Madison Herald Weekly Edition Obscure Mexican Crisis Commentary
The issue features a garbled commentary on President Wilson and Mexico focusing on Huerta and U S government policy. It discusses British sympathy for Huerta and questions American actions, reflecting tense international tensions.
Champion Typist Miss Owen Faces Scandal at Show
Miss Owen, proclaimed United States champion typewriter, drew public scrutiny after a national show where disapproval led to her removal from a contract. The case centers on alleged improprieties and a rumored engagement as details of a years long contract emerge amid employer questions.
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Marscarst Boowen
United States
Atteaat
Woscopen
Toatanc
Tie Rae
Sants
Pany
Moss
Ordaa
Ies Blorenes
Gi. Balls
Milwauker
Moss Cowen
Miss Owen
Lon BF
Flane Cock
Moan
Steward
Saekanoah
Indiana Native Army Aviator Drowned in Manila Bay
Lieutenant Perry Keck of the U S Army Air Corps drowned while piloting over Manila Bay during a flight with the battleship squadron His body was recovered He was 33 and a native of Indiana
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Manila Bay
Indiana
Manila
Iaeutenant
Perry Keck
Enditana
Flood warnings as rivers rise across Ghigo valley region
Flood conditions predicted for Pittsburgh and surrounding areas as the Mononongalidia Aibegheny and Ohio rivers approach flood marks. Snow melt and heavy rain are expected to push river levels higher, threatening communities along the Ghigo valley.
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Pittsburgh
Mononongalidia
Aibegheny
Ohio
Wall
Noeon
Ghigo Valley
Death toll rises from Great Lakes storms amid missing and damaged ships
The storm events on the Great Lakes have caused rising fatalities and extensive vessel losses. Officials confirm over 250 casualties with many ships listed as missing or wrecked, including named places like Cleveland and Plymouth, while several individuals are unaccounted for.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Maissaye
Jotim Meeeaa
Charis Price
Dau Charruthers
Roarina
Zur Westford
Deated
Plymouth
Begutslap Now Sa
Nottinpingiam
Arras
Ml Scott
Hydrus
Lafayette
Sawmill Worker Fatally Injured by Running Saw
Henry Mason, a longtime sawmill operator living seven miles east, was killed yesterday afternoon when his clothing caught in the saw. He was pulled into the teeth and torn in two from hip to abdomen. Mason, a single man, had many years in the sawmill business.
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Sedford
Tenry (Laddy) Mason
Mason
Prosecutor Replies to Vevay Reveille Editor Letter
Madison Indiana receives reply from Prosecutor Curtis Marshall to editor's note about mailed marked copy of the Reveille and affidavits charging legal voting violations in the recent Vevay city election. He vows to address charges and prosecute them when court convenes in the county.
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Curtis Marshall
Vevay Reveille
Madison
Ind
Protsiman, Vevay, Inc
Vevay
Portraits in Border Art Narrative and Indian Sandals
A fragment describes a photographer painting a portrait with a border design and a second portrait created from the same canvas. It notes an implied observation about a portrait used within a flower border and mentions sandals worn by nearly three hundred million Indians.
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India
Vera Cruz Harbor Scene of Refuge in Mexico Crisis
The article describes Vera Cruz Harbor as a potential escape point if Mexico erupts into greater trouble. It notes foreigners near Mexico City would flee by rail to Vera Cruz aboard ships like the Morro Castle, now held briefly for a time, with President Wilson’s stance influencing evacuation.
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Dateat
Britain
Huerta
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Vera Crag
Heytita
Oon i
Ward Line
Mountins
Morro Castle
Pluerta
Peedent Wilson
Sue
Americana
Mewsa
Abraham tipped for supervisor of steamboats in Kentucky
Well known riverman Captain Abraham is favored to win the post as supervisor of steam vessels in Kentucky. Support from Washington indicates backing from Representative Jopa and others, with opposition from two Indiana men and one Tennessee man. Abraham, a Civil War veteran and former legislator born in Pleasureville, has long served in the Steamboat Inspection Service and Ohio Mississippi river trade, making him a strong candidate in the eyes of many in Madison and Henry County.
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Indiana
Tennessee
Representa Wi Bop
Jota Do Abraham
Elails
Wages
Sherboy
Abrabat
Ohio
Mississippi
Kentucky
Abraham
Morgan
Regular
Calvary
Washington, Ga
Henry County
Vileasureville
Louisville
Bedford Veteran Killed At Railroad Crossing
Frank Cook of Bedford a Civil War veteran was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio switch engine at Fifth street crossing Monday about 8 p m and died later from injuries. He left North Madison with his wife to stay in the city overnight before returning home. He was 66 and survived by a wife two sons and two brothers. Remains sent to Bedford Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Samuel Gasman 62 of Pleasant Retreat near Milton Ky died Tuesday of liver cancer after her husband’s recent death.
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Frank Cook
Bedford
Fifth Street
North Madison
Cottage Hotel
North Vernon Sun
Samuel Gasman
Pleasant Retreat
Milton
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