Madison City Items and Notable Departures
A roundup of local happenings reports people visiting relatives in Indianapolis and New York, trains and trips to Palmouth and Madison, and community notices. Clemency denial for Fred. Wilson Jr. touched off by the State Pardons board. Local marriages and engagements announced, including Walter Parkington and Caroline Lehman. Frank Liley named Assistant Cashier at Veeway Deposit Bank, with Mrs. Liley acting as County Treasurer until January.
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Migge
Ethie Mott
Marysare¢ Robingen
Neaday
Saluda
Tassie Adams
Mra
Andrew Means
Alj. Mercdl
Gr. Plunger
Hlayden
Oscar Thang R
Indiana
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Administration
Michael Graicy
Kate Dielenhem
Peter Graley
Dayton
Grraley Aprain
Walter Parkington
Misa
Caroline Elizabeth Lehman
B. P. Smith
Christian Church Parsonage
Frank Liley
Switzerland County
Veeway Deposit Bank
Flarry Beshaw
French Fack
Madison Girl Weds Chicago Businessman in Chicago
Miss Loretta Watts, formerly of Madison, married Henry T. Sanford, a Chicago businessman, in Chicago on Wednesday evening. The couple plans to reside there, and the bride’s family ties to Madison are noted with well wishes for a long, happy married life.
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Lorette Watts
Madison
Henry T. Sanford
Chicago
W. C. Watta
Jessie Doolittle
Real Estate Transfer in Elbert County
Elbert Cook and wife transfer property in the city to Oscar A. Turner for private consideration.
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Elbert
Cook
Oscar A. Turner
Indiana Federation Closes Sixth Convention Elects Officers
The Indiana Federation of Federated Commercial Clubs held its sixth convention at Hotel Severin in Indianapolis. Officers were elected including President Franek, Vice President Colombe, and Secretary Treasurer Thorne. An agenda resolution urged adoption of a modern city government system and a new state constitution to replace the hundred year old charter.
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Indiana Federation
Verre Haute
Hiotel Severin
Indianapala
Ndedra Federated Commercial Chaibs
Secretirye Preasurer -Feor
Verne Phatnte
Metodora
Gs. Jaumoqeast
Endaana Harbor
Whercelore
Bo. Thieme
Pt. Wayne
Centennial Observance Marks City’s One Hundredth Birthday
Capt John Paul of Madison sold the tract containing the city site for 8000 dollars. The centennial celebration spans October 12 to 16 1913 with church bells and church fire alarm in New Albany signaling the event as residents mark one hundred years of the town and three years more than the state of Endre an.
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Charles Blarlett
Indianapolis
Blair
Madison
John Paul
New Albany
Endrean
Aim Union
Hearby
United States
Pheuvnt
Nallon
Indiana
Albunite
Parta
Serboer Brothers
Recemea
John Paula
Botetourte County
Virginia
Floyd County
Cottland
Joel Naethanmel
Abner Sermbner
Cincinnati
Abner
Ohio
Scribner Brothers
Paul
Mliphalet
Jamaica
Gen. Dent
New Orleans
Scribners
George S. Bickner
U.S. N
Sixth
High Stream
Vincennes
Centennial plans and local political talks in New Albany
The Democratic City Central Committee met with Republican representatives to discuss a clean election plan for Mayor and primaries. The Centennial Celebration program in New Albany is highlighted, with details about origins of the city, its founders, and notable historical notes from Scribner brothers and early settlers.
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Democratic City Central Committee
Wooa
McGilasson
Mero M. i Barreté
Nicholas Roeder
Repubc
Republicanity Central Committees
James Ob. Cromer
Charles Clay
Joseph Ry Colpate
Oresents
Democratic Committee
Woodford
Migratory Birds Hunt Open on Ohio River Trio States
Kentucky Ohio and Indiana sportsmen win a hunting window after the Federal Biological Survey advised executive agent Ward of the Game and Fish Commission that migratory birds may be hunted on the Ohio River from October 1 to January 15. Initially Ohio was immune until November 1 to aid bird migration southward, which would have blocked river hunting as birds depart by then.
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Ohio River
Frankfort
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Federal Biotogical Survey
Fq. Ward
Game and Fise Commission
Dr King’s New Discovery touted for colds and lung troubles
Marion Ohio druggist Lowar says Dr King’s New Discovery cured his wife’s bronchial cold after other remedies failed and urges families to keep a bottle. The Pennsylvania State Board of Pardons is considering clemency for Mrs Kate Edwards, jailed over a decade and under death sentence since 1902.
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Lowar
Marion
Ohio
Dr. King
Price Sue and
Glen
Harpers Drag Star
Pennsylvania State Board of Pardons
Kate Edwards
Gem Message by Pigeon in Philadelphia Delayed Jewelry Return
A garbled report describes a pigeon message about left jewelry at a hotel and a cleaner recovering it. The tale mentions Mrs Decciel WD Pereu and a sequence of travel to New Castle and New Brunswick with the bag's contents.
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Philadelphia
Decciel
New Castle
New Brunswick
Bagnove
Mir Fermuisen
New Brunessfek
Married by Phone in Ohio Magistrate Case
An Ohio magistrate facilitates a marriage by phone, enabling an eager couple to wed despite travel constraints. The unusual arrangement prompts questions about process and accessibility for those unable to appear in person.
Pacific Drydock Work resumes soon in Washington
A clipped, print style report notes that work at Pacific Drydock is set to restart shortly in Washington. The item mentions officials and likely government oversight, with references to a defendant or agency in a broader industry context.
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Lea Opinion
Washington
Condemned 10 Die in Murder Case Sparks Court Action
The article reports efforts to secure evidence and appeals in a murder case involving Frank and a note about his wife Rea and mother Mrs. Frank. Solicitor Dorsey directs detectives to strengthen the state’s case as trials proceed in Brooklyn. Evidence and testimony concerns are described with focus on defense and court procedures.
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Athintau
Gia
Pirink
Sen
Mary Pages
Deninotels
Tin
Uis
Brooklyn
Tasbiatad
Trust Action Next Session Amid Antitrust Watch
Washington reports an extra congressional session will review antitrust policy. President Wilson plans a careful study of the Sherman Law and its impact on business, with attention to New Jersey seven sisters acts from his governorship. The president will reconnoiter the law and its history before further actions.
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Washington
Hts
New Jersey
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Pacific Drydock
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