Madison Newsnotes of Travel and Local Deaths
Miss Catherine Kasper travels to Columbus Ohio to visit friends as other residents depart for Cincinnati Pineville and Indianapolis for work and visits. Mrs Anna M Stewart dies at 57, widow of Rev Paul Stewart of Greenwich New York. Mr George M Tudor departs Letts to winter with son Arthur Tudor. Mrs Dunaway aged 85 improving after illness.
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Catherine Kasper
Columbus
Ohio
Walter McCarty
Cincinnai
Nathan Sauer
Indianapolis
Fov. Sauer
Cedar Chil
Charles Hentz
Mertha
Robert Koch
Danville
Nathan Drake, Jr
North Vine Street
Lilian White
Lucile
Rose Bingham
Taos
B. McGregor
Jean
Pineville
Josephine Hildreth
Atlanta
Qschopfield
Presbyterian Avenue
T. F. Campbell
Carmel U. P
Nema
Otto
Katie Craig
Ruher
Ode
Mroosnd Mes Nelson Martin
Putuanvels
Inder
Bear
Iva Kins
Jenn. Jobson
Battle
Afiita
Ind
Sumer
C. R. Johnson, Jr
Atlinta
George M. Tudor
Decatur County
Mercis Tudor
Kent Road
Letts
Arthur Tudor
A. C. Keeler
Mary C. Dunaway
Eagle Hollow
Dunaway
Anna M. Stewart
Stewart
Paul Stewart
Greenwich
N. Y
Milroy
Shirley Walton
Todd Peter
Ida Gaumer
Madison
Walton
Johnson
Giants Win To Tie Series As Ruth Sidelined
New York Oct 11 Babe Ruth announces he will be out for the rest of the series due to a sore arm. Fenster moves to right field. The Yankees, aiming to win the sixth game, face the Giants with Ruth sidelined and early heavy hitting by Meusel Snyder Fewster.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Fenster
Yankees
Giants
Ruth
Meusel
Snyder
Fewster
Governor Small to stand trial in Waukegan on embezzlement charges
Gov. Small Sprigphedd and co defendants face trial in Lake County as state funds allegedly embezzled are linked to conspiracies. The governor's counsel chose Lake County from five counties proposed by the state's attorney, moving toward prosecution. In a separate ruling, the Supreme Court declined to review a Pedersl district court decision on stolen bearer bonds, holding an innocent purchaser bears no recovery rights against the buyer in federal courts.
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Siai
Waukegan
Lake County
Funes
Lake
Washington
Supreme Court
Pedersl Distrct Court
New York
Willian J. Crittenden
Pennsylvania
Saul Widrevitz
United States Circut Court of Appeals
Vincennes Flour Mill Burned In $300,000 Loss
Atlas flour mills in Vincennes Indiana burned tonight with damage estimated at 300000. Fire began near the top of a tall structure at ten o'clock and quickly got beyond control. Firemen aimed to save nearby buildings along the Wabash riverbank, which hampered efforts. The mills stood close to the water with wooden interiors and brick exteriors. The Pearl Packing House quoted hogs at 38.00 calves 11.69 and cattle 5.75 today.
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Vincennes
Ind
Atlas
Indiana
Wabash River
Pearl Packing House
Pretty Girl Shot by Shoe Salesman in Kansas City
In Kansas City a shoe salesman H Le Slick shot Ha Ze Masten a 24 year old manicurist in a beauty parlor while his wife waited outside in a car then killed himself The tragedy is believed to arise from a love affair and a threatened divorce suit.
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Kansas City
H. le Slick
Second airplane theft reported in Indianapolis
Mervin Headley of LatCross Indiana flew to Indianapolis from Laporte County yesterday and parked at the State hangars. He spent the night at a hotel and attempted to hop off. The VIP aircraft belonged to the Sidinsony Odane Company of Dayton Ohio.
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Indianapolis
Mervin Headley
LatCross
Indiana
Indianapoli
Laporte
Sidinsony Oydane Company
Dayton
Cine
Terre Haute Nominates Claude Greg for State Commander
Fragmented report notes Claude Greg of Terre Haute elected State Commander of the American Legion and Auxiliary. Victor Weene headed a rival slate. details unclear due to damaged text but indicate contest at convention with other candidates.
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Claude Greg of
Weennes
Wabi
Bob
Terres Haute
Berg
Victor Weene
Ecapole
Dos T
Claude Gree
Cosiuamler
American Legaot
Sales tax urged as basis for tax revision by Smoot
Senator Smoot urged the Senate to adopt a sales tax as a simpler, lasting revision of war era taxation. He predicted a sales tax system will be adopted within a year, though it currently lacks a majority vote.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Railroad Brotherhood Appeal for New Tribunal
The railroad brotherhoods plan to ask President Harding to create another tribunal to handle the strike crisis replacing the railway labor board. They argue the board is defied by Pennsylvania and other roads, rendering it ineffective.
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Labor Board
Chicago
Get
Railroad Brotherhoods
Harding
Railway Labor Board
Pennsylvania
Unsettled Weather Forecast for World Series Game Seven
Washington reports colder conditions expected for the seventh world series game tomorrow. The brief weather outlook signals a sharp drop in temperature and unsettled skies as teams prepare to play.
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Washington
Trustee of Center Township Probed for Embezzlement Near Marion
Marion Indiana affidavits accuse James Clifton seven year township trustee of embezzling 1500 dollars from dog tax funds. State examiners probe finances and reports warn peculations could reach thousands. Clifton disappeared Friday.
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Marion
Ind
James Clifton
Center Township
Clifton
Favor Veterans in Claims Process Reform
Washington dispatch reports Director Forbes discusses granting the benefit of the doubt to claimants of former service members. The piece notes proposed bureau reforms to ease adjudication, improve fairness, and speed decisions, with attention to veteran needs and procedural safeguards.
Ancient marble inscription unearthed near Lethe river site
Excavations at Ponisinthe near Berenice uncovered a marble block bearing a thin Greek inscription from Augustus on government and administration of justice in Cretoien. In court Clark Jones reports final settlements for Elizabeth McGannon estate and Owen Nugent will, with Nugent widow favored. Lomen custody case continues as Albert Lemen seeks daughter Nellie’s custody. witnesses examined. County Auditor Dibler to Martinsville for two day association session.
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Atatuatus
Thad
Osuvetit
Atiatetas
Ponisinthe
Letheuse
Augustus
Adiuln Jetration of Justice
Csretoien
Circuit Court
Clark Jones
Elizabeth McGannon
W. C. Ford
Owen Nugent
Republican Township
Lena Nugent
Tyree H. Reynolds
T. S. Willams
Curtis Marshall
Albert Lemen
Charles 5. Dibler
Mrs. Dibler
Martinsville
Dibler
County Auditors, Association of Indiana
Momentous First Session Of Irish Peace Conference
The first session at London lasted barely two hours with Great Britain and Irish envoys leaving George’s residence before dusk. Crowds of Irish sympathizers sang and waved green flags as delegates’ cars moved through. Michael Collins drew attention as the center of focus ahead of another scheduled session.
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Triste
Towa George
Duelock
Trish
Michael Collins
Ee Vivek
Senator Carlo Shocks Rome on Washington disarmament plan
In a bold move announced today in Rome, Senator Carlo criticizes the Washington disarmament proposal and signals a firm stance against perceived concessions. He urges continued defense readiness and stronger national safeguards.
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Rome
Carlo Shoaeces
Washington
Limited License Plan to Conserve Big Game
The Biological Survey of the U S Department of Agriculture urges a limited license system for big game. Licenses would depend on annual estimates of game in each district, preventing overharvest and reducing need for perpetual closed seasons.
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States Department of Agriculture
Fields of America
Department
Department of Agriculture
Negro Ex-Soldiers Protest Flag Parade in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne Indiana October 10 a protest erupted when ex soldiers challenged the Universal Improvement Association parade featuring a black and green “African Commonwealth” flag and an altered American flag with a single large star. Police restored order after injuries occurred during the near riot. Delegates from John Paul Chapter attend the Indiana DAR State Convention.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
School Notes On Weighing Milk and Red Cross Enrollment
Public schools weigh and measure students to identify those below physical standards. Milk programs showed good results and may continue with community help. Parents may pay for milk if desired. Each school enrolls in Junior Red Cross to promote service. Enrollment by school shows totals for Senior High 243 Junior High 0 Lower Seminary 272 Broadway 333. Adam Dalhoover sentenced to penalty.
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Jumor Red Cross
American Red Cross
Lower Seminary A
Fyggleston School
Broadway School
Farm Adam Dalhoover Sentenced for Assault at Residence Trial
Adam Dalhoover was arrested Saturday by Policeman Sherlock on charges of assault and battery against his stepson Roy Patterson. He was tried before Mayor White at his Broadway residence and found guilty. The Mayor added 30 days, bringing the total to 120 days on the penal farm, with transfer to begin in a few days by Sheriff Diham mer.
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Adam Dalhoover
Sherlock
Roy Patterson
White
Broadway
Jones
Dalhoover
Jal
Dihammer
Hanover Eleven to Meet Butler Saturday
Butler prepares for a tough contest with Hanover on Irwin Field. Hanover, one of the strongest teams this year, was edged by Earlham and Franklin in close finishes. Ferguson now directs athletics at Butler with Page expressing respect for the opponent.
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Butler
Hanover
Earlham
Franklin
Ferguson
W Uo
Athlees
Page
Irwin Field
Gallagher and Gallagher Transfer Property on Southeast Street
Martha M. Gallagher and her husband transfer the property on Southeast Street to Henry Kooebel for a sale price of 300 dollars. The deed records reflect a simple real estate transfer between private parties.
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Martha M. Gallagher
Henry Kooebel
South East Street
Rescues Chickens at Carnival Spotling Pottenated Chaos
A chaotic scene at a carnival in Pottianed ends with rescuers saving a flock of chickens and deterring a reptile threat. Vic Charkers announces measures to prevent further harm as spectators count and a dangerous eater nears dining.
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Vic Charkers Trad
Hyp Helmne
Lore
Waco Man Charged in Infant Poisoning Case
Waco Tex man W P Aven is charged after a five month old daughter died from poisoning. Authorities allege he plotted two more murders to marry his niece’s husband and wife. Preliminary trial not yet held. he was moved from jail to an undisclosed location to deter mob action.
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W. ‘P. Aven
Waco
Tex
Aven
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