Judge Shea Named Ambassador in Major Appointment
Madson Indiana March 16 1916 Judge Shea is appointed ambassador to Calle a popular and wise selection noted by local officials.
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Calle
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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
1
Caleb Schmidlap Dies En Route to Work in Jeffersonville
Caleb L. Schmidlap aged 72 of 708 East Chestnut Street Jeffersonville collapsed on Watt Street while walking to his Louisville employer. He was found near George Spellman’s home and died before Dr. Baldwin arrived. Coroner Froman M. Coots will handle the case. He leaves a widow Mrs. Belle Schmidlap. Funeral plans not announced. Jeffersonville News
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb L. Schmidlap
East
Chestnut Street
Wat Street
Louisville
Watt Street
George Spellman
Market Street
Spellman
J. H. Baldwin
Baldwin
Schmidlip
Froman M. Coots
Schmidlap
Peter Neat
Richardson Company
Jeffersonville
Madison
Tnd
Judge Shea Named Ambassador to Chile by Indiana Senators
Will S Thompson reports Indiana senators nominate Judge Joseph H. Shea of Seymour to be minister to Chile replacing Fletcher. The selection honors Shea for his leadership in Indiana politics and Shively’s friendship, seen as a boost for Indiana and the diplomatic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph I. Shea
Chile
Indiana
Dude Shea
Shively
United States
Dudge Shea
Kern
Shea
Indianapolis Times
Politics Independent
Joseph HH. Shea
Seymour
Indiana Appellate Court
United States Senate
Fletcher
Mexico
B. F. Shively
Senate
Alimony Declared a Relic by Crystal Eastman Benedict
Mrs. Crystal Eastman Benedict sister of Max Eastman editor of The Masses has begun a divorce suit in Chicago seeking no alimony. She asserts she can care for herself and rejects spousal support. Alimony belongs to the dark ages she says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Eastman Benedict
Crystal [Eastman Benedict
Max Eastman
The
Masses
Disvorce
Chicarzo
Dr King’s Now Discovery Promised Quick Cold Relief
Ad warns that colds can threaten the bronchial and lung system and urges taking Dr King’s Now Discovery for fast relief. It claims the remedy has been tested and is suitable for both adults and youths, urging readers to obtain a bottle today.
Fiddlers Lighten Heart of Georgia with Ancient Roots
All fifty men assembled are deep dyed Americans able to trace their ancestors back many years. The old fiddlers of Georgia, assembled for years, celebrate their mountain culture, disdain modern music, and keep to fiddle tunes handed down through generations in remote woodlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Morehan
Woods
Dale
Georgia
War Not A Bar To College Activity In Constantinople
Dr Mary Mills Patrick president of Constantinople College reports wartime activity by students from ten nationalities. Parts of the campus were seized for soldiers housing and trees cut for fuel. Ambassador Morgenthau aided welfare, lectures, and embassy social events. Degree of doctor of laws was awarded to Morgenthau in 1915 with Patrick receiving a royal decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mills Patrick
New York
Comstantinople Colege
Dardanelles
Morgenthau
Patrick
Ambascador
Aira
Constantinople
Ambassador Morgenthau
Rubber Collar Saved Life in Seymour Shooting
In Seymour Indiana Clay M Everhart fifteen year old son of Riley Everhart escaped injury after a gunman fired twice near him as he walked home from the business district. A bullet skimmed the collar neckband and punctured its outward flaps while the boy was unharmed. police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Ind
Clay M. Everhart
Riley Everhart
Everhart
Madison Woman Praises Kidney Pills Cure
Mrs. Fred Klein of Madison reports kidney trouble with backache dizziness and headaches improved after using Down's Kidney Pills from Harper's store. She says the product relieved her back pain and restored kidney function. Price 50 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo distributes the pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Fred Klein
East St
Avery
Toad
Down
Harper's Fyul
Ning. Wein
Foster-Milburn Co Srops
Buffalo
Bill Passed To Relieve Flood Sufferers and Fund Cutters
The Senate approved an $825000 appropriation for three coast guard cutters for New York harbor Pacific coast and Alaska and $240000 for three river steamers to aid flood victims on the Mississippi and its tributaries. The Pacific and Alaska cutters replace the Perry and Tahoma after their sinking on unchartered reefs. The New York cutter will be ice capable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Coast Guard
New York Harbor
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Mississippi
Perry
No Clocks In Prison At McAlester Oklahoma
A prison visitor notes the lack of clocks inside McAlester State Penitentiary and learns inmates manage time by the institution’s time-work schedule announced by electric gangs. The guard explains inmates have all the time they want and follow rings for work, meals, and retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
McAlester
Okla
State Penitentiary
Tie
Inmates Granted Field Outings For Hunting
In Petersburg Indiana Pike county jail inmates were allowed to roam nearby fields for hunting as a pleasant diversion. Time drags and some prisoners were given the chance to hunt during the week with parole-like freedom. They returned without violations of their parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Pike County
Loved Thirty Years Second Suit Ends In Alden Marriage
Robert II Lucas of Chicago wed Ada B Dewey of Milford Iowa, his Verona New Jersey childhood sweetheart, after her first husband died. The couple were married by Rev W G Mubleman, husband of one of Mrs Deweys daughters, in Alden Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden
Robert II, Lucas
Chicago
Ada B. Dewey
Milford
Verona
Lucas
Cough Proves Fatal to Reading Man
Calvin J. Rehrer age sixty six of Reading Pa died after a violent coughing attack caused a burst blood vessel and fatal hemorrhage before a doctor arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Calvin J. Rehrer
Madison Lodge of Elks Elects Officers and Net Proceeds
Lodge members and friends report a profitable Madison indoor fair clearing 750. Officers elected for the year include Exalted Ruler Graham Ross and Secretary Guy Richardson. A St Patrick’s Day dance will honor contributors and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge
Eiks
Graham Ross
Herbert L. Lyon
C. G. Dickerson
Lectowe Wright
Otis G. Reed
Guy Richardson
Charles IR
Johnson
Tyner
William Rete, Jr
Judkins Return After Weeklong Visit
Mr and Mrs David Judkins have returned home after a weeklong visit. The couple traveled to see relatives and reported a pleasant trip before resuming their daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Judkins
Davison Sues Over Breakage Of Artificial Leg
Frank L. Davison files a notice with the city council claiming a $200 claim after his artificial leg broke when he fell on an icy sidewalk on East Seventh Street near John Street. The incident is dated March 9 and reported by St. Pat. The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pat
Frank L. Davison
East Seventh Street
John Street
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