Local notes report ill health and social visits in town
Reports list Raymond Kahn critically ill at home on North East Street. Indianapolis guests visit Casper Krum. Raymond Sherman travels to Bloomington to enter Indiana University. Elmer Sulzer also heads to Bloomington for fall term. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Fred Setrt from Indianapolis visiting Mr and Mrs Pete Wolf and others. County council meets for 1922 appropriations and tax setting. Knights of Columbus elect officers. Flower warnings advise avoiding bulbs at sickrooms due to strong perfume risks.
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Raymond Kahn
North East Street
George Mayer
Indianapolis
Casper Krum
Raymond Sherman
Bloomington
Indiana University
Elmer Sulzer
Fred Setrt
Pete Wolf
Mary Bondarant
Dora Holwager
Madison
Frieda Schelke
Mildred Tibbets
Waynetown
Ind
Verdell Conk
Stephen A. Cook
Chauncey W. Duncan
Rushville
Sulzer & Bear
A. C. Klein
Edw. Menges
George Funk
Cincinnati
George McBride
Church Street
Arthur Menne
Bertha Zimmerman
Anna Marie
Loretta Schram
Fred Kohl
James
Nicholas Schram
Survivor of five aviators in West Virginia crash
Corporal Alexander Hazelton lies in a Charleston hospital as the sole survivor of the Martin bombing plane wreck in Nicholas county. He suffers two broken legs and internal injuries and cannot recount the accident. doctors doubt full recovery. The War Department plans to order withdrawal of the 26th infantry from West Virginia to Camp Dix as civil war conditions ease and Banholtz recommends reducing forces.
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Charleston
Alexander Hazelton
Martin
Nicholas County
Ife
Hazelton
Washington
West Virginia
Camp Dix
War Department
Conditions in West Virginia Troubled by War Zone Quiet
General Bandholtz reported to the War Department that conditions in the West Virginia mining area are tranquil. He forecast an early withdrawal of Federal troops from the scene as the situation stabilizes.
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Washington
West Virginia
War Department
Bandholtz
De Valera Might Accept Time Limit on Peace Points
A Dublin Castle dispatch to Irish officials suggests De Valera could accept a time limit set by Britain to take the six key points of the English peace offer. The message says such a limit would strengthen his position against Irish radicals, though British military leaders in Ireland show pessimism about Sinn Fein activity. The Republican army is drilling and well armed.
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London
Devalera
Dublin Castle
Ireland
Sinn Fein
De Valera Denounces Imperial Demands in Dublin Speech
In Dublin on Sept 6 Éamon de Valera told newspapermen that Britain's demands on Ireland lack any rightful basis. He warned that if an ultimatum is issued it should be seen as brute force, naked and unashamed, like that used against small nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
England
Ireland
Devalera
Americans Honored as ZR-2 Victims Bound for Plymouth
Impres sive tribute marked Hull England today as the bodies of Americans killed in the ZR-2 disaster were moved to a special train in Hull to Plymouth for onward transport home.
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Hull
England
Plymouth
Fatal Love Tragedy in Shelbyville House
In Shelbyville Indiana on September six a 19 year old girl, Roscoe Cross, faced a choice between two suitors, Edward Conrad and Roscoe Cross. After she chose Cross, Conrad fired three shots, wounding her fatally. Conrad surrendered three hours later. The girl had been married twice and a divorce suit from her second husband was pending.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Ora Fuller
Edward Conrad
Conrad
Roscoe Cross
Fuller
Cross
Indiana Voters Sparsely Turn Out For Constitutional Amendments
Indiana voters show light turnout on constitutional amendment ballots after eighteen months of political activity. Some expect defeats while others forecast passage of the naturalization amendment amid overall apathy.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Threat of new war looms over Central Europe
London reports the threat of another war as Hungarian irregulars invade Austria after a battle with heavy casualties. An interallied council message to Hungary is delayed at Italy’s request and may be strengthened into an ultimatum.
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London
Europe
Austria
Council of Ambassadors
Hungary
Italy
Recruiting for Regular Army Resumed Today
Recruiting for the regular army was ordered resumed today in Washington with officials announcing renewed enlistment drives. This move aims to bolster manpower for national defense as the program restarts.
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Washington
County Awards Brushy Fork Road Contract to Denny & Horton
Shelby township road project named Brushy Fork road awarded to Denny & Horton for 13229.60 dollars. The 15700 foot project comes under the three mile road law. Commissioners also accepted the Ditzler road in Hanover and Republican townships and reviewed other road matters with no action. bills are being audited this afternoon.
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Lee Road
Shelby Township
Brushy Fork
Denny & Horton
Hanover
Republican
Waterproofing Concrete With Soap and Alum Wash
A historical recipe instructs applying a first coat of hot soap wash using three quarters of a pound of castile soap per gallon of water to concrete. After 24 hours, a second lukewarm coat of alum water with one eighth pound of alum per gallon is applied. the soap fills pores and the alum hardens the soap.
Consecration of the High Altar at St Marys Church
A large crowd witnessed the consecration of the high altar at St Marys Church led by Rt Rev Bishop Joseph Chartrand of Indianapolis with sixteen priests present. The ceremony included a solemn Mass, a sermon on the Eucharist, and a grand Te Deum, followed by a formal dinner for the clergy and parish helpers.
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Joseph Chertrand
St. Mary’s Church
Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
Francis J. Kasper
Frank Vail
Cope and
Mitre
C. Zepf
F. Hillen
A. Smith
A. Schad
W. Patterson Mitre
Crozier
A. Spiegler
Gadlage
Joseph Bauer
St. Mary's
G. Smith
H. Hunger
Clement Hunger
Thurifer
F. Hilen
Jesus Christ
Earth
Christ
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Calvary
Zacheus
Bilger
Father Bilger
Altar Society
Mothers and Sisters
Prietly Sons
C. Gordon
North Madison
Mt. Vernon
Edward Bauer
St. Anns
August Sprigler
North Vernon
Philip Schneider
Greensburg
Herman Gadlage
St. Maurice
George Scheidler
St. Magdalen
Attempt to Burn Out Snake Sparks Big Loss
A six foot blacksnake hid under a stump on W H Winter's Augusta Kentucky farm. He smoked out the reptile, the fire spread to a 20 acre hay field. Fire department and nearby farmers aided, a timely shower helped stop the blaze. the snake escaped.
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W. H. Winter
Augusta
Tragic Jeffersonville Crash Claims Two Lives
A seven passenger car collided with an interurban on Spring Street Jeffersonville killing Charles Enlow 48 and Frank Dick 63. Walter Dorsey 42 injured seriously. John Lloyd and Patrick Keenan uninjured. The crash occurred in heavy rain near Eighth Ninth streets as the Dorsey party drove toward New Albany. Enlow and Dick died at St. Edwards Hospital and the bodies returned to their homes. Funeral details given for Mrs. Fannie Verry Collins with large turnout and orderly burial plans at Springdale cemetery.
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Charles E. Enlow
Frank Dick
Walter A. Dorsey
J. Ira Dorsey
Dorsey
East Court Avenue
Spring Street
Jeffersonville
Eighth
Ninth
John S. Lloyd
Patrick Keenan
New Albany
Burt
Enlow
Wallace B. Hyndman
C. Peyton
Giles Maurer
Ernest P. Buckley
Henry H. Reeder
Marshall Warble
St. Edward’s Hospital
Pnion
Fannie Verry Collins
John C. Black
Christ Church
West Second Street
S. G. Boyd
Emma Stanley
Springdale Cemetery
Messrs
Dog Eats Wire Muzzles in Fifth Avenue Court
George Lear of Brooklyn appeared in Fifth Avenue court to answer a summons for letting his dog roam unmuzzled. He joked the dog eats muzzles and even steel devices and reinforced concrete would fail. The magistrate ordered the dog muzzled or removed. Lear paid one dollar fine, recalling he expected life.
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New York
George Lear
Brooklyn
Fifth Avenue
Lear
Getsmar
Madison Jefferson Library August Circulation Figures
The Madison Jefferson County Library reports August borrowing and circulation outside Madison. Readers borrowed and circulated a notable number of books beyond city limits, reflecting lending activity and intercounty access during the month.
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Madison-Jefferson County
Madison
Judge Griffith Calls Meeting of Attorneys for October Term
Hon Francis M Griffith judge of the Jefferson Circuit Court calls a meeting of attorneys at ten oclock next Thursday in the courtroom. The purpose is to set down cases for trial at the October term which begins October 3rd. His term ends October 23rd when Edward S Roberts succeeds him and he aims to close as much business as possible before retirement.
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Francis M. Griffith
Jefferson Circuit Court
Couple Weds in Madison Home Ceremony
Miss Cordelia E Grindstaff and Mr W Crozier Torrance were married at noon yesterday by Rev H A Blake at his North Jefferson Street residence. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Charles Haungs and the groom works at Hamp ton's cracker factory. They will reside in Madison amid many well wishers.
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Cordelia E. Grindstaff
Madison Baptist Association Holds 89th Meeting
The Madison Baptist Association plans its 89th annual gathering at Dupont church Thursday and Friday this week with a pre arranged program. Dr Shulls will deliver the annual sermon. Next Sunday September 10 all local church activities resume with morning and evening services and a cordial welcome to the public.
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Madison Baptist Association
Dupont
Shulls
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T. Garrett Donlan
Jos. C. Stienhardt
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Akqneta
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Douglas
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Peter Graley
M. J. Bowman
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Mattie F. Jacobs
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