Queen City Steamer Breaks Shaft After Leaving Madison
The Queen City left port and broke a shaft forcing a halt on the Kentucky side opposite the marine ways. The Richard Roe assisted Louisville passengers to Madison, then retrieved the remaining riders to Louisville. The incident occurred around 4 o clock amid confusion before the crew stabilized the situation.
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Stoens
Louisville and
Cincinnati Packet Company
Queen City
Kentucky
Louisville
Tacdians Palis
Richard Roe
Thit Ev
Rickare Roe Bronevict Ie
Madison
Queen Coty
Kestuchy Suare
Opycenite
Labor unrest looms as sympathy strikes spread
Boston on September 16 reports 29,000 workers voting 10 strike in sympathy with Boston police. United He brew trades with 25,000 members voted to strike sparking ballots in 100 labor unions. Labor is split on a general walkout while Governor responds to nearly 1,000 letters. Guy Oyster denies a general strike here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United Hebrew Trades
Strke
Guy Oyster
Gompers
Two More American Aviators Missing in Mexico
Two American aviators Lieut Andrews and S Sgt Perkins are missing after a Sunday flight. Authorities fear a crash in a storm or capture by bandits. The report details ongoing search efforts and mentions other local events including a church delegate election and the launch of a new Madisonian newspaper by Madison High School students.
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San Antonio
Lieut. Andrews
Som. Perkins
Tts
Madison
Madisonian
Messrs
Elmer G. Sulzer
Redford B. Dorsey
Herald
Deadly Texas Storm Leaves Countless Fatalities
Reports from San Antonio and surrounding areas indicate the storm and its tidal surge caused extensive destruction. Official counts are incomplete, with estimates of 25 bodies at Corpus Christi and scattered deaths elsewhere. Aransas Pass destroyed and Portland reef reportedly yielding dozens more. Relief trains depart with medical aid, tents, blankets, and rations for survivors as thousands are reported homeless and painfully affected. mourners and local officials recount tragedy across Robstown and Portland while a separate Indiana obituary notes a local resident’s death.
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Corpus Christi
Aransas Pass
Portland
San Antonio
Scoro Army
Corpus Christie
Dickman
South Western Department
Robstown
National Guard unit proposed for Madison
In correspondence with Adjutant General Harry B. Smith, Madison seeks to organize a National Guard company. Smith endorses the plan and urges Madison representation in the state’s new National Guard doctrine. Enrollment open at the armory Tuesday evenings or Marks & Benson’s. The proposed infantry company lists 9 sergeants and 56 privates among other rated roles.
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Adjt
Harry B. Smith
Madison
Smith
Midison
Eyrae
Aadoarna
St Shane
Ghove
Harry Bo Snath
Marks & Benson's
Infantry Co
F. J. Pritchard
Yesterday's Baseball Results and Local Travel Notes
A fragment lists yesterday's National League results and various local travel notices. Individuals including Miss Mame Pitcher and Mrs. Louis Perry are recorded as train passengers returning from Indianapolis, with other names and destinations such as Boulder Colorado and South Dakota noted among the morning departures and visits.
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D. C. Bear
Riverside
California
Madison
J. W. Piercy
Bloomington
Anna L. Hawkes
Dayton, C
G. S. Cottman
Lanier
Nicholas Schram
Loretta
Racine
Wis
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Indianapolis
Mame Pitcher
Indianapoli
Louis Perry
Iam
Joseph Rusk
George Kessler
Ryker's Ridge
Cincinnati
Messrs
W. M. Snyder
Howard W. Powell
North Vernon
Hail Formation and Local Notices Mixed in Fragment
A garbled article explains hail formation with wind and water, then lists items: 8300 automobiles stolen monthly in New York, followed by short local notices about departures, licenses, and probate actions in Kentucky communities with names and places.
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New York City
Walter Caplinger
Winchester, Ky
T. Sanders Orr
Rioting at Von Starch Colliery Injures Five in Pa
In Scranton Pennsylvania on September 16 five workers were injured at the Von Starch Colliery of the Delaware Hudson Coal Company as Bolsheviks from the United Mine Workers clashed with other miners to halt work. Police intervened and five men were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
von Starch
Delaware « Hudson Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Sherman Senator from Illinois Attacks President in Senate Debate
In Washington on September 16, Senator Sherman Republican Illinois accused the President of treating dissent as cowardly and called the executive a monarch of quitters. He warned against crusading abroad and failing to protect the country while denouncing critics as time servers and hypocrites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sherman
Illinois
Senate
Guard
Angels of Mankind
Hitchcock
League
Grate Fire Teaches Lesson From Open Hearth Tale
A dramatic open hearth scene warns readers about dangers of improper fuel in a bleak winter evening. The piece contrasts comfort and risk while outlining how fuels and feeding habits affect flame and safety, ending with a moral about proper care of the fire.
Metal bed designs lag behind changing interior styles
Interior decor trends push toward coordinated schemes, while metal bed designs have not kept pace. Designers call for bolder finishes and versatile forms to match modern rooms and evolving furniture sets.
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Stirver
Quen City
A Merk
Harper’ Drug
Steve Dey
Dee Bos
Adios
Dvan
Phillips
Foster - Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Adv
Hl. M. Oak
Manville
Frank
Walter
Mexico
Logland
Popeka
Kansas
Trinity Church
Fred Schneider
Hearlz
Texas
John Eitel
Res.dent
Seliatepsis
Jobie Atel
Eitel
Springdale Cemetery
William J. Kasberg
New Albany
Clerk Pinnatt
Edward Tabler
Willa Breedon
Henry County
Rev. B. Arends
Jack Sampson
Kent
Ind
Ruby Dean
Jefferson County
Jeffersonville
National Guard
National League
Robert Williams
Boulder
Colrado
University of Colorado
Abraham L. Vanosdol
A. D. Vanosdol
Jefferson Street
South Dakota
Vanosdol
Cincinnat
New York
Mt Louis
Mattsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Loledo
Kansas City
Chiaats
ABS
Ruston
Peae St. Lows
Phiadeloma
Pet
Washington HO
Philadelphia Ore
American Association
L Pet
Wesw
Eee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo Rra
Milwaukee Deere We
Dee Heab
Aston
Isco
Cote Suds
Virgil T. Bayne
Milton
Cleveland
Ohio
William Lane
Trimble County
Mary Gaylord
C. F. Gerdes
Charles Geisler
Wirt
Walter Day
W. W. Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Brownstown
Robert Kinsey
North Madison
Louwillie Kessler
Ryker’s Ridge
Broadhaven
Miss
Whitworth College
Anna W. Ford
Elisha W. Hughes
Edward M. Prenatt
Jefferson Circuit Court
Innie Hughes
W. O. Ford
Pennsylvania
Bolshevik Element
President Wilson
Persia
Tite
Fedonguin
Aliwoukee Journal
Simmons
Hd. Meyer
C. A. Stanton's
THE
Shoeists
Cook's Ginger Ale
F. W. Pfortner
Pearl Packing Co
BULLS
Helen Hughes
Welch, Va
E. W. Hughes
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