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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1914

Page

4

Indiana Democrats cite 1913 progressive laws and support

The Madison Herald notes Indiana Democratic achievements since gaining power. It highlights the 1913 Legislature’s progressive acts such as vocational education, a Public Service commission, housing protections for the poor, and tax reforms for educational and benevolent institutions. The piece argues for continued endorsement in the November elections.

Indiana Democratic Party Allegi Thomas Jefferson Republican Party Indiana Board of State Charities General Assembly John H. Holliday Union Trust Co Indianapolis News Demarchus C. Brown Butler University Brown Hilton A. Brown Indianapolis Newa

Surprise party honors Mr Charles Imel on 25th birthday

A Fulton gathering celebrated Mr Charles Imel’s 25th birthday with his wife present. Guests included Ollie Englino Everett Norris Fred McCune Chas Lyon Mrs Theresa Henry and many others sharing games and a luncheon at the Imel home.

Charles Imel Fulton Ollie Englino Everett Norris Fred McCune Chas. Lyon Chas. Imel Theresa Henry Jesse Davis

Produce as the New Slogan for Young Men

In Edna Lerber's piece in American Magazine the character Jock laments the shift from work and wait to a single drive. He asserts modern youths must focus on producing results rather than patience or preparation.

Edna Lerber Jock

Tragic Collision In Indiana Ends Six Belch Family Lives

Train No 36 struck an automobile near Austin, Indiana, killing four instantly and fatally injuring two others who died later. Ellsworth Belch and several relatives perished, while Mrs Mary Belch and Beulah Robbins died en route to Seymour hospital. The Belch family had traveled from Dayton, Kentucky to visit relatives in Austin.

Scottaburg Ind Pennsylvania Austin Ellsworth Belch Dayton Amelia Belch Mary Belch Beulah Robbins Leona Trulock Marshal Trulock Belch John Belch Raymond Iowa Ivy Belch Marion Verna Belch Beulah Robbing Seymour George Stofer Wilbur Robertson

Indiana Democrats defend 1913 legislature record in state committee release

Indianapolis in September 1910 the Democratic State Committee argues the 68th General Assembly passed progressive laws benefiting many groups including workers farmers teachers and soldiers. They note endorsements from Republicans and a Board of Charities report praising the 1913 legislature and Governor Ralston. The committee plans to present the full record to voters in November to let them decide on continued Democratic leadership. United States has 125,000 telephone girls.

Indianapolis Ind Democratic State Committee Ralston 68Th General Assembly of Indiana Democratic Party Progressive Party of Ae Audi General Assembly Indiana Board of State Charities Board of Charities J. H. Hollieday Holliday Union Trust Company Indianapolis News Demarchus C. Brown Butler University Mr. Brown Hilton A. Brown Amos Butler State Board of Charities F. H. Gavish Mary A. Spink Fletcher Sanitarium John B. Elam Harrison James W. Fesler Republican State Committee Indiana University

President Wilson Vetoes Postal Savings Bill

President Wilson vetoed a House bill amending the postal savings measure to allow larger deposit amounts, signaling a clash over banking policy. The veto comes as lawmakers debated expanding the program's reach and limits.

Washington Wilson

Germany Proves Value of Autos in War Effort

Berlin reports extensive German use of motor vehicles for war aims. 475 ambulances arrived at Coblentz to transport wounded, while traction engines haul artillery and supplies. Horses remain in field use due to rail congestion. Public sentiment calls the war holy against Russia France and England as volunteers rise in Germany and Austria-Hungary, with munitions plants working at full capacity to meet needs.

Berlin Coblenty Germany Dietz Rhenish Prussia Russia France England Austria Hungary

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers $100 Reward

One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and the National Bank of Commerce. Cure taken internally, price 75 cents per bottle, with testimonials and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney National Bank of Commerce O. Hall

America Must Change Her Diet and Population Growth

A Professor J F Lyman of Ohio State finds diet shifts will occur with rising US population and food exports dropping. He says meat and dairy will remain, but a broader shift toward plant foods is likely as urban growth outpaces food production. Belgium exported 28 000 horses last year.

New York J. F. Lyman Ohio State University Popular Science Lyman United States China India Germany France Armsby Pennsylvania Experiment Station Belgium

Hlumphreys Homeo Medicine Co Ad in New York

An advertisement for Hlumphreys Homeo Medicine Co appears at 186 Willfan Street in New York highlighting its homeopathic products and services.

Hlumphreys Homeo, Medicine Co Willfan New York

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