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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1920

Page

3

Madison Notes: Travel and Real Estate Moves

Local items report several residents traveling by train to Greenfield Indianapolis Seymour and Warsaw Kentucky for visits and funerals. Property transfers include Florida Stuart selling 944 West Main Street to Bert Lewis and Anna Vandolah’s residence at 933 West Main Street selling to Lavinia Boundart. Real estate agency dealings noted with William E. Ogle and Anna W. Ford.

Messrs Clarence John Driggs Michigan Road Valentine Schafer H. G. Iddings George van Antwerp Hanover Warsaw Louisa McCord William McCord McCord East Second Street Seymour A. R. Adems Florida Stuart West Main Street Bert Lewis William E. Ogle L. B. Dolph M. J. Bowman Bowman Jeffersonville Anna Vandolah Lavinia Bondurant Anna W. Ford John Pavis Edwin Sylvester Rude Elwood Edward Tetrick Mary Tetrick Roy Weatherford Franklin

Strip Mining to Extinguish Jerome Copper Mine Fire

A fire burning for over two decades in the upper levels of the United Verde copper mine at Jerome Arizona is to be tackled by removing 14 million cubic yards of earth. The operation will flatten the surface over a 100 by 100 foot area using monster steam shovels and may take several years to complete.

United Verde Oat Jerome Ary Dso Monster

Woman Leads NYC Bandit Gang In Murder Case

Police declare a female led crime ring in New York City after the murder of Mrs. Morris Goldstein. Three men entered her husband’s store, gagged him, shot Mrs. Goldstein, while the woman gang leader waited outside in a limousine. Other similar crimes suggest a coordinated organization.

New York City Morris Goldstein Goldstein

British War Brides Travel to Join American Husbands

In London statistics show 1,725 British girls married American soldiers and 17 remain to join their husbands in the United States. The transport Powhatan carried 33 soldier wives, three children, and 17 sailor wives, all under the care of the American Red Cross which provided travel funds.

London United States Powhatan England American Red Cross

Liquor Tax Figures Highlight 1919 Revenue Totals

Internal Revenue report shows 1919 fermented and distilled liquor taxes at 483 million plus. Total revenue for the year reached 3.85 billion, up from 809 million in 1917. Portsmouth, Ohio resident Howard Welling visits Madison friends and family.

Internal Revenue Bureau

Gale Marston Wins Love With Bold Aviation Feat

Gale Marston earns Althea Dorrance’s affection by bravely facing dangers at the aviation field. After a prank inflames her grandfather Josiah Dorrance, Gale proves his nerve and elopes with Althea, escaping the crusty guardian’s opposition.

Gale Althea Josiah Dorrance Ben Junkin Mr. Dorrance

Funeral Rites Held For Miss Emma Augustin At St Marys

Religious services were conducted by Rev Charles Bilger at St Marys Church for Miss Emma Augustin with a Requiem High Mass. Interment followed at North Madison Catholic cemetery, pallbearers named from among relatives and friends.

Charles Bilger Emma Augustin St. Mary's Church Father Bilger North Madison Peter Hertz John Schilling Casper Krum John Z

Sergeant Majorism and the Sergeant Major Role

The passage discusses military rank dynamics noting that soldiers aspire to rise to warrant officer. It defines sergeant majorism as abuses of petty power by sergeants and explains its spread beyond soldiers to a general term in use today.

Imader Oone

Filipino delegate speaks at Washington tea

Dr. Juan Gomez mentions gossip at a Washington tea about Filipino delegates and their wives while recalling a social exchange. The dialogue references Tagalogs, a postponed marriage, and Mr Gabsa's health as he recovers from a second stroke.

Juan Gomez Washington Raney Gabsa

Sad Case Reveals Worry Over Missing Husband

Mrs White-Why asks about the matter as Mrs Green explains her husband did not return last night and is feared to be starved after carrying only 100 dollars. The judge presides over the case.

No More Plain Drunks Says Contrasting Vintners

A brief dialogue contrasts plain drinkers with those shaped by refined recipes, noting a shift toward fashionable mixtures as a social caution. The exchange points to evolving tastes and potential cultural implications.

Notable Local Moves and Obituaries Across Madison

Madison notes report Mrs H H Schirmer of Milton Ky travels to Louisville to visit a sick husband. Win Barber elected Jefferson county Inter-church World Movement chairman. Various deaths and funerals include Miss Emma Augustin and Mrs Edward Adams of Brooksburg. Captain Richard King honored with half mast, Rev William Snyder leads service. Charles Hammel marries Lucille Richardson in Indianapolis. Hammel proceeds as ice dealer. Government boat Miami departs Cincinnati after repairs supervised by W S Burnett.

Elsie Berry Henry Stucker Howard Yunker Sylvester Yunker Graham Road Lutheran Church Parsonage Rev B. Arends Corda Nichols Edward Berry Cincinnati Stucker Second Street Louis Berry Frank Berry H.H. Schirmer Milton Louisville Indianapolis Win Barber Jefferson County Peter Augustin Nicholas Seviment Emma Augustin Ernest White Richard Roe Ins Dayton Wilbur Hawkins Edward Adams Brooksburg Road Adams Methodist Brooksburg Miami Madison Marine Ways W. ST. Burnett Richard King Trimble County Moffett’s Cemetery William Snyder King Trimble Oscar Hammel East Second Street Charles Lucille Richardson Hammel

Prudential Agents Meet at Local Office Dinner and Theatre

A Prudential staff meeting was held in the Pythian Building office. This evening attendees will dine at 6 oclock at the home of Assistant Superintendent George C. Lewis and attend a theatre performance. Attendees include Jacob E. King North Vernon Ki King Carrollton Ky A O Mecham F Johnston John King George C. Lewis D Huffer Columbus Ind.

Prudential Pythian George C. Lewis Jacob E. King North Vernon Ki. T. King Carrollton A. O. Mecham F. Johnston John King City D. Huffer Columbus Ind

Tax deduction on building and loan stock under Indiana law

County Assessor Charles A. Mc Clelland outlines a law allowing owners of building and loan association stock to deduct the amount of indebtedness secured by that stock as of March 1 each year. A president or secretary certificate serves as evidence unless the assessor requires examination of officers or the association’s books. Assessors may compel attendance of officers.

Charles A. McClelland Indiana Building and Loan Association Building Association

Alliance Between Japan and Mexico Questioned

The State Department says the United States does not contemplate any alliance between Japan and Mexico. Mexico reportedly had evidence of negotiations involving Japanese diplomats in Spain toward a defensive pact.

Washington March United States Japa Menceo State Department Cava Boda Oor Ihom Senmiutt Tee Mexico Opassacien Typct Spain Japan

Death of Willian Walker at O'Crock Home

Willian Walker died this morning at the home of Mrs. John C. Lamba on West Main Street after years of paralysis. He was 738 years old, born in North Madison, worked as a machinist in railroad shops, later in Denver in gold mining, and belonged to the Masonic order. He never married and is survived by a sister, Mrs. Agnes Andrews of Canaan, plus nieces and nephews.

Willian Walker O'Crock John C. Lamba West Main Street Walker North Madison Denver Colorado Masonic Order Agnes Andrews Canaan

Archer family reunion follows long search for missing sister

Lester Archer and Cleo Archer, long separated after Cleo was placed in the Allen County Children's Home near Lima, are reunited. Lester had used wireless telegraphy to locate his sister and received help from a brother amateur near Rockford, Ohio, who knew the family they lived with.

Lester Leser Allen County Lima Lester Rockford Archer Cleo

Grand Jury Report and Political Talk At league event

The Grand Jury adjourned after five days of service in Jefferson County reporting 47 witnesses and three indictments. At a Woman's Franchise League meeting Hon. M. R. Sulzer praised suffrage and outlined Republican history while urging American unity. Hanover College students L. Hallmeyer Omer and George Wells left for spring break.

Jefferson Circuit Court County of Jefferson Elmer W. Scott FF. H. Shrewsbury Wilhelm Archie M. Monroe John H. Vernon Louis Pisenhardt Griffith M. Rt. Sulzer Woman's Franchise League Republican Party L. H. Hallmeyer Aurora Omer and George Wells Indianapolis Hanover College

Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Ad Listing Patented Remedies

Partial list of Humphreys remedies sold by druggists from New York City includes treatments for fevers and colds to diarrhea teething colic and rheumatism. The advertisement promotes Dr Humphreys' Manual and notes sales at corner William and Ann Streets.

Grip Grippe la Grippe Himphreys’ Homeo. Medicine CO William and Ann Streets New York

Hall's Catarrh Cure Does Not Contain Mercury Claims

An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio, warning against mercury containing medicines and asserting the cure acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. It promotes genuine Hall's Catarrh Cure, testimonials, and sales through druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Compulsory education is mentioned in China.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. d.Cheney & Co

Rear Admiral Benson Named Shipping Board Chairman

Rear Admiral William S. Benson chosen by President Wilson to succeed John Barton Payne as chairman of the United States Shipping Board after retiring from active duty. He wears a French decoration awarded for his World War II era service as Chief of Naval Operations.

William S. Benson Wilson John Barton Payne United States Shipping Board France Naval Operations

Mrs Todd Peters Morning Train Visit to Louisville

Mrs Todd Peters travels by morning train to Louisville to visit Mr and Mrs R A Peter.

Todd Peter Louisville Mrs R. A. Peter

Bruising MEAs and Arik Bal Threats Rise

Fragmented text mentions threats and coercion tied to an event or person named Arik Bal. Vague references to water, gases, and dangerous acts accompany notes about death and fear. The passage remains unclear but implies intimidation linked to an unnamed incident.

Dentrifice Pro Ties and Posts Recommend by Army Surgeon

The United States Army dental surgeons recommend the use of pro teeth ties as ideal prosthesis ties for dentrifice practices. This guidance outlines preferred materials, fit, and maintenance to ensure optimal oral health outcomes.

United St. Army

Nervous and Run Down Relief Ad Promises Quick Help

A dubious medical remedy claim offers rapid restoration of strength and stamina. The ad urges readers to buy from local druggists and take nightly doses to feel better within days, asserting dramatic personal improvements.

Bainbridge Colby Nomination Favorably Reported

Bainbridge Colby's nomination to be Secretary of State was favorably reported to the Senate by the Foreign Relations Committee.

Washington Bainbridge Colby Senate Foreign Relations Committee

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Madison Horn Levi Wilson Anna Hall Greenfield Joseph Marks E. W. Pratt Bold Murder Gang Howard Welling Portsmouth Welling O. D. Welling Althea Dorrance Gale Marston Tyre Althen Davey Moore den Fonkin Dumkin Marston Aithes Junkin Whatoa Fis Ardmore Kong Tle Dale Jim Conutiden Melly Phes Ile Ginle W. E. Pratt Jefferson Street J. W. Turner Trinity Church M.S. Lepper H. J. Marrs C. R. Wilson George Cofield George M. Daily Springdale Cemetery John W. Tevis John McGregor Jacob Holzer Benjamin Lotz Grant Zoeller William C. Roth Berry Stucker Mrs. White Meeting of Prudential Agents Assessment of Building Association Wii Sci William Walker U. . Shipping Board Grand Jury Meeting of Women's Franchise League Tetal Stat Pr Delaney Vee China Pepea FE. Webb Marois Moe Colby
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