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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1919

Page

2

Henry Racing Association meets amid postponed races and weather

The fifth annual Henry Racing Association meet at the Big 4 track in Henry featured two days of brisk races after a Wednesday postponement due to rain. Heats produced fast times across classes, with the free-for-all on Friday delivering close finishes. Organizers credit local enthusiasm, note lack of facilities, and urge a permanent Racing and Fair association with a pavilion and better grounds. Officials from Princeton Sparland and Henry led the meet.

iHenry Racing Association Alex Doelzer Lester Brown Charles Motter J. R. P&skell Bud Draper C. E. Johnson Henry L. ¥. Boyle George Lippert Wilter Stoner Harry Blackburn I. M. Wrbes and Son Hunt Bros John Dauber & Son Stadel ,Bros

Grant Wright Leads New Henryite Society In New York

Letter from Grant Wright celebrates forming a Henry society in New York with plans for rooms on a high floor, recruitment of Chicago Peoria Joliet and Los Angeles members, and a wish list including president Charles Disosway and treasurer John Morgan. The missive lampoons wartime shortages, notes shipmates and a press agent, and hints at future meetings and poetry contributions.

Henry Society For New York Henry Republican Henry Fellows Peoria Los Angeles Chicago Joliet Henry Marshal County Illinois Oosworth Charles Disosway Charley John T. Morgan John Grant Wright Bill Hanna Joe Herry Harry Hamaker John Reinbeck Crow Meadow High Prairie Grant S. S. Orleans France Bill the Nutt Plymouth Coney Island Edward Gaston Lucy Page Gaston Bill Duke Jack Paskell Julius Watercott Harrison Gregory Ike Forbes Wilbur Forrest New York Tribune Phillip Gibbs Burt P. S. Morgan Burg Harry Clark 78Th Street Miss Albina‘Ksyzki Wi-17th St.s Louis Soldon Ih de Alinay

Marjorie Blackmon Weds Charles A Overall in Peoria Ceremony

Miss Marjorie Blackmon daughter of Mr and Mrs H N Blackmon married Charles A Overall of Chicago on Monday morning September 29 at Hertone Columbia Terrace Peoria. The scene featured a military themed setup with an American flag and greenery as the couple exchanged vows before Dr Caspar Wistar Hiatt. The bride wore white silk withlace and carried roses, attended by no guests, and a breakfast followed before the couple departed for a Chicago trip.

Marjorie Blackmon H. N. Blackmon Charles A. Overall Chicago Hertone Columbia Terrace Peoria Argonne Forrest Caspar Wistar Hiatt First Congregational Church Mrs. Overall

Government ownership debated at bar association

Connecticut Public Utilities Commission chairman Richard T. Higgins argued before the American Bar Association that wartime government control of utilities showed it is not a cure-all. He cited service curtailment, rate increases, deficits, strikes, and suspensions, suggesting private ownership with strong public regulation is preferable today.

Richard T. Higgins Connecticut Public Utilities Commission American Bar Association

Daylight Saving Law Repealed by Congress

Congress overruled President Wilson with a 223 to 101 vote to repeal the daylight law. The change takes effect after clocks revert to standard time at the end of October. Farmers cited fifteen arguments against the law including earlier milking and school starts while cities gain convenience at farm expense.

Congress Wilson House of Representatives Ireland

Working Man Unity Across Labor and Capital

Matthew Minis, assistant attorney general of Illinois, speaks at the Our Country: First conference in Chicago about redefining the working man. He says the nation errantly splits labor and employer and urges all workers and professionals to unite to solve current economic troubles.

Matthew Minis Illinois Chicago Andy

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