Local Happenings and Travel Notes From the Area
Residents and visitors are listed with movements by train including Mr and Mrs RoW Clements and Mrs FLOB Powell traveling to Crocouate and North Vernon respectively. Miss Margueritte Winly returns tonight from Cleveland while others move to Washington and Frankfort. Morale notes report Mrs Melvin King’s serious illness in Littleton Colorado and local visits to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin King
Littleton
Colorido
Goshen Republicans Reject Manager Form Plan
Local Republicans reject a manager form of city government under the Knapplee provisions. Democrats oppose a system change as nominations proceed for a May primary. The issue centers on whether the board of public works is abandoned and government powers return to the seven member common council. Property transfers include Virgie Demaree Slattery and Edward Slattery to Nicholas Kremer, and John R. Thomas and Nellie Thomas to the State of Indiana for 204 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Indiana Ceneral Assembly
Board of Public Works
Common Council
Virgie Demaree Slattery
Edward Slattery
Nicholas Kremer
John R. Thomas
Nellie Thomas
State of Indiana
Devil's Handkerchief Named for West Indies Hurricanes
In the West Indies residents call the hurricane warning flag el panuclo del Diablo the devil's handkerchief. Hurricanes are named after saints and personal dates are counted from those saints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Weather Bureau
Pitched Battle Between Sheriffs Posse and Negroes in Kinsey
Forest City Arkansas March 22 a posse led by Sheriff Sanders clashed with 17 black men near Kinsey. One negro was killed and a posse member wounded. Sixteen suspects were arrested. A still and several jugs of moonshine were found in a house used by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Ark
Sanders
Kinsey
Arkansas
Harding Proclaims April 1 Start for 67th Congress
President Harding issued a proclamation calling the new 67th Congress into extraordinary session beginning April 1. The date was set after consultation with Lodge and approved earlier by Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
67Th Congress
Lodge
Cabinet Session Focuses on Foreign Relations
Washington March 22 The Harding Cabinet spent over two hours today largely on foreign relations marking the first extensive cabinet discussion on foreign affairs. The session lasted more than two hours and covered major diplomatic topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Railroad Leaders Call for Direct Talks to Set Rules
General W W Atterbury vice president of the Pennsylvania railroad and the Labor Committee Chairman of the American Association of Railroad Executives testified that lasting peace in the wage dispute hinges on both sides meeting to negotiate their own rules and working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Association of Railroad Executives
Hanover church entertainment nets 22 dollars for colored church
The Hanover M E church presented a night of entertainment by the Good Samaritans and Willing Workers, drawing a large crowd and netting 22 dollars for the colored church. An Easter program is planned for 2 p m next Sunday followed by a sermon by Dr W M Whitsitt. The article also notes the 1782 U S seal with the eagle and unfinished pyramid with eye symbol and misquoted mottos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
United States
Mary Pickford Scorches Dame Fashion Decrees
San Francisco March 22 Mary Pickford issues fashion decrees forbidding cobweb silk hosiery short dresses high heeled shoes and low necked waists on the street. The movie star criticizes current Dame Fashion and outlines acceptable street wear through her new standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mary Pickford
Labor Leaders Back War Field Plan On Railroads
Railroad labor chiefs who favor government ownership see Warfield proposals as a step toward ending private control. They warn the plan would place roads under a governmental super governing body and mark the owner class moving to take operation from managers. Phandh Phin League officials also support the proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warfield
Association of
Railroad Security Holders
Phandh Phin League
Germany Rejects Allis Demands for One Billion Gold Marks
Germany says it cannot meet the allies demand for one billion gold marks by March 23. The note was given to the interallied reparations committee this afternoon. Germany proposes a conference of experts to study the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
Mysterious Explosion Shatters Emory Physiology Building
An unknown blast at Emory University in Atlanta injures no one fatally as fourteen students and professors are trapped under debris and several are thrown from windows. The first floor of the physiology building is wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Emory University
Physiology
Harding recess appointments to ICC and War Finance Board
President Harding named John Esch of Wisconsin to the Interstate Commerce Commission and Dwight Davis of St. Louis to the War Finance Commission. Both were expected choices, with Davis noted as a financier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
John Esch
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dwight Davis
St. Louis
War Finance Commission
Davis
Disorder in Dublin Leaves 35 Hurt Since Saturday
In Dublin authorities report 35 people injured in ongoing disorders since Saturday. Officials say the casualty list is likely incomplete as some affected individuals remain hidden and uncounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Poland to gain upper Sudta coal deposits split by plebiscite
Records from the Presect foreman office outline plans for Upper Suid to be divided between Polen and neighboring districts based on a plebiscite. The proposal would place coal deposits east of the Lanver river under Polish control, with a narrow southward boundary to the Lanver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudta Wall
Poland
Suid Wall
Lanver
Cowie Poedts
Circuit Court daily trial renews Stephanus manslaughter case
The Circuit Court proceedings reopen the manslaughter trial of Frank Stephanus for the August killing of George Dittyen before Judge Griffith and the same jury. Prosecution led by Byron Mouser. defense by Sulzer, Lemen, Cooper, and FitzGerald. jurors listed. A second suit for $509 damages was filed by Olivia Shock Jey against William Muth after a February auto collision on Mulberry Street near Second Street. Miles represents Muth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stephanus
George Dittyen
Alness
M R. Sulver
Griffith
Sulzer
Byron Mouser
VB. Bear
W. T. Harley
Frank Kenworthy
Edward Ennis
Clem Stewart
Elza Shelton
George Stivers, Jr
Charles Nichols
Fred Crafton
Millard Polk
Charles Moore
Irwin Jones
Baxter McGee
John W. Wallace
Tus
Lemen & Cooper
George W. Miles
Muth
Madison Baseball Grounds Leased for Park with Opening in Three Weeks
Madison Baseball Club announces grounds leased for a new ball park to be built with a ten year plan. The grounds committee reports progress on diamonds fencing and seating while preparations include plans for a seven foot high fence from Crooked Creek Bridge north to the street and opening games scheduled in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park
Pfor
Fem Oat Twee Phivers
Jackson Hems
Am Cid
Madason
Owl’ Os
Toy
Weel
Speelfinrt
Madison
Madison Baseball Club
Aid Petition Urges Help for Suffering Armenians
A broad list of dignitaries and organizations backs a relief campaign for Near East Christian populations. The appeal, led by Mintor General Learard Wood and supported by figures from Pittsburgh to New York, calls for urgent aid and funds. A Kansas judge comments on courtship length to curb hasty marriages, noting legal limits may not stop determined couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintor
Learard Wood
de Fittion Widae Earn
Pultbee
Betten
Near East
Miarleon Avenue
New York
Kansas
Miss Clara Kinane Weds M O Donohue in Cincinnati
Miss Clara Kinane of this city marries Mr. M O Donohue of Philadelphia at a noon ceremony in Cincinnati conducted by Rev. Kapp of the Lutheran Evangelical church. The couple, soon to reside in Philadelphia, will spend a wedding trip east after visiting Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Louis Vaughn
Jefferson County
Indianapolis
Morris Chapel
Milton Township
Church Cemetery
M. O. Donohue
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Clara Kinane
Kapp
Lutheran Evangeistic Church
Madison
the Herald
Thornton and Whit ham Receive County Marriage License
Cecil Thornton and Flenora Whit ham, both residents of the county, were granted a marriage license today by Clerk Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Noods
James Phadson
Rosetta Vinod
Cecil Thornton
Flenora Whitham
Clerk Nichols
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madison, Marche
Row. Clements
Flob Powell
North Vernon
Dferson Eciats
Margueritte Winly
Clevehind
Wibur Michel
Geoham Road
Jean
Michel
Scott Denny
Frank Pittpitbon
Ruth Lary
Pinevile
Keo
Sarath Lary
Lena Scott
Frankfort
Jack Detraz
Vevay
J. Ho Vickery
Guy Vickery
Vickery
Madison Wholesale Markets
Gray-Vonaulmen Co
Timothy Hay
Timothy & Clover
Sheriff's Posse
Darkey
Congress
Hanover M. E. Church
United States Seal
Georgia University
Agan
Roger
Boston Transcript
Lenin
Mok. Sulzer
Richard Rohnson
John McGregor
Mies
Finance Law
W. H. Miller
Elmer FE. Scott
James E. Crozier
J. C. Black
Nicholas Harper
Edward 8. Roberts
Joseph R. Colgate
John W. Tevis
Cieo
EF. Denny
M. C. Garber
Henrietta Gabel
Mayor White
Geo. F. Harper
Hawk
Farmer
Court News
Stephanus
Amesting
Lsst
Madison Baseball
Athotie
Atedres
Carrie Clairmpan Catt
Safvage
Corinne Toosevelt Robinson
Reuse
Sedrce
Sruel Goomers
Warren So Stane
Jabor
Emerson Tough
Reed Stoot
Utah
Jota Mo Parker
Louisiana
Prank Mo McMurrs
Cal Yese
New York City
William Bobbs
VE Theisen
Cievelind Dodge
Stanves Witte
William Nast
Sang Francis
Eodgeha McParland
Labor Reader
Clara Kinne
Hd. Meyer
Deston
C. A. Stanton
THE
Shoeists
di Scholis
Candy News
Minn
Darateud
J. F.C. F. Klarper & Co
Reidel Bros
Yays Son
A Werner
Herkz
Oxfords
Oxford
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!