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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1914

Page

3

Wilson Starts Letter Campaign for Senators and Reps

President Wilson launches a letter writing drive to back Democratic candidates. He endorses Indiana's Senator Shively and Oregon's Senator Chamberlain, praising loyalty, duty, and party standards and urging re election. Widespread support from Indiana delegation noted.

Washington Wilson Shively Indiana Chamberlain Oregon John W. Kern Senate Wos Tam Congress House

Acquittal in Killing of Illinois Central Conductor

Mrs. Higgs was acquitted of the murder of conductor W. W. Willis aboard the Seminole limited. The defense argued unwritten law and temporary insanity.

R. R. Conductor Chicago

Comptroller Wilhite Pleads Guilty to $15000 Misuse

Louisville October 2 Samuel M Wilhite city comptroller pleaded guilty to misappropriating fifteen thousand dollars. He was sentenced to two to ten years in prison.

Louisville Samuel M. Wilhite

Man and Wife Indicted for Buried Goods near Columbus

Deputy State Marshals arrested John Hubbard a 75 year old farmer and his wife Agnea Hubbard 35 after officers found a large quantity of goods buried three feet deep in the Hubbard garden. The items identified as from the Bessie Lawless home burned last May. Larceny charges filed. Agnea bond $200 and Hubbard $100. Goods included silverware clothing rugs curtains and more.

Columbus John Paul White Paul C. Sullivan John Hubbard Agnea Hubbard Hubbard Bessie Lawless Lawless

Petras Acquitted in Aurora Cemetery Murder Case

Anthony Petras was acquitted of murdering his former sweetheart Theresa Hollander whose body was found in an Aurora cemetery in February. Applause greeted the verdict.

Anthony Petras Geneva Ill Theresa Hollander Aurora

Regimental Reunions At Columbus Draw Strong Turnout

Four regimental reunions linked to the district G A R meeting in Columbus reported larger attendance than usual. Surviving members of the 145th Indiana Vol. Infantry held in council chamber with 26 present and elected D A Roberts of Dupont as president and L D Ferguson of Shelbyville as vice president. The 22nd Indiana Vol. Infantry reunion met at G A R quarters in the courthouse with 26 in attendance as Col Thomas Shea of Indianapolis served as president and James R. Wright of Louisville as secretary treasurer. The 93rd Indiana Vol. Infantry reunion met at the Republican headquarters in the Keller building, electing Maurice Whitesides of Paris Illinois as president, George Roberta of Taylorsville as vice president, and L C Moore of Columbus as secretary. There were 16 present there. The 67th Indiana Vol. Infantry regimental association met at the mayor’s office with 22 members, electing J H Mallett of Bedford as president, J B Wilson of Shelbyville as vice president, and W A Abbott of Columbus as secretary.

Ind D. A. Roberts Dupont L. D. Ferguson Shelbyville Lewis King Court House Col Thomas Shea Indianapolis James R. Wright Louisville Keller Building Maurice Whitesides Paris Ill George Roberta Taylorsville L. C. Moore Columbus 67Th Ind. Vol Mallett Bedford J. B. Wilson W. A. Abbott

Eskimos Not Pagan in Far North Census Says

Ottawa reports a census bulletin showing 1 588 people in Hudson Bay and Churchill districts with 1 060 Eskimos, 150 Indians, 26 half breeds and 22 whites. It notes Eskimos on the east coast read religious books, practice no heathen rites, and suffer poverty from deer scarcity while sailors report young ages are hard to determine and kinship patterns vary widely.

Ottawa Canada Hudson Bay Rood Renison Moosnee Madson Bay Courtlandt Starnes Fort Chorehill

Indiana Synod Meeting set for Hanover October 6 8

The eighty eighth annual meeting of the synod of Indiana of the Presbyterian church will convene in Hanover October 6 8 with Rev. O D Odell as presiding officer. Noted speakers include Dr Maitland Alexander Dr O H French and Dr C A Lippincott among others. Two major meetings will address Christian education and a statewide forward campaign with talks on The City The Rural Community and The Young People. Hanover college and local church officials prepared to greet delegates with autos meeting trains to Madison and direct transport to Hanover.

Hanover Synod of Indiana of the Presbyterian Church O. D. Odell Second Presbyterian Church Indianapolis Maitland Alexander Pittsburg General Assembly O. H. French Chicago The Presbyterian Church Hanover College Madison

Veterans Gather for Fourth District G A R Meeting in Columbus

Civil War veterans from the Fourth district converge in Columbus Ind for a major reunion seen as possibly the last big gathering in the city. Governor Ralston and Rev Z T Sweeney are billed to speak tonight along with other leaders.

Columbus Ind Fourth Congressional District Lewis A. King W. W. Dougherty Indianapolis Ralston Z. T. Sweeney Hugh Th. Miller Retail Merchants’ Association Commercial Club Boy Scouts Seymour Company Indiana National Guard

Eve's Decision Was Final in the Canyon

Eve Winton faces a love triangle with Buck Miles and schoolteacher Philip Landon. After a dramatic canyon confrontation, Eve admits her love for Landon, Bucks retreats, and a surprise elopement of Miss Young is revealed, sealing Eve and Landon's engagement.

Eve Seba Winton Buck Onoce Maathe Young Buck Miles Martha Phily Landon Miss Winton Buckman Miles Miles Eve Whitton Hiter Buck Miller Philip Landen Chat B Treytts Fork Devil's Fork Landon Peggy Nan Philip Landon Toy Girl Mattie Miss Young Squires Foster

Frost Bite Claims Life of E S McClelland Magazine Man

In Lexington Kentucky E S McClelland 47 known as McClelland the magazine man died after 23 operations. He once lived in Cincinnati where his sister Miss Katherine McClelland resides. Severe frost bite 14 years ago damaged his nerves and led to his death despite treatment by eminent specialists.

Lexington E. S. McClelland McClelland Cincinnati Katherine McClelland

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