Madison Notes and Local News Highlights
Madison residents move and travel as counts list departures for Cincinnati and Lafayette to attend county agents conventions. Notables include Mrs. Ferguson and two children leaving for Ohio, Rev. Brett on business from Davies County, and John Trenk returning to Indianapolis after a Madison visit. Infant daughter of Dr and Mrs Abernathy dies shortly after birth in Reck Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Doddridge
Lafayette
Borna
William Thomas
William LaPine
South
Mulberry Street
Mission Richards
P. G. Ewald
Switzerland County
Mary Murphy
Brooklyn
Mary Timmons
Lotisville
Frank Donahue
West Main Street
S. J. Ranne
Olande
Bia
Michegan
ER. Brett
Davies County
Woo
Bee Cac
Lamb
MoNerwood Hitz
Loutville
Eta
Hitz-Leishman Co
John W. Trenek
Firing of Big Guna to Be Rare Sight on Riverfront
U S Army ordnance expert Mr C A Lindleth arrived with Mrs Lindleth to inspect Battery E guns ahead of firings on Thursday and Friday at 12 30 noon along Mulberry street riverfront. He carries orders for 20 rounds of shrapnel costing 1600 and 1000 rounds of luminaries costing 11300 as a ton of ammunition will be fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Lindleth
U S. Army
Lindleth
Battery E
Mulberry Street
Kentucky Hills
Kentucky
Charles Klein
Sergi
Jakabowski
Nash
Camp Knox
Madison
Uncle Sam
Battery E Roster for Parade Detail and Sections
The document lists Battery E and 181st Field Artillery units for a 1 PM parade, detailing command staff, HQ detail, and five gun sections with sergeants, corporals, gunners, cannoneers, drivers, machine gunners, and support personnel. It enumerates individuals by role across howitzers and machine guns, including maintenance and signal elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
181St F. A
TH. OQ. Woolford
Hayden HL. Bear
Ss. Jakubowski
U.S. Fla
Harry F. Wells
Demaree
C. R. Klein
G. L. Clendening
Battery E
Jacob Thenis
Howard Bird
William Douglas
Buyler Elgin Chandler
Graham Taylor
Roy Keller
Joe Schneider
James Demaree
Enidon
John Schwab
Robert King
Paul Schad
Wallace Bryant
Scout Corpora
Milo Lory
Gilbert Glore
Hee Guard
Thomas Tullis
Fred Genter
Chas Philliges
Raymond Cops
Nathan Schad
Tfenry Barton
Ephraim Early
John Gibson
Howard Davis
Fred Schwab
Gale Crozier
Oscar Humphreys
Cecil Mefford
Orville Crinkle
Morris Understellar
Fred Marsh
John Pryor
James Bb. Jewell
Earl C. O'Neal
Herbert Zearing
Harry Bennett
Robert Bennett
Mellon Allows Medicinal Beer Sale Under New Regulations
Secretary A W Mellon announced regulations permitting beer manufacture by authorized breweries and sale by druggists on prescription. Each prescription may only cover up to two and a half gallons per person, with no limit on the number of prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
A. W. Mellon
Congress
Neighbor's Boy Resists Bad Company Motto
A Chicago American item notes a neighbor's boy told by his Sunday school teacher to avoid troublemakers. The boy replies he will be Jesus and will tell them to get behind him, labeling the others as little devils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Unknown American Warrior Buried at Arlington After French Honor
In Havre France on October 26 the cross of the legion of honor was awarded to the unknown American warrior. French soldiers greeted the body arriving from Paris for final ceremonies on French soil and the Olympia cruiser fired a 101 gun salute as it departed with the casket for Arlington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
France
America
Arlington Cemetery
Paris
United States
Olympia
Mondell Introduces Resolution to Expel Representative Blanton
Republican Leader Mondell in the House proposed a resolution to expel Texas Democrat Blanton. He charged Blanton with inserting unfit material into the Congressional Record in violation of postal law. The content attacked labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mondell
House
Representative Blanton
Texas
Blanton
Congressional Record
Field Trial Meet Brings Visitors to Madison Area
The Southern Ohio Field Trial Association holds events on Michigan and Shun Pike roads near Madison. Visitors, including H L Kirkover of Buffalo and J E Isgrigg of Indianapolis, register at Hotel Jefferson for a three to four day meet. A note on cabbage states wild varieties do not form heads.
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Southern Ohio Field Trial
BoldesI coup fails as Charles held under guard in Hungary
London dispatches report allied governments ordering Hungary to keep Charles in custody while awaiting final disposition. Charles and ex Empress Zita are under heavy guard at the castle in Kamor. Royalist forces suffered heavy losses as the attempt to reclaim the throne collapsed in under three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hungary
Charles
Zita
Kamorn
Labor Board optimistic as rail strike fears ease
Chicago October 25 rail way executives and union chiefs met for a peace conference. Government channels have produced peace moves giving Labor Board hope there will be no strike. Board awaits today’s talks for a possible step toward final peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senate Adopts Normal Income Tax Section in Compromise Bill
The Senate adopted the income tax section of the compromise tax bill. It preserves a 4 percent rate on incomes up to $4,000 and an 8 percent rate on incomes above $8,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Reward Offered for Mail Robbers Implicated in NYC Heist
The post office department posted a $5,000 reward for information leading to the capture of any of the mail robbers involved in the New York City robbery. The department put the loss at about $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postoffice Department
New York City
Young Clone Roy Parse Plea In Mur der Case
Terre Haute October 25 A plea of insanity was entered when Roy Parse seventeen was arraigned for the murder of his sweetheart Louise Willoughby. The case was continued indefinitely.
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Terre Haute
Roy Parse
Louise Willoughby
Ebert Urges Wirth to Form New German Cabinet
Berlin October 25 President Ebert asked former Chancellor Wirth to return to lead a new cabinet after the Wirth government resigned last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirth
Berlin
Ebert
Labor Board says no more wage cuts for now
Chicago report says unions informed and railroads notified that no further wage reductions will be considered at this time. The item also notes Dublin’s early name Ath Cliath and references Black Pool, with limited extra context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Board
Chicago
Ath Cliath
Dublin
Black Pool
Sanity Inquest Pending For Mentone Boy Killer
Atwood Ind October 25 a sanity inquest was set for Harry Long age 16 after he killed his brothers Kenneth five and Russell four with a gas pipe. The Mentone high school honor pupil could not relate events clearly until today. He stood by a corn crib as his brothers planned a hunting trip and allegedly struck first, prompting intervention by their mother. Relatives say he had appeared queer recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
Ind
Harry Long
Mentone High School
Kenneth
Russell
Harry
Elan Long
Two story crop proves success in Orchards area
A farming experiment in Orchards six miles from Vancouver Washington shows prune trees thriving when fertilized by a two story chicken operation. Farmers like Mr Renny raise quality stock with chickens on the ground floor fertilizing trees above, creating income from both fruit and poultry. The method spreads to nearby farms as more chicken ranches appear, with a growing market near Portland and a streetcar line aiding distribution.
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Washington
Iowa
Farina
Renny
United States
Cal
Vancouver
Wash
Portland
Ore
Miss Abbie Dean Leaves Bethlehem to Visit Brother
Miss Abbie Dean of Bethlehem boards the morning train bound for Indianapolis to visit her brother, Mr. J. P. Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Dean
Bethlehem
Indianapolis
Mr. J. P._Dean
Court actions list leads to probate and trials in Madison
The Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co guardianship closed Kerbly Byfield case. Cordelia Mc Eldridge will admitted to probate. James W Eldridge named administrator with will annexed. Various cases: manslaughter trial set for Jan term second Wednesday. Connie Dalhoover vs Adam Dalhoover divorce set for October 31. William Burnside et al fishing case set for November 21. Luke Crafton vs Jack Crafton divorce dismissed with costs. Rosa Turner vs Robert Turner divorce dismissed. public highway vacation petition in Jefferson County. several suits with defendants named including John McGregor, H H Cope, S E Lelind, Dorris Glove, John Wahlman, John Glaser, Frank Coryea, venue change noted for case from Scott County.
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Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co
Kerbly Byfield
Cordelia Mc Eldridge
James W. Eldridge
HH. US
Cope
Frank A Stephanus
Connie Dalhoover
Adam Dalhoover
State
Walliam Burnside
Ogle Mankin
Ted Mankin
Hot
Hornbrook
Indianapolis
Luke Crafton
Jack C. Crafton
Sulzer & Bear
Rosa N. Turner
Robert Turner
Sulver & Bear
George T. Buchanan
the Board of Commissioners of
Jefferson County
John McGregor
H. H. Cope
E. Lelind
Dorris
John Wahlman
P. E. Bear
Ho HH. Cope
Curtis Marshall
John Glaser
Frank Coryea
Will
Scott County
Fragmented royal notes hint at a throne loss
The readable text references a queen and followers, suggesting a royal challenge or deposition. Names and places are obscured, but the tone implies a struggle over succession and leadership within a historical setting. Further clarity required for precise facts.
Marion Hollins Wins National Women Golf Championship
New York golfer Miss Marion Hollins wins the women’s national golf championship cup at the Hollywood club in Deal New Jersey securing the national title in the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hollins
New York
Hollywood Club
Deal
N. J
Mrs Anna King Returns From Visit With Family in Lamb
Mrs Anna King and her son William and grandson Master James William Long have returned from a pleasant several day visit with her son Mr Dan King in Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna King
William
James William Long
Dan King
Lamb
Parade and festival adorn Main Street for dedicatory armory ceremonies
Main Street awaits a big parade tomorrow tied to Battery E's new armory dedication and a fall festival that runs through the week. The note mentions cannon history and a curious fact about a teaspoon containing sixty drops of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Battery E
New Armory
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Artie Ferguson
Cincinnati
Thomas Chambers
Allen Henry
Lester Deputy
Graham Township
Clarence Grove
Louis Bowman
Lonnie Pryor
Howard Greenwood
Edward Kaiser
Jesse Washer
Raymond Cox
Alfred Adams
Harold Holt
Hugh Champion
Robert Schmidlap
Howard Jackson
Lester Sailor
Claude Metzger
John Dillinder
Paul Wallace
Charles Vaughn
Garrett Donlan
Charles Risk
Dale Copeland Fried Kalb
Homer Wyne
Perry Handlen
Homer Pheagley
Louis Connor
Carl Daily
Jacob Neal
Robert Cheatham
Gale Smith
Bernard Stephan
John Bramwell
Russell McDaniel
William Huffman
William Lilley
Harry Frazier
Carl Wolf
Virgil Hyden
Louis Hall
Gilmer Wingham
Raymond Willick
Garfield Rodgers
Nelson Clements
William Schwab
Lee Wykoff
Glenn Ferry
Samuel Lawson
Archie Melton
Harold Orem
Howard Humphreys
Aldred Tharp
Donie Risk
John Lee
Morris Cope
Clarence McDaniel
Edward Becht
Harry Curry
Lawrence Weber
J. C. Cox
Samuel Wood
Dora Humphreys
James H. Demaree
George Brinson
Legion of Honor
Gulf
Pensacola
Liutenant Darby
Wendl
Tyers
Mississippi
W. H. Beazell
Sparta
III
W. J. Wilson
W. L. Rominger
Hope
C. C. Herron
A. F. Zimmerman
K. Phillips
George R. Harris
F. M. Loring
Rising Sun
H. D. Abbott
Auro
J. B. Fowler
Clarence Woods
C. A. Langdale
DeLavey Martin
C. Z. Gibbon
C. S. Grace
Robinson
J. Q. Andrews
Rose Hill
Lil
Geo. Kreimer
A. L. Harder
Vernon
A. R. Fisher
A. F. Hoenwalt
Dayton
Powell Crosby
Paul Rover
Crocker
Webster Price
Inka
P. H. Powell
High Point
N. C
J. Foebel, Jr
North Vernon
A. E. Euler
Wm. Fautz
Chas
Boldesi
New York Postoffice
EDER
Vental
Circuit Court
Pero
Stickney
Annie Attircibetes
Tse
Hd. Meyer
Goodyear Welt
C. A. Stanton's
THE
Shoeists
Artemtort Service
Hertz
Louis
Goodyear
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