Madison Veers From News With Local Notices And Updates
Madison highlights include visits from Newport News residents, a Toronto guest, and a Indiannapolis departure. A new baby arrives to Mr and Mrs Dani Jones at Main and Kim streets. Lost black dog with gray muzzle prompts reward. Tonsil surgeries performed at Wing's Daughters Hospital. Bridge excavation near Bee Camp creek shows cracking. safety braces installed as city engineers monitor risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frader
Herald Office
Missea Trene Heant
Anna May Wilson
Cochran
Wing
Death of William Kunzlen Hotel Proprietor at 63
William Kunzlen owner of the Kunzlen Hotel on East Second Street died at 2 30 this afternoon after a prolonged illness from complications. He was 63 and a respected German citizen. He is survived by his wife and one son from the present marriage and a daughter and two sons from a previous marriage, the latter three living in Louisville, once the family home.
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William Kunzlen
Kunzlen
East Second Street
Ele
Louisville
Will of Mrs Ella Powell Probated Today in Jefferson Court
The will dated June 26 1915 was probated in the Jefferson Circuit Court with witnesses John McGregor and Agnes Hunger. It leaves the residue to Madison Safe Deposit Trust Co as trustee for Howard W Powell Charles S Powell and their children, with administrator with will annexed. John McGregor lawyer. Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised by Harper’s drug store with testimonials from John Bupasso Sanbury Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella SS. Powell
W. H. Powell
Jefferson Circuit Court
John McGregor
Agnes Hunger
Madison Safe Deposit &Trust Co
Howard W
Charles S
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co
Dr. King
John Bupasso
Sanbury
Price
Harper's Drug Store
Trustees Announce Teacher Appointments Across Madison Townships
Trustee Charles H. Suppler outlines the coming year’s teaching staff for Madison township with assignments across multiple districts. Names include Florence Rea Mildred Sauer Edna Banta John Ackerman Emma Bramwell Bertha Straub Lottie Wolf Sadie Adame Khiza Leland Mary Stewart Bennett Lydia Aynolda Rithel Bracken Helen Wood Addie Stephens and others, covering districts 2 4 10 11 16 19 and 22 with roles in music and drawing.
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Florence Rea
Stony Voint
Mildred Sauer
Bee Camp
A. F. Hilands
Ryker
Edna Banta
John M. Ackerman
Emma Bramwell
Bertha M. Straub
Ryker'’a Ridge
John C. Lanham
Wirt
Lottie M. Wolf
Lower Chitty
Sadie H. Adame
Antioch
John D. Gabel
North Madison
Khiza Leland
Mary RK. Stewart
Carat
Bennett
Lydia Aynolda
Rithel Bracken
Nawda
Helen Wood
Addie M. Stephens
Clay Inn Wood
New Hunting Laws Rewrite Open Seasons and Closures
The last Legislature altered statewide hunting seasons affecting sportsmen and farmers. Squirrels run July 1 to November 1, quail from November 10 to December 20, waterfowl seasons span September 1 to December 20, and a new closed period December 20 to April 1 bans all game except rabbits, which stay legal until January 10. An 1905 rule and a migratory bird act further constrain waterfowl hunting.
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Atate
Congress
Inheritance Tax Inquiry Over Perry Estate Opens
Judge Hugh Wickena ordered County Treasurer Johan Seneidt and heirs to probe for a will in John A. Perry safety box at First National Bank. No will found. thousands in bonds recovered but not inventoried. With no will, heirs seek administrator and circuit court action pending. division may aim for equality between paternal and maternal heirs.
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Hugh Wickena
Johan W. Seneidt
John A. Perry
Me. Perry
Perry
Beira
Perr
Supreme Court
Verey
Columbus Republi
Funeral services for Mrs Teresa Stephanus held at Michael's Church
Funeral services for Mrs Teresa Stephanus were conducted at Michael's Church by Father Guthneck at nine this morning. Burial followed in Springdale cemetery with pallbearers Mesara George Keller N Roeder Charles Schmit John Bumen Patrick Quinn and George Schnabel participating. Baltimore City Council passed an anti segregation ordinance.
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Teresa Stephanus
Michael's Church
Father Guthneck
Springdale Cemetery
Mesara
George Keller
N. Roeder
Charles Schmit
John Bumen
Patrick Quinn
George Schnabel
Automobile Plunge Kills One in Bellefontaine Bridge Crash
J. K. Bicher aged 38 died when a car driven by D. M. Adams plunged through a bridge near Bellefontaine Ohio. George Mantz, a mail carrier, was probably fatally injured and trapped beneath the wreckage. Adams sustained unspecified injuries as the vehicle went through the bridge.
Price of Meat Rises Sharply Across Markets
Bureau of Labor reports a 128.5 percent rise in living costs with food particularly affected. The article notes higher prices for beef and other meats, including increases in pork, veal, and mutton. It discusses implications for US imports and warns that fresh beef imports may reach record highs as tariffs and trade affect availability.
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Bureau of Labor
Bay de Poirewa
Digene
Pune
Aodaher
Tibet
Dion
Stroy
Operation cures grazed murderer in New Jersey case
A garbled report describes an operation that purportedly cured a grazed murderer, referencing Trenton and nearby locales. The text mentions individuals such as Sakeden and Rolled ap country and notes concerns over penalties and investigative details, with unclear outcomes and contested claims.
Doubt Over Identical Identity of German Priest in NYC Photo
Berlin police received a photograph from New York of Johannes Schmidt the self confessed murderer of Anna Armuller but the comparison with a local image of a former Mainz priest shows striking facial differences. If the photos depict the same man he may have changed greatly since leaving Germany.
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Berlin
Frankfort-on-thee Main
New York
Tpather Johannes Schmidt
Anna Armuller
Vageblatt
Germany
Girl Heroine Laura Hanbrough Earns Carnegie Medal
Danville Alabama September 25 Con a concerted movement began to award Laura Hanbrough fifteen a Carnegie medal for saving three children from a train tragedy. She lifted two to safety then placed the third clear of the track but was struck by the wheels and critically injured.
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Danville
Laura Hanbrough
Meissner Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Berger Case
Charles J. Meissner aged 72 was found guilty of manslaughter in the Henry Berger saloon killing. The jury deliberated about twelve hours in Evansville Circuit Court before returning the verdict last midnight. the sentence ranges from two to twenty one years in the state prison.
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Evanaville
Ind
Charles J. Meissner
Henry Berger
Meiasner
Simma suit seeks alimony amid alleged abuse in Warsaw
Mrs. Charles Simma of Warsaw files for divorce alleging habitual drunkenness and flung cigarette stubs at her face. She seeks $1,000 alimony as husband Mr. Sims owns real estate valued at about $10,000. Nearby, his mother reportedly seeks to curb his alleged reckless living under a spendthrift law. President Wilson pursues moral suasion toward Mexico with aims to secure a constitutional election and Huerta’s removal. Also reported: Goldie Daily and Henry Anthers Jr. wed in East Columbus, with a short wedding trip to Seymour and Madison.
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Warsaw
Ind
Charles Simma
Sims
Wilson
Mexico
Huerta
Misa Goldie Daily
Emma Daily
Near Newbern
Benjamin Daily
Henry Anthers, Jr
Henry Anthers
Grammer
J. L. Pers Ry
Columbus
Seymour
Madison
Columbua Republican
Grinding Wild Rice Becomes Industrial Venture
Vanes the wild des king of Popple thyerocountcy begins commercial production of wild rice flour from northern Minnesota and other regions. A specialized mill near La Peniiie roasts or dries the grain using a machine that can roast 1200 pounds in six minutes. This is reportedly the first attempt to produce flour from wild rice, with gathering and grinding as the main costs and no seed or preparatory work required.
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Grit Rapols
Vanes
Sadorser
la Peniiie
Mtr Vanre
Statue of Phoebus Apollo Found Near Lake Alban
Workmen digging a road by Lake Alban unearthed a Phoebus Apollo statue believed to have graced an imperial villa overlooking the lake. Police halted the attempted removal of the treasure by the diggers.
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Phoebus Apollo
Lake
Alban
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promoted By News Publisher
J. T. Scaraman of Corneling, N C, says one box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve helped his serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. The product, advertised as the best for skin diseases burns bruises and boils, is sold at Harper's drug store.
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Bucklen
J. T. Scaraman
the News
Corneling
N. C
Harper's Drag Store
Best Medicine for Colds and Coughs Endorsed by Dr King
A Marion Ollio druggist praises Dr King’s New Discovery for throat and lung troubles. He cites his wife’s bronchial cold cure after other remedies failed and urges families to keep a bottle handy. Price 50c and 1.00, guaranteed at Warper’s drug store. Also note a proposed 102 foot memorial tower at San Antonio, Texas.
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Lower
Marion
Olio
Dr. King
Warper’s
Mrs Barton's Bonnet and the Seven Dollar Dispute
In a New England village a seven year old bonnet sparks a family quarrel over spending and pride. Moses Harton refuses to replace his wife's seven year old bonnet until a stalled horse rescue and village pressure lead to a dramatic reconciliation and a moral about spending.
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Moses Harton
New England
Harton
Moses
Barton
Mrs. Barton
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