Stone's tirade against Roosevelt stirs senate clash
In a Washington speech Jan 22 Senator Stone of Missouri hurled insults at Theodore Roosevelt and attacked allied war aims. The address endorsed Wilson and Chamberlain but opposed Huns, urging party unity to save the country. The writer compares wartime loyalty to past political battles and rails at antiwar elements.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Stone
Missouri
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate
Theodore
Roosevelt
William J. Stone
Wilson
Senator Chamberlain
New York
Chamberlain
Dog Pelter
King Bill
God Almighty
America
Western Hemisphere
Democratic
Republican
Garfield
Pension Bureau
Potomac River
Democratic Party
H-L
Woodrow
Lincoln
Republican Party
Union
Jackson
House of Representatives
Billy Magoo
Democrats
Revival at Dennison in M K E Church South
Revival services begin Sunday night at the M K E Church South in Dennison. Rev B L Patterson of Henderson Kentucky will assist Pastor Roy Tate.
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M. KE Church
Dennison
B. L. Patterson
Henderson, Ky
Roy Tate
Local business changes as Machlan buys Dennison repair shop
Frank Machlan of Dennison has purchased the garage and automobile repair business once managed by Lloyd Pulver and will take charge next week. W W A Wills returns to the coal and feed trade, having repurchased the business he sold months ago to resume his prompt and square service.
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Frank Machlan
Dennison
Lloyd Pulver
A. Wills
Kohl Country Club Members Vote to Support Red Cross Work
About 30 people gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Edn Renner's home for a Friday meeting. By unanimous vote the club will discontinue prizes and use the funds for Red Cross or YMCA work. Next gathering planned at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ohm's home on Feb 1.
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Kohl Country Club
Edn Renner
Red Cross
Henry Ohm
Mrs Thomas Carpenter Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Thomas Carpenter died at her home last Wednesday after a long illness. Funeral services were held Friday at Ohio church by Rev Bert Eckel with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Caroline Kile, born August 31 1856 in Marion county Ohio, came to Clark county with her parents in 1860 and married Thomas Carpenter on August 22 1880, who survives with six sons, three brothers and one sister.
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Thomas Carpenter
Ohio
Bert Eckel
Caroline Kile
Marion County
Clark County
Christian Church Revival Nears Closing Event
Revival services at the Christian church will end next Sunday night after about 60 new members joined. Remaining sermons include Measuring a Man, The Drama of Life with baptisms, Is Life Worth Living, Life's Looking Glass, and Banner Day at 9 30 a m. with Lesson Jesus Lord of the Sabbath. The Search for the Saviour at 10 45 and the farewell sermon The Parting of the Ways at 7 p m.
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Christian Church
Classification rules for registrants by local and district boards
The notice explains how final classifications are determined for registrants in Clark County. If the Local Board assigns Class 4 on dependency and the District Board assigns 1 2 or 3, the final will be 4. If the Local Board assigns 1 and the District Board assigns 2 3 or 4, the final will be 2 3 or 4. The final classification is the most defered by either board. The Local Board does not rule on agriculture or industry nor recommend class. District Board bases its classification on sworn facts from the registrant and affidavits from two neighbors. Local Ex Board mentioned.
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Clark Co
The Community Club and War Effort Urge Collective Action
The Community Club emphasizes its vital role for Marshall and the nation during wartime. Uncle Sam relies on local clubs to support agriculture, home gardening, food conservation, Red Cross and Y M C A work, and related efforts. The piece calls for calm, practical action over hysteria to prevent hunger and back the war economically.
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Community Club
Marshall
Uncle Sam
County Farm Bureau Forms to Gain State Aid
A county farm bureau drive seeks 2100 dollars per year from state and federal funds by hiring a county farm advisor. About 200 of Clark County’s farmers have signed cards. at least fifty more are needed. An organizing meeting is set for Friday at 1 30 p m in the Marshall courthouse with Charles Tarble Martinsville as temporary secretary and the state advisor leader addressing attendees.
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Farm Bureau
Charles Tarble
Martinsville
Marshall
Court House
Clark County
Red Cross and Literary League Complete Patient Outfit
The Red Cross chapter and Literary League finished a full hospital outfit for one patient, including sheets, pillow cases, pajamas, robes, slippers, and more, total around 2500 dollars. Members met for sewing at the president Mrs. J. K. Kerr's home, aided by Mesdames Lola Cole Steel Chas Cole and N. T. Booth, with weekly sessions at the courthouse sewing room.
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Literary League
Red Cross
Court House
J. K. Kerr
Lola Cole
Steel
Chas
H B Dulaney
Bed Cross
Pancho Villa Reappears in Chihuahua Attacks
Pancho Villa and his band return to action in Mexico with a railway bombing in Chihuahua that kills over 100. They raid a town, kill soldiers and civilians, and abduct 15 girls, stirring fears of renewed conflict.
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Pancho Villa
Chihuahua
Couple Wed at Parsonage in Brownstown
Justin Moore of Chicago an ore boat pilot and Grace P Dewald a Brownstown Ill schoolmaam were married Friday night around 10 oclock by Rev C W Hamand at his residence Mehodlat Parsonage reported in the local notes
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Justin Moore
Chicago
Great Lakes
Grace P. Dewald
Brownstown
Ill
C. W. Hamand
Inheritance tax case involving DePauw University
Attorneys from Paris and Terre Haute visited for Illinois vs DePauw University inheritance tax dispute over Milton S Durham and Matilda Durham estates. University seeks tax relief claiming postwill land transfers void tax, while Attorney General Brundage argues contracts after will are the beneficiary’s responsibility. If the state prevails, DePauw faces 8 percent total tax around seven hundred dollars.
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Richard Dyas
Paris
C. A. Royse
Terre Haute
State of
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Indiana
Matilda Durham
Brundage
Milton S Durham
Dyas
Navy and Veterinary Corps Volunteers Sought for National Army
Young men are urged to enlist at the Terre Haute recruiting office with daily examinations. Accepted volunteers go to Indianapolis for enlistment and return home on full pay before later training. The War Department seeks Horseshoers veterinary students agricultural students farmers cooks pharmacists and stable men for training at Fort Riley Kansas or Fort Oglethorpe Georgia.
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Navy
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
War Department
Veterinary Corps
National Army
Medical Officers
Fort Riley
Kans
Fort Oglethorpe
Meeting Date Changed for Marshall Community Club
The annual meeting planned for January 25 at the court house has been postponed to tomorrow January 31 at 7 30 p m. Election of officers and committeemen will be the main business and every member should attend.
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Marshall Community Club
Court House
People vs Clifford Fields Court Case Statement
The People bring charges against Clifford Fields in county court for assault and battery alleging a physical attack. Details of the case and court dates are to be announced by prosecutors and the defense.
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the People
Clifford Fields
Casey man charged with uttering bad checks
George Shafer of Casey was arrested Friday on a charge of uttering bad checks and bound over to the grand jury. He did not post a $250 bail bond and was sent to jail.
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George Shafer
Casey
Motor License Fee Totals by County and State
Clark county motorists paid $5932 for licenses last year as state totals reached $1,688,834 with Cook county contributing $572,188. The figures outline license revenue distribution across Illinois regions.
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Clark County
Cook County
Marriage Licenses List
Elmer Hagnauer of Madison Illinois and Alta Faye Dodson of Clinton Illinois. Dorsey E. Reasor and Allie Miller both of Anderson township. Charles Myles and Ruth Cunningham, both of Marshall. Justin J Moore of Chicago and Grace P Dewald of Brownstown. G W Baker of Terre Haute and Mabel A Walker of Wabaship.
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Elmer Hagnauer
Madison
Ill
Alta Faye Dodson
Clinton
Dorsey E. Reasor
Allie Miller
Anderson Tp
Charles Myles
Ruth Cunningham
Marshall
Justin J Moore
Chicago
Grace P Dewald
Brownstown
G W Baker
Terre Haute
Mabel A. Walker
Wabaship
Petit Jury Drawn for March Term of Circuit Court
The March term petit jury selection is announced listing members including John F Martin, J. O. Deverick, Lee Dawson, J. E. Smith, Lon Clem, Howard Mullen, Samuel Tingley, Elmer Robinson, Clarence Hughes, Roy Hammond, A. P. Fawley, J. W. Adams, and others from Martinsville Orange Wabash Westfield York with assigns to aisles in the circuit court.
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Circuit Court
John F Martin
Anderson
Death of Mrs John J Tobias at breakfast in Wabash township
Elizabeth Read Tobias died of heart disease at her daughter Mrs Jay Swern's home on Monday. Funeral services are set for 1 pm today at the Swern residence with burial in Forsythe cemetery. She was born January 20 1844 and married to John J Tobias in 1866, later moving to Wabash township. Survived by husband and three children Raymond Tobias Kellogg Idaho Mrs J W Campbell Wabash township and Mrs Jay Swern Marshall.
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John J Tobias
Jay Swern
Swern
Forsythe
Elizabeth Read
Calhoun County
Midh
John J. Tobias
Wabash Township
Tobias
Raymond Tobias
Kellogg
Idaho
J. W. Campbell
Marshall
Funeral of Allen Mathews Held at M E Church
The funeral for Allen Mathews took place Wednesday at the M E church with about 85 in line from Knights of Pythias and Red Men. Pallbearers were his six brothers Ezra Anton Bert Bruce Alfred and Harry. James Cosgrove sang It Is Not Death to Die and Peace Perfect Peace. City schools closed for the afternoon in tribute.
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Allen Mathews
M E
Knights of Pythias
Red Men
Ezra
Anton
Bert
Bruce
Alfred
Harry
James Cosgrove
Ethel Hurst
Fenton Mathews
Rey
Hamand
Mathews
No January Thaw Causes River Ice Breakage Losses
The expected January thaw failed overall but hit the south with severe ice breakup in the Ohio and Tennessee rivers. Paducah Kentucky reports damages estimated at 9.6 million dollars.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Paducah
Weatfield's Poor Mail Service Changes Announced
Westfield Review reports the Sidell and Olney railroad passenger mail and express service was annulled Saturday. Mail and express will shift to a freight train running north on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and south on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays via the new schedule.
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Westfield
Sidell & Olney
New Federal Judge Whitfield Nominated to Succeed Wright
President nominates W. K. Whitfield of Decatur for U S District Court to replace the late Francie M Wright who died several months ago in a Decatur area vacancy.
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W. K. Whitfield
Decatur
United States
Francie M Wright
Congregational Church Sermons and Prayer Meeting Scheduled
The Congregational Church announces services at 9 30 and 10 45 with sermons Is the Kingdom Coming and Fighting Your Own Battles. A 7 p m prayer meeting is set for Wednesday and a Boys Brotherhood gathering will occur Saturday at 9. G R Bierfamm is the pastor.
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Boys’ Brotherhood
Off Year Elections Outline for Town County and State
The article details the year calendar for town township and city votes and primaries. It lists election dates including April town elections April 2 school board April 20 city elections April 16 and November general elections November 15. It notes primaries February 9 for town and September 11 for state and federal races. It covers petition deadlines and offices to be elected including township clerks commissioners assessors town supervisors city aldermen county officers and representatives for the 34th Senatorial District and 18th Congressional District plus state officials. The piece also explains changes to highway commissioner and tax collection duties shifting to the county treasurer and deputies with no deputy pay and no commissions.
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Legit
Township
Casey
Darwin
Dolvon
Martinsville
Melrose
Orange
Wabash
Hamilton Lewis
U S
Illinois
General Assembly
County Board
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