Coolidge Pushes Tax Revision Ahead Of Congress
President Coolidge presses for fundamental tax reform opposed to amendments aimed at patching the Mellon plan. Congress delays tax revision and soldiers bonus talk as committees lag and partisan fights grow. Senate and House calendars show little urgent action while Lafollette allies push for railroad related measures.
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William L Daley
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Congress
Coolidge
Colin Hdgers
Mellon
Lafollette
House Committee On Ways and Means
Bie
Iit
Senate
House
Foreign ‘Relations
House Committee On Appropriations
LaFollete
Benate
Chaftrman Winslow
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Goolidge
JaFollette Group
Winslow
Couttage
Senior Class Carnival At Marshall Township High School
The Marshall Township High School senior class plans a carnival in the new gymnasium and halls on Saturday evening January 9. Proceeds fund the yearbook, which the seniors are editing. The event will feature side shows, hot dogs, candy, popcorn, and a wide array of carnival stands.
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Marshall Township
New Gymnasium Opens With Paris Game
The new gymnasium opens tonight with a game against Paris. May or McCauley starts the pall to dedicate the annex. The Marshall band provides music. South side reserved for local rooters, north side for Paris rooters. Marshall team has trained hard to win.
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Paris
McCauley
Marshall Band
Rooters
Marshall
Wallace Appointed Extra Night Policeman in Clark County
Joe Wallace formerly Clark County sheriff is named extra night policeman after Monday city council meeting to provide three months of added protection. Millard Hedrick remains the other night officer. The meeting also considered Lloyd Pulver’s bid to buy the triangular lot between the National Dixie Hotel and the Paul Kuhn elevator on East Main Street with construction plans presented.
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Joe Wallace
Clark County
Millard Hedrick
Lloyd Pulver
National Dixie Hotel
Paul Kuhn
Hast Main St
Pulver
New Automobile Painting Shop Opens on East Main
Paul Clatfelter opens a new automobile paint and finishing shop on East Main between the Marshall Battery Co and Lloyd Pulver's garage. The shop will use the Valspar system and products with equipment to refinish and repair cars and a dust proof drying room for painted cars to dry.
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Paul Clatfelter
Marshall Battery Co
Lloyd Pulver
East Main Street
Senate confirms John W. Lewis as postmaster
The executive nomination of John W. Lewis as postmaster was confirmed by the Senate on Monday of this week.
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John W. ‘Lewis
Senate
Marshall Boy Detained In Paris Mistaken Identity
Ralph Taubeneck, Marshall native, was seized by Paris Sheriff Sizemore as a suspected City Drug Store robber. The arrest followed a mistaken sighting of a man leaving a Cadillac, as Taubeneck had come to meet his brother at the train. The during-visit confusion led to a local misidentification and release once the error was realized.
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Ralph Taubeneck
O. O. Taubeneck
Paris
Mr. Taubeneck
Marshall
Ralph
Freight Cars Derail Near Ernst on Big Four Railway
Saturday morning seven freight cars derailed near Ernst on the Big Four line. The oil cars carried crude from Illinois fields and a broken rail caused the crash. The sixth car jumped the track while others followed. crew faced intense cold and frostbite while clearing debris.
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Ernst
Big Four
Ilinois
Woman Injures Shoulder After Stair Fall At Home
Mrs. Al Fawley sustained severe bruises and cuts when she fell from the top of the stairs at her residence south of town on Wednesday. The physician reports no broken bones but says she wrenched her shoulder and injured her side in the fall.
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al Fawley
Fifty Dollars Prize For Clark County Duroc Litter
Claude Brosman received a fifty dollar premium from the National Duroc Jersey Association for producing the heaviest duroc litter in Clark County. His litter weighed over a ton when the pigs reached 180 days. The pigs also earned money on the market. The association will hold another contest in 1924.
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Claude Brosman
National Duroc Jersey Association
Clark County
Cold snap hits Clark County with record lows
Report from Marshall shows 13 degrees below zero at sunrise on Saturday with some thermometers reaching 22 below. Residents faced frozen pipes and heating difficulties while business slowed as cars struggled in the cold. The piece references historic lows from January dates dating back to 1873.
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Marshall
Indianapolis Weather Bureau
Market Radio Reports For Marshall Farmers
Indianapolis Chicago and St Louis market reports will be broadcast five mornings a week to aid local farmers near Marshall. The Marshall high school agri cultural class under Joe Connelly will plan and run the program. Reports arrive via school radio about 10 30 each day and are posted on a bulletin board built by the manual training class. Farmers may call to receive the reports each morning. Included items are hogs cattle sheep poultry grain and hay.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
St. Louis
Marshall
Marshall High School
Joe Connelly
Edgar County Sheriff on Wrong Trail Last Evening
Marshall officials were alerted by Sheriff Sizemore of Paris that a Ford coupe struck a car along the road between here and Paris and went into a ditch but was later pulled out. The pursued coupe with two flat tires headed toward Marshall, and despite waiting at the highway crossing by the National Dixie Hotel, Sheriff Sizemore said he had not seen the vehicle further. The coupe had disappeared and was not located as yet.
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Marshall
Livingston General Store Robbed and Battered Monday
The Livingston general store owned by Zane Arbuckle was broken into Monday night. Several bicycle tires were stolen and the cash register was battered, with a small amount of cash taken.
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Livingston
Zane Arbuckle
Record Fish Planting in National Park Waters
The Department of the Interior reports a record-breaking fish planting program this fall. Species released include black spotted trout rainbow trout eastern brook trout and salmon in National Park waters.
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National Park
Department of the Interior
Farm Equipment Output Drops 36 Percent in 1922
Census figures show a 36.1 percent decrease in farm equipment manufactured in 1922 versus 1921. The article notes the drop in total value and questions the consistency of widespread beliefs amid the economic shift.
Deneen to Speak at Court House
Chas S Deneen former Illinois governor will be in Marshall this afternoon at 6 00 p m and depart 7 15 p m A meeting at 5 00 p m at the court house will allow Deneen to meet Clark county residents He arrives from Robinson and will proceed to Greenup after Marshall
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Charles S. ‘Deneen
Court House
Small
Clindis
TOSA
Chas. S. Deneen
Chicago
Illinois
Marshall
Deneen
Clark County
Man Injured In Automobile Wreck Near Town
Wm A Sells of 609 N Parkside Ave Chicago suffered a strained leg ligament in a late Tuesday wreck when his Reo skidded on the pavement east of town and flipped down an embankment near the Jim Cork residence. His wife and mother in law escaped with only scratches. Mrs Sells and Mrs O Connor from Chicago were uninjured. Doctors treated Sells at Mitchell's office then Dixie Hotel. relatives from Indiana visited. The trio had been en route from Chicago to Indianapolis and Florida for the winter.
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Wm. A. Sells
Parkside Ave
Chicago
Reo
Jim Cork
Sells
V. A. O'Conner
R. A. Mitchell
Will of Fred Shotts Probated and Executor Appointed
The Will of Fred Shotts was probated Tuesday in court. W T Hollenbeck was appointed guardian of the minors of the estate and Anita Perdue was named executor. Perdue posted a bond of $18,000.
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Fred Shotts
W. T. Hollenbeck
Anita Perdue
Mr. Perdue
Looking Forward Predictions From Babson And Genung
The Herald prints two forecasts this week from Roger Babson a leading business prophet and A B Genung of the USDA Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Both men are seen as highly credible voices on the future of American business.
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the Herald
Roger Babson
A. B. Genung
Bureau of Agricultureal Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Fire destroys a Poultry House in Martinsville
A Martinsville poultry house on West Main Street owned by C J Cunningham burned Friday night. Firefighters from Casey and Marshall fought the blaze from about 7 PM as high winds hampered water access. The building's loss was about $30 000 with $19 000 of insurance. adjoining structures were saved with minor roof damage.
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Martinsville
West Main Street
C. J. Cunningham
Casey
Marshall
Praised Former Marshall Woman Leads Findlay Home
Belle Orndorff, formerly of Marshall and now superintendent of the Findlay Children's Home, is lauded for her influence on the home's children. A boy there earned $30 selling papers, bought clothes, and credited her with instilling thrift and other good habits.
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Belle Orndorff
Marshall
Findlay
Ohio
Toledo
Annual Meeting of Marshall State Bank Stockholders
The regular annual meeting of the Marshall State Bank stockholders was held on Monday. Directors elected for the year include George G. Robertson, E. D. Morton, J. J. Meebling, Carl V Taubeneck, Dr. R. A. Mitchell, Emanuel Claypool, and W. S. Sports. The bank reports its most successful year in its history.
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Marshall State Bank
George G. Robertson
E. D. Morton
J. J. Meebling
Carl V Taubeneck
Dr. R. A. Mitchell
Emanuel Claypool
W. S. Sports
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Martinsville and Nearby
John C. Rogers age 64 of Martinsville to Clara Heim 51 of Terre Haute. Howard Smith 21 of West Terre Haute to Thelma Girard 20 of West Terre Haute. Oida Swope 21 of Martinsville to Bernice Chapman 20 of Martinsville. John Hunter 41 of Paris to Mrs. Rexie Tucker 39 of Dennison.
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John C. Rogers
Martinsville
Clara Heim
Terre Haute
Howard Smith
West Terre Haute
Thelma Girard
Oida Swope
Bernice Chapman
John Hunter
Paris
Rexie Tucker
Dennison
Martinsville Defeats Marshall Five In Close Rural Game
The Martinsville team visited Marshall Tuesday night and lost 19 to 15. The 41st half ended 13 to 9 with Marshall ahead, but Martinsville surged in the second half to claim the win.
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Martinsville
Marshall
Marshall Boys
Real Estate Transfers List Includes Multiple Parcel Transactions
A series of land and lot transfers are recorded with buyers such as Anna M Fagan Rising, Harry Macke, William Macke, Ross Fasig, Celia Alrey, John Weir, David H Lovall, and Daisy Smith among others. Transactions involve parcels identified by survey numbers and Marshall addresses and range from $1 to $16000 with several in 11 11 11 or Marshall plots. Some entries show spouses transferring to named buyers, reflecting a busy market with varied price points and defective OCR fragments at the end.
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Anna M. Fagan Rising
George A. Fuller
Harry Macke
B. F. Johnson
William Macke
Ross H. Pine
Ross Fasig
C. H. Fasiz
Celia Alrey
John A. Fessenbeci
John Weir
Vitam Thompson
Lot Marshall
David H. Lovall
Daisy Smith
David Hy
T Lovall
Hector B. Dulany
Wilt Macke
Elsie Newman
James Redman
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East Main
Marshall Boy
Williamson
Ranklin
Dereen Gay
Tonigh Bee
Edgar County
Mickie
Cork
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