Political Candidates Announced in Fourth District Primaries
The Herald lists multiple candidates from Jefferson and surrounding counties for the May 4, 1920 Democratic and Republican primaries. Names include Clarence E. Custer J A Craig Edward Roberts Harry Copeland S G Bovard Nichols Dean Dihammer Matthew R. Ralston and others seeking Congress judge clerk sheriff and county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Clarence E. Custer
Bartholomew County
Congress
Fourth
Fourth Congressional
Democratc
Harry C. Canfield
J. A. Craig
Greenwood
Edward 8S. Roberts
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Jefferson
Switzerland
Harry H. Cope
Joseph M. Cooper
S. G. Bovard
Lancaster Township
Gilbert Dihammer
Jefferson County
Matthew R. Ralston
Shelby Township
Doan's Kidney Pills End Long Kidney Trouble
Madison resident D Eliott a brick mason says six years ago lumbago and kidney problems left him lame and sore with painful urination. After trying medicines he improved only after using Doan's Kidney Pills and has had no kidney trouble since. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures.
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Madison
Dean
D. Eliott
Brick Mason
Lafayette St
Doan
War Department surplus drugs offered at Jeffersonville depot
The War Department offers for sale at the general supply depot in Jeffersonville a quantity of surplus drugs medicines and hospital equipment and supplies with fixed prices. The sale runs from March 5 to April 5 and is open to all buyers including state and municipal hospitals free clinics and similar institutions.
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War Department
Jeffersonville
Texas Builds Over Twenty Million In Road Projects
Texas reports more than 20 million dollars spent on road construction while the British printing trade employs about 200000 workers, reflecting industrial scale in transport and publishing sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
German civil war escalates amid three-way power struggle
Paris reports German peace delegation denies a compromise with revolutionaries while Lloyd George says a deal was reached between rival governments. Fighting erupts in Dresden and Essen as Bavarian rebels join the revolutionaries. Americans flee Berlin. Berlin notes a three way clash among Revolutionists Ebert government and Spartacists with civil war likely.
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Paris
Ebert
London
Lloyd George
Germany
Dresden
Essen
Disore
Saxony
Adlon
Berlin
Revolutionists
Spartacists
Berlin Revolt and Ruhr Soviets Mark March Upsurge
Frank Mason reports heavy street fighting in Berlin with at least nine killed as revolutionaries clash with crowds. Potsdamer Platz and Alexanderplatz see clashes while couriers fly between Berlin and Stuttgart. A Soviet Republic is proclaimed in Ruhr district with Soviets rising in Bochum Hamburg and Altona.
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Babr
Prussia
Altona
Frank Mason
Berlin
Ebert
Potsdammer Platz
Alexander Platz
Stuttgart
Ludendorff
Hindenberg
Kapp
The
Hague
Ruhr
Frankfurt
Bochum
Hamburg
German troops seize Alton near Hamburg
Copenhagen reports Alton, a suburb of Hamburg, fell to German revolutionary troops. A Frankfurt dispatch says Leipzig and Frankfurt street fighting left fifty dead and 150 wounded as of March 16.
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Copenhagen
Alton
Hamburg
Altona
Hague
Leipzig
Frankfurt
Berlin clash as 1500 attack Reichswehr in streets
Reuters reports in Berlin 1500 protesters attacked Reichswehr troops marching to Stettin station. Troops fired on the crowd in outer Berlin suburbs with machine guns, part of the old Nuske army era. Many killed.
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London
Berlin
Reichswehr
Stettin
Reuter
Nuske
Red Cross appoints county relief committee for disasters
The Jefferson County Chapter of the American Red Cross outlines a county wide relief plan with a chairman and specialized chairs for food shelter clothing doctors medicines finance sanitation and township coordinators. The article recalls Galveston and Corpus Christi floods showing rapid response and 4000 refugees aided in twenty four hours.
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American Red Cross
National Society
Jefferson County
J. C. Schofield
Elmer E. Scott
Robert Yunker
E. C. Cook
W. H. Miller
Fred Denny
Galveston
United States
Corpus Christi
Red Cross
Junior High Pupils Design Window Cards for Society Lecture
About thirty students under Mrs Florence Wooten created posters to advertise the Historical Society lecture series. Prizes include course tickets for the two best designs and single tickets for the bird lecture on April 30. Winners: Sarah Marrs and Paul Mc Cune receive course tickets. runners up Gregory Klein Norma Rutherford John Benson Anne Schofield Margaret Cripe Merlie Hoffman. Posters will be displayed in store windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wooten
Historical Society
Sarah Marrs
Paul McCune
Gregory Klein
Norma Rutherford
John Benson
Anne Schofield
Margaret Cripe
Merlie Hoffman
Chairman Kahn to Introduce Memo on U S Troop Policy
Washington March 16 Chairman Kahn of the House Military Affairs Committee announced he will introduce a resolution in the House today asking the President and Secretary Baker to state America policy regarding the use of 15 000 American troops in German territory.
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Washington
Kahn
House
Gen Wood Wins Republican Preferential Caucus in Minnesota
General Wood is declared the winner of the Republican preferential caucus in Minneapolis as latest returns show victories in nearly all sections of the state despite a light vote.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Wood
Millions in U S Own Railroads and Rail Bonds
The article explains broad shared ownership of railroad securities by individuals, life insurance companies, savings banks, and other institutions. It cites totals for outright individual holdings, stockholders, and deposits, with figures for mutual savings banks in New York and New England, and notes the high asset exposure of these institutions to railroad solvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
United States
Nwo Capital
United States Comptroller of the Currency
Mutual Savings Banks
Comptroller
Mauteal Savings Banks
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
State Superintendent of Banks of
New York
Esteemed Christian Woman Dies Near Bee Camp
Mrs. Edward Adams of Brooksburg road near Bee Camp died at Dr. Denny's sanitarium from tuberculosis following influenza pneumonia. Aged 40, she leaves a husband and five children, youngest six months. Funeral Thursday afternoon, Brooksburg cemetery burial.
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Edward Adams
Brooksburg
Bee Camp
Denny
Adams
Move to Secure Unanimous Consent in Senate on Treaty
Washington March 16 Senate leaders, including Lodge, plan to seek unanimous consent for a final Friday vote on ratification with Lodge reservations. Most senators expect a close result and a narrow margin may defeat the treaty. Mrs. Sarah K. Imel of Monroe township died Sunday night in Indianapolis at age 87, survived by several children including Mrs. J N Kirk. funeral set in Indianapolis with interment at Crown Hill Cemetery. Tigers are found only in Asia.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Sarah K. Imel
James Imel
Monroe Township
Leroy Brown
Keystone Ave
Indianapolis
Iinel
Jefferson County
Murphy
Paper Mill
Smel
J. N. Kirk
Crown Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Rich ard King held in residence
Funeral services for the late Rich ard King were held at the family home on east Front street at 9 o clock this morning. Rev William Snyder of Mount Byrd Christian Church Trimble county Ky presided. Many friends of the former river pilot attended. Burial planned for Moffett cemetery but postponed due to weather. remains taken to Schneider's morgue. Pallbearers included Thomas Turner Shelby Turner William Turner Joseph DeRossette George A. Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard King
East Front Street
William Snyder
Mount Byrd Christian Church
Trimble County
River Pilot
Moffett Cemetery
Schneider
Court News Opened Docket Sets Rape and Civil Actions
In Circuit Court special Judge M R Sulzer set cases for trial including State v Lochridge for rape to April 5. City of Aurora v Public Utilities Co venued from Dearborn County for murer hearing. Milo Bowman administrator v Madison Light & Railway Co for March 30 hearing. Several divorces granted or applied for including Dora Webster from Nicholas Webster and Mae Williams from Ben Williams. Charles Kloss seeks divorce from Ella Kloss and Melinda Quirin from Charles Quirin after brief marriage. Judge commented on short courtship in Quirin case.
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M. R. Sulzer
Lochridge
Aurora
Public Utilities Company of Indiana
Dearborn County
de Murer
Milo Bowman
Irvin Selig
Madison Light & Railway Co
Dora Webster
Nicholas Webster
Harry Lemen
Mae Williams
Ben Williams
Charles A. Kloss
Ella F. Kloss
Madison
Indianapolis
Melinda Quirin
Charles Quirin
West Third Street
Carrollton
Sulzer
Death of Miss Emma Augustin in New Albany
Friends in Madison learn of Miss Emma Augustin death this morning at St Edward's Hospital New Albany where she had lived for years. Survived by sister Miss Mary Augustin. Remains arrive noon tomorrow and go to the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Seinert East Second Street. Funeral time not yet set. Captains J E Abraham and J W Betts, government steamboat inspectors, have returned to Louisville.
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Madison
Emma Augustin
St. Edward’s Hospital
New Albany
Mary Augustin
Joseph Seinert
East Second Street
Miss Wiley Departs for Cincinnati to Resume Music Studies
Miss Marie Wiley leaves on the morning train to Cincinnati to continue studies at the College of Music after a weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Wiley.
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Marie Wiley
Cincinnati
The
College of Music
Mrs
L. W. Wiley
May Terhune
Hanover College
Thornton Terhune
New Albany
City
It Takes a Has Been a Long Time to Find It Out
A terse remark notes that a former star ends a long period without realization, with implications of delayed awareness and renewed reflection on past glory.
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Harry E Nichols
Charles E. Dean
Saluda Township
Jefferson and Scottounties
William Frederick Watson
Havas
Schoenberg
Stuggart
Jefferson County Red Cross
OF House Military Affairs Committee
America
Gen. Wood
U. S
OF Securities
Edward Adan
Sarah E. Imel
Asia
Fueral Services
Thomas Turner
Shelby Turner
William Turner
Joseph DeRossette
George A. Monroe
Pearl Packing Co
BULLS
Court News
J. E. Abraham
J. W. Betts
New Hanover
Louisville
Hexiz’s
Edison Machines
Columbia Graphonolas
Crescentolas
Hd. Meyer
RED Front Grocery Cor
Main and
Walnut Street
Mace
Ol Nea Au
Stanton
C. A. Stanton
Shoeists
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