Allen Seeks Republican State Central Committee Seat
Judge Lawrence T. Allen of Danville campaigns for the 18th Congressional district seat on the Republican State Central Committee. He denounces City Hall Chicago factions led by Thompson Lundin and vows to unite the party and oppose any faction that would weaken it.
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Republican State Central Committee
18Th Congressional District
Republican Party
Lawrence T. Allen
Danville
Aien
Judge Allen
Elena
State Central Committee
City Hall
Chicago
Thompson-Lundin
Small
Small-Thompson-Lundin
Bread economy and political warning in Clark County notice
Fragments discuss home baking savings from bread made with Randall and Stephenson flour and quote quotes about prosperity. The piece blends an ad urging Queen Fleur flour with a political call to vote against corruption, naming Roosevelt and Newberry, urging electorate to defeat buyable offices.
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America
Clark County
Randall & Stephenson Milling Company
Marshall
Raymond Endorsed by Prominent Oklahoma Official
A Muskogee County Republican committeeman endorses C. W. Raymond, praising his tenure as Chief Justice and his tough, fair rulings. The letter notes Raymond’s early work in the Indian Territory, appointments by McKinley and Roosevelt, and his role in restoring order from chaos. It portrays Raymond as diligent, honest, and universally admired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Seibold
Muskogee County
Muskogee
Okla
Josiah G. Williams
Watseka
Illinois
Oklahoma
Old Indian Territory
C. W. Raymond
U. S. Court of Appeals
Cers
United States Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
McKinley
Roosevelt
Young
The County Judgship and the Call for Qualified Judges
The piece argues for training and legal knowledge in judges, urges Clark county to elect lawyers, and endorses John J. Amey as a qualified candidate. It emphasizes reason as the life of the law and the need for faithful representation after election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
John
J. Amey
Real People of America Demand Clean Politics
A historical voice denounces vote buying as the worst crime against the nation. It argues any official who sells a vote loses respect, trust, and standing in the community, applies to workers and leaders alike, and erodes the fabric of democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook
Spegards
Roosevelt
Charles W. Raymond
the Real
People OF America
Demand Clean
America
Local Notables Travel and Visit Mentions
Mrs. Reese Pritchard returns home from Indianapolis after visiting her sister. Mrs. Tobin of Terre Haute visits daughter Mrs. Stella Young. Mrs. Lilly Barker returns to St. Louis. Mrs. Mary Murphy is on the sick list. Mrs. Grace Gracre visits Myles Murphy family. Katherine Gard of West Union visits Homer Orcutt and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Pritchard
Indianapolis
Tobin
Terre Haute
Stella Young
Lilly Barker
St. Louis
Mary Murphy
Grace Gracre
Myles Murphy
Katherine
William Gard
West Union
Homer Orcutt
Martinsville Notes On Visits And Local Death
Mrs Henry Marrs returns to Indianapolis after a week with her mother Mrs Emma Husted. Mr and Mrs Fred Tarman visit from Champaign for a few days. Addison Cavoll dies two miles south of town after illness. Funeral at home and burial in Ridgelawn. Miss Modena Lowery at Indianapolis for school visits. Miss Mary Burger visits Miss Wallie Hainley. Mrs Rachel Hughes and children from Staunton visit Buckle family east of town. Mr and Mrs Ross Macklin and Mr and Mrs Ed Macklin of Georgetown visit D Macklin family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Marrs
Indianapolis
Emma Husted
Fred Tarman
Champaign
George Long
Chicago
Ova Stanfield
Addison Cavoll
Here
Ridgelawn
Modena Lowery
Mary Burger
Wallie Hainley
Rachel Hughes
Staunton
Ind
Isaiah Buckle
Ross Macklin
Ed Macklin
Georgetown
D.’ A. Macklin
Westfield News Roundup: visits, events and arrivals
George Bardin of Mattoon visited his parents in Westfield Friday and Saturday as the town hosted a basketball carnival run by business leaders and students. Laura Barricklow visited her cousin in Decatur. Red Cross class at the Meth odist Sunday school was entertained at Mrs HE Rhineohl’s home. Westfield shivving association shipped its first stock load Monday. Russell Umbarger returned from California for a visit. C R Hollingsworth of Marinefield visited his in laws. Robert Entisley of Indianapolis spent Thursday and Friday with his mother. Mrs. H O Miller entertained the W A by. club guests included Mrs. Drawel, Byrd, Biceow, and Briscoe. Mr and Mrs R B Haviland and Kathorin Waviland stayed with Elm Fall acquaintances briefly after visiting TR Thanow.
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George Bardin
Mattoon
Jackson Rardin
Westfield High School
Laura Barricklow
J. W. Days
Decatur
Red Cross
Methodist Sunday School
Rhineohl
Westfield Shivving
M .B Endaley
H.O' Miller
W. A
Club
Elm Fall Awichtean
TR Thanow
War - Jentar
AL Ahaena
C. Miller
Cochonotr
Casey
California
James Graham
George Robertgon
Marshall
Marion Partlow
Vera Crane
Terre Haute
Frank Davidson
St. Mary's
Ohio
William’ Howe
Kansas
Emmett A. Dyer
Frieda
Indianapolis
Irvington School of Music
Thomas N. Wright
Martinsville
Thomas W. Gardner
Annapolis
Henry Partlow
F. EB. Ruckle
St. Louis
M. W. Ruckle
H. M. Adams
Betty
Adams
John J. Eider
Charles E. Bowles
Babe
Dungen
George BE. Tarble
Paris
Eli Williamson
Clay O. Roberts
Olney
S. A. Roberts
DeLite Hotel
Harry Farrow
Greenup
Guy Ping
Milliken University
Lillian Nash
Warner Stoltz
Tom W. Jones
Pensacola
Fla
Russell Reinoehl
St.Petersburg
Mesdames
C. W. Shimel
Richard A. Young
Wallace Young
Walter Burdick
Harry Davis
Chicago
Arthur Davis
Lena Myers
Effingham
George M. Myers
T. T. Ewing
Westfield
David S. Lee
Lada May Lee
Wiley T. Lamb
James Clark
East Abraham Street
Marjorie Phillips
East Main Street
Frank J. First
First National Bank
Glen Gardner
Robinson
Lester E. Gardner
Everett BH. Chrysler
Bruce Fitzpatrick
Ruth Carson
J. J.fellers
O. L
Cotter
Charleston
Marion’ Partlow
St. Petersburg
Lfa
Carrie Partiow
Daudter
Ten Wearing
Tenanna
Frank
Local Residents Attend Various Visits and Notices
A lengthy list of visitors and travel notes from Marshall Illinois, including Marion Partlow’s death in Florida and funeral in Illinois, Vera Crane returning from Terre Haute, Miss Lena Myers resuming work in Effingham, and multiple family visits among residents. (Names include Casey Partlow, James Graham, George Partlow, Mrs. Emmett Dyer, Frieda Dyer, Miss Lada Lee, Miss Marjorie Phillips, and others.)
West Union Passenger Returns After Illness
Mrs Wate Cariing returned Thursday from Oklahoma after a long illness with her daughter Mrs RC Tova in Terre Haute. Mrs Dillon, sister of Mrs Grover Dillon, was hospitalized Saturday for appendicitis surgery. Mr Otho Miller visited his parents and Mr and Mrs Hershel Cline and Irma Jean Cline of Brockton joined them Sunday.
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Mra
Wate Cariing
Okhtageo
Davehtar
Mra RC
Tova
Santa Garlin
Grovar Dillon
Terre Harte
Dillon
Tor
Otho” Miller
Ben Crowe
Hershel
Cline
Irma “Jean
Brocton
Ernest
Albert Cline
Cooney for Congress in the 18th District
E B Cooney asks voters to back his run for Congress on April 11 offering himself as a farmer and physician who will cut taxes and freight rates. He criticizes the Thompson Small Lund machine in state politics and urges voters to compare candidates and support him.
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18Th
Congress
Chicago
Ilinois
Thompson- Small-Lund
Small
E. B. Coonley
Sheriff John W. Lewis Announces Candidacy
John W. Lewis declares his run for sheriff subject to Republican party approval at the primary held on April 9 1922. The advertisement notes the candidacy and party process.
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John W. Lewis
Clark County
Edwards Poatey
W.O. Slusser
W. ‘Co
Slusser
Clark
Charles ‘Short
Harold A. “‘Wysong
W. K. ‘McDaniel
Stf
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Lantz
William P. Holaday i
Mr. Holaday
Holaday Publicity Committee
Raymond
Promi Ment
the County
York
W. Go Cinhen
Tree
Tamla Teal Tee
Taholan
Saalen Pallar
Benarvitta
Pomoe Mhovedes
Indiana’ Sanford
Arthur
Gorie
Sara Homes Garin
Milo ‘Prust
Waighter
Jean
Fred
Prerna
Hutson-ville
Jane
Morton
Springfeld
Priday
James “Morton
Ralston
Roscoe Launds
Ley
Ben
Rowe
Vrand
Merrick
Cox
Roscoe” Platt
Mth
Carmel
Ann’c. Platte
J. I. O'Neal
Christian Church
S. Reisner
B. 'S Snyder
Auburn
Reisner
Ray
Hutsonville
Harry Dolson
Cooney
W. Fredenberger
Treaster
Judea
tAnril
John J. Arney
Aninonmneas
Annotinga
Tamacan- Aideta
Lem H. Atkins
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