand by price 60 cents. Also notes shipment of Mrs. Nancy Davis's remains to Rising Sun by mail boat tonight.
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Nancy Davis
Cragmont
Rising Sun
Mail Undertaking House
Nationwide liquor revolt roils politics ahead of June conventions
The nationwide liquor revolt is gaining force with wets and drys warning of a June crisis at party conventions. Leaders adopt a hand off stance on national tickets while governors senators and protesters push for liberal planks. Gov Edwards could emerge as a dominant force at the San Francisco convention.
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Washington
Sofar
Edwards
San Francisco
American superintendent murdered in Pachuca
Raymond Corcoran, American superintendent of the Santa Gurfredis Mining Co near Pachuca Mexico, was killed by his Mexican clerk. The clerk is in custody, according to the State Department.
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Washington
Raymond Corcoran
Santa Gurfredis Mining Company
Pachuca
Mexico
State Department
Sims Says Propaganda Campaign Biases War Policy
Admiral Sims testified before a Senate committee that a campaign of deliberate propaganda aims to discredit him. He accused the Navy Department’s vacillating policy of prolonging the war by several months.
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Washington
Sims
Senate Committee
Navy Department
Earthquake Shocks Rip Through Tus Cany Italy
A Rome dispatch reports earthquake shocks felt across Tus Cany Italy. Residents fled homes but damage is believed slight and contained.
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London
Tuscany
Italy
Central News
Rome Dispatch
Republicans Split Over Treaty Fight and Leadership Shakeup
Republican leaders say they will not let the treaty be killed in the Senate without placing blame on the President and may pursue reservations on the Americanization of the treaty. Senator Watson was chosen to help Hale and Kellogg craft a final compromise on article ten. In Chicago, rumors float that Will Hays could be ousted as Republican National Chairman if Gen Wood secures the nomination, with Frank Hitchcock slated to run the campaign. the Wood camp denies the claim.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Hitchcock
Watson
Hale
Kellogg
Chicago
March
Will Hav
Republican National Committee
Gen Wood
Frank Hitchcock
Wood
Fire kills seven at Ohio epilepsy hospital ward
A blaze in the male ward of the Ohio state hospital for epileptics in Gallipolis today results in seven dead and two critically injured.
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Callipolis
Gallipolis
Ohio
State Hospital
Bank gun battle wounds two in Kansas City robbery attempt
Three bandits opened fire during an attempted robbery at the South Side Bank in Kansas City. Cashier Glen Shaw was killed, vice president M. McEilis and night porter James Smith were wounded in the morning incident.
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Kansas City
Glen Shawkey
South Side Bank
of. M. Mc Eilis
James Smith
Political crisis follows Italian ministerial conferences
London March 9 a political crisis followed ministerial conferences called by Premier Nitti of Italy. The Central News dispatch from Rome says the Cabinet is expected to be reconstructed to include clerical party members.
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London
Nitti
Italy
Roie
Taggart Withdraws From Senate Bid Over Ill Health
Indianapolis March 9 Thomas Taggart withdraws from the senatorial candidacy due to ill health ending his campaign and leaving the field open for other candidates in the race.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
Il Health
Trabue Named Secretary of Democratic State Committee
Samuel Trabue of Rushville is appointed secretary of the Democratic State Committee. Sales for the week ending March 6 are reported by supervisor Thomas Bullock. A son named Charles Francis is born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill of Indianapolis formerly of Madison. Madison friends extend congratulations. The largest snipe in the world is found in Brazil.
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Rushville
Democratic State Committee
Indianaplis
Samuel Trabue
Thomas Bullock
Charles Hill
Indianapolis
Madison
Charles Francis
Brazil
Lodge Criticised Over France Reflection in Senate
Senator Lodge faced sharp Senate criticism this afternoon over what he called an unfair reflection on France in the President's Adriatic letter to Senator Hitchcock. He asserted the President's stance in the Adriatic dispute was wrong and that Italy deserved Fiume.
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France
Washington
Lodge
Senate
Hitchcock
Adriatic
Italy
Fiume
United States Seeks Interim Allocation of Tank Steamships
Washington reports the United States has sent a note to the reparations commission requesting nine tank steamships seized from Germany be temporarily allocated to the United States. Ownership is claimed by Standard Oil and 독다 Britain contests holds. France also seeks these ships while a court decision is awaited.
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Washington
United States
Reparations Commission
Standard Oil Company
Germany
Great Britain
France
State Department
Mrs Kate Dihammer Wife of Sheriff Dies Suddenly
Mrs Kate Dihammer 49 wife of Sheriff Gilbert Dihammer died this afternoon at the sheriff's east Main street home from a heart attack. She spent her life in Madison and is survived by husband son Russell her mother Mrs William Temperly of Indianapolis and three brothers Harry Ralph and Charles Temperly. Funeral plans will be announced later.
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Kate Dihammer
Gilbert Dihammer
East Main Street
William Temperly
Madison
Russell
Indianapolis
Harry Temperly
Los Angeles
California
Ralph
Charles Temperly
Dihammer
Lutheran Church
Foreign Language Press Urges Immigrant Education Move
The Northern Baptists push a new World Movement to train workers for immigrant outreach. Officials cite a 9,000,000 adult aliens in the U.S. and outline goals to teach English, improve conditions, and foster social and industrial integration across multiple states and nationalities. Bishop I. E. Quinn visits Cincinnati amid the wave of church led efforts.
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United States
Rene
New World
America
John Heed
Bolshewin
New York
New World Movement of
Northern Baptists
Chedorenga
Baptist Church
New World Movement
Baptist Churches
The
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Ohne
Indiana
Thinois
Minnesota
Colorado
Idaho
Arizona
Washington
Oregon
California
Brotherhood Leader Announces No Strike
President Walleyton March Y Allan Barker of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes stated the union has decided not to strike today. The announcement ends a labor dispute that threatened disruption of railway operations.
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Maintenance of Way Brotherhood
Nnt
Walleyton
Allan Barker
Brotherhood of the Maitenance of Way
Petition filed for Jefferson County Library plan hearing
A Madison Library Association majority asks County Commissioners for a hearing at the April meeting to discuss a county library for Jefferson County and a Carnegie library building. John J. Ross pledges a free deed of library property if the east adjoining lot is secured. A concert and supper are planned at Ryker's Ridge High School on Friday, March 12.
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Dibler
Board of County Commissioners
Madison Library Association
Jefferson County
John J. Ross
Madison
Ryker’s Ridge High School
Ladies Missionary Society Meeting and Birthday Celebration
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Christian church held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. William C. Roth's Poplar street home. President Mrs. William Barber led the business session. Mrs. O. H. Buchanan directed the evening program and a social hour honored charter members Mrs. Minerva Hinton and Mrs. Julia Hazelton on Hazelton's 83rd birthday with white carnation bouquets. Refreshments followed. Birth announcement: a 734 pound girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Al Wolf at King's Daughters' Hospital. Mr. Wolf is manager of the Major Apron Factory.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Christian Church
William C. Roth
Poplar Street
William Barber
O. H. Buchanan
Minerva Hinton
Julia Hazelton
Hazelton
Hinton
al Wolf
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Mr. Wolf
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Gilbert Dillammer
Matthew R. Ralston
Shelby Township
William Frederick Watson
Troww
Waser Ty
Tin
Dean
Ben C. Whitelock
Central Ave
Doan
Gov. Edwards
Mexcan
J. Dold Jeweler
Will'ays
Gen. Wood
Vale Ward
Kansas City Bank
Sam
Snook & Co
Peoples
Ave
Eaake
Mrs
Red
Tangulge
Mg. Ares
Ameren
I. E. Quinn
Petnoy
Meeting of Ladies’ Missionary Society of Christian Church
Edison
Hon
Hd. Meyer
Terrorsan Shoes
C. A. Stanton's
Shoeists
Main and
Walnut Street
Pear] Packing Co
BULLS
Hextz
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