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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1922
Page
6
The notice lists subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois and advertising rates. It specifies in line details for classified and display ads and notes publisher, editor, and business manager.
A statewide drive by the Illinois Chamber of Commerce seeks donations to expand Attorney General Brundage’s inquiry into the Herrin massacre. The appeal targets 102 local chambers and 36 000 members to raise funds for special attorneys, detectives, and grand jury preparation to indict the slayers.
County grand jury lacks sufficient strength to return indictments according to Illinois Chamber officials. They state only a short time remains and initial financial responses to the appeal will be used immediately to push forward the investigation actions.
Former United States Senator A J Hopkins, a Republican leader who helped shape the 1909 deadlock in Illinois politics leading to Lorimer’s contested election, died at his Aurora home at age 76. A longtime legislator and lawyer, Hopkins served eight terms in the House before becoming a Senator and later returned to law practice.
Miss Susan Quick born in New York in 1886 died in Marshall Saturday August 19 1922 aged 86 years. She taught school over 35 years and was a respected teacher active in church work for 45 years after joining the Christian church. Funeral services were held at the West Main street residence Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev D T Black.
William Combs named executor of the John P Heath estate requests all creditors to appear before Clark County Court at the Court House in Marshall Illinois for the October Term on the first Monday in October to present claims and to settle debts owed to the estate.
Bruce Duncan receives a summons to southern Oregon from a Ross and travels by train with Simon warning him to quit. He meets Mrs. Ross at her cabin after a long trek through the pines where the great timber and ridge slopes loom, and a mystic bond with the pines overtakes him as he nears his destination.
Bruce reaches Trail's End to find Linda at a mountain cabin. Linda reveals a troubled past in the asylum and her family's cruelty, explaining why letters never reached him. She warns of danger and hints at a shared fate as they confront the wilds and their uncertain future together.
An indictment against a former Lincoln park official alleges involvement in a bribery scheme tied to a raid of the Wayside Inn and Delis in Morton Grove. Bruchman allegedly offered to fix troubles for Krempp Sand and Hutt for 1000 dollars each, with subsequent meetings and reimbursements.
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