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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1918
Page
2
What or Who is Wrong in Wartime Aircraft Delays
The author argues the United States must reflect on failures of aircraft production as it prepares for the future. Critics allege American plans misled the public about military airpower, claiming scarce battleplanes, oiling troubles, and frequent design changes causing chaos and limited factory output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ows
Baker
America
Aircraft Production Board
War aviation program woes questioned in Senate hearing
Senators pressed for truth on the air plane program amid claims of no combat planes in Europe and a broken delivery schedule. Testimony cited a target of 12 000 combat planes by July and questioned how many were actually designed and deliverable by the promised date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. Howe Annoynes
Pires
Senate
McCumber
Europe
Air
France
Johnson
California
New
Lenroot Fires Back at Wilson In Wisconsin Senate Fight
Congressman Lenroot, Republican hopeful for the Wisconsin Senate, rebuts Vice President Marshall and Democratic attacks accusing Republicans of disloyalty. He cites President Wilson statements to counter claims and defend GOP positions on war and neutrality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Wisconsin
Lenroot
Wilson
Germany
Walson
Senator from Indiana Deplores German Air Attacks
The text notes testimony before a military committee describing German planes flying over troops in trenches and forcing American soldiers to shoot with revolvers. A call is made for "pitiless publicity" to correct the outrage against Allied youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Military Committee
New
Johnson
Aldericean
Mountains of Oil Shale Sparks Energy Debate in West
Article reports vast oil shale deposits in Colorado and Utah with potential billions of barrels of oil and by products like ammonia. It cites U S Geological Survey figures and notes surface shales, profitable Scotland analogies, and implications for industry while intermixing a humorous tale about Prohibition era liquor in Fulton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Dean E Winchester
United States Geological Survey
Utah
Rockies
Nedrobe
Fis
Erade
United States
Scotland
Winchester
Pershing Announces Full American Troop Integration in France
Paris dispatch notes the United States, after Pershing request, will fight alongside British and French forces. American units march through mud and rain, trucks carry troops with flags, as the Stars and Stripes rises with allied banners in Picardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Pershing
Foch
Associated Press
Paris
United States
Plains
Picardy
John Barleycorn In Coffin At West Virginia Funeral
A comedic tale notes John Barleycorn’s funeral in West Virginia. Prohibition officers reportedly let their hair down as a procession passed by. A Fulton Virginia groom hopeful was in the vicinity of Wheeling during this odd event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
John McGrane
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Wheeling
McGrane
Prohibition
Bridgeport
John Barleycorn
West Virginia
Www
Paris Man Gilbert Ledsinger Whipped After Espionage Claim
Luckin Texas dispatch reports on March 26 angry citizens publicly whipped Gilbert Ledsinger accused of unpatriotic utterances. He was arrested for espionage. sheriff seized documents including maps and blueprints as proof of the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Ledsinger
Department of Justice
Paris
Luckin
Texas
Ledsinger
Paris News
Army curbs shipments to troops in France by request rule
Maj Gen March acting chief of staff ordered that any articles sent to troops in France require an approved request from the soldier. The policy aims to conserve transportation space on ships and congested French railways, with post offices and express firms refusing unrequested packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Gen March
Post Office
Atlantic
Fire at Oblong destroys garage and cars
A Tuesday blaze at the Newlin garage in Oblong consumed the garage and eleven cars plus tires and tools. It also damaged a nearby barn and the Colonial Hotel roof, likely starting from a short circuit in the battery charging room wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlin
Oblong
Notice to Contractors for Livingston Church Work
Bids due Saturday April 13 1918 at 2pm for building a church at Livingston Plans and specifications available at the offices of Jay Swern Marshall and Everett Black Livingston Grant Crumlin Joe Hutchinson Committee Administratrix. Sale of real estate under court order of Clark County Illinois. Saloma Lilley Administratrix to sell Lot 12 and east half of Lot 13 Stephen Archer addition Marshall Illinois May 3 1918 terms cash mortgage of 60000 subject to Will Drake tenant. Publication notice in chancery Fred Cormican vs Flossa Cormican nonresident defendant summoned to July next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Jay Swern
Marshall
Everett Black
Clark County
Ilinois
Saloma Lilley
Peter Cc Liley
Towit
Stephen Archer
Illinois
Recorder’s Office
Will Drake
State of Illinois
Fred Cormican
Flossa Cormican
Circuit Court
Graham & Snavely
Compt
Probate and land sale notices from Clark County Illinois 1918
Court notices announce probate hearing for the will of Franklin Pierce Kackley to be held May 6 1918 in Marshall Illinois. A public auction of Clark County real estate located in the southeast quarter of Section 1 Township 11 North Range 13 West is set for April 13 1918 at the Marshall courthouse with sale terms cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Clark County
Olle Kackley
Stella Kackley
Franklin Pierce Kackley
Marshall
Ill
B.D Morton
Graham & Snavely
Attys
Clark
Illinois
Elleven
A. D
H. M Janney
Everett Connelly
Master In Chancery's Sale in Clark County Illinois
Public notice of two partition sales in Clark County Illinois. Special Master in Chancery H R Snavely will sell at 2 PM on April 20 1918 at the east door of the Marshall Illinois property described as part of Dulaney's Addition lot 33 excluding 66 feet east side. Cash paid day of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Clark County
Circuit Court
Earl M. Perdue
Arlie J. Perdue
H. R. Snavely
Marshall
Clark
Illinois
Dulaney
Ilinois
A. D
EL BR. Snavely
Clark Co
Everett Connelly
W. W. Miller
George A. Miller
H M Jaaney
Marshall Illinois partition sale and estate administration notices
Public notice announces a March 14 1918 partition sale of Lots 1 and 2 in Block 49 in Marshall Illinois and the surrounding 2 acre tract, with cash terms and March 16 1918 sale date. It also states that Rebecca Rébece is appointed administrator of the estate of S B Robson, with May court appearance for claims and debt settlement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Scott
Mars Hall
THE
Herald
Mr. Joingon
Zernntor
Mr. Mew
Just General Assembly
Town
Seine
J. Barleycorn
Hun
Grant Crumlin
Joe Hutchinson
Administratrix
Peter C Lilley
Chancery
Jere
Bradley & Vrooman
Ole
Master In Chancery’s Safe
W J Goodrich
B. G. Chandos
M Janney
William B. Archer
Marshall and Charleston Road
H. M. Janney
Tilios Everett Connelly
S. B. Robson
S. EB. Robson Jate
Staite
L.S. Rébece
Atty
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