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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1917

Page

3

Allies Renew Offensive On Belgian Coast In Heavy Rain

British commander Haig says satisfactory progress as Allied forces resume the large assault, with French and British offensives along a wide front northeast and east of Ypres. British troops reportedly pierce German trenches over a mile amid bombardment while Russians prepare for winter on the western front and Romania reorganizes its army along democratic lines.

London Ypres Haig Ypres-Mening Road Petrograd

Harlan County Complaints Prompt Kentucky Governor Action

In Lexington on October 9 Governor Stanley heard a Harlan county citizens committee urge steps to restore normal conditions in the Kentucky Tennessee coal fields. Labor leader John Jeffreys said labor friendly nominees have been driven from the counties and many acts of lawlessness have occurred.

Lexington Harlan County Kentucky-Tennessee Stanley John Jeffreys

Army divisions to be trained at cantonments at once

Washington reports a National Army reorganization with a division to be trained immediately at cantonments. Thousands of Indiana residents in Louisville are expected to be sent south for service or reassignment.

Washington National Army Louisville

Germany to Offer Peace Terms with No Annexations

Berlin dispatch quotes the Tapes Zeitung stating Germany and Austria will propose peace terms soon. The plan includes no annexations or indemnities and claims the peace party in the Reichstag has won a major victory. Germany would evacuate all French and Belgian territory.

Amsterdam Germany Austria Berlin Zeitung Reichstag

Heaviest October Frost Hits Indiana Crops

Det. G. Corn reports damage from heavy October frost across twelve Indiana counties including Lafayette. Potatoes and other crops such as beets and tomatoes suffered. Temperature dropped to 33 degrees at Purdue University station.

Lafayette Ind Indiana Purdue University

Passport Filed by J L Fuelling Amid Mexican Peril

Mr. J. L. Fuelling owner in Kent applies for a passport to travel to Mexico where he has interests in a plantation at Teacotalpam Vera Cruz and faces guerrilla risk. He recounts past separations, a spoiled bribe offer, and loss of $93,000 in confiscated paper money amid wartime travel controls.

J. L. Fuelling Kent Mexico United States Canada Fuelling Blaine Garfield Teacotalpam Vera Crag South America Europe

Plans for Calling More Drafted Men for Examination

Washington on October 9 reports plans to call more drafted men for examination. The action aims to identify those with exemptions and clarify their status.

Washington Ian

Missionary Society Discusses Africa At Church Meeting

The Missionary Society of the Christian Church met at the church parlors with Mrs. J. W. Moody as leader. Miss Trene Tevis gave an engaging talk on geographical Africa and Miss Agnes Morton led scripture study. A vocal solo by Miss Juaniata Schmidt and a reception by Miss Lena Waterfield followed, and the group adjourned to meet with Mrs. P. Pecar in November.

Missionary Society of the Christian Church J. W. Moody Africa W. A. Barber Agnes Morton Trene Tevis Juaniata Schmidt Lena Waterfield

City Hall Stocked With Bed Sacks For Sewers

A city hall scene shows a carload of bed sacks piled outside as supply trucks had run dry. After school, boys with express wagons haul sacks to sewers, with some women earning about 3 1/2 dollars a day. two bundles a day possible for a total of 2 20.

Mrs P E Kennedy dies in Chicago and is buried at Springdale

The remains of Mrs. P E Kennedy nee Millie Haak arrived from Chicago where she died at Norwood Park Hospital last Sunday. Funeral from the Lutheran Church tomorrow at 2 PM with burial in Springdale Cemetery. Survived by husband P E Kennedy two sisters Mrs Jacob Wahl of Vevay and Mrs E A Richardson of Roanoke Virginia and a brother George Haak of this city.

P. E. Kennedy Millie Haak Chicago Norwood Park Hospital Schneider Chapel Springdale Cemetery

Claims of Madison Nen Denied

Indianapolis Oct 9 the third district exemption board denied the claims of Madison Nen Ross Darnell Hamilton Thonis Stephens Charles Copelaid Mayfeld Presiy Smith Jesse Primes KK Batschelt Angus Tlamui and Daniel Lyles after meeting with the board in session.

Indianapolis Third District Madison Ross Darnell Fis Hamilton Thonis Stephens Charles Copelaid de Mayfeld Presiy Smith Jesse Primes KK. Batschelt Angus Tlamui Ine Daniel Lyles

French Girls Capturing American Simimes In France

Report from Field Headquarters notes eerie activity among units in France as Three Marines are married to Prende gad this week. Several others are expected to wed soon, with field officers describing social ties forming amid wartime postings.

France Prende Gad Svar

Town decides against festival site this year

At a Commercial Club meeting last night, business leaders weighed a county fair style festival. A committee found Palmers tobacco warehouse unavailable due to stock, while West Fourth Street warehouse could host a livestock show. A final decision awaits Thursday’s session. last year’s festival was a grand success.

John Finch Phas Palmers West Second Street Fourth Streets Commercial Club

Jefferson County Home Guards officers trained at armory

The officer training school for Jefferson County Home Guards proceeded last night at the armory. Staff non commissioned officers were named including Ist Sergeant Jesse Hall and Quartermaster's Sergeant George A. Monroe. Corporals named were Samuel G. Boyd Fred C. Denny and Henry Bentz. The Erie railroad case Castleman vs. Erie railroad ended with a $4,800 verdict for the plaintiff.

Jefferson County Home Guards Jesse Hall George A. Monroe William B. Kremer Moss Elmer L. Crozier George Hill Samuel G. Boyd Fred C. Denny Henry Bentz

Rear End Collision on New York Subway

Four seriously injured and twenty one others hurt after a subway rear end collision involving two tram cars in New York. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as injured passengers received aid and investigators began examining the wreck.

New York Subway New York Get Feo Tetana

Treasury Department Disburses 40 Million to Canada and France

A Treasury Department shipment of 40 million dollars is sent to Canada and France today. The funds are designated for Great Britain and allied efforts amid ongoing financial support for wartime aid.

Ead Great Britain France Joan Pot

Stole March on Friends and Married at Carrellton

Mr John Kremer and Mrs Havel Gaopdeay married yesterday in Carrellton after an afternoon elopement. Miss Dalla Sages acted as midwife or witness while William Gordon and others joined the celebration. A crowd on North Wall Street saw the couple’s quiet ceremony and a later gathering with friends.

Carrellton John Kremer Havel Voip Mary Shoremer North Wall Street Universal

Grand jury report and local welfare inspections noted

The grand jury reported eight days of sessions with 11 witnesses and 12 indictments. They found 22 inmates at the county house, 120 children at the Children’s Home, and satisfactory jail sanitation. Gen Porofirio Gonzalves reportedly revolts with 800 followers near Aldamas, Mexico.

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