Meeting on Marine area high school plan outlines election
Citizens at Marine School drafted a statement for eight districts voting on forming the Marine Community High School District. A special election is set for Saturday, December 7, with votes at Marine Cetger and Seibert schools.
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Pitteen
Martine
Marine School
mall
Marine Community Hit
Marine
Cetger
Seibert
bein
AC, Schmidt
Arno i Mebold
Chas
Meier
John H. Brande
Pied G. Heatley
Ira T. Mann
Henri B. Gramann
Bar Shepiud
Ken & Kolb
Henry Wright
Grove Wants
Herbert Gehrig
John Hoo Trott
Otto Oveibert
Henry Lehroann
i t. Marine
ie mu tabyas
Dairy Feeding Schools Set Across Eleven Places
Improved methods of feeding dairy cattle to balance rations and raise herd profits will be explained in a countywide series of dairy feeding schools in December. Sessions begin at 1 30 p m with more than 100 enrolled. Meetings include Matine Altabia St Jacob Edwardsville Fosterburg Harmel Highland Marytile Planotown Moo Namooki.
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barm Advicot t T. W. May
Matine
Altatabra
St. Jacob
Edwardsville
Fosterburg
Harmel
Highland
Marytile
Piaiiotown
Moo
Namooki
Kellogg Peace Pact Tested With World Opinion Mobilized
Washington reports the Kellogg pact showing practical use as Secretary Stimson calls a mobilized world opinion against Manchuria conflict. Litvinoff accuses US of unfriendly pressure while Stimson cites significant evidence that public opinion can be a live factor when signatories remind Moscow of obligations.
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Stimson
Manchuria
Maxim Litvinoff
Soviet Russia
Moscow
China
Luxinoff
United States
Orient
Litginois
Great Britain
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Alexia Rykov
Michael Kalinin
Land transfers for road changes near Leclaire
The Highway Commissioner plans to eliminate a dangerous curve on Schwarz Road east of Leclaire by exchanging 0.31 acre with Mr. Gerber and Joseph Sedelach for future road access. Similar improvements on Pony Road, Wagner Bridge, and Devil's Hole culvert work aim to boost visibility, drainage, and safety. Cinders will be hauled to maintain winter readiness. the township has about fifteen miles of cinder roads.
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Gerber
Leclaire
Schlemmer
Joseph Sedelach
Crocker farm
Wagner Bridge
new Devil's Hole
Church Road
Madison County Country Club
Commssioner Sehlamer
Venice couple killed in kitchen duel shocker
Robert Dadey a 48 year old Black man from Venice was fatally hurt and his wife Nora Dadey 45 instantly killed after a domestic duel in their kitchen last night at 10 30. Neighbors reported shots and police said the cause of the argument could not be learned.
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Robert Dadey
Venice
Nora Dadey
Catley
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Granite City
Edwardsville Man Hurt In Mine Track Accident
Clarence Byrum of Edwardsville was injured near Gillespie when two I. T. S. cars crushed him on tracks near the Little Dog mine. The brakeman was taken to Macoupin Hospital Carlinville with a shoulder injury and several broken ribs.
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Edwardsville
Clarence Byrum
Gillespie
Little Dog
Byrum
Macoupin
Carlinville
Local Man Voted Place of Honor
Washington announces that County Superintendent of Schools J B W Miller has been made an active life member of the National Education Association. Belmont Farley, assistant director for educational interpretation, announced the selection. Miller said the appointment was made some time ago. The NEA is the world s largest professional group with about 200 000 members and includes nearly all U S school superintendents. Life membership means lifelong enlistment in these services.
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Washington
J. B. W. Miller
National Educational Association of the United States
Belmont Farley
Miller
National Education Association
United States
America
JURY STILL OUT IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE
A Circuit Court jury in Alton is deadlocked over the manslaughter indictment of Helen Blau of Alton in the July 18 1929 death of Charles Golover. Jurors deliberated from 6 PM last night until 2 AM and again today, with noisy discussions noted during the lengthy session.
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Helen Blau
Alton
Charles Golover
Operation Report For Local Master In Chancery
Master in Chancery M. B. Newell of Alton and former Edwardsville resident underwent an operation at Jewish Hospital in St. Louis yesterday for appendectomy and gall bladder removal. He is reported to be resting well today.
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M. B. Newell
Alton
Edwardsville
Jewish Hospital
St. Louis
Troy High Gym Hosts Night Basketball Debut
Troy High School gym will host a first use game between Troy and Dix High School teams under J B Boswell and G H Boswell. Dix defeated Troy last year. Old McCray-Dewey Academy and portable school to be sold December 14. New building cost 70000 dollars with 12 classrooms and a combined auditorium gym.
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TROY SCHOOL
FBI
McCray-Dewey Academy
Troy High School
J. B. Boswell
G. H. Boswell
Dix
C. H. Boswell
Troy
Boswell
McManus Freed by Court Order in Rothstein Case
Judge Charles Nott Jr dismisses the murder charge against racetrack bookmaker George A. McManus. The jury, in the courtroom, acquits after deliberation, citing insufficiency of circumstantial evidence to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
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New York
Charles N. Nott Jr
George A. McManus
Arnold Rothstein
Nott
McManus
Hoover Advises Keynote Of Work For Prosperity
President Hoover addressed a conference of business leaders in the Chamber of Commerce Building near the White House. He urged that stability and prosperity rely on the good old word work and stressed government actions aim to ensure employment and curb fear of unemployment.
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Washington
Hoover
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Lafayette Square
White House
Negro Archie Barry Captured After Jail Break Attempt
Archie Barry 28, an Alton Negro and robbery suspect who escaped April 29, 1922, during transport to the County Jail, was captured by St Louis officers after a pre-dawn chase. He faces additional theft and burglary charges linked to a November 27 laundry break‑in. Barry has used aliases George Smith Lawrence Hutchison and Albert Barry and has prior term in Jefferson City and the St Louis Workhouse.
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Archie Barry
Alton
C. H. Hildreth
Chester
St. Louis
Shell O. H. Hermann
George Smith
Lawrence Hutchison
Albert Barry
Jefferson City
St Louis
Barry
Alton court
Huldreth
Thomas Waugh
Temperature rise clears heavy snow in Edwardsville
Snow from last week largely melted as temperatures rose with forecasts of full disappearance by tomorrow. Yesterday's high topped freezing, with a midday 4 degree reading this afternoon. Edwardsville streets remained slick from ice while state highways stayed in good condition. Rev. Thomas Porter of the First Baptist Church entered Missouri Baptist Sanitarium for a two week rest, with substitutes to lead the pulpit.
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Edwardsville
Thomas Porter
First Baptist Church
Missouri Baptist Sanitarium
St. Louis
Pius XI Receives Italian King and Queen in Historic Vatican Visit
Pope Pius XI welcomed King Victor Emmanuel III and Queen Elena of Italy in the Vatican marking the first sovereign visit of United Italy to the Holy See. The ceremony featured papal blessings, royal homage, Swiss guards, and a ceremonial tour ending at St. Peter's tomb.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Victor Emanuel III
Elena
Italy
Vatican
Pope Pius
papal
Mgr
Francesco orgongini-duca
Quirinal Palace
papal apartments
St. Peter's Basilica
Victor Emanuel
Cardinal Gasparri
Constantine staircase
Basilica of
St. Peter's
Merry Del Val
basilica
St. Peter
China Pass Mellonion for New War Planes
A second ship ment of three fighter planes, part of a twelve aircraft order by the Chinese Nationalist Government, sails toward China. The $1,000,000 purchase mirrors U S Marines and Navy aircraft roles, with 150 mph speed and 500 lb bomb load. Earlier, twelve similar planes aided Mexico in 12.
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New York
China
United States
Nicaragua
Long Island
Rio Grande
Confession Reported in Saint Louis Stabbing Case
In St Louis on December 6 Esther Prancis a 20 year old Black woman confessed to stabbing to death Mrs Stewart Seeley a white woman alleging self defense police announced
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St. Louis
Esther Prancis
Stewart Seeley
All Confident Campaign Nears Closure in Edwardsville
The Edwardsville Community Chest Fund aims to reach $8000 with final pledges and cash. President H. C. Armstrong expects completion within days despite bitter cold hindering canvassing. About $5800 already raised. last year’s 00 subscribers are not yet on cards this year.
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Community Chest
Edwardsville
Edwardsville National Bank & Trust Company
H. C. Armstrong
Main Street
Hullsboro Avenue
Wadaha Street
August Hagemann of Staunton Dies
August Hagemann of Staunton, aged 66, died at Alton Hospital Tuesday night after two weeks as a patient. Born in St Louis he farmed in Olive Township. Survived by wife Lena and four children Otto Sandpoint Idaho Henry Hehhhaus Staunton, Ben Kombrink Roxana, Edwin near Staunton. two grandchildren Elmer and Esther. Funeral plans not set, services likely Saturday.
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August Hagemann
Staunton
Alton Hospital
St. Louis
Olive Township
Hagemann
Lena Hagemann
Otto Hagemann
Sandpoint
Idaho
Henry Hehhhaus
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Lake county
Fla
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Morgan county
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