Committees of Madison County Supervisors Named Today
Three new committees announced by Chairman Bay Coppinger cover roads taxes and legislation. Members include Judiciary Win Perri smith and others as listed, with meetings planned for the first regular board session next week.
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Hiness
Coppinger
Madison County Board of Supervisors
3ay Coppinger
Atton
Cleitman Coppiner
Mollowine
eels
Win
Iiresen
Perrismith
Mortoniem
Chis Yancey
Joe Dimone
Mingnee
Gus Hidler
Chaos
Mary
PLoS. Mountsomers
David
Coppinwens Court
Bo Wea beath
rank Klein
Jon Wiennecke
Johnny
Chambers
dale Mires
Watster Vashon
Conrad Melted
siary TV
dlerngeting
Tharry Beek
drank ileto
Nmaedreyw Weder
Wer PD
Strobls
Preingines
Kery Kimbertin
County Home des
athivadle
Wea
resen
Ate
Gatimer
Valine
Pauper 1
Chiatt
Wan
dohterv
Conrad Wlelitet
The Moyer
Osborn
Chas, Yaucoy
Cas Haller
Taaitt
Wy Ken
Mrs Eardley Laid To Rest In New Douglas
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Eardley of New Douglas, who died Friday May 6, were well attended. The service was led by MS W. Smith of Greenville and interment was at New Douglas. Pallbearers included Willard Mardly, Vernon Bartels, Chiles Mink, Dewey Juertis, Otto Bartels, and Von Saye. Born May 30 1862 in Bedford Indiana, she died at 78 years, 11 months, 3 days. She married George Mardhey in 1870 and left seven children, nine grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. A Plymouth Brethren member, she was active in New Douglas.
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Mary Eardley
New Douglas
W. Smith
Greenville
wis
New Dotglag
Willard Mardly
Vernon Bartels
Chiles Mink
Dewey
Juertis
Otto Bartels
Von Sayence
Bedford
Sinclair Drugstore Headline From Capitol Jail Scene
The article chronicles Sinclaire, a former drugstore magnate and jailed figure, beginning a three month sentence for contempt of the Senate. It notes his transfer to the district jail in Columbia, his prior operations, and a perfunctory reference to associated legal cases including Pot Dome and conspiracy charges.
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davis
ordingey
Sinelale
Sluelate
megs hall
Washington
Sinchur
Comimittea
Albert Wd
Wo ia
Senate
Wath Ho
Jecor
Jov Albert B. Wall
Kinelak
district of Columbia
Revised Local League Ball Schedule Opens May 12
Edwardsville opens at Belleville as Twenty games book the season with ten contests per half. The Southwestern Hwirio ts Baseball League resumes May 12 after rainouts, with Belleville hosting Mad wardsville Regulars and Allen Blues facing Nast Alton. Schedule shows ten games per half and a split season ending July 7 and September 5, with playoffs for the championship among leading clubs.
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Southwestern
HWiriots Baseball League
Belleville Biebel Roofers
Madwardsville
Allen Bines
Nast Alton
Shiaunton Merchants
thei park
Mast St. Lous Wile Miastos
Patri vadedarte
Hoover dodges personal stance in debenture fight
Washington May 7 President Hoover declined to issue a public veto or statement on the Senate debate over the debenture plan tied to the farm program. Administration leaders fear losing ground if the issue splits the party, hoping a midwestern Republican may shift to avert embarrassment. Vote seen as close, expected late tomorrow or Wednesday.
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Washington
Hoover
claudets
Congress
Senate
Unclear fragment hints at legal matter and travel
Fragmentary text suggests a person with an attorney from Sinelair of Companies and a chauffeur with two small brick chaps. companions motored to New York and a superintendent Venk listened to Peak before proceeding to a dormitory.
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Stanford
Sinelair
Stpelaby
New York
Venk
Sluelur
Peak
New House Tariff Bill Likely Hikes Food Imports
Washington May 7 The Republican tariff bill proposes higher rates on raw and refined sugar beef pork and corn imports with minimal changes on some items. The plan would nearly double beef duties and raise sugar to 2.4 cents a pound raw Cuban sugar 2.4 cents and refined sugar 3.6 cents with various shifts on wool corn and other commodities.
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Washington
House
KIW
Philippine Islands
hill
Two Highways Undergoing Improvement Near Hillaboro Road
A conference discussed upgrades to a private roadway south of Hillaboro Road under the Union Traction System near Ed Wirdayne in Mooney Valley. Officials noted the road serves homes and remains under private agreement with McKinley interests. Rock fills, grading, and embankment cuts were planned. repairs aim to stabilize travel after decades of use and past erosion.
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Hillaboro
Unois
Edwirdayne
Mooney
Valley
McKinley Staten
Frank J. Schlemer
I. S. Roe
Alinola Commerce Commission
Charles Harniah
Stalinton
W. Terry
McKinley interests
Raalmaster
Harnish
Wang
Crocker fur
Holwardaville
Highway Commissionee
Sehlemar
WML
Mrs Demuth Lies At Point Of Death In Alton
Mrs Sophia Demuth 82 a longtime Madison County probation officer lay dying at her granddaughter’s home in Alton after a severe influenza and complications. She had worked with delinquent dependent and needy youths for over 20 years and recently returned from a St. Louis hospital.
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Sophia Demuth
Alton
MNdith Rothane
Hye
Taye
Demuth
Edwardsville
Madison county
Divorce Suit Filed in Madison County Court
Mrs Jennie Conklin of Madison filed for divorce from Thomas Conklin in a case marked with ground of desertion. The couple wed February 7 1902 and separated October 15 1926.
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Jennie Conklin
Maidison
Thomas Conklin
Conklin
Clear Skies Bring Welcome Break in Madison County Weather
A cloudless sky greeted Madison County residents as heavy clouds broke, promising sunshine today. The weather bureau forecast clear skies with possible thunder tomorrow and rain temperatures. Yesterday’s highs and lows ranged from 46 to 64 degrees.
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realdanta
Madison County
weather bureau
Senate Violates Constitution Over Oath to Shipstead
Washington May T Wile reports the Senate directed a clerk to administer Senator Henrik Shipstead of Minnesota an oath of office in Baltimore, a move seen as flouting the law that the oath be given only by the Vice President or the Senate president. The action, aimed at a key farm relief vote, underscores questions about adherence to statutory procedure and potential Supreme Court challenges.
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Washington
T. Wile
Andrew W. Mellon
Orst congress
senate
Shipstead
John C. Crockett
Baltimore
sen tors
supreme court
Wood River progresses on White Way district curb work
Work on Wood River's White Way business district proceeds with curb removal along Ferguson Avenue on the north side and along Whitelaw Avenue on both sides. The project focuses on preparing the area for development and improving street access for the new district.
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Wood River
White Way
Ferguson Avenue
Whitelaw avenue
Justice Opening Office in May Building
Justice C P Boyer was elected Justice of the Peace in the April election and opened an office today in the May Building in connection with Attorney B G Waggoner.
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C. P. Boyer
Edwardsville Mayor Implements Broad City Fleisch Plan
Charles E. Gueltig was sworn in as Edwardsville mayor and moved to drastic retrenchment by guiding an ordinance to abolish four appointive offices. The council approved the plan to reassign duties to other officials, with a special meeting called to organize the new council and confirm appointments.
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Charles E. Gueltig
Edwardsville
felung
Gueltng
Guelthe
Guellis
Nash
Smith
Gueltig Vistnijsht
spechal
Alton Plans Stricter Traffic Enforcement Policy
Mayor Dutler announces a new municipal year push for tighter traffic enforcement in Alton. The plan includes stricter parking rules, higher fines, and closer state cooperation on headlight and seatbelt regulations, with efforts to license city vehicles and add two light patrol cars for police use.
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Alton
Dutler
Praite
erosa
tattle
Hatter
Cornei Committee
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Frederick Woltman
University of Pittsburgh
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