Former editor notes shifting publication and California at GOP rally
Glendale columnist frames growth and fires to illustrate California's evolving public life. He cites Glendale population boosts from 2,742 in 1910 to 46,000 by 1924, plus banks, schools, factories, and infrastructure. He predicts Coolidge will dominate California delegation at the June Republican convention. He critiques Hiram Johnson and Hearst connections.
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Coolidge
California
Hiram Johnson
Hearst
Former Citizens Lead Campaign for Marshall YMCA Building
H R Snavely reports two former Marshall residents playing key roles in a $500000 YMCA fundraising drive in Shreveport Louisiana. George O Baird led a successful gifts committee and Winfield Taylor captained a top soliciting team earning a silver cup.
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H. R. Snavely
Shreveport
Marshall
George O. Baird
Special
Baird
The
Herald
Southwest
Winfield Taylor
Taylor
Marshall High School
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana
Two Men Called to East St. Louis for Grand Jury Testimony
Milo Slim Baker and Horatio Rosie Litton are summoned to East St. Louis to appear before the grand jury in the Crawford county booze cleanup case. States Attorney Charles E. Jones of Robinson is involved in the matter.
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Rosie
Milo
East St. Louis
Grand Jury
Milo “Slim” Baker
Horatio
Rosie” Litton
Crawford County
Charles E. Jones
Robinson
North Ninth On Fire Ends Before Fire Department Arrival
Fire crews were called at six PM to Hurley Findley’s home on North Ninth Street but the blaze was extinguished prior to their arrival.
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North Ninth
Hurley Findley
North Ninth Street
Glendale votes to bond for $1.6 million sewer system
The Glendale council approved a $1,600,000 sewer system bond, a move seen as essential to attract capital for hotel development. Supporters argue a strengthened Volstead era stance will rally national decency, while opponents warn against backing down on prohibition.
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Vention
Glendale
Special Council Meeting Notes City of Marshall Discussion
City officials and Chase Engines representatives met to review the water plant acceptance and discounts totaling 750 dollars, with questions about a 1400 discount on the light plant. Engineer Wilcox questioned but did not object to an underlying private arrangement, and promised to address a separate ice plant bill at the next meeting. Lloyd Pulver sought driveway access through a 20 year occupied lot at Michigan and Highth, with consent to enter from both sides if he could purchase the property, and the council approved.
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F. L. Wilcox
Marshall
Chase Engines & Manufacturing Co
Mattoon
Chase
Wilcox
Howell
George Chage
Dulaney National Bank
Lloyd Pulver
Ed Jones
Michigan and
Highth
Paul Kuhn
Ri Ku Klux Klan Nudges Groceries for Sick Locals
Charles A. Bruner of Model Grocery and Paul Hill of East End Grocery received envelopes with 11.50 each this week. They were told to provide groceries to Ed Crumlin and Ed Reece who are confined to their homes ill and unable to work. Funds and orders came from Marshall Klan No. 49 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Charles A. Bruner
Model Grocery
Paul Hill
East End
Ed Crumlin
Ed Reece
Marshall Klan No. 49
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Man Ordered to Pay Child Support in County Court
Oscar Nash was charged in county court with failure to support his children and ordered to pay 20 dollars a month to Ellea Williams for his children.
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Oscar Nash
Ellea Williams
Paved Road to Be Finished Next Year in Marshall Area
The state highway department says the paved road south of Marshall will be completed this year after township and L A Manhart settled the dispute over land rights. Manhart had refused a rights-of-way offer, won $1700 in justice court, $3800 in county court, then agreed to drop the case after Marshall and West Union merchants raised funds totaling 800 plus 125 and 75 respectively.
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Marshall
State Highway Department
L. A. Manhart
Near West Union
Manhart
Justice Court
Marshall Wins Hard Fought Local Basketball Game
Coach Brown's quintet defeated Westfield 18 to 16 in a tense local contest on Friday night. Metz nailed the winning two in the final minutes after a 16-16 deadlock in the last quarter. crowd size was small compared to Paris.
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Brown
Westfield
Metz
Rooters
Paris
Weatfield
Officers Come To This City To Look For Men
Four Terre Haute officers arrived in Marshall with guns drawn to pursue robbers who held up the Show-Me Oil Co. filling station in Terre Haute the same night and killed Detective Steve Kendall. The robbers fled after shooting Kendall as he emerged from the station restroom. Kendall fired back. one bandit was believed wounded, but both escaped and remain at large.
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C. L. Kilborn
Glendale
Calif
The
Herald
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Verdugo Mountains
Sunset
Canyon Country
Burbank
Terre Haute
Marshall
Show-Me Oil Co
Steve Kendall
Kendall
Four Young Men Identified in Terre Haute Robberies
Four young men were identified by Carl Taubeneck O H Robson and Frank Machlan along with Chief Charles Short as those who held up the City Drug Store on December 27. The search linked a Brinkman Cadillac seized weeks earlier and recovered in Terre Haute. Police found nitroglycerin soap and tools in the car used for safe blowing. Marty Welch was later released as not implicated.
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Carl Taubeneck
O .H. Robson
Frank Machlan
Charles Short
Terre Haute
Ner
Raymond
Earl Powers
Taubeneck
Robson
Machlan
Vigo County
Prairietown
Brinkman
Brinkmar
Powers Brothers
Marty Welch
Stolen car recovered in Missouri case linked to Terre Haute theft
Frank Thomas, brought from Missouri for the Elmer Spencer car theft in Terre Haute, was visited by a Washington Indiana parole officer at the jail. He refused to go and said he would fight it here as the finance company pursues the case locally.
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Frank Thomas
Turner
Missouri
Elmer Spencer
Terre Haute
Washington
Indiana
Spencer
Marriage Licenses Reported for Several Residents
Frank Schultz 23 of White Pigeon Michigan marries Bonnie Steele 19. Randolph 22 Robinson wed Fannie E. Mace 27. John T Watson 27 of Westfield to Juanita H. Snyder 17, Westfield.
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Frank Schultz
White Pegean
Michigan
Bonnie Steele
Casey Carlton
Randolph
Robinson
Fannie E. Mace
John T Watson
Westfield
Juanita H. Snyder
Marshall Loses to Flat Rock in Wednesday Match
The Marshall basketball team traveled to Flat Rock Wednesday night and lost 12 to 9. A large number believe Marshall will defeat Flat Rock when they host them, before heading to Robinson Saturday for the tournament and a home game against Martinsville on February 5.
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Marshall
Flat Rock
Robinson
Chrisman
Martinsville
Masters of Men to be shown by American Legion Post 90
The American Legion Post 90 of Marshall will present Masters of Men on Thursday and Friday nights February 7 and 8 at the Pythian Theatre. The war story focuses on marines and is shown under Legion auspices.
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American Legion
Marshall
Pythian Theatre
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Several Buyers
J C Yeley and wife to C S Nickle transfer of lot Dennison for 600 dollars. Clare Collin and wife to Roy Ramsey convey land recorded fy 4-11-20 for 100 dollars. Laura A Nickols and husband to Leslie A Nickols convey Waesfield lot for 1000 dollars. Alonzo Cook and wife to James F Thompson and wife transfer of land fp S8-a7-18 for 2 dollars.
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J. C. Yeley
C. S. Nickle
Lot Dennison
Clare Collin
Roy Ramsey
Laura A. Nickols
Leslie A .Nickols
Waesfield
Alonzo Cook
Io James FF
Thompson Sand
Two Arrested for Dealing in White Mule in Marshall
Police Short and Wallace with papers by Everett Connelly raided the east Marshall home of Mr and Mrs Frank Oxendine. They found jug and bottle jugs of intoxicating liquor. Oxendine and his wife pleaded guilty and received jail terms and a $100 fine for possessing intoxicating liquor.
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Frank Oxendine
Marshall
Charles Short
Joe Wallace
Everett Connelly
Oxendine
Tom Craig
Cast For The Crimson Nemesis Stage This Week
The eight member cast of The Crimson Nemesis works hard under director John Hasson as the band plays. Thursday and Friday nights next week the performance will benefit the Marshall Chamber of Commerce band. Cast includes Mickey Augusta O Neal Wallace Irwin Drew Casteel Lela Eldridge Sylvia Ritter Mrs Irwin Harriette Motz Mr Putnam John Brandenstein Ronald Malcolm Donald Howell Larry Rowland Ralph Bartlett.
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Marshall Chamber of Commerce Band
Mickey Augusta O'Neal
Wallace Irwin
Drew Casteel
Lela Eldridge
Sylvia Ritter
Irwin Harriette Motz
Putnam John Brandenstein Ronald Malcolm Donald Howell
Larry Rowland
Ralph Bartlett
Obituaries for Harry Garwood and others near Marshall
Death notices record Harry Garwood a 16 year old son of Levi Garwood of Marshall area died last Thursday funeral Saturday burial Brick cemetery. Also Daniel Roach of Terre Haute died after long illness aged six funeral in Terre Haute then Findlay burial. Lawrence Irwin's two year old son died of scarlet fever in Gary Ind brought to Marshall for burial with funeral at 10:30 am led by Rev W Binck.
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Harry Garwood
Levi Garwood
Marshall
Rev
J. I. O'Neal
Joe
True
Daniel Roach
Terre Haute
Findlay
Ohio
Marshall Whil
Ohio Oil Co
Lawrence Irwin
Gary
Ind
VT. Binck
Grocery Store To Close For Three Weeks
The BD. D. Doll and Sén Grocery will close next Friday for business reasons and the bookkeeper Miss Sars Siowari will oversee. The store will reopen likely February twenty second. Louis Doll will travel south for vacation.
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Sén
Mias Sars
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Alhambra
United States
Citizens IN Big Campaign
George O? Baird
Y. M. C. A. Home
Findley
Kuhn
Ri KU Klux Klan
Grace E.hall
Reet
Mickie
Short and Wallace
Crimson
John Hasson
Grogery
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