Local residents on morning trains to Indianapolis and beyond
A sequence of travelers leaves Columbus on the morning train visiting relatives and attending business. Names include Mr and Mrs Grover Dupuy and Dorothy Mae of Indianapolis, Mr John Humphreys to Dupont, Mrs Raymond Kyle to Indianapolis, Mr and Mrs C P Richardson to Minneapolis to see a ill son, and others. A 24ton Fairbanks auto scale is installed at Middleton and Wymond Coal. Local firms plan tobacco hogshead production and road requests are brought before the State Highway Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr. H Potter
Columbus
Grover Dupuy
Dorothy Mae
Indianapolis
John Humphreys
Dupont
Ballard & Ballard
Louisville
Raymond Kyle
Hanover
C. P. Richardson
Minneapolis
Minne
Frank
Joseph Lowden
Presbyterian Avenue
Doris Mae
Paul McCune
John Henry
Park Avenue
Charles Lyons
Ryeer's Ridge
Richard Smith
Albert
St. Louis
Smith
Ida Nelson
Ray Anderson
Wilma Jean
Caroline Anderson
Gladys Weirick
Vevay
Warsaw
Chester Lingruber
Lavern Marie
Lingruder
Sylvia Leatherberg
Middleton & Wymond Coal Company
Theodore Cassons
Warren
Ohio
Bruce Gray
West Third Street
Vincennes
Cassons
John W. Tevis
John McGregor
W. H. Miller
James W. Milligan
Cragmont
State Highway Commission
Madison
Patience as a daily heroism in slow progress
The passage urges steady courage in small daily deeds and patience with slow events, people who resist truth, and self-doubt. It argues patience can become a higher virtue when viewed from a broader, clearer perspective, guiding progress despite blunders.
Striking Miners Mobilize in West Virginia in Logan Clash
Aug 30 reports from Madison and Charleston describe 3,000 armed miners moving into Logan county from Kanawha and Mingo. About 1,700 outside miners join roughly 5,000 strikers as machine guns are placed, deputies captured, and 400 American Legion volunteers readied to bolster defense amid fears of a bloody confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
W. Va
Kanawha
Mingo County
Logan County
Mullens
Charleston
Blair
Harding declines joint miners conference over Mingo disorders
The White House announced President Harding will not convene a joint conference of West Virginia miners and operators. He prefers a field investigation by the committee examining the Mingo disorders, believing it can achieve more than a conference of coal men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
West Virginia
Lewis
White House
No Decision on Mor gan Appeal as Harding Delays Troop Plan
Washington Aug 30 President Harding reached no decision on a renewed appeal from Governor Morgan for federal intervention in West Virginia mining unrest. Secretary Weeks said a further conference was held and a troop deployment would be recommended if Major Thompson’s investigation supports it, with another meeting planned this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Morgan
West Virginia
Weeks
Thompson
Hunger strike threat looms as 400 Irish rebels act
At Spike Island over 400 interned Irish Republicans threaten a mass hunger strike tonight unless the twenty already striking are released. The warning follows communications from prisoners to the prison governor. In a separate note, the article mentions that scissors were invented by an Italian in 400 B.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Spike Island
Million-Dollar Cache Found in Security Trust Vaults
Chicago investigators uncover a vault cache in the Security Trust Company believed to hold millions in securities and loot from a $50,000,000 swindle. The box, guarded by John Whitehouse alias Honest John Worthington, is linked to the $250,000 holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Security Trust Company
Honest John
Worthington French
John Whitehouse
Plea to permit trade barrier disrupt harmony with British interests
Arthur Balfour head of the British delegation told the Senate finance committee that the Fordney tariff bill would disturb the harmony that has existed between American and British business interests. He argued against certain tariff provisions in Washington on August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Arthur Balfour
Chautauqua A Success In Madison For 1922 Session
The Madison Chautauqua Association met August 22 at the Commercial Club. 1921 receipts were 2986.83 with disbursements 2553.57, a net gain of 433.26. Ticket subscriptions for 1922 reached 1200, up 115 from last year, and new subscribers rose by 371. The 1922 dates are August 3 to 10. Grounds will be beautified and outlook improved. thanks were extended to the public for patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Chautauqua Association
Commercial Club Rams
Five more bodies recovered from ZR-2 wreckage
In Hull England on August 19 five more bodies were recovered from the ZR-2 wreckage. Identified were Air Commodore E M Maitland, Campbell of Royal Air Works, C W Duffield of the National Physical Laboratory, Charles I Alien American rigger, and Lieut Commander Valentine N Bieg Burne Ma r Pa. Two American officers with two escorts brought Maitland ashore. The control car is believed to be among the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
England
E. M. Maitland
Flying Force
Mr. Campbell
Royal Air Works
C. W. Duffield
National Physical Laboratory
Charles I. Alien
Valentine N. Bieg
Burn Mawr
Commodore Maitland
Patton Patton Wedding in Indianapolis Announcement
Announcement of the marriage of William D Patton to Louise Fanny Greene at noon on August 18 in Indianapolis. The groom is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. George Patton of this city and will reside in Indianapolis where he works for an electrical firm. The bride is described as an accomplished girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Patton
Louise Fanny Greene
Cape Gerardan
Indianapolis
George Patton
Proclamation Orders Miners to Return Home or Martial Law
President Harding issues a proclamation directing the miners' army to return home by September 1. If not complied martial law will be declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Washington
Harding
President Lewis Sends Murray to Disperse Miners
Indianapolis August 30 President Lewis of the miners dispatched Vice President Murray to disperse the miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
West Virginia
Indianapolis
Lewis
Desperate Belfast Riot Sparks Night of Fire and Flight
Desperate riots in Belfast erupt through the night as armed cars patrol the streets. Reports say police efforts failed to stop the rioters and several houses burned in the mayhem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Southern Ohio Fields Trial Group Plans October Meet
A Madison gathering hosted by the Southern Ohio Fields Trial Association selected grounds on the Michigan road and Shun Pike for a late October field trial. The committee included Dr C A Langdale, Dr P K Phillips, A F Zimmerman, Gibbons of Cincinnati, Loring of Rising Sun, and A L Harden of Vernon. A beach show featuring 200 to 300 top US dogs will accompany the event in a Madison hall, drawing national dog enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ohio Fields Trial Association
Madison
Michigan Road
C. A. Langdale
P. K. Phillips
A. F. Zimmerman
Mr. Gibbons
Cincinnati
Mr. Loring
Rising Sun
A. L. Harden
Vernon
United States
Ancient Greeks and Romans played tennis
The fragment notes that tennis was played by ancient Greeks and Romans, indicating early origins of the game in classical civilizations.
One Killed in Belfast Violence Between Sinn Fein and Unionists
Belfast reports indicate one person killed and several wounded in violent clashes between Sinn Feiners and Unionists this afternoon. The article then shifts to tax data showing Indiana’s 1919 income tax returns, with 130,383 residents filing and total state tax collected at 13,541,245 on a 417,323,251 personal income, plus details on income brackets and federal levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Indiana
M. Bert Thurman
Internal Revenue
Indiana teachers urge ninth constitutional amendment adoption
Miss Florence Case of Marion, president of the Indiana School Teachers Association, calls for adoption of the ninth constitutional amendment and mobilizes forces by county. In Jefferson county the chairman is Clem O Thompson with assistants Charles Schumann C R Johnson Harry Cope Miss Helen Lauer Mrs A H Young E O Muncie Ben Doddridge of Madison Jesse Kurtz of Stony Point W G Pender and L L Huber of Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Case
Marion
Indiana School Teachers’ Association
Jefferson County
Clem O. Thompson
Charles Schumann
C. R. Johnson
Harry Cope
Helen Lauer
A. H. Young
E. O. Muncie
Ben Doddridge
Madison
Jesse Kurtz
Stony Point
W. G. Pender
L. L. Huber
Hanover
Body of Farmer Found In Field Near Summitville
Anderson Ind Aug 29 The body of James Farmer 41 a farmer missing two days from his home northeast of Summitville was found in a corn field one mile from his home Sunday. Coroner Dr Rinne ruled death due to suffocation after he became ill and fell face forward in mud. He departed Friday night and did not return Saturday prompting a search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
James Farmer
Summitville
Rinne
Farmer
Miss Narcissa Bachman Dies in Indianapolis at Ninety Four
Indianapolis Star reports Miss Narcissa Bachman died last night after a long illness. She lived in Indianapolis over fifty years, was the last surviving Bachman child, and is survived by nieces Helen and Marie McKinney and others. Funeral will be held with interment in Madison at Springdale Cemetery after transport from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narcissa Bachman
Indianapolis
Miss Bachman
Alois Bachman
Emily Thiebaud Bachman
Indiana
Thiebaud
Vevay
Madison
Second Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian Church of
Brest
Bachman
Helen
Marie McKinney
John B. Ross
Springdale Cemetery
Helen McKinney
Mary McKinney
Central Avenue
Bechman
Jefferson County
Ind
Alois
Switzerland
Col
A. O. Bachman
Antietam
G. A. R. Post
John McKinney
William J. McKee
Frank B. McKee
Indianapolis Star
Baseball results and league standings from yesterday
In the American Association Louisville fell to Minneapolis 7 to 12 while Indianapolis defeated St Paul 8 to 0. Columbus lost 2 to 11 against Kansas City and Toledo won 5 to 1 over Milwaukee. In the National League New York beat Chicago 8 to 7, Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg 1 to 0, and Boston won 4 to 10 against Cincinnati. No American League games were played. standings follow.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
American Association
Columbus A
St. Louis
Chicago Co
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Saseseen
Washington Ven Aee
Detroit Peeeen
Mrs Patton Attends Indianapolis Wedding of Son William
Mrs George E Patton returned from Indianapolis where she attended the wedding of her son William to Miss Louise Greene. Mrs Robert Cain and her daughter Sarah Scott will visit home folks for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Patton
Indianapolis
William
Louise Greene
Robert Cain
Sarah Scott
Will
Mule Kille Bey Kick Fatality Near Petersburg
Petersburg Indiana August 20 12 year old William McGillum died after a mule kick crushed him six miles west of here. Edward McGillum farmer was the guardian. Victim named and location specified with tragic accident details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Wiliam McGilluum
Edward McGillum
Here
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