Madison Herald Apr 14 1921 notices and deaths in Madison Indiana
Local brief notices report Mrs Coburn Pratt and daughter Mary Francis traveling to Toledo for a visit and a birth in Indianapolis to Mr and Mrs Paul Wykoff. Obituary notes mention Herman Wasmuth of near Moorefield and Samuel W Chadwick with funeral services held in Madison.
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Coburn Pratt
Mary Francis
Toledo
Paul Wykoff
Indianapolis
Wykoff
Jessie Wingham
Chiff McCorkle
Gieorge Lewis
Mary Lewis
Henry Server
Florence
Cincinnati
Wesley
Chicago
Nichols
Wilbur O. Malones
Catherine 8
Stulhammer
Hanover Homer
Madison
Herman Wasmuth
Moorefield
Wasmut
Switverend
Jefferson
Sarmnuel W. Chadayk
Arends
Jeardawk
A Andrew Schneide
North Waing Street
Wrescen
Juniata Trabe, Pooroom
Knights of Pythias
Tna
Chadwick Seid
Sona Ga
Ha Dace
Spoingin Cemetery
Tobacco market report shows mixed sales and rising averages
The Madison market sold 502 725 pounds at an average of 12 28 per hundredweight in a season described as short and inferior in quality. Four year closing averages are listed from 1918 to 1921 with higher totals and varying averages, and the piece urges stronger local advertising and warehouse support to improve results.
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Tou Sad
Peceiuus Ween
Madison
Riverview 5 Dog Kennels Host Third Annual Show
Riverview kennels of Madison owned by Charles Crozier hosted Pinehurst New April Pinehurst’s third annual dog show under AOK Corites. The English setters and pointers classes were larger than Westminster with many top winners. Nearly half the classes offered five championship points. Riverview dogs led victories with Riverview Owenodaga Nick Riverview Yura Fleborne shown by BOF Lewis of Lansdowne.
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Pinehurst
Noo
AOK
Riverview Kennels
Madison
Charles Crevier
Riverview
Herald
Raverviews
Owerndaga
Nick Aud
Bof. Lewis
Lansdowne
Williams Found Guilty and Sentenced for Murder
Williams was found guilty and sentenced for the murder of Pieters in Great Britain. The jury recommended mercy for Williams, age 26, with details of the case noting betrayals and a grim set of circumstances surrounding the crime.
Columbus man found guilty in Irma Hanscher murder
The Columbus defendant Webber Smith was convicted of killing Irma Hanscher and faces a prison sentence ranging from two to twenty one years according to the verdict.
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Columbus
Irma Hanscher
Neri de Webber
Pivas feeriedee court case summary
Pending court action involves an individual associated with the Weed, Heed, and Eber families. The case centers on a contested ownership matter and seeks resolution through judicial action.
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Pivas
Orangutan Names and Language Origins Discussed
In a Scribner's Magazine piece by E. Alexander Powell the orangutan is misnamed and mischaracterized with playful etymology. The article notes Malay roots for orang utan meaning man of the forest and offers humorous but cautionary translations such as man in debt.
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Borneo
E. Alexander Powell i
N Scribner's Magazine
Lizard Plague Ford Towns Near Prairie Lakes Canada
Scattered towns along the prairie lakes border report a mysterious lizard plague causing vehicle skids and odd odors. Readers note strange fumes and evolving sightings as authorities investigate a possible environmental agent affecting mobility.
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Prairie Lakes
Canada
Hawke Migration Patterns Reported in Autumn Movements
The article describes hawk migration in autumn with two or more waves. It notes varying timing for northern species to move southward and mentions successive periods of favorable conditions and galescence affecting passage.
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Toade Gurthy
Baggy Knee Trousers Style Sparks Fashion Debate
The St Louis Globe Democrat questions why baggy knee trousers are not fashionable for men. The piece notes Tallilorg trends aim to please male readers and calls for broader adoption of the baggy style.
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Tallilorg
Stuis Globe Democrat
Brief Local Notes and Upcoming Eclipse Information
Mrs Gilly Matthews returns from Indianapolis after visiting relatives. A total eclipse of the moon will occur on April 21, visible across North America. Other items report residents traveling, hospital admissions, and a state fuel purchase committee. Cold weather may damage fruit crops, with frost and ice observed. warmer weather may save much of the fruit.
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Gilly Matthews
Indianapolis
North America
George Voelker
G. M. Lombard
Rockford
Ohio
Earl Eldridge
Hanover
Mary Obliger
Elizabeth Voelker
East First Street
John D. Hart
Mary Louise
Greensburg
Southeastern
Mrs Catherine Costigan Dies At 94 In Madison
Mrs Catherine Costigan a longtime Madison resident died Sunday morning at her Vernon street home at age 94 from age related infirmities. Born in County Galway Ireland she came to Boston and married Michael Costigan. Survived by grandsons Thomas and Edward Welch of Madison Michael Welch of Des Moines and granddaughters Mrs Clyde Wallace of Madison and Mrs George Green of Little Rock and one great granddaughter Catherine Wallace.
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Catherine Costigan
Vernon Street
Costigan
County Galway
Ireland
Boston
Mass
Michael Costigan
Madison
Thomas
Edward Welch
Michael Welch
Des Moines
Iowa
Clyde Wallace
George Green
Little Rock
Ark
Catherine Wallace
City
Court actions mix divorce, guardianship and liens in circuit docket
In the circuit court this morning Charles Willoughby sued Nora Willoughby for divorce with H. H. Cope representing. George T. Loyd appointed administrator of Patrick A. Ganly estate. W. O. Ford handles the estate. Ada Barton named guardian of her son Robert J. Bartron injured by Rock Island Railroad at Pulaska Ark last Oct 18. Mekota from Chicago paid $256 for loss of services and $500 guardian damages. Emer son Lemen and Joseph M. Cooper attorneys. James P. Maddox Company vs M. P. Holland et al foreclosed lien. judgment for $148.65. Cope for plaintiff. First girls school in Cincinnati founded in 1802.
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Charles Willoughby
Nora Willoughby
H. H. Cope
George T. Loyd
Patrick A. Ganly
Jefferson County
W. O. Ford
Ada Barton
Robert J. Bartron
Rock Island Railroad
Pulaska
Ark
Mekota
Chicago
Railroad Company
Emerson Lemen
Joseph M. Cooper
James P. Maddox Company
M. P. Holland
Prize Winners Highlight March Exam Grades in Jefferson County
The March examination saw high averages despite a flu epidemic. Callamatta Ditzler topped with 85.8 while Gale Grafton and Gayle Grafton posted strong scores in multiple townships. Prizes from Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co. reward top performers with cash and apparel.
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Jefferson County
Callamatta Ditzler
Orville Collier
Rachel Gray
Florence Temple
Gale Grayston
Miss Ditzler
Orville Coller
Marks & Benson Co
Miss Gray
The
Daily & Roth Co
Miss Temple
Gale Grafton
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co
Madison Township
Verlie Heimsath
Earl O'Loughlin
Marie Schafer
Louis Konkle
Gertrude Housefield
Carl Schnebelt
Ruth Jackson
Louise Trinkle
Emmett Bush
Stella Browning
Milton Township
Helen P. Vernon
Florence Raiser
Tandy Vaughn
Hanover
Leona DeBurger
Thelma Nighbert
Alveng van Disson
Ralph Snyder
Edna Snyder
Graham Township
Mabel Ritzline
Joseph Ogle
Sarah Bradshaw
Hanry Thompson
Floyd Catshall
Beulah Carman
Smyrna
Belle Smith
Florence Blake
Lancaster Township
Gayle Grafton
Nellie Lawler
Bertha Terwilliger
Velma Riggle
James,Craig
Dias Green
Karl Bear
Myrtle Young
Monroe Township
Louise Conway
Ray Waltz
Thelma Cope
Stanford Smith
Edith Waters
Florence Housefield
Violet Taylor
Marie Adama
Bernard Creek
van J. Wood
Lillian Cracraft
Marie Ebly
Bernice Tague
Mayme Morgan
Evelyn Brown
Leota Ringwald
Charles Robbins
Ruth Chambers
Russian nobles now work hard in Poland for a living
In Warsaw a wave of Russian aristocrats, driven from their palaces, peel potatoes and chop wood to survive. Landimila Lubinoff, a refugee and former princess, runs soup kitchens and workshops for fellow exiles, directing a team including former admirals and generals from Petrograd as they rebuild lives through aid networks and the American Red Cross.
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Poland
Warsaw
Russia
Landimila Lubinoff
Betrograd
Arhairat Hayle
Petrograd
Cael Mare Wondravatsky
Cael Mare Wondravatsky, Widow of the Vice Answor
Cotonmel Bressehoed
Mare
Lubingst
Mle
Curengestoft
Aimericanm Red Cross
Peenty
Imperial Guards Regiment
Tehernikoff
Victor Borsenko
Novgorod
Ex Kaiser Claims Allied Mobilization Caused World War
The former German emperor Wilhelm II argues in a private volume that England bore primary responsibility for the war. He assembles dates and treaties from 1881 to 1914, alleging British plots and mobilizations forced Germany into conflict, with manuscripts circulated privately in Holland and among a limited list of readers.
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Dornier
Willam
Germany
England
Count Hephenzollern
Het Volk
Jaby
Manila Bay
Dawes
Bualand
Maries
Earl O
Ese Teriely
Marconi unveils wireless fog guiding system for ships
Liverpool reports a new wireless invention to guide ships in dense fogs. William Marconi describes electric waves directed like lighthouse flashes to prevent collisions, potentially replacing leading lights in bad weather. Old cow in Romney WV continues milking at 24 years.
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Marconi
Liverpool
England
William Marconi
Dance ends in tragedy at hotel ball
A man identified as Gustave Pre, a banker, died after a dance at a hotel. He rose from bed to join partners, danced with a woman, then collapsed on a sofa as blood streamed from his mouth and he died at the scene.
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Dnce
Wants A Chance Boy In Jail Ten Years At 21
Robert Mckenzie tells Detroit judge Cotter he has spent ten years in jail and was released from the House of Correction recently. He describes repeated minor offenses and seeks a path to start anew as the case is adjourned for further court machinery review.
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Robert Mellikenzie
Jude Cotter
Detroit
McAkenzie
House of Correction
Cotter
Ake
McKenzie
Red Army to Use Aviation Service for Postal Needs
Moscow wireless dispatch reports the Red Army is placed on no peace footing and will deploy the entire aviation service to handle postal requirements.
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Moscow
Red Army
Tennessee legislature funds Soldiers' Memorial with 100000
For Soldiers' Memorial the appropriation of 100000 by the Tennessee legislature for the memorial to be erected at Washington was asserted as the first action by a state toward a nationwide movement.
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Tennessee
Washington
Bear Shot by Man in Back Yard Near Bessemer
Frank Majewski a railroad switchman living near Bessemer Michigan killed a bear in his back yard after he and a dog cornered it The bear was hunted in a suburban setting reflecting unusual local wildlife activity this season.
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Frank Majewski
Bessemer
Mich
Steven
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