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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1909

Page

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Divorce Case Exposes Alleged Baby Substitution Plot

The Terre Haute Star reports Charles A Leucht seeks a retrial in a Clark County divorce case after claims that his wife Mella M Leucht bore and burned a baby to influence the property split. Affidavits allege she concealed a birth, lied about delivery, and that the child was not hers.

Mella M Leucht Charles A .Leucht Charles A. Leucht Terre Haute Clark County Percy Haslett Marshall Leuchiston Leucht Mary Mace

Indian Ball Players Coming to Oxford Friday Aug 27

The Oxford Indian ball team will play the Marshall club on Friday August 27. The club includes six white players and ten Indians from Sioux Cherokee Winnebago and Arapaho tribes. Last season they faced top Colorado Wyoming Utah South Dakota Kansas and Nebraska teams, defeating 98 of them. This year they have played 105 games and lost 12. They wear Indian costumes and war paint and signal in the Indian language and signs.

Oxford Marshall Club West Sivo Winnebago Arapahoe Colorado Wyoming Utah South Dakota Kansas Newbraska

Lucky Casey Girl Wins 160 Acres in Land Draw

Miss Stella Berkley of Casey is selected in the Coeur d'Alene district public land drawing. Her number 2020 was drawn on the second day, claiming 160 acres in the lottery.

Stella Berkley Casey Coeur d’Alene

Scholfield Sues to Recount Ballots in Edgar County Election

Scholfield files answer in Paris circuit court denying petition for a recount of the June judicial election votes. Marshall contests, seeking venue change or dismissal. trial set for September. Allegations include 400 Charleston township ballots counted for Marshall, 100 allegedly illegal ballots, tampering with Coles county returns, 200 Paris ballots miscounted, and Danville soldiers home votes deemed illegal.

W. B Scholfield Paris John H Marshall Marshall Philbrick Edgar Cocurt Clark County Scholfield Charleston Township Coles County Danville

No Line to Westfield Push Sees Charleston Paris Route Favored

President Sampsell of Mattoon's railway company visited Westfield last week and said the town's only hope for an electric railway lies in a Charleston to Paris line with a branch from Ashmore to Westfield. The Charleston to Westfield plan was deemed impracticable by Sampsell and an interurban expert due to rough terrain and difficult terrain through eastern Illinois. The Westfield and Charleston advocates were told the Charleston to Paris line would be built in the not distant future, enabling a later Ashmore to Westfield link with minimal expense.

Sampsell Mattoon City Railway Company Westfield Charleston Paris Ashmore Paris Herald Sampsel Illinois Sampson

Taft Urges Census Regulations Guard Elections

President Taft writes to the census superintendent urging strict rules for census takers and supervisors to prevent political use. He warns any involvement in party or candidate activity beyond voting is forbidden and must be enforced.

Taft Oty

Oil Wildcat Drilling Moves In Marion County

In Marion county Sandoval Centralia field three drifts show high activity as oil men rush in after a wildcat well claimed 100 barrels daily. A second well failed to produce. thirty test wells are under way with one expected major strike. Total state drilling 30 wells producing 6 450 barrels. Six 250 barrel tanks burned at Gillespie farm crushing losses for Ohio Oil Co.

Iiii- Noig Diggin Sandoval-Centralia Marion County Crawford Lawrence Clark Coles Cumberland Jersey Madison Bond

Monument Planned For Crogan Pontiac Treaty Site

A Palermo visit by D J Richardson to discuss a commemorative monument marking the 1765 treaty between Col George Crogan and an Indian chief at Richardson farm, with a bronze tablet funded by Richardson and nearby schools, to be unveiled by October. The piece notes a later 1779 Spanish war context and a disputed Illinois conquest claim.

Palermo D. J Richardson Lidell Bank George Crogan Pontiac Paris Richardson Robinson and Moore Illinois Spain Great Britain Mississippi Ohio St Louis Prairies Fort St Joseph Michigan Danville

West Union News Roundup of Visits and Incidents

Local notices recount visits by Mrs Howard Martin in Marshall and Mrs Wes Ballard in Martinsville. Family travels include Pearl Barnes from Terre Haute, and Gladys Hedrick visiting friends from Casey. George Burnham’s body returns to be buried in Beulah Cemetery. John Willard dies from accidental morphine poisoning in York.

Mattie Dunham Alma Couchman Niagara Falls Frank Cline West Union Mount Carmel Chadwicks George Burnham Beulah Odd Fellows John Willard Cyprian Hannah Willard 62Nd Ilinois Volunteer Infantry Mary Beeman Missouri York Edward Adams Walte Prust

Let Your Wife Close the Windows Rainstorm Accident

Report describes a rainy night when C. E. Williams stepped on a wall closing a window and received a painful foot wound that required crutches. John Mitchell also awoke to close a window and cut his right hand on a pane, suffering significant injury.

Williams John Mitchell

Real Estate Transfers Listing

Real estate transfers show Martha L Graham to Bertha L Graham in Westfield block 18 for $1. James A Richart to Jennie Taggart lot 32 Richart Place Martinsville $135. George Kreamer to Mary A Sims part of block 36 West Elizabeth Archer’s First Addition Marshall $710. R H Bradley to Frank M Iroisman part of Archer's First Addition Marshall $400. Byford Williams to WSS Dufford lot 18 Peters Addition Casey $1300. WS Dufford to Lena Dufford same address $1600.

Martha L Graham Bertha L Graham Orig Westfield James A Richart Jennie Taggart Richart Place Martinsville George Kreamer Mary A Sims EB Archer Ist Marshall H_ Bradley Frank M _ Irosman Archer Byford Williams Wss. Dufford Peters Ad Casey WS. Dufford Lena Dufford

Coal Buyer Urged to See W A Williams for Best Grades

Prompt buyers are advised to consult W A Williams before purchasing coal. He handles top coal grades and offers consistently fair prices.

W A Williams

Marriage Licenses Joined In Ohio Areas

Sherman J Cowell 21 of Toledo and Al Mary A Schatz 19 of Westfield listed for license. David A Quick 21 and Robinson Gipsie L Saxon 24 both of Robinson noted with Charlie Shrider 22 of Lima and Frances Ellen Green 16 of Parker as applicants.

Sherman J Cowell Toledo Mary A. Schatz Westfield David A Quick Robinson Gipsie L. Saxon Robinson Charlie Shrider Lima Ohio Frances Ellen Green Parker To

Standard Leasing Sparks Oil Interest in Terre Haute

The Tribune reports Standard Oil has leased the old Indiana Distillery property in Terre Haute where a well was drilled in the early oil excitement. It is expected that activity will begin soon with “something doing” on the site.

Terre Haute Tribune Standard Oil Company Indiana Distillery

Slippery chicken thief nabbed after pantry break in

A stranger offered chickens worth ten dollars at the Marshall pantry house yesterday morning arousing suspicion. He fled from the courthouse toilet room, leaped out a window, and a police chase followed. Deputies chased him near the Catholic church, catching Nath Wits Riles Tobin who claimed he was treasurer. A judge released him after $2710 cash bail was posted. two accomplices remain at large on $400 bail. Officers held 28 chickens awaiting a claimant.

Marshall Pantry Court House Gallath Cathole Aeeia Arres Nath Tobin Davison Jasper County Tolin

Henry H Arnold longtime Franklin resident dies at 83

Henry H Arnold a former Clark County resident died at his home in Franklin Texas after months of kidney trouble. Born January 15 1865 in Harrison County Indiana he moved to Texas in 1890 and taught in Robertson County before opening a jewelry shop in Franklin twelve years ago He was chancellor commander of the Knights of Pythias in Franklin and a longtime Christian Church member Funeral services were led by the Knights of Pythias with local business houses closing for the hour of his funeral He leaves a wife and one daughter and was praised in the Central Texan for honesty and fair dealing.

Henry H Arnold Clark County Franklin Texas Harrison County Ind Robertson County Knights of Pythias Lodge of Christian Church Knights of Pythias Central Texan

Paris Beacon: Ventura man discovers land value near town

Wm McGuire of Ventura California arrived at Metcalf to spend a few days. He owns a land parcel north of town deeded by his mother years ago. He only learned its value seven years ago. Once virgin soil the farm was pasture long used by Wm Jones, deceased, who paid $300 per acre for 640 acres. The land now stands worth between 100000 and 125000 dollars.

Paris Beacon Wm McGuire Ventura Calif Metcalf Mr McGuire Wm Jones

To Texas by Wagon Novel Overland Trip From Anderson

Ellsworth Lowry and Robert Wright of Anderson township started last Wednesday for Texas driving the distance in a buggy. Lowry has taught in several county schools and will chair English next year at the Austin Academy. They pursue the overland trip for novelty and experience.

Ellsworth Lowry Robert Wright Anderson Township Texas Lowry Austin, Tex

Rural school socializes farm life and progress

A rural education reform urges transforming the isolated country school into a social center for community life. Magnolia township in Putnam County merged districts, built a modern $16 000 facility with four grades and high school, and uses teachers as community leaders to foster rural development through lectures, clubs, and agricultural ties.

Foto Agricultural and General Press Magnolia Township Putnam County College of Agriculture Thut

Death of Mrs Mary Ellis Baird Near Paris

Mrs Mary Ellis Baird wife of Jon Baird died at the family residence six miles north of Paris at 10 o clock Wednesday morning after a weeklong illness of appendicitis aged 42. Funeral from Pine Grove church at 10 Friday morning conducted by Rev Mr Norfleet with burial at Edson gar cemetery. She was born January 22, 1867 in the county and leaves surviving husband and family members.

Mary Ellis Baird Jon Baird Paris Pine Grove Eridaystys Norfleet Edsogar Baird Mary Ellis Lyi Dnt & County

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