Tax sale notices to be mailed next week by county
Edwardsville prepares to send 400 tax sale notices by registered mail as delinquent 1928 taxes become due. Hart Herrin and staff expect a rush over ten days to two weeks with over 700 unpaid special assessments adding costs. Notices include tax sale details and a return envelope.
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Hart Herrin
Edwardsville
Chouteau, Narmeoth
Venice
Granite City
Madison
Vente
Highland auto crash claims Mrs. Viola Thomann
Mrs. Viola Thomann aged 5? of 63800 West Main, Belleville, died in Central Hospital after injuries from a ditch crash near Highland last September. Her husband John Thomann died in January from a crane fall at Granite City. She leaves four children, ages 6 to 14. Funeral set for 9 oclock Monday at St Henrys Church Beltoville.
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Viola Thomann
Main street
Belleville
Central Hospital
Washington Avenue
St. Louis
Higheland
Soldiers Finish Third Day Trek to Hamel Camp
Three companies I K and L of the Sixth Infantry completed their third day on the march to Hamel after leaving Center Grove Park at 7 am. They travel seven days to Springfield then by trucks toward St Sheridan north of Chicago. The column moves double file with two scouts ahead for traffic defense.
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U. S. Regular
Center Grove Park
Hamel
Sixth Infantry
Springfield
St. Sheridan
Chica- Ho
autelaty
Edwardaville
Hospital fund exceeds Madison County quota for St Esan beths
The $300000 building fund for St Esan beths Hospital in Granite City surpassed the $75000 public quota by about 10806 and may exceed by $25000 after final reports. Plans call for a five story 100 bed hospital on the current site with ground broken within eight weeks and completion within nine months.
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St. Esanbeth’s Hospital
Granite City
Madison County
Masonic ‘Temple
St. Hizabdeth’s Hospital
Madison and
Twenty-first streets
Niedringhaus avenue
St Louis Aldermen approve 90 day jaywalking test
St Louis officials vote a provisional 90 day rule fining jaywalkers 8 to 5 dollars as a test to cut accidents. Alderman Sam Wimner doubts pedestrian dress codes. John Neu supports the plan, citing fewer accidents.
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St. Louis
Sam Wimner
John Neu
Governor Pardons Mother in Nogansville Ind
Mrs. Mattie Payne, mother of 14, who was in the Indiana Woman's Prison for possessing eight stills, was pardoned by Governor Harry Logue late yesterday. She had faced a sentence of one to five years and was released today.
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Nogansville
Ind
Mattie Payne
Indiana Woman’s Prison
Harry Logue
Edwardsville Chamber appoints five to study improvements
Five members were named to two Edwardsville Chamber committees and three more to oversee city improvements. They will examine Grand avenue extensions, High street connections, recreation for children, and street work at West and Schwarz streets alongside Luak Cemetery plans. Clarence Rogenthal was fined for unpaid city license.
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Edwardsville
High street
Tomasele
Eberhardt place
Mombers
C. KE. Gueltig
Chamber of Commerce
Luak
S. D. Whevsler
W. W. Krumstek
A. Bothman
G. W. Buckles
WW. J. Reichard
West
Schwarz
Umits
American Legion Way
West street
H.W. Uecker
J. WH. Bilxen
BH. Klein
S. A. Bletsch
aA. D P. Harris
43 Autos Go Into Ditch At Junction
Farmers watching the Junction of Routes 112 and 160 at Liberty Prairie report a rise in accidents since the roads opened. Seven to nine injuries noted, with 48 autos said to have gone into the ditch at the Wanker Hill road connection. Drivers fail to spot the abrupt curve until too late. a night warning sign is being planned.
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trarmers
Liberty Prairie
Wanker Hill
Allen
Queenville
Division of Highways
Calf Club Seeks Young Participants at Local Creamery
Martin Jensen of Edwardsville Creamery and a calf committee member announced a calf club sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Seven or eight youths aged 10 to 20 may receive calves, with registration through the Farm Bureau, and must follow 4-H rules. Contest prizes funded by state and local groups, with Urbana College of Agriculture registration by July 1.
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Martin Jensen
Edwardsville Creamery Company
Chamber of Commerce
Farm Bureau
Jensen
calf club
U. of I. College of Agriculture
Urbana
Lance
jockey clubs
uned
Young Thorp Girl Dies in Enat St Louis Hospital
Wilma Thorp daughter of Mrs Anna Thorp of Collinsville died at St Marys Hospital in Enat St Louis at 7 16 a m born Collinsville January 28 1918 aged 1 year 4 months 17 days Appendicitis caused death Father William Thorp died of appendicitis four years ago Interment in St Johns cemetery beside her father Funeral services from the family residence in Collinsville at 2 30 oclock Tuesday She is survived only by her mother
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Wilma Thorp
Anna Thorp
Collinsville
St. Mary's Hospital
Enat St. Louis
Wiliam Thorp
St. John’s
Police Raid at Harry's Restaurant by Chief Logan
Wood River Police Chief D. L. Logan raided Harry's restaurant on Thursday evening. The man in charge attempted to throw a pitcher of evidence from a window but the chief recovered it before the evidence was destroyed. The case is expected to develop further.
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D. L. Logan
Wood Hiver
Harry's
Early Fourth of July Celebration Opens Here Today
The preliminary observance of Fourth of July opened in Edwards ville this morning with pyrotechnic displays this week and nineteen days ahead of time. Cornels of cap pistols were heard and a few children have platels but cannot buy caps yet. A few new noise makers were added this year and are said to be lawful for a safe and sane Fourth. Authorities will ban fireworks until the Fourth of July eve.
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Edwardsville
Adviser May Home After Conference
T. W. May adviser returned from the University of Illinois College of Agriculture at Urbana after attending three days of Hil nel advisery sessions. Milneis farmers heard discussions on alfalfa price, soil fertility, and increased production. Speakers focused on five stock topics or mentioned them in related talks.
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T. W. May
U. of I. College of Agriculture
Urbana
Hilnels
Milneis
Three Herring Brothers Arrested For Intoxication
Three brothers Guy Roy and Mer il Herring were arrested Thursday evening at Wood River on charge of intoxication. After confinement they became unruly and tore up mattresses in the cell. Their case will be heard next Tuesday.
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Guy
Roy
Meril Herring
Wood River
mattenson
Farm Relief Bill Signed by President Hoover
Washington June 15 President Hoover signed the 600 million farm relief bill at noon making the measure effective immediately A Federal Farm Board will be created to administer the relief program The president is expected to appoint the board next week
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Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
ning
Bond Set At 45000 For Shelton Brother In Theft Case
United States Commissioner Felsen set bond at 45000 for Carl Shelton, a Shelton gang member arrested in Detroit auto theft linked to the Brown Shoe Company heist near Troy. Renard Shelton, his stepson, faces charges. other defendants released on bond as investigators pursue the case.
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United States
VFelnon
East St. Louis
Carl Shelton
Shelton
Tinola
Detroit
Felsen
Shelon
Troy
Brown Shoe Company
Kelson
Renard Shelton
St. Clair County
Swedish aviators delayed in Reykjavik by eight days
Reykjavik Iceland June 15 Captain Albin Hrenberg and two Swedish companion aviators aiming for New York via the Arctic route will be held up eight days due to new motor troubles. Their mechanic from Junkers works, who built the Sverige craft, was expected to arrive in about what date.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Albin Hrenberg
Sweden
New York
Arctic
Junkers airplane works
Lineup Announced for League Battle Tomorrow
East Alton signs two pitchers and Staunton adds four as Edwardsville eyes a big game tomorrow afternoon at home. Manager Jenkins considers Howard Carson as starter if ready, with Nichols back to third and Duffy at short. Roster details, umpire names, and 2:50 attendance drawing noted.
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East Alton
Alton
Staunton
Edwardsville
Eaat St
Roidan
Louth
Trioja Joop
George Hartung
Fast Alton
Irwin Cardner
Granite City
J. S. Holladay
Sidney West
Kelly
Eddie
Tom Willams
Alton amorrow
Owsley
the
Blues
Roy Geltz
fleet Httle
Sherman Gilmore
Stantogion
Professor Held In Murder Case At Ohio State
Columus Ohio June 1 Dr Dane N Snook professor of veterinary medicine at Ohio State University was arrested today in the brutal slaying of Miss Thora Nix attractive medical student at the university He was taken from his home accompanied by a detective and driven to the police station in his blue coupe police say Nix body was found yesterday on a rifle range five miles northwest of the city Snook who has a bandaged hand said the injury came from a slipped wrench while fiddling with his machine He is described as a former world pistol shooting champion and a member of the 1920 Antwerp Olympic pistol team
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Freddie Wooten
Iate
Charlie Birger
Vermilion County
Danville
Frank Fordan
Caseyville avenue
Shelton
Williamson County
Marion
United States
Baker
Intler
Felsen
H. Burnet
North Eighth Street
Columus, O
Drdane N. Snook
ool
Ohio State University
pio peet
Mins Thoora Nix
Dr. Snook
Miss Nix
Snook
Antwerp
Columbia Revolver Clu
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Tri-Cities
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Granite City Coke Co
St. Louis Gas and Coke Co
Ceorge Powell
St. Josenl's Catholic Church
Sisters of Divine Providence
Louly Buenger
JAY WALKERS
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Clarence Rogenthal
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Atlantic
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Universal Aviation Corporation
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Santa Fe
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Cleveland
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Kas
Los Angeles
San Diego
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Mabel Walker Willebrandt
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Carson
Miller
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Edwuardaville
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Schmidt
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Croat
Jones
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