Local News Roundup from Madison and Nearby
Notices include weddings licensed in Madison William Kremer and Florence Potter. travel for residents to Indianapolis Syracuse and Cincinnati. multiple residents visiting relatives and taking jobs. Local events report river coal shipments resuming at Pittsburg and a football loss at Lexington Transylvania 60 Hanover 0. Death of Fred Dentzer and funeral plans. Red Men and Methodist pastors traveling to Indianapolis and Kent circuit assignment details.
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William B. J. Kremer
Florence M. Potter
Grace Austin
James King
Indianapoli
D. H. Baggerly
Derby
Ind
Wirt
W. H. Fewell
Squire Stuart
John
Possum) Phillips
George F. Harper
Indianapolis
Great Council of Red Men
Albert Wehner
Margaret Scott
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
W. W. Retz
L. W. Lory
Muncie
Sarah Gans
Florence
Canaan
Pittsburg
A. E. Wingam
James P. Wingam
Trimble County
Henrietta West
Henry Green
Cincinnati
Charles J. Hoffman
Paris Crossing
Jobo Clausing
Frank Grayson
E. W. Clausing
Vernon Reed
Loretta Grayson
J. E. Lewis
C. E. Taylor
Thorntown
Pleasant
Switzerland County
Charles Lee
Lee
West Madison
Lexington
Transylvania University
Hanover College
Hoosiers
League Park
Fred Dentzer
Canaan Road
Madison Red
Great Council
Mesers
Chris Dihammer
Rudolph Ralston
Harry Nichols
John G. Heid
Charles HiJlabold
W. J. Schmidt
Samuel Lemen Tomlinson
Minier
Ill
James Lemen
Covington
Emerson Lemen
Tomlinson
Vandalia
Clyde Green
Don Emil
Green
Kent
Hanover
Welcome to Madison Hosts for Indiana Charities Conference
The Indiana State Conference of Charities and Correction opens in Madison with Mayor Crozier welcoming officers delegates and the first large audience at Trinity church. Purdue Professor Thomas Moran replies on philanthropy urging a sane self supporting approach aided by institutions in Southeastern Indiana.
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State Conference of Charities and Correction
Elmer E. Scott
Commercial Club
James B. Crozier
Trinity Church
Rozier
Indiana State Conference of Charities and Correction
Madison
Indiana
Board of Charities and Correction
Commonwealth of Indiana
Inau
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Southeastern Indiana Insane Hospital
E. P. Busse
United States
Thomas F. Moran
Purdue University
Philanthrophy
Moran
Mary Wilcox Glenn
Glenn
Associated Charities
Baltimore
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Samuel M. Ralston
State Board of Charities
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
James A. Callis
Indianapolis
Wm. C. Ball
Terre Haute
Board of Trustees
Indiana State Farm
Collins
Colling
Bryan
Committee On Medical Charities
Charles P. Emerson
School of Medicine
Emerson
Southeastern Hospital For
S. E. Smith
Eastern Hospital For
W. C. van Nuys
van Nuys
City Hall
Presbyterian Church
South Eastern Hospital
Ingane
William R. Davidson
Evansville
W.T. Cross
Chicago
Calla Kassenbaum
Aurora
W. S
Johnson
Earthquake Wrecks Thebes. Hundreds Perish In Ruin
Athens reports the Thebes earthquake devastates the city on Saturday with about 600 killed in the zone and 100 buried in the ruins. The disaster devastates a great portion of Thebes with many casualties reported.
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Thebes
Athens
Colorado Coal Operators Reject Wilson Settlement Plan
President Wilson announced that Colorado coal operators rejected his proposed settlement of the strike. The report notes Mr. William Pettit of West Madison, gravely ill, was moved yesterday to the King s Daughters in the Vail Red Cross ambulance for treatment.
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President Wilson
Washington
Wilson
Colorado
William Pettit
Weat Madison
King’s Daughters
Vail
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Lafayette
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