Len Small accountability and mixed court views dominate forum chatter
The Forum of the Press questions the Supreme Court ruling on Len Small and suggests uncertainties about his guilt or liability while noting widespread newspaper interpretation. It contrasts public mood with legal outcomes and cites Joseph Hergesheimer’s controversial marriage views as notable distractors.
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Bert Keiser
Len Small
Supreme Court of
Fari
Supreme Court
Small
McCray
Indiana
Peorla
Chicago
Dante
Albet
Staal
Pete Kedoon
Oas
Ars Miah
Anu
Republic
Hergy
Jorhat Sore Dain
West York Social Roundup Visits and Local News
West York residents hosted and visited family members across towns including Hutsonville Robinson and Terre Haute. Notables included Dr Samuel Cullop, Earl Bradbury, Mrs Ike Seymour, and Imogene Thompson who is critically ill with pneumonia. A Frank Draper sale drew a large crowd and Universalist ladies hosted lunch.
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M. S. Baker
Hutsonville
Abbe Lewis
Mollie
Edna Bagshaw
Billie
Robinson
Amanda Lindley
Samuel Cullop
Marshall
Earl Bradbury
Ike Seymour
Aurora Bradbury
Terre Haute
James Lindley
Mery Helen
Harry Green
Virgil Clements
Pekin
Clements
Imogene Thompson
Imogene
Nick Thompson
Frank Draper
Malcolm Knight
Derrick
Webb Tuttle
Emma Brosman
Martinsville
John Thomas
Rosedale Ind
Notice to Kendall in Clark County Court on Bond Forfeiture
In Circuit Court Clark County Illinois March term 1926 Hitners National Supply Company sues Wood Kendall and Estate of Wood Kendall. Unless Kendall appears March 8 1926 at Court House in the City of Mar he must post bail plead and the court may enter judgment in favor of the plaintiff and sell attached property to satisfy costs. Russell L. Riley clerk H R. Snavely attorney February 17 1926 Advertisement 8 3
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Thinois
Clark
Hitners National
Wood
Kendall
Atin Poath
Clark County
W. Kendall
Marshall
Iinois National Supply Company
Notice of Publication Chancery Edna Ingram vs Harold W Ingram
In Clark County Illinois Circuit Court case Edna Ingram versus Harold W Ingram a notice of publication is issued for non residence defendant Harold W Ingram. The bill was filed February 4 1926 and a summons returns March 8 1926. Defendants must appear March term in Marshall to plead or demur or risk decree by default. Russell L Riley Clerk. Winds February 4 1926 Wood Janney complainant s solicitor. Advertisement 6-4
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State of
Ilinois
Clark County
Circuit Court
Edna Ingram
Harold ‘Wwichivan
Harold W. Ingram
Harold W Ingram
Marshall
Russell L. Riley
Marshall Winds
Wood Janney
Local Notes and Curious Quote on Prohibition
Miss Nell Sloan of St Louis visits, then leaves for Kansas to nurse a sister post operation. Mr and Mrs J Dunlap and their son visit daughter Mrs Lawton Winters and family over the weekend. A misquoted line prompts correction about 10 000 tons of California grapes shipped here used for jelly, agents believe.
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Nell Sloan
St. Louis
Emanuel Dehi
Kansas
J. Dunlap
Robinson
Lawton Winters
California
Prohibition
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