Opinion Divided on Farm Condition and Congress Costs
Washington report by William L. Daley notes farmers split on needing an extra session to avert disaster and Congress faces high incidental costs. Some favor delaying action until market reforms and government-directed marketing are considered, while others urge restraint and focus on international affairs.
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William L. Daley
The
Herald
Washington
Washington, D. C
Congress
Capitol
Borah
Idaho
Congressional
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Ambassador Kelloy
Hughes
Hoove
Woman Preacher to Head Revival Services Now
Mrs Gasaway and Rev Purue lead an old time revival at Dennison Methodist Church Terre Haute. Services start each evening at 7 30 for a week with a traditional gospel preaching program.
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Ras Yeite
Sowas
Terre Haute
Ro F Purdue
Dennison Methodist Church
Gasaway
Purue
Famous writer Eleanor Egan dies in New York
Bertha Pettago, once a girl on the Ollie Mauk farm near Martinsville, is identified as Eleanor Franklin Egan wife of Va' tin Egan. The noted war correspondent and author of many serials in the Saturday Evening Post died in New York after a brief illness. She served on the American delegation’s advisory committee at the Washington Arms conference and reported from the Middle East. Her WWI Baghdad episode with Gen. Maughan is recalled. Her Martinsville visit was in 1897.
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Bertha Pettago
Arch Jemison
Martinsville
Ollie Mauk
Eleanor Franklin Egan
Va‘tin Egan
J P Morgan and Company
New York
Saturday Evening Post
Washington
Mau
Bagdad
Chicago Tribune
Paris Man Sentenced to Twenty Days in Jail
J I Braggs of Paris pleaded guilty in county court on adultery and was sentenced to 20 days in the county jail and to pay costs. Mrs Ethel Rosenberg of Paris, charged with the same offense, was returned to her father.
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J i. Braggs
Paris
Ethel Rosenberg
Marshall Loses to Charleston in Friday Night Game
Charleston high school team beat Marshall 18 to 9 in Charleston Friday night. The game had many fouls with 11 of Charleston’s points from free throws. Poorman led Marshall with the game’s top points.
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Marshall
Charleston
Poorman
Suspects Held in Effingham Bank Robbery
Sheriff Taber and a posse chased and captured three men in Effingham accused of holding up the Gays bank in Illinois. Cash—$4,001—was seized, contradicting an earlier report of $3,600. A captured man named Ashline claimed Omaha sales job but admitted stealing the car last Wednesday.
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Taber
Effingham
Ashline
Omaha
Farm products fetch strong prices at Geheb sale
Mrs Flora Geheb hosted a farm sale near town with corn at 130 per bushel alfalfa hay 1825 timothy hay 1425 oats 6 cents per bushel and 400 pound calves at 3300 each. Other livestock also sold well with Col Clyde H Knowles officiating.
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Flora Geheb
Cornu
Timothy Nay
Clyde H Knowles
Drunk man fights sheriff during arrest at Walnut Prairie
Sheriff Turner was called to Walnut Prairie by Cecil Counterman who said Fred Prust drunk threatened his life and tried to break in. Prust fought, hitting the sheriff in the eye. the sheriff struck back with his gun butt until Prust submitted and was cuffed. Prust required a doctor for head injuries and was charged with transporting Squor and disturbing a family peace with bonds set at 1000 and 3500. Trial postponed until January 25.
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Turner
Walnut Prairie
Cecil Counterman
Fred Prust
Counterman
Prust
Glen Welsh
Warshall
Squor
Ben Crow
Milo Prust
Claybourn Edwards
Kansas Fights Marshall Past Loss in Narrow Score
Kansas edged Marshall 12 to 11 after a hard fought Monday game on the local floor. Earlier Marshall had defeated Kansas 17 to 1 on Tuesday, with both games decided by a single point and both teams showing strong play.
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Browns
Kansas
Marshall
Ohne Pont Malles
Varshall
West Union Man Arrested in Paris as Suspect
Ras Gard of Terre Haute and Frank Barnett of West Union were named as suspects in the robbery of a storage building in south Paris. They waived preliminary hearing, were arraigned before Justice T J Davis, and bound over to the grand jury with a $50,000 bond.
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Paris
Ras Gard
Terre Haute
Frank Barnett
West Union
T J Davis
Mickie Says We Kinda Hurry When Necessary
A rough typed cartoon caption features Mickie arguing that rushing is okay only when needed, and complaints arise about delays and a friend not getting a job after three weeks. The voice conveys impatience and regional slang.
Contest Between Two Legion Posts In Membership Campaign
Victor Hill Post No 534 accepted a challenge from Clark County American Legion at Marshall. The six week contest aims to boost paid memberships with the loser hosting a banquet, and the Casey line about keeping hash slum and goldfish off the menu noted.
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Victor Hill
Clark County
The
American Legion
Marshall
Couple Married Saturday by Squire Craig in Office
Cas Cooper of West Union and Mabel White of Chrisman were married Saturday afternoon in the office of Squire Craig. The ceremony took place in a simple civil setting with local residents noting the union.
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Squire Craig
Cas . Cooper
West Union
Mabel White
Chrisman
Terre Haute Man Fined for Selling in City
A Terre Haute man was fined $2 and costs by Judge Goalvan for selling soap on the city without a license. The man was arrested by City Policeman Cho.
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Terre Haute
Goalvan
Tere Haute
Millcn
Cho. Sher
Sheriff Turner Delivers Prisoners to Penal Farm
Sheriff JW Turner escorted Layton and Harry West to Vandalia on Thursday to begin sentences at the penal farm in that city.
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Turner
JW Turner
Vandalia
Layton
Harry West
Boy Dies From Self-inflicted Gunshot Wound While Hunting
Herrin Illinois reports the death of Bert Carnegie 16 from a gunshot wound during an attempted fence climb after a hunting trip. Authorities say the shotgun discharged, killing him instantly. The body was found by his father in a field near Lere. The incident prompted no immediate charges.
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Herrin
Imbert Carnegie
Lere
O'Der Carnegie
Alumni Association Meeting Held At Marshall Home
Temporary officers of the Alumni Association of Marshall held an enthusiastic meeting at Miss Lucille Sockler’s home on Thursday evening. Plans were discussed to perfect a permanent organization to be completed at commencement. Each alumnus will be visited or receive a letter outlining definite plans and urged to become an active member. A simple life is never the foolish life.
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Alumni Association of Marshall
Lucille Sockler
Amtfs Alumni Association
Telegram informs Mar tinsville woman of Nebraska death
Mrs Chas Killie at the sanitarium in Martinsville Indiana received a telegram Wednesday notifying the death of Lizzie Killie Liston wife of Perry Liston who died at her Beatrice Nebraska home Her remains will be brought to Quakland for burial beside her husband and two children
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Chas Killie
Martinsville
Indiana
Lizzie Killie Liston
Perry Liston
Liston
Beatrice
Nebraska
Quakland
Find Agent Is Fake Who Sold Teachers Books
West Union Association meet details unclear. The readable portion notes accusations about a fake agent selling teachers books. No further names, dates, or locations are legible to confirm scope or outcomes.
Jurors Selected Last Week for March Court
Fifty three men chosen by lottery to serve as grand and petit jurors for the March term. The list names jurors from Anderson, Auburn, Casey, Darwin, Dolson, Douglas, Johnson, Marshall, Martinsville, Melrose, Orange, Parker, Wabash, Westfeld, York, and other townships. Several named jurors appear across multiple townships in Clark County.
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Chris Koppler
Anderson Township
Win
John Welles
Ralph
Martinsville
Chas Cooper
Torent
Hiue
York
New Work in County Court and Guardianship Matters
The county court approves guardians reports for Wai Currell and Sarah A Davis estates and discharges guardians. Final reports and distributions are ordered for the estates. A renunciation of provision of will by Robi Estes is recorded and approved. A note warns teachers about fraudulent agents selling services and stresses school safety and proper exit provisions in buildings.
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Wai Currell
Sarah A Davis
Serepta Jane Este
Robi Estes
Another Man Arrested on Liquor Charge Here
Charles Stevens was arrested Wednesday on a charge of possessing intoxicating liquor. A sister pleading guilty was sentenced to six months at the state farm and to pay costs of prosecution.
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Charles Stevens
Sister
State Farm
Addition List Names From The Herald’s Page
A shuffled segment from The Herald shows numerous names including Mrs H M Edens Mrs WMooL Taxlor Elsie Strohm J E Smith Mrs Nora Nic Mrs W OH Rink and others. The list appears as an admissions or contributor roster with varied titles and initials and scattered place notations.
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H. M Edens
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Mandelene Morris
William Laymon
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Douglas Township
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Ida Shanks
Summerset
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West Union Association Meet
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