Republicans split on candidacy and platform in 1916
The Madison Herald notes Republican discord over candidate choice and platform, insisting their only agreement is wanting office. It contrasts this with Democratic leadership under Wilson, praising currency reform and rural credits as benefits to business and farmers.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Young Hero Joins Carnegie Hero Fund After Daring Rescue
Greensburg Indiana May 14 Special agent Drew W Crawford of the Carnegie Hero Fund investigated the rescue of Merwin Blackmore saved from drowning by 14 year old one legged Joe Davis. Davis risked his life at Flatrock while a Boy Scouts picnic was underway. Crawford plans a favorable report and recognition for Davis.
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Greensburg
Ind
Andrew W. Crawford
Carnegie Hero Fund
Joe Davis
Merwin Blackmore
Blackmore
Boy Scouts
Flatrock
Davis
Crawford
Young Davis
Funeral rites for Mrs Minnie Rogers in Charlestown
Mrs Minnie Rogers aged 71 died after several weeks illness. The funeral was held at her home at 2 30 Friday with Rev J G Moore of the Methodist church officiating. She is survived by son Garner Rogers of St Peters burg Fla a daughter Mrs Bertha Hayes of Louisville and a sister Miss Belle Garner of Charlestown. Burial was in Charlestown cemetery.
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Charlestown
Ind
Minnie Rogers
J. G. Moore
Methodist Church
Madison Team Falls to Greensburg Tooth Pullers
Fred Thomas traveled from Madison to the Y M C A gym to coach his volleyball squad. Doc Kuhn's Greensburg team won three straight against Madison with players Kuhn Flick Reiman Ray Thomas Lowe Jones and Schlemer. Dr J R Russell umpired.
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Fred Thomas
Madison
Freddie
Doc Kuhn
Kuhn
Flick
Reiman
Ray
Thomas
Lowe
Jones
Schlemer
J. R. Russell
Greensbury Times
Monument to Sarah Lincoln Grigsby Dedicatory Plans Announced
In Rockport Indiana on Decoration Day Governor Ralston will speak at the dedication of the Sarah Lincoln Grigsby monument at Old Pigeon Cemetery Spencer County. The program includes invocations music poems and remarks by local officials and Lincoln family connections noted. The granite stone from Vermont costs about 400 with funds raised by subscription.
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Rockport
Ind
John L. Bretz
Sarah Lincoln Grigsby
Old Pigeon Cemetery
Spencer County
Ralston
Grigsby
Abraham Lincoln
L. FP. Denny
Huntingburg
Boonville Quartet
Ed. Bohrer
Monument
Jesse W. Weik
Greencastle
Samuel M. Ralston
Rockport Quartet
Pauline Richards
Lillie Peckinpaugh
J. J. Brown
A. H. Kennedy
Max Kehrman
Terre Haute
Lincoln
Aaron James Grigsby
Sarah Grigsby
Indiana
Judge Brett
George Heminway
W. L. Barker
Boonville
J. We Stinson
Tlantingburg
Fred Waller
Allen McCullough
National Agricultural Society Formed To Aid Farmers
The National Agricultural Society is organized in New York with James Wilson as president and Theodore N. Vail as vice president. Directors include T. Coleman du Pont, W. H. Moore, Henry C. Stuart, James W. Wadsworth Jr., and Samuel Insull. The group aims to be farmers' national mouthpiece with permanent headquarters planned in Washington.
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T. N. Vail
T. Coleman du Pont
R. V. Lindabury
W. H. Moore
Farmers
New York
National Agricultural Society
James Wilson
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Theodore N. Vail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Vail
Vermont
G. Howard Davidson
Mr. Davidson
Theodore N. Wall
G. Toward Davison
John A. Spoor
Siehard V. Lindabury
William H. Moore
Henry C. Stuart
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Robert A. Fairbairn
Samuel Ins
Spoor
Union Stockyerds and Tratell Company
Chicago
Richard Vo Lindihiag
Die
Reneho
Guernsey
Berkshire
William IL Moore
National Biscuit Company
Ienry C. Stuart
Geneseo
N. Y
Texas
International Paper Company
New Jersey State Livestock Commission
Samuel Insull
Naots
Middle
Far West
Charles A. Otis
N. Ht. Gentry
New York State
Missouri
Peter Jansen
Nebraska
Central West
Southern Railway
Virginia
Fairfax Harrison
South
Walter A. Johnson
I. C. Long
James J. the
W. KK. Vanderbilt
ST. Wade
Cleveland
Lowden
Winds
Mortimer I. Schitt
William du Pont
W. Watson
Maryland
W. Everit Macy
W. Averill Harriman
Society
Washington
Casement and Bailey Charged With High Treason in Ireland Plot
Sir Roger Casement and Daniel Bailey were arraigned in a police court charged with high treason for attempting to land arms on Irish soil from a German submarine. Bailey, in disguise, had lived covertly for three weeks before capture as crowds gathered. The report rounds out with Verdun artillery actions and French Brit ish bombing near Salonika.
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London
Sir Roger Casement
Daniel Bailey
Bailey
Roger
Casement
Germany
Ireland
Hanover College Triumph Sparks Bonfire and Snake Dance
Hanover College in Indiana defeated St Mary's University of Kentucky 9 to 80 in a dramatic home game. James struck out eleven, lifting Hanover after a rough stretch, and students celebrated with a large bonfire and snake dance. St Mary’s had beaten Hanover 6 to 2 the previous Thursday.
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Hanover
Ind
St. Mary's University
Kentucky
James
St. Mary's
Dean's Kidney Pills End Back Aches And Fatigue
Mrs. Wm. Fout of Madison testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved backaches headaches and fatigue caused by weak kidneys. The ad claims kidney relief and urges asking for Dean's Kidney Pills priced 50 cents at dealers. The note concludes with other brief items on the American tomato crop value and UK sheepdogs tax status.
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Wm. Fout
Fourth St
Madison
Dean
Refusal to appoint receiver for Montpelier plant
Judge Anderson of the Federal Court refused to appoint a receiver for the Jackson Tool and Shovel Co. of Montpelier. Frank Dailey, attorney for Morse as receiver, argued Vandalia Coal Co. and others had dealt with Morse since his appointment by the State Court, prompting the petition in federal court.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Jackson Tool and Shovel Co
Montpelier
Frank Dailey
Charles Morse
Vandalia Coal Company
Morse
Lansing Prepares Second Protest to England Over Seizures
Secretary Lansing began drafting a second protest against Great Britain's high seas interference with American ships. The measure is described as more vigorous than the earlier protest. Also noted are brief items on Mrs. Agnes Graham traveling from Indianapolis to Chicago, Coney Island planning a $1 million trolley terminal, and the United States spending $350 million yearly on cigars and tobacco.
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Washington
Lansing
Great Britain
Agnes Graham
Indianapolis
Chicago
Joseph Wood
Coney Island
Sam
Commissioners' Allowances for Jefferson County Indiana 1916
The May term 1916 list by the Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners itemizes office expenses, per diems, salaries, and payments to various individuals and firms. Notable entries include County Superintendent Joseph H Hanna 11800, Sheriff office expense to C H Rousch & Co 200, Poor Farm maintenance to multiple vendors, and gravel road and bridge costs across districts with payments to Madison Machine Co and W H Werning among others.
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Board of County Commissioners
Jefferson County
Indiana
H Rousch & Co
George A Monroe
W H Werning
Joseph H Hanna
William Kloppfer
Sadie H Adams
John C Lanham
Carl Henning
Nora Sandifer
Belle Acre
Walter Carman
EC Cook
Edward Tarpy
Werning
George McKay
Madison
McLelland
Charles W Nodler
Thomas McLaughlin
Shelby— Albert Hall
Fred Coffin
the Herald Co
The
Madison Courier
Joseph J Sheets
Thomas Turner
Robert E Manville
Middleton & Wymond Co
Dro A Turner
Poor
Hanover
W J Jones
Joseph Stanley
Fannie
William Hollis
Louis Hummel
William Shipman
Louisa Turner
Marjorie Stillhammer
C A Stanton’s Sons
William E Rahe
Umbach Shoe Store
Frank Lanham
John F Bennett
HS Gray
Tevis Et al
Madison Courier Co
Thornton- Levey Co
E S Roberts
Central City Publishing Co
E S Gasaway
Parker Et al Joint
L D Kern
Madison Reserve
Carl Grossman
Madison Machine Co
H Rousch
Ingersoll Rand Co
Marion Gray
Rea Konkle
Robert Jenkins
John W Smith
William Doig
IE H
State of
Charles S. Dibler
Jefferson County Circuit Court Allowances 1916 List
The Jefferson County auditor certifies allowances for the March term 1916 of the Jefferson Circuit Court. Payments include per diem and clerk fees for Edward M Prenatt and others, jury and stenographer costs, medical exams, lawyer fees, and numerous per diem jury and office expenses totaling multiple small sums. The document concludes with Hal S. Dibler certifying the list as true this 9th day of May, 1916.
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Jefferson Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Edward M Prenatt
George A Monroe
George McKay
Lester Custer
Lealdes Holwager
John Saitenberger
Samuel Black
Fred Manaugh
Zach Grooms
Frank Schafer
Jesse Dunn
E C Totten
The
Bobbs- Merrill Co
Florence Roch
Elias J Scott
Charles G Dickerson
George Schwartz, Jr
John Hoefling
John Chandler
C T Bentley
Dean Fields
C T Pheasant
John Ralph
Fred H Shrewsberry
Robert M Marshall
John E Hord
James Arbuckle
Grover Lowe
Zeph Herring
Harry A Dean
Charles Peters
Bert Waltz
Charles Lee
John Gray
W C Barber
Evan Sheets
William Hennessy
James Stewart
RE Sutherland
Willian Holt
Anthony Adams
Frank McDonough
Dawson Smith
William Wolf
Martin Bramwell
AE Buchanan
George KF Rinne
JE Spicer
John L Muret
Oscar Prather
Ross Rogers
Frank Schmitter
William Noe
Joseph Gilles
JR Buchanan
Louis Bracken
Mark Crawley
DC Lochard
John Steinberger
Richard Keller
William T Driggs
John Schram
W T Seburn
Frank O'Loughlin
James Sullivan
George Geisler
State of
Indiana
Jefferson County
Charles S. Dibler
Edward M. Prenatt
Hal. S. Dibler
Jefferson County May 1916 Board of Commissioners allowances
A record of allowances granted by the Jefferson County Indiana Board of Commissioners at its regular May term in 1916. Dated and sealed by official acts on May 5, 1916 with Charles S. Dibler's seal and signature.
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Board of Commissioners
Jefferson County
Indiana
Charles S. Dibler
Napoleon man indicted for murder in the first degree
Versailles May 13 Lynn Wager of Napoleon was indicted for the first degree murder of his parents in law Mr and Mrs Ranzelil Brown and Lavina Sutton eight years after the killings. The grand jury under Judge Creigmile returned the indictments after a thorough investigation. Jurors listed: Fred Tebbing Frank Poulter George J Doll John F Heitmeyer Henry M VanKirk Dan McAvoy.
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Versailles
Lynn Wager
Napoleon
Ranzelil Brown
Lavina Sutton
Brown
Creigmile
Fred Tebbing
Frank Poulter
George J. Doll
John F. Heitmeyer
Henry M. VanKirk
Dan McAvoy
Thieves Break Into Jail and Steal Whisky Stock
Thieves broke into the Preston county jail at Tunnelton yesterday and stole part of a large stock of whisky that had been confiscated by prohibition officers in Clarksburg West Virginia.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Preston County
Tunnelston
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