Armament Conference Opens With Calm Yet Tense Guard
President Harding outlined a plan for naval armament limits and elimination of race for ships. Delegates from nine nations, including the United States, Britain, France, and Japan, seek a peaceful formula to curb global military buildup. Contnental Hall security was heavy after threats noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harding
America
Hughes
Japan
Washington,d. C
British Empire
France
Italy
China
Belgium
Holland
Portugal
United States
Pacific Ocean
State
Charles E. Hughes
Briand
England
Ream Reams Open Chiropractor Office in Marion Iowa
Opened at 409 East Main Street Marion. Dr Dre B D Ream and Carolyn Ream, Palmer School of Chiropractic graduates from Ravenport Iowa, previously practiced in Noblesville Indiana. They chose Marion for its progressive spirit and have established their office in the A L Compton residence. The practice uses no medicines. Big hunting trip notes Cyrus Thompson and William A Tone return from the 15th hunt in New Brunswick to find deer killed by Lee and son as part of a local hunting expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Bridges
Hornbury
Andersonfferson Allen
Williamson County
Franklin County
Marion
Jackson
Gallatin
Union County
Marion County
Opportunity City
William Benson
Benson
Bethany
Willem Harris
Sarah Robertson
Wild West
John Davis
Chronicle
Chiropractice
Ream & Ream
East Main Street
Dré. B. D
Carolyn Ream
Palmer School of Chiropractice
Ravenport
Iowa
Dre. Ream
Noblesville
Ind
Tee
B. D. Ream
A. L.compton
Chiropractice Health Service
Cyrus Thompson
Harrison Machine Works
William A. Tone
Balleville
Mimnpis
New
Lee
Meeting for Near East Fund in Marion Nov 15
Dr Loyal Lincoln Wirt, former newspaper man and world traveler, will speak in Marion on Tuesday November 15. He will address high school at 10 am, then a 6 30 pm supper lunch eon with lodge church and organization representatives, followed by a 7 30 mass meeting. Wirt spoke across Europe Asia Africa Australia and Alaska and has held roles with Red Cross education and relief efforts in the Near East. He aims to mobilize county support for orphans in Armenian Syria Mesopotamia and the Russian Caucasus now in American orphanages and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal
Lincoln Wirt
Marion
Wirt
Dr. Wirt
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
Alaska
United States
Near East
Italy
France
Belgium
England
Boston Herald
Red Cross Publicity Commission
Mhy
Mesopotamia
Armenia
Syria
Ruesian Caucasus
Egypt Has Rich Shale Deposits in Illinois
Urbana reports southern Illinois contains heavy shale deposits promising a major industry. Prof. Arthur J. Hoskin of the University of Illinois notes the state has the world's largest shale reserves, with outcrops in the south suitable for extraction and potential potash content alongside possible oil. Armistice Day hunting trips depart early as geese migrate southward and licenses for Marion area hunts are in high demand. In Dome, N Y carpenters repairing a house caused a robin to nest inside a window casing eight times, prompting the owner to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ilinoia
Arthur J. Hoskin
University of Miln
Hoskin
Illinois
Marion
Johnston City
Carpentera
Dome
N. Y
Robins
Pastor Reengaged at The Rav Pastorate
The Rav pastor Jim Slick is reengaged by the Chrievien church board for the ensuing term. Fjek’s pastorate there ends as a result of the board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rav
Jim Slick
Chrievien Church
Fjek
Soldier Seeks Missing Comrade Duddy Near Marion
Shelbyville, Illinois, asks Red Cross chairman J. M. Norman to locate Duddy, a private in the Machine Gun Company of the 326th Infantry. Forrest Griffith, Duddy’s former pal, lives in Shelbyville and seeks any information on Duddy’s whereabouts. The appeal notes Duddy served in World War I era units and asks for contact details to reconnect.
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J. M. Norman
Red Cross
Shel ‘Byville
Minois
Norman
Marion
Duddy
326 Infantry
Forrest Griffith
Griffith
Shelbyville
Nanels
Married Thursday in Marion First Baptist ceremony
Guy H. Jackson and Berilie Cowsert of Marion wed at 6 30 pm Thursday at the First Baptist parsonage with Rev. A Prince officiating. Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Aaron Cowsert, groom son of Mr and Mrs Bale Jackson, a miner. They will reside in Marion. Mary Jannette Odum, year old daughter of Everett Odum, 503 West Jackson, died 1 45 am Thursday just short of her first birthday. Two sisters, Carol and Irene, mourn, services held at Adkerson Shore home church near Saline County.
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Guy H. Jackson
Berilie Cowsert
Marion
First Baptist
Prince
Aaron Cowsert
Bale Jackson
Marton
Mary Jannette Odum
Everett Odum
West Jackson
Issue Advice to Spud Shippers in Minnesota Grading Move
Special to the Republican Loader Springfield November 9 1921 Illinois agriculture warns buyers and shippers to learn new Minnesota potato grades United States No 1 No 2 Paney grade and unclassified. Invoices must declare grade and if shipment does not conform buyers may request inspection before settlement. Inspection charges start at 4 dollars per car rising with multiple lots. Superintendent Jones urges writing to Minnesota Director of Markets Hugh J Hughes for details.
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Springfield
Allinois Department of Agriculture
Division of Foods and Dairies
Minnesota
Alfred H. Jones
Sion
United States
Buiperintendens
Jones
Imnols
Hugh J. Hughes
St. Paul
Minn
Better English Week program and class party at First Methodist Church
The third Better English Week featured Prof Kennedy on the value of good English and Americanization ideas. A Sunday School class party at the Wardle home included music, readings, and a gypsy queen. An auto collision on North Market Street involved a Calverine car and a fire damaged vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Campbell
First Methodist Church
Jack Wardle
West White Street
Wardle
George Worley
Mia
William Boyd
Jennie Heyde
Wohlwend
Effie Gherring
Nebraska
Ed.Durham
Lees Orchestra
Mra
J. A. Bainbridge
G. G. Blackburn
Fd. Jeter
A. G. Kimball
Fd. Durham
Mise Cora Lewis
North Market
Calverine
Dodge
Ford
Aise
Sams Ax
Herrin War Hero Honored On Armistice Day Parade
Herrin marks Armistice Day with a parade despite blizzard winds. John H. Walker, president of the Miracle Federation of Labor, spoke warmly about veterans and postwar needs. Judge A. D. Morgan and Senator W. J. Snead also addressed disarmament and ex-soldier aid amid a large crowd at the Hippodrome theater.
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Herrin
Prairie Post
American Legion
Legion
Pers
Knights of Columbus Papis
Red Cross
Hippodrome Theatre
Marvy Yulll
Her ‘Rin
America
S. F. Spainhauer
Christian Church
Judge A. D. Morgan
Washington, D. C
Judge Morgan
Congress
W. J. Snead
Sneed
Judy Anderson
John H. Walker
Miracle Federation of Labor
Armistice Day Observed At High School
The final Better English campaign program at the high school combined with Armistice Day observance led by Rev. A. M. Laird. He cited WWI's impact on English literature and predicted future worthy works. Ray Crowell opened with poems The Name of France and Young Fellow, My Lad. Alice Grant read Flourish? by Robert W. Service. Girls' glee club provided music It is Morning and Snow Flakes to enthusiastic response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kennedy
History
Kennedy
Robert Burns
John Gore
A. M. Laird
The
Christian Church
Laird
Ray Crowell
France
Henry van Dyke
Lad
Robert W. Service
Alice Grant
Girls’ Glee Club
Studenta
Marion High to Meet Murphy in Murphysboro Saturday
Marion High School football travels to Murphysboro Saturday for a return game after last season’s 7 to 6 loss. Coach Wilmer studied Murphysboro’s tactics, praising a strong squad likely to challenge Marion as both teams seek wins heading into Thanksgiving matchup with Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Marion
Cairo
Harrisburg
Sheriff Shuttles Prisoners to Penitentiary in Chester
Sheriff Melvin Thaxton and Deputy Al Richinson transported five prisoners from Marion to Chester for term starts in the penitentiary there. Leading case was Ralph Baker, convicted of Mayo Williams’ 1913 murder, sent after a second trial. Others include Lucious Holmer Johnston Allensworth Claude Cagle convicted of burglary and larceny, and Del Sleepy Till convicted of holding up and robbing John Mourercever over a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Thaxton
al Richinson
Marion
Chester
Ralph Baker
Mayo Williams
Herrin
Lucious Holmer
Johnston Allensworth
Claude Cagle
Burelery
del “Sleepy” Till
John Mourer
Former Marion Resident Pens Oklahoma Homestead Letter
Fred A Baysinger, formerly of Marion, now farms 40 miles southwest of Oklahoma City with his brother Edd. In a letter to the Marion Leader he describes cattle and horse holdings, crop yields, today’s prices, and living conditions in Cogar, Caddo County. Baysinger recalls army service, family, and hopes to visit Marion soon.
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Freud Loy
Singer
Cogar
Caddo County
Oklahoma
Marion
Khen
Milwaukee
Sinilee
Oklahoma City
Edd
Hinto
Okla
Lfinton
Fred A, Baysinger
Peace treaties ratified by Germany and others
President Harding may issue a proclamation of peace with former central powers after the state department received word that Germany and the other nations ratified the peace treaties with the United States. The timing may depend on the return of formal ratifications and the armament conference’s significance.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
State Department
Germany
United States
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Republ
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Kentucky
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Egypt
University
Sage
Illinoia
SPUD
Prote Ey Kennedy
Dahon
American Legion Post
Trades Council
Union
H. S
Marion High Play
Murphy
Marion High Eleven
aTken
Williamton County Jail
Fred Baysinger
Allbrook Bros
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