Marshall Wins County Tournament In Close Fights
Marshall defeats West Union 23 11 to open Clark County tournament as Martinsville tops Marshall 26 9 in grade school action. Westfield edges Casey 13 12, Martinsville beats Westfield 19 14, and Marshall eliminates Casey 21 19. Martinsville clinches title 17 12 over Marshall, drawing near 900 spectators Saturday night.
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Clark County
Marshall
West Union
Martinsville
Westfield
Casey
Fin Ach Business House
Casey Boy Killed in West Casey Bank Hold Up
Glen Bond a 24 year old pole guard died from gunfire in a bank holdup in West Casey. He was transported to Los Angeles for burial next week. He is the son of Jay Bond of West of Casey. The report notes his death occurred during the ensuing pistol fight. The Mission study date for Congregational church is set for this afternoon at 240 o'clock in the church parlors with devotions and a roll call.
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Casey
Glen Bond
Los Angeles
Cal
Bond
Hea
Jay Bond
West of Casey
Congregational Church
Expert Baker Instructs Local Baker Here Monday
A. Frankman from Fleishman Yeast Co visited Marshall on Monday to coach Dr. Johnson of the Golden Crust Bakery on improving bread. Frankman, a New York representative, tours the country teaching bakers who use Fleishman yeast.
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A. Frankman
Fleishman Yeast Co
Marshall
D R. Johnson
Golden Crust Bakery
Mr Frankman
New York
Yeast Company
Fleishman's
Paris Symphony Orchestra concert at Congregational Church
The Paris Symphony Orchestra will perform next Thursday evening under the Marshall Champ of Commerce band at the Congregational Church. The program includes overtures, waltzes, concertos, vocal and piano solos, dances, and selections from Verdi and Liszt, featuring Fern Rowley Safford and H E Davis Morris.
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Marshall Co
C. Band
Congregational
Paris
Obituaries: Joseph Mathews and Bert Robson Die
Joseph Mathews of Martinsville area dies Friday at age Ye Wax years and is buried in Marshall cemetery. He joined the Baptist Church early and died in the faith. Bert Robson of Terre Haute dies at Mrs Ed Poffinbarger’s home this city Wednesday at age ten years. Funeral held with services at the Marshall cemetery by Rev LD T Black.
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Joseph Mathews
Martinsville
Marshall Cemetery
The
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LD T Black
Las Bert Robson
Terre Haute
Ed Poffinbageroor
Marshall Tops Kansas In Home Basketball Fight
Marshall wins a hard fought home game against Kansas 29 to 22 on Tuesday night. The scoreline shows early domination by Marshall and a tight middle period with a 19 to 16 tie before Marshall finishes strong. A large crowd at the local arena supported the team as they clinched the win.
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Kansas
Marshall
McCormick Addresses Large Courtroom Audience in Indiana
Senator and Mrs Medill McCormick spoke to a full courtroom in Martinsville Indiana on Monday, with Mrs McCormick then agreeing to return for a women’s meeting. They later spoke in Paris about economic recovery under Harding and a Republican Congress, urging comparisons of wartime and postwar conditions and praising industrial resurgence while noting Budget Act–related tax and spending controls.
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Martinsville
Casey
McCormick
Kate C Young
Marshall
Paris
H R Snavely
America
Warren Harding
Vas
Bicycle theft and jail escape report in local notes
Fragmented OCR item reports a bicycle theft from Golden Crust Bakery, an escape or caper from county jail, and a police report naming R. Johnson as linked to the stolen bike. It mentions a porch or shopfront event, a Tuesday police action, and a Republican meeting notice with unclear context.
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Wallace
R. Johnson
Golden Crust
Circuit Court Opens March Tenth With Judge Brewer Presiding
Circuit court convenes March 10 with Judge Walter Brewer on the bench. Petit and grand jurors are listed below. New cases include Etta Horowitz vs John Estes and several assumpsit and foreclosure actions against various defendants.
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Circuit Court
Walter Brewer
Etta Horowitz
John H Estes
Marshall Triumph Over Kansas in Close Showdown
A muddled summary notes Marshall narrowly defeated Kansas in a tense game. The report mentions a late surge and a notable effort by Marshall, with references to pace and attempted scoring from the floor. Further details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Horticulture Specialist to Attend Clark County Orchards
A horticulture specialist will visit Clark County to assist fruit growers. The event includes demonstrations at Walter Tone’s apple orchard east of Miamisville and Golden Cunningham’s peach orchard south of Martinssville, from morning to mid afternoon. A second session at the Paris Bureau offices offers guidance on orchard care and fruit quality.
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Walter
Miamisville
Leas
Golden Cunningham
Martinssvall
Cliath
Marshall Boy in Band to Take Illinois Tour
Leoragl Mathews of the University of Illinois at Champaign joins the University Street Band for a three concert tour beginning March 3 in Centralia. The group performs March 6 in Chicago and March 7 back at the campus, with broadcasts on KYW radio.
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University of Hinois
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Phisty
Wall Cove
Centralia Oon
Chicago
Dresdenster
Radi Sfition
Rumor Alarm Shapes Texas Tax Bill Debate
A Senate appointed committee probes land fraud rumors in Texas as part of a broader national scandal. The piece discusses how unchecked rumors erode public confidence and the political climate while detailing cabinet vacancies and anticipated retirements in the Coolidge era.
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Washington
Jim
Child Dies from Lye Spill Burns
Harold Eugene Kite age 18 months, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kite, died from burns in mouth and throat after spilling lye on himself while climbing a kitchen stove. Funeral set for tomorrow afternoon at the Methodist church.
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Casey
Harold Eugene Kite
Frank Kite
Methodist Church
Marshall Debating Team Wins Both Sides of Intercity Contest
The John Scholfield Debating Team of Marshall High School won the debate at Marshall against Paris High School on the League of Nations topic. Marshall also won the Paris return debate by a two to one judges vote. The Marshall team members were Aug usta O Neal Viarys Stephenson and George Taubeneck with music by a male quartet.
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