Indiana School System and Education Campaign Notes
Sunday services at Hanover M E church featured Rev Charles Reagan and County School Superintendent Pender who argued Indiana ranks 17th in education. They cited short terms and old buildings, with 160 day terms in Indiana versus 7 to 9 months in the north, and urged tuition tax reform to fund teachers. Editor H G Wells lauded The Undying Fire as a premier work, dedicating it to teachers and urging Madison readers to study it.
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Hanover M.E
Charles Reagan
Jefferson County
Reagan
Pender
Indiana
Indianapolis
Bartholomew County
Boomington
Herald H. G Wells
Joan and
Peter
Briting
Invisible King
Job
Satan
God
Madison
J. U. Barnard
Wedding of Henry Wiegand and Clara Madden in Indianapolis
Friends in Madison announce the wedding of Henry Wiegand formerly of Madison and Clara Madden of Indianapolis. The ceremony took place at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral in Indianapolis last Wednesday. The groom, eldest son of Englehart and Mrs. Wiegand, worked as a clerk at Daily & Roth in Madison and will live in Indianapolis where he has a good position.
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Madison
Henry Wiegand
Clara Madden
Indianapolis
SS. Peter and Paul's
Englehart Wiegand
Daily & Roth's
Funeral of Mrs. Ann Comley
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Ann Comley were held at two o'clock this afternoon at Zoar M. E. Church led by Rev. Charles Regan. A large crowd attended and the casket was interred in the nearby cemetery after the service.
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Ann Comley
Zoar M. E
Charles Regan
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adverts Reward Offer
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a 100 reward for incurable cases. It claims 35 years of use and blood-borne action to heal mucous surfaces, urging immediate use and asking readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co of Ohio.
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Hall
Tak Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Ohio
Worst Wave of Unemployment Rumored by Labor Leaders
Washington reports 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 workers unemployed as the labor department prepares a nationwide survey. Officials warn of possible soup kitchens and hunger riots this winter unless swift measures curb the feared surge not seen since 1907.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Skinner
Denamor
Departments of Labor and Commerce
Treaty ends Fiume feud with Italy and Jugoslavia
Rome reports Premier Giolitti announced that the Rapallo agreement between Italy and Jugoslavia creating an independent Fiume and placing part of Dalmatia with Jugoslavia has been approved by the United States Great Britain and France.
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Rome
Rapallo
Fiume
Adriatic
United States
Great Britain
France
Giolitti
Italy
Dalmatia
Harding aides balk at joining trip to Panama
Brownsville reports Will Hays cannot accompany President elect Harding to Panama. The Harding headquarters denied that Senators Nye Lodge and Johnson will join Harding in New Orleans.
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Brownsville
Texas
Will Hays
Harding
Panama
New
Lodge
Johnson
New Orleans
Death of Frederick Martin Moseley In Kansas City
Telegram reports Frederick Martin Moseley died suddenly at his sister Buffington home in Kansas City Missouri on Sunday evening November 14 He was born in Milton Kentucky and later lived in Madison where he attended school He was the third son of the late M B Moseley and Sarah Moseley and is survived by one brother Harry Mosely and two sisters Mrs Mary Buffington and Miss Sue Moseley A cousin’s letter notes joyful times with Fred in Kansas City and suggests a sudden death.
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Annie R. Givens
Buffington
Kansas City
Frederick Martin Mosely
Milton
Madison
Fred
George
M. B
Sarah Givens Moseley
Harry Mosely
Mary Buffington
Sue Moseley
Edward J. Meyer
Real Estate Transfers Recorded This Morning
Virgil Campbell and wife transfer farm in Milton township to Isom Goker for $1 and other consideration. Oliver Holwager and wife sell property in West Madison to Frank Wolfe and wife. Mae Shuck and husband deed Madison township farm to Albert M. Scott for $100. Mrs. J J Wotley leaves for Lynchburg Virginia after visiting Miss Anna Lorenz on East Main Street.
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County Recorder
Virgil Campbell
Isom Goker
Milton Township
Oliver Holwager
Frank Wolfe
West Madison
Mae Shuck
Albert M. Scott
Madison Township
J.J. Wotley
Lynchburg
Virginaa
Anna Lorenz
East Main
Atregt
Greek Election Defeat Triggers Return to Athens Throne
King Constantine signals an early return to the Greek throne after the Venizelist defeat in the Greek election. In London, the Venizelos cabinet resigns as dispatches report, with Rhallis declining to form a government and Demetrios Counaris tapped to take charge. Prince Paul may ascend the throne under advised terms.
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Lucerne
Athens
Constantine
London
Venizelos
Rhallis
Greece
Demetrios Counaris
Nemzelon
Paul
Foreign Office
Railroads Move to Court Over Government Guarantee
Washington November 16 rail roads plan to seek a court ruling to reverse a Treasury Department decision that has delayed payment of the government guarantee to rail lines for the six months after government control.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Indianapolis cigar maker Andrew Steffen dies at 70
Andrew Steffen known as Andy, longtime Indianapolis cigar and tobacconist at 402 East Washington Street, died of heart disease at his home on New Jersey Street. Born March 4 1850 in Madison Indiana, he moved to Indianapolis in 1870 and ran his shop for 45 years. Survived by four children, funeral Thursday at St Marys Church with burial in St Josephs Cemetery.
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Andrew Steffen
Indianapolis
New Jersey Street
Mr. Steffen
Andy
East Washington Street
Madison
Ind
Barbara Pfau
New Jersey
Washington Streets
Steffen
Charles L. Steffen
Elmer A. Steffen
Mary A. Steffen
Edward A. Rink
St. Mary’s Church
St Joseph's Cemetery
Turmoil in League Assembly Over Motions and ICJ
At Geneva the League of Nations assembly faced upheaval as Sir J Foster of Canada accused President Hymans of skipping motions. Japan saw its first defeat opposing a non European chairmen rule. Disagreements on organizing the international court of justice could delay its function by years.
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Japan
Court of Justice
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Canada
Hymans
Europe
International Court of Justice and Arbitration
League
Fragmented OCR Summary of Tea Drinking Study Notes
Fragmented text mentions a Washington context with chemistry themes and dates. It references a meeting or event about a tea drinking practice and a discussion of dates and people. The passage is garbled with many misspellings and nonsensical phrases, hindering clear extraction of names or concrete facts.
Serpent Mound Item Described Near Heber
A rugged description notes a 1300 ft serpent effigy mound near Heber, aligned with the sunset. The creature’s head rests on a flat stone form, its jaws wide as it appears to swallow a rounded earth feature, amid a secluded hillside setting.
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Ohba
Freigo Glen
Heber
Ahesa
Best Boy in the United States Is Discovered
Wesley Sheldon of Ashburnham Massachusetts is named Best Boy in the United States by farm bureau officials. In three months he baked 19 loaves, completed 76 hours of housework, 48 hours running errands, delivered 124 papers nightly, and balanced school, chores, sports, and swimming while saving for college.
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Wesley Sheldon
Ashburnham
Mass
United States
Farm Borean
Wesley
Captain George Jordan Secretly Weds Rose Heverff Aucust
Louisville report says Capt. George Al Jordan of the Seventy-seventh tofancrs at Camp Taylor secretly married Miss Rose Margaret Heverff Aucust D4. The ceremony followed a meeting at the bier of Miss Elizabeth Griffith, the Louisville woman murdered Christmas Eve. Jordan planned to wed Miss Griffin on New Year's Day.
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Slamn
Louisville, Ky
Capt
George al Jordan
Camp Taylor
Rose Margaret Heverff
Elizabeth Griffith
Louisville
Captain Jordan
Miss Griffin
Mrs Clark visits Indianapolis aunt in Meyer home
Mrs. W P Clark of Indianapolis arrived Saturday evening to spend a few days with her aunt Mrs Givens at the home of Mr Edward J Meyer on Main street. Remorse and economy are always faithful followers of the races.
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W. P. Clark
Indianapolis
City
Atelly
S. F. McKay
North Vernon
R. W. Clements
Seymour
Walter Mundt
G. W. Jamison
Jamison
Reprisals Hit Men Linked to MacSwiney Death
Dublin reports reprisals begin for Lord Mayor MacSwiney death. Four men who sat on the court martial that sentenced him to imprisonment were kidnapped from a train near Cork today.
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Dublin
MacSwiney
Cork
England's War Government Stands Alone in Europe
London reports that the Venizelist defeat in Greece leaves the Lloyd George cabinet as the only surviving war government in Europe. France Italy Belgium Portugal Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria Serbia have fallen. The US war government ended with Cox's defeat.
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London
Lloyd George
England
Europe
Russia
France
Italy
Belgium
Portugal
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Servia
United States
Cox
Federal Prohibition Director Named for Kentucky
Internal Revenue Commissioner Williams appoints Paul W Williams as Federal Prohibition Director for Kentucky to succeed the resigning Janes Cooms.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Williams Today
Paul W. Willams
Kentucky
Janes Cooms
Revision of House Members List and Local Notices
An official list shows 302 Republicans 132 Democrats and 1 Socialist in the House. Winter weather comes to Washington. The North Vernon Chamber thanks Hon. William A. Guthrie for highway efforts naming The Guthrie Trail. Local residents travel to Indianapolis and Jacksonville for events and family visits.
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Washington
House
North Vernon
Travelers in Venice Frontiers quarrel prompts passport tale
A disjointed report recalls a traveler from Con to Pats on tte Chetan tad amid disputes at frontiers. The narrative mentions passports, a Polish disaster, and a Baigoose osi'p, with references to a colonel and seized trunks. The piece threads through misread names, raids, and border delays.
Pinching Bay By Day And Football At Night
Fragmented OCR text describes events around a court action or dispute involving individuals such as Judge Toocksen and Gussie, with mentions of a decree and a figure named William Sol oroen a fruatt center. The readable portions reference an ongoing daytime pinching event and a nighttime football context, but concrete details are unclear.
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Los
William Soloroen
Fruatt
Toocksen
Gmuelin
Fire at Captain Wywost Main Street Home Damages
Fire department responded to a blaze at the home of Captain Charles A. Wy near Main Street. A large roof hole opened but the fire was checked before major damage. Estimated loss not to exceed $100, covered by insurance. Fire department arrival prevented further destruction.
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Charles A. Wywost
The Imp Cab Hits Wa Age Los Ful Pri Pre
A fragment reports a local incident involving an Imp car and a collision near Wa Age Los with ful pri pre wording. No authorities or clear dates are provided in readable text.
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Wiegand— Madden
Fred Mosely
Reece
George Wehrle
Andrew Augustin
N. Horuff
William Patton
George E. Patton
THE
Perth
Ira Patiers
Ireland
Prohibition
House of Representatives
Raymond Kahn
John Thacker
Jacksonville
Florida
C. P Jacobs
Greensburg
A. Lemon
Chas. Quirin
Mr. Jacobs
Charles Adler
Monroe Lodge
Grand Lodge
F. M. Hill
John Schilling
Madison Lodge
Eess
Venice
Sega
Osi
Baigoose
Rinyawstan
Til Tours
Ile
Otritas
Pri
Iid. Meyer
C. A. Stanton
Shoeists
Capt. Wymond
Hextz
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