Truth About California Chronicle Notes and Airship News
Recollections of Murphy campaign nicknames and social ties, plus updates on Roy Knabenshues dirigible flights, Glenn Martin and Tiny Broadwick parachute tests, local weather, produce prices, and Glendale building permits. The column blends personal reminiscence with aviation anecdotes and farm market details.
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Gene L'Hote
Doc
Murphy
Mrs. Murphy
Murphys
Shelley
Marshall
Fannie Montgomery
Howard Harlan
Gene
Chick
Roddy
Charlie
Will
Greenough
Squirrel
Butch
Rocky
Dog
Howard
Wil
Jacki Harlan
Keeper
Whaley
John
Coughlan
Janks
Del
Clark
Barney
W'll
Shipe
Brim
Clarence
Bryan
Bruiser
Walter
Frank
Bartlett
Clabber
Charley
Martin
Hattie
Byrd
Miller
Butter
Rob
Huck
Ernest
Shaggy
Lucan
Roy Knabenshues
Pasadena
San Fernando Valley
Roabenshue
Wrights
Charlie Patton
Seattle
Pat
Nature
Glenn Martin
Bird-Man
Griffith Park
Tiny Broadwick
Terre Firma
Notice to Pupils about Eighth Grade Graduates
Notice to pupils states that graduates from the eighth grade do not need to enter high school until next Monday. L W Williams adds a remark about self-improvement and appearance, noting a homely man owes it to himself to use both his physiognomy and intellect.
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L. .W. “Williams
Murder in Edgar County over straw dispute ends in shooting
William Mings, a Paris resident and former farmer, killed Moody Sturgell near Vermilion after a quarrel over straw hauling. Witness Wiley Williams rode with Sturgell when Mings, claiming prior ill feeling, fired a single shot just below the left ear. Sturgell, 35, leaves four children. Mings, 50, has a wife and two daughters.
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Vermillion
William Mings
Paris
Moody Sturgell
Mings
Wiley Williams
Sturgell
Edgar County
Death of H. S. Tanner Buck of Paris Dies in Chicago
Henry S. Tanner known as Buck, a prominent Paris lawyer and Democratic figure, died Wednesday in a Chicago hospital from pneumonia. He recently became chairman of the State Industrial Board and was serving in that role when taken ill. He is survived by one daughter.
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Henry S. Tanner
Paris
Buck
Chicago
Tanner
New State Industrial Board
Special meeting of Clark County Board of Supervisors
The Clark County Illinois Board of Supervisors calls a special meeting at Marshall Court House on Wednesday January 28 1914 at 1 pm to adopt State Aid Road resolutions approve county claims and conduct other business. Dated Marshall Illinois January 17 1914. Wu T Martin Jr County Clerk.
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Board of Supervisors
Clark County
Ilinois
Marshall
Illinois
Wu. T. Martin Jr
Special Town Meeting on Highway Commissioner System
Citizens of Wabash Illinois vote on the Single Highway Commissioner System at Precincts 1 and 2 on February 28 polls open 7 a m to 5 p m. Clerk Fred Hellman notes January 14 1914.
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Wabash
Clark
Ilinois
Dennison
Livingston
Fred Hellman
Card of Thanks for Mrs L Strohm and Family
We express sincere thanks for the kindnesses shown by friends and neighbors during our bereavement from Mrs L Strohm and Children.
Public Sale of Live Stock and Farm Implements Near Marshall
A notice announces a sale of live stock and farm implements at the seller’s place seven miles southeast of Marshall on February 5. In the county treasurer’s office, taxes for Marshall township are received daily. Methodist Church services listed include Sunday School at 9:80 a.m. Morning worship at 10:46, Epworth League at 6:00, and evening service at 7:00 with Wednesday prayer at 7:15.
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Marshall Thirs‘day
Fred H Bubeck
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Pioneer
Choice
Berlin
Jack Ferris
The
Plain Price Store
Plain Price
Spider Room
East Main Street
Adkins
Loverside
California
Sycamore Canyon
Glendale
H. S. Tanner
Trésturer
Marshall ‘Township
E. Clem
Methodist Church
Seasor
Schaffner’ & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marg
Bostonians
Arkansas
Poorman
Tarman
Office East Side Public Square
We Black &Hutchinson
the. Standard Hay: and Grain Company
Teire Hata, Indiana
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