Henry Township Republicans nominate ticket in Henry Illinois
Henry township Republicans hold caucus at New Opera House selecting J A Williams for supervisor and a full slate led by J A Raywood and H Young for clerk and assessor. The nomination included two candidates for collector with Burt winning over Griesbach. Riverside figures A O Christern and C Chase praised as model leaders. The community celebrated the Henry City Cornet Band’s reception for J S Campbell, host to a surprise gathering. Proceeds from a Mother Goose event totaled 42 with expenses 13.10 leaving 28.00 for supplementary reading.
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Burt
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Griesback
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sensational assault case in Hennepin ends with guilty verdict
In Putnam county circuit court, the People v John Hart concluded with a guilty verdict after dramatic testimony. Witnesses including Zenor and Hart implicated Hart and others in an assault near the river scene, while defense contended confessions were coerced. The jury found Hart guilty of assault with intent to murder after a heated trial.
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Jacob East
Calvin Shields
Allen McCoy
Barnhart
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DL Travis
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Patrick Dore
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A J Spencer
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WE Eddy
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Mae Long
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Birthday party at Presbyterian church invites all
Tomorrow evening from 6 to 9 a birthday party at the Presbyterian church invites everyone. A substantial menu includes pork and beans ham pressed chicken cold slaw salads jelly fruit cakes pickles bread and butter coffee. The event promises to be a neat affair with freshly cooked food served as patrons choose.
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Mother Goose entertainment charms in heavy rain
The first and second grade program titled The Mother Goose proved a grand success despite pouring rain and muddy roads. About 70 children performed with strong acting led by Tommy Andrews and Minnie Bickerman, as fairies and Mother Goose herself, while Crayon backdrops by Miss Worley and others added color.
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Runaway Horses Crash Wreck Wagon Near Sparland
J W Waugher and wife narrowly escaped death when 12 30 whistle spooked a span of horses pulling their wagon near Sparland coal shaft. The rig wrecked, they were thrown into mud but survived with injuries. Horses fled and were recaptured. damages estimated substantial. MARU B notes and ad copy follow.
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