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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1918

Page

4

The Marsh al Herald Classified Rates

Publisher notice lists mailing details subscription prices and terms for renewals. Classified ad rates per line and special notices like cards of thanks obituary poetry and lodge resolutions with fees. The Herald claims the largest paid circulation in Clark County.

THE Herald Clark County

The Brethren Disagree On League Of Nations Debate

The Herald reports a sharp Senate exchange over the league of nations. Senator Reed argues for U S safety through strength or allied obligation while warning against a league with power to enforce decrees on a single nation. Senator Williams counters and discusses the Monroe Doctrine and world-wide application.

League of Nations Senate Reed Missouri Williams Missisippi United States England Senator Reed Germany European Nations North Sea Great Britain Seanor Reed

Senator Seeks Voter Opinion on Arbitration Court

A Missouri senator urged putting the question of an arbitration court before voters. He argued a League of Nations court would have foreigners determine vital American interests, and warned the result would be uncertain while insisting the American people still have sense.

League of Nations America Missouri

Beatty denounces German navy and praises British rescue mission

Admiral Beatty assails German naval personnel in a scathing address aboard the Lion before its Scapa Flow escort duty. He condemns Germany’s conduct at sea as unchivalrous and calls for harsh consequences for the foe. Lloyd George warns against allowing Germans to live in Britain and seizes on postwar indemnity concepts.

David Beatty Grand Fleet Lion Scapa Flow Admiral Beatty Bluejacket Lloyd George Germany

Obituary of George R. Godden of Marshall Indiana

George Robert Godden born March 1 1883 in Clark County died November 17 1918 in the railroad yards at Terre Haute Indiana. He married Dollie Bussard in 1903 and leaves two daughters Neoma who died in 1906 and Adah Lucile with her mother mourning. He joined the Methodist church in Marshall in 1914. He leaves his wife two brothers two sisters and a step brother in France. The body was brought to Marshall and funeral services were held from Mrs Godden’s parents home with burial in Marshall Cemetery on November 20.

George Robert Godden Clark County Terre Haute Ind Dollie Bussard Neoma Adah Lucile Mr. Godden Methodist Church Marshall France

Special Notice to Subscribers to the Marshall Herald and Terre Haute Star

Beginning January 1 1919 the Terre Haute Daily Star will raise its annual price to 4 00 while the Herald Star combo remains 4 00 for one year The notice urges renewals by December dist with higher raw material costs and a shift to consumer payment for newspapers

Marshall Herald Terre Haute Star Terre Haute Daily Star Herald the Star

When the Guns Stopped in November 1918 War Ends Across Front

The article recalls the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month 1918 when Marshal Foch ordered a ceasefire. Americans fired the last shots near Sedan to the Moselle as German troops celebrated the Armistice, civilians brought food and clothing to the front, and a feeling of relief swept across the trenches from Alsace to Argonne.

Switzerland Eiffel Tower Paris Sedan Moselle Marshal Foch France Mars Marconi Earth Camfons Driver Foch Spa Grandpre Meuse Vigneulles Fox Hole Germany Sedan Way 77Th Rhine New York 15Th Alsace Thann Ralilway Colmar Poflus Montfaucon Romagne Remonville Argonne Ardennes America Stppoffs

Front reaches the end of the war the war is over

Private George W. Legion arrives at the front to learn the war has ended at 11 o clock. A British observer and American engineers on the roads mark the moment with songs of home as civilians imagine Kansas City and a newborn daughter. The November 11, 1918 milestone frames a field of relief and disappointment.

George W. Legion Kansas City France

Masonic Lodge Announces Tonight Meeting and Elections

Marshall Lodge No 138 AF and AM will hold a stated meeting at 7 30 PM inviting all Master Masons. Annual election of officers to take place. H R Bamesbarger W M F W Brosman Secy.

Marshall Lodge No A. F A. M

Estate Notices for Clark County Illinois 1919

Court notices announce probate actions in Clark County Illinois. Executors ask for final reports and discharge while creditors are urged to settle debts on estates of Robert V. Anderson Barbara Romines S J Dancey and others with dates in December 1918 and January 1919.

State of Illinois Clark County William F. Romines County Court Marshall Ilinois Leroy Romines Samuel M. Scholfield Russel Smittkamp Clark State of Illinois Margaret Smitley Charles Smitley Admr Everett Connelly Atty Emery E. Davis County of A. D Robert V. Anderson Barbara Romines Marshall, Ilinois S. J. Dancey Fred Dancey Annie McHenry Frank Dancey Harry Dancey Maud Dancey Mamie Sisson Harry Hussey Seth Hussey Nettie Pinkston Calle Cohoon Delia Kinsel Mamie Jackson Delbert Michael Clara Kerner Herby

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