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Madison news notes Mr George Pat Phillips of Covington Ky announces his candidacy for Covington City Commissioner. Former Madisonian Phillips has many friends here hoping for success. Also reports Dayton Ohio real estate agent P Appleton and Nathan Stokes visited, Appleton selling 80 acre Smyrna township farm to G A Wood. No injuries when a Madison couple’s car axle broke on Washington street. after repairs they continued home from a visit to relatives.
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Ellison McGuire
George Pat’ Phillips
Covington
Phillips
Messrs
P . Appleton
Nathan Stokes
Dayton
Ohio
Appleton
West Third Street
Stokes
Smyrna Township
G. A. Wood
Lower Clifty
S. W. Orem
Madison
Washington Street
Peterson
Columbus Herald
Emerson Lemen
Joseph M. Cooper
Mary E. Rutledge
Levi Rutledge
James O. Clines
Smyrna
Fannie Buchanan
Vance Stewart
North Madison
Laura Hensler
Clarence C. Kenschler
Saluda Township
Swanville
Jesse D. B. Tull
Joseph Hensler
Republican
Richard Mathis
Robert Barnes
Milton Township
Court actions in local civil docket span multiple cases
Lucy Jeffries sues the estate of Japheth Highie for 5550 in services, prom ised to settle at 2000. Madison Safe Deposit Trust sues George T Buchanan for estate. Buchanan suit continued. Davis v Huck damages trial concluded with submission. Judge Griffith to decide.
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Lucy Jeffries
Japheth Highie
FE. Bear
C. J. Marshal
Sulzer & Bear
W. ©. Ford
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Rebecca Jane Buchanan
George T. Buchanan
Andrew J. Davis
Anthony Huck
Griffith
Taylor-Hitz Company Buys Nash Truck for Transport
Mr J J Kasper president of the Taylor-Hitz Company today purchased from the Elmer E Scott Company a Nash truck with modern improvements for transportation needs. The Elmer E Scott Company also sold the Thomas Graham Company a four speed Nash with two ton capacity chosen by Mr Graham Ross.
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J. J. Kasper
Taylor-Hitz Company
Elmer E. Scott Company
Nash
Elmer EF. Scott Company
Thomas Graham Company
Graham Ross
Wallace McKeand Named Manager at Rogers Store
Wallace McKeand appointed manager at Rogers drug store. He has been associated with the store for several years and is regarded as eminently qualified. His friends predict a successful tenure with his courteous assistants ensuring prompt and satisfactory service.
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Wallace McKeand
Rouges
McKeand
Bate
Red Cross Converts Treves Monument Into City Directory
In Treves Germany the central traffic cross monument is repurposed by American Red Cross officials into a directory of Red Cross activities in the city.
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Treves
Germany
Trafic
Red Cross
Fall Festival unfolds in Madison with bright weather
Clear skies and warm sun greet Madison Fall Festival attendees after a thick fog eased. Crowds swarmed the fair yesterday and today as booths from King’s Daughters to local firms showcased exhibits, prizes, and food stands. The Elks band performed on Main Street followed by the Troubadors, and prize-winners were announced in the 10 o'clock waltz.
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Madison
Elks Band
Main Street
Troubadors
F. M. Brown
Edna Dew
James
White
Labor leaders plan united federation amid 4,000,000 workers and 750,000 farmers
Organized labor aims to form a vast alliance joining four railroad brotherhoods and the farmers national council. A general conference will map plans for a nationwide workers union capable of pursuing government ownership of rails and mines, government control of packing, and higher taxes on large incomes.
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Washington
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Hmlinvis Federation of Labor
Illinois Federation
Railroad Brotherhoods
Farmers National Council
Rooster Theft Prompt $25 Reward in Columbus
Dr ALC Kelbe offers $25 for arrest and conviction of the thief who stole a rooster from his summer home in Columbus. He notes the value is $1.29 but stresses the incident shows his property is not safe and he seeks protection.
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Columbus
Ind
Alc. Kelbe
Kelble
Daddy Seven Evening Fairy Tale Told by Talking Goldfish
A humorous scene unfolds in a goldfish bowl as Mr Tokyo Jones and the other fish recount a visit from a young girl. They idle over memory lapses and lazily decide they prefer not to hear a long tale, noting the girl’s amusement at their bubble blowing and morning meals.
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Tokyo Jones
Mr. Pekin Baxter
Shanghai Wainwright
Pekin Baxter
Mr. Shanghai Wainwright
Mr. Tokyo Jones
Mrs. Shanaghal Wainwright
S.o
Tokso Jones
Pekin Bixter
Red Cross Reports War Funding and Reach Across 20 Months
The American Red Cross outlines a wartime accounting led by Chairman Henry P. Davison. It details $164 million spent overseas and $119 million in the U.S. from May 1919 to March 1920, with funds allocated across national headquarters, chapters, and relief services in France, Italy, and allied areas. The report includes personnel, relief items, and patient days, noting $273 million total expenditures and wide humanitarian activities.
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Washington
American Fleet Cross
Wenry P. Davison
War Councl
Red Cross
War Council of the American Red Cross
American Red Cross
War Council
Ite
Vebieh
American Red Crosseab
Wir Councib
Merced
War Councils
Iterross
Ada Tts
Home Service
U.S
Army
Navy
U. S
Read Cross
France
Italy
United States
Teutons
Trulum
Piave
Paris
Amercan Red Cross
Senator Moses Letter Sparks Rumors On President Wilson
Senator George H. Moses sent a letter to a Manchester New Hampshire constituent claiming the President's condition was very serious and using the phrase cerebral lesson. Dr Grayson declined to comment on the letter and reporters say Moses was misinformed. The piece notes Greater New York’s size relative to London.
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George H. Moses
Grayson
Wilson
United States
Manchester
N. H
Moses
Visitor asks about mother as boy sweeps steps
A visitor asks a boy at home if his mother is in and the boy replies that he would not be sweeping the steps if she were not present. The exchange reveals a brief domestic moment captured in plain speech.
The Fuzzy One
A playful dialogue centers on a caterpillar as a student Tommy declares he can describe it. The teacher then asks for the description and Tommy responds with a pun calling it an upholstered word.
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Tommy
Never Far Behind in Life’s Race
Quote reflections on adapting to daily blessings and the boost of striving youth. Emphasizes that consistent effort keeps pace in life’s ongoing journey.
Tiny Tombstone Hides a Big Local Story
A small grave marker uncovers a larger tale about a longtime resident, community ties, and forgotten history. Neighbors recall the person's life, linking the stone to local events and ancestral roots in the town.
Bolshevik Movement Threatens US Overrun
Senatorial hearings in Gary focus on steel conditions as Lieutenant Donald Van Buren testifies that the Bolshevik movement, traced to an international communist gathering in Moscow in March, threatens to overrun the United States.
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Moscow
Washington
United States
Lenine Trotsky
Donald van Buren
Senate
Gary
Haag Brothers Found Guilty in State Dig Law Case
Julius A. Haag and Louis E. Haag, seven Indiana drug stores operators, were found guilty of violating the prohibition law. Jury set fines at 400 dollars each and 30 days county jail. New trial requested. Mrs. Glass and Mrs. Baker moved to Indianapolis with plans for a future home. Mrs. Baker turns 90 on March 6.
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Indianapolis
Julius A. Haag
Louis E. Haag
William Glass
Emily Baker
Glass
Baker
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King’s Daughter
J.C. Hisle
John Eckerts
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Tower Mig
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Ogle & Ford
Paney
Dahlasie Booth Irs
Harles
Railroad Brotherhoods and Farmers
Mildred Morris
Mary Graham Donner
The
Greater New York
London
Ivery
Kentucky
Governments of
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Gronna
League of Nations
North Dakota
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Homeo
Willasii Street
New York
William St, N. Y
Haag Bros
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