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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
4
London observers report a session of epic importance with the House of Commons facing three major issues. The national coal strike threatens stagnation and 1.5 million idle workers, an unprecedented unemployment wave, while the Irish question grows more menacing amid domestic political pressure.
A young couple along Ferris Avenue in White Plains described a large black bear following them at night. Police received multiple reports of the bear sighting and tracks found along Cemetery Road, with residents noting the animal’s continued presence and occasional cub sightings.
Galveston Texas placed second among U S ports in export value for the year ended last June with foreign shipments totaling 598 239 227 dollars. New York led with 8 383 038 588 dollars in exports followed by New Orleans Philadelphia Baltimore Savannah Boston Norfolk and Newport News San Francisco Seattle and others.
A motorcyclist shouting past a barbershop caused a glass crash and a splashy scene. One man fled with shaving foam on his face and shirt front while others recovered from the shock. Investigators later said the rider fell off unable to control the new bike.
Washington October 19 The presidents letter stirs diplomatic circles as France appears out of the controversy over Harding s claim a French spokesman urged America to lead an nations association The White House expects Harding to name the spokesman while French officials deny sending any envoy Tumulty says he does not know plans but aides expect a naming and French Charge Debearn confirms no spokesman was sent by the foreign office
Gov. Cox visits New England urging Article X as a path to Ireland's freedom. He reframes the covenant provision as a biblical command against aggression, arguing it guarantees nations against external attack and can relieve Britain's Irish problem.
A protest in support of Irish freedom halted traffic around the Parliament building as demonstrators carried banners reading Hands Off Ireland while disrupting the London County Council meeting. The event disrupted proceedings and drew police attention during the Sci. 19 date.
Merchants and business leaders meet at the Commercial Club to back the formation of a Madison heavy field artillery battery under the Indiana National Guard. Capt. Woolford and Adjutant General Smith outline equipment, recruiting goals, and the need for a suitable armory to house the unit and its complex motorized guns.
Mr R H Wood of Ryker's Ridge reports 343 bushels per acre from Uncle Sam potatoes. He notes smooth white tubers and good eating but thin skins cause sunburn. 23 feet yielded a bushel with average hill weight of one pound three-fifths. Ground fed with sixteen percent acid phosphate and tankage. 640 pounds phosphate and 300 pounds tankage used, phosphate broadcast and tankage in planting row. Farmers are urged to consider this crop.
India cultivates over 190 mango varieties. The statement notes the abundance of mango types in India despite the idea that herons remain lean no matter how plentiful their prey.
The Democratic rally at the courthouse drew hundreds of voters despite rain. Judge Griffith chaired the meeting with Dr. J. H. Barnard advocating the League of Nations and Norman E. Patrick urging women to vote, praising Wilson era policies and criticizing Goodrich and the Ralston administration.
A unique recital is planned for October 24 at the Grand Opera House featuring tenor Harvey Hindermyer and the Dann Sisters. Hindermyer, praised for his glorious voice, has sung at major musical festivals nationwide. The Dann Sisters, three New England performers, will present violin, piano, and cornet numbers. Admission by card only, available from Edw. J. Meyer.
Friends in this city mourn the death of Mrs. Ella Rice widow of W J Rice who died yesterday morning at her Ghent Kentucky home after a long illness. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Stacey Sr who are visiting in Texas. Jessie Genter a cousin was with her at Ghent when she passed.
Census figures show Trimble County rising from 6 512 in 1910 to 6 011 in 1920 and Garrett county at 8 346 in 1920. Farms: Trimble 1388 up from 1297. Carroll 1086 down from 1171. Marion reports Senator Harding to campaign in Ohio. Walter Jones buried in Springdale seven years ago is being moved to Cave Hill beside Florence L. Jones. Roger W. Jones and wife accompany remains to Louisville. The first blast furnace was by William Penn in 1688. About 12 000 lepers in the Philippines.
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