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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1914

Page

4

Railroads expand spending amid good crop prospects

Reports from September 1914 show Pullman shops near Chicago rehiring workers at about thirty daily, Western Steel Car foundry adding 1500 in two weeks, and Pennsylvania Railroad investments totaling 5 million. Analysts link rail capital to optimistic crop yields and broader economic recovery. The piece also comments on U.S. policy in Mexico, arguing Wilson’s approach may deter future abuses and push toward a constitutional government in Mexico City.

Pullman Chicago Western Steel Car Foundry Ilinois Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburgh Interstate Commerce Commission Huerta Mexico Wilson Madero Mexico City

First Stakes Set for Cincinnati Indiana and Louisville Rail Line

Aurora Indiana August 26 The first stakes in the survey of the Cincinnati Indiana and Louisville railway will be driven tomorrow planners begin laying out the line from Cochran through Rising Sun North Patriot Florence Markland Vevay to Lamb Switzerland county where terminus to be. Lamb opposite Carrollton Ky with Louisville access via Louisville and Nashville connection. President L S Cook says all property owners along the fifty mile route from Aurora to Lamb back the project. Washington hopes for Mexican peace but Villa opposes permanent Carranza rule.

Aurora Ind Cincinnati, Indiana & Louisville Railway Cincinnati Indiana Cochran French Laughery Club Rising Sun North Patriot Florence Markland Vevay Lamb Switzerland County Carrollton Louisville & Nashville Louisville Worthville L. S. Cook Cincinnati, Indiana & Louisville Company

Remembrance of Dr Wilmer Lawson Obituary Notices

An obituary notice from Sedalia Missouri details the sudden death of Dr Wilmer J Lawson at the M K and T hospital after an appendicitis operation. Born in Hanover Indiana he practiced dentistry in Sedalia for twelve years and is survived by his wife and two sons. He is remembered as a generous, fearless man who loved his work and helped others with cheer. The report also notes funeral arrangements and a separate Christian Science service.

Wilmer Lawson Sedalia Wilmer J. Lawson William J. Lawson Hanover Ind Cincinnati Dental College Richard James Long Beach Cal R. B. Lawson Leroy Kan John Lawson Lnst Irene Barfield Christian Science W. J. Laweson G. W. Bradfield West Fifth Street W. D. Steele Richard Lawcen Wilmer Wilmer J. Langon Mias Grace Sipes Saluda Lawson John Nance C.M.E

Democratic State Ticket roster for state offices and Congress

The slate lists United States Senator Benjamin F Shively Secretary of State Homer L Cook Treasurer George A Bittler Auditor Dale J Crittenberger Attorney General Richard Milburn Clerk Supreme Court J Fred France State Geologist Edward Barrett Superintendent Charles A Greathouse Supreme Court Judge Moses B Lairy Appellate Court Judges Joseph G Ibach Frederick Caldwell Milton B Hottel Edward W Felt Frank M Powers For Congress Fourth District Lincoln Dixon.

United States Benjamin F. Shively Homer L. Cook George A. Blittler Dale J. Crittenberger Richard Milburn Supreme Court J. Fred France Edward Barrett Charles A. Greathouse Moses Lairy Joseph G. Ibach Frederick Caldwell Milton B. Hottel Edward W. Felt Frank M. Powers

Feeding Army A German Problem

Washington reports German infantry carry four days’ supply weight in rations while cavalrymen receive less. Foot soldiers carried 27 oz bread 21 oz meat 10 oz veg and 2.6 oz coffee for three days, with cavalrymen for one day. Ration scaling, depots, and railcar needs outline mechanized supply for a 500000 man force in Belgium and Luxemburg, with Germany drawing on Prussian methods and a Great Power mindset.

Washington Evory Bhaversack Belgium Coblentz Cologne Aix-la-Chaapelle Luxemburg Holland Kaiser Wilhelm Frederick the Great Frederick Europe Hohenzolof Sropdestal Armay

Kaiser After War Conference Photographed Departing War Board

A wartime era image shows the kaiser just after a war council session with his war board. The photographer captured him as he prepared to enter his automobile after concluding talks on European war plans.

Europe Bertin Kaiser

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