Governor Small files petition for rehearing in Illinois case
Springfield January 2 Governor Len Small filed a petition for rehearing over the supreme court ruling on alleged moneys withheld from the state treasury The petition argues the court ignored testimony and legal presumptions of innocence and questions whether a conspiracy existed It lists fourteen distinct legal grounds for reconsideration including errors on banking deposits and disclosures and the proper use of credits in Grant Park bank.
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Springfield
Supreme Court
Len Small
Swithhold
State Treasury
Heavas
Phis
Small
Guch
Éafa
Grant Park Bank
State Treasurer's Office
Curtis
Grant Park
Pata
Grant Ark
Chicago National Bank
John R. Walsh
United States
Chicago
Boldenweck
E. C. Curtis
Grant Park Trust & Savings Bank
Four Bible Chapters Show Creation Then Rebirth
The text notes four chapters where sin is absent with two early chapters describing earth's creation and two later ones predicting a new creation. It mentions a hiatus before sin enters and a hopeful future without sin.
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Dresshay Wilson
Safest place in the world is in the church
A quotation attributed to the St. Louis Globe-Democrat asserts churches are the safest place, claiming fatalities almost never occur there. The remark frames religious spaces as uniquely secure.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Five Points Social Roundup Among Local Families
Mr. and Mrs George Morgan and others visited Mr and Mrs Lon Linton and family on Sunday afternoon. Glenn Wilhoit Kenneth Wilhoit Mildred Bell joined Ms Burkett and daughters Lillie and Mattie. Audrian Linton Lloyd Hendrix and Johnnie Hutchings family visited. Reba Faye Hutchings with Ophir Claypool family. Lester and Virgil Veach stayed with Henry Murphy near State Line Saturday night and Sunday.
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George Morgan
Henry "Morgan
Tom
Morgan
Lloyd Hendrix
Lon Linton
Glenn
Kenneth Wilhoit
Mildred Bell
Ms. Burkett
Lillie
Matie
Audrian Linton
Johnnie Hutchings
Reba Faye
Spiketown Families Celebrate New Year Festivities
SPIKETOWN Mrs W M Pennell welcomed a nine pound baby girl born December 31. Mary and Theodore Norton visited Terre Haute Wednesday. Goldie Lavellig worked for the Pennells. Mrs Wilbur Maurer and Indiana kin joined Ly man Shank and daughter for the weekend. Edna, Goldie, Lovell, Mary, and Frank Norton were present. Herman Hoenig and Ernest Bays attended a New Year party at Sam Bradley's Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Jake Clouse, Mrs Wilbur Maurer, and family joined Lyman Shank and daughter for New Year's. Esther and Mr and Mrs Melvin Norton visited Mr and Mrs Albert Buser. Frank Haenig and family spent Friday with Millie Haenig at Marshall. George Fredenberger left for Indianapolis to attend Butler College. Imogene Irwin, working in Paris, spent New Year’s with home folks. Helen Smith, and Glenn and Everett Fredenberger visited Carrie and Lester Honderich on Sunday.
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W. M. Pennell
Mary
Theodore Norton
Terre Haute
Goldie Lavellig
W. M Pennell
Wilbur Maurer
Indiana
Lyman Shank
Melvin Norton
WW M Pennell
Edna
Goldie Lovell
Theodore
Frank Norton
Herman Hoenig
Ernest Bays
Sam Bradley
Jake Clouse
Esther
Albert Buser
Frank Haenig
Millie Haenig
Marshall
George Fredenberger
Indianapolis
Butler College
Imogene Irwin
Paris
Helen Smith
Glenn
Everett Fredenberger
Carrie
Lester Honderich
First State Bank Report of Condition 1925 West Union Illinois
Official publication presents the First State Bank of West Union Illinois condition at year end 1925 with assets including loans on real estate 4566.61 and on collateral 63721.12 and 10000 government investments plus 15500 securities. total liabilities 128741.01. Cashier E Clatfelter swears to truth of the report. notary L A Shawler administers oath January 5 1926 in Clark County Illinois.
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West Union
State of Illinois
Heasa
U. S
United States
Wom Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
Persia
Unclear financial ledger note with notarized affidavit
Fragmentary monetary entries and figures appear from a 1926 document. The text notes sworn attestations by a notary public, Morris Logue as director, and signatures of Attest witnesses, with an advertisement marker.
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Wm. T. Fhollenbeck
Harry B. Dulaney la Cole
Morris Logue
Straw Vote Gathers Mood On Farm Price Fixing Policy
Washington dispatch notes Iowa farmers rally behind government price controls, while federal lawmakers oppose such fixes. McNary-Haugen bill praised by Haugen and Iowa leaders as the farm program fight moves to Congress.
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Washington
Iowa
Congress
New York City
Haugen
Hamill
Lowa Long
Patien
Dream of the Future: Atom Breakthroughs and New Byproducts
A visionary note foresees generations ahead where mastering the atom brings fame and wealth. Gold, platinum, and coal byproducts are described as simple outputs of advanced energy work and mass production.
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Tong
Bank Statement from Marshall State Bank Illinois 1926
Cashier E D Morton swears the December 31 1925 statement for Marshall State Bank shows total resources 471336.11 and liabilities 471336.11 with capital stock 60000 surplus 12000 undivided profits 6932.09 time deposits 145107.20 demand deposits 230976.82 dividends unpaid 2420 and reserve accounts 4000 verified by Clark County notary La Cole on January 6 1926.
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Gmyetence
United States
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