Hurst and Moore Placed on Important Committees
Springfield dispatch reports Hurst and Moore receive key committee assignments in the House while Howard’s roles are noted as substantial. Moore joins agriculture industrial affairs judicial apportionment waterways and charitable visits. Hurst takes on congressional apportionment efficiency and economy enrolling and drafting, farm drainage and educational visits.
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Springfield
Seni
Moore
Hurst
Howard
Chicago
General Assembly
Sattatis
Illinois River
Gulf
Small
Washington
Mindi
Chamber of Commerce
Illinois
Manufacturer's Association
Illinois Agriculture Association
Ilinois ~Grain Dealer's, Association
Hanson
Bloomington
Joint Committee On
U. S
McCormick
McKinley
Adj. Frank
Buck
Monmouth
Babson Sees Europe Debt Problem Driven by Values
Wellesley Mass January 27 Roger Babson analyzes the British debt commission visit and Europe’s reparations. He argues the crisis is not just financial but spiritual urging Europe to change motives and reduce wartime burdens before markets recover. He notes England pays interest while others delay and suggests canceling debts only after Europe reform.
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Wellesley. Hills
Mass
British Debt Commission
United States
Roger W. Babson
Hirst
Mr. Babson
Stanley Baldwin
Montague C. Norman
Bank of England
Great Britain
Itka
Germany
France
England
Washington
Europe
Mississippi
Abraham Lincoln
Clark County Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hurst of Indianapolis marked their golden wedding anniversary with family present. Born in Clark County Indiana and married there in 1873, they later moved to Indianapolis. A dinner in their honor was hosted by the West Park Christian church Ladies Aid Society.
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Allen Hurst
N. Holmes Ave
Indianapolis
Mrs. Hurst
Clark County
Tinois
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
West Park Christian Church
John Hurst
Allen
Hume, al
R. J. Tennery
Joan
Kalamazoo
Mich
Albert Martin
Grand Rapids
Nicholas L. Grover
Thurman
Irene Hurst
Miller and associates convicted in Chicago graft case
Former state director of registration and education H H Miller was found guilty of fraudulent sale of medical and pharmaceutical certificates and faces a $1000 fine. Dr N Odeon of the Chicago Medical College was found guilty and fined $250. Miller’s son in law K A Fries was acquitted after a lengthy jury deliberation.
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Chicago, Lll
W. H. H. Miller
Registratio and Education
Miller
Dr. N. Odeon
Beureue
Chicago Medical College
K. A. Fries
SevenYearOld Crosses Street Hit by Truck injures head
Virgil Tinkley seven suffers serious injuries after stepping in front of a jog truck driven by Milo Horner as he crossed the street near Roy Hunts on Michigan Avenue on Monday morning. His older brother crossed before him. injuries not believed fatal.
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Virgil Tinkley
Frank Maloy
Milo Horner
Roy Hunt
Michigan
Avenue
Virgil
Duncan Drug Store Change Transfers to Collins in Jasonville
Dr. E. M. Duncan sells his drug store here to C. B. Collins an experienced druggist of Jasonville Ind The transfer occurred Monday Collins places Richard Dierlorf in charge Dierlorf is on the grounds and has added materially to the stock of goods
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E. M. Duncan
C. B. Collins
Jasonville
Ind
Theatre changes hands at Pythian. new policy planned
S. E. Pirtle of Jerseyville has purchased the Pythian theatre and will appoint a local manager to run it. The house will open new policy with nightly shows except Sundays, featuring the latest pictures, and will close briefly for redecorating before reopening on February 7.
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Pythian Theatre
Moving Picture Nights
S. E. Pirtle
Jerseyville
Pirtle
Bushnell
Sandoval
McLeansboro
Carrollton
Nay Buys Hardware Store on West Side Square
Ed Nay has bought the hardware store of Emery Cox on the west side of the square, formerly owned by T. W. Shipe. Mr Nay took charge Monday.
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Ed’ Nay
Emery Cox
T. W. Shipe
Nay
Chicago Mayor Thomp son quits reelection bid after eight years
W H Thompson the Republican mayor of Chicago announced he would not seek another term after eight years in office. He said eight years was long enough and that he needed rest while pledging to support his principles and participate in the coming election without backing a specific candidate.
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Chicago
W. H. Thompson
Congress May Take Rap at the Lazy Rich
Congressional action targets tax exempt securities as a source of lost revenue. The House approved a resolution restricting further issues while opponents warn about state rights and wide tax avoidance. President Harding and Mellon push for quick action, with debate centering on wealthier investors and federal revenue losses.
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J. B. Jones
Washington, D. C
Congress
House
Washington
Senate
Queston
America
United States
Harding
Treasury Mellon
Martinsville Fire Sparks Spectacle At Church Loss
A Martinsville water tank observes a blaze that razed the Methodist church parsonage and surrounding structures. Fire began around 2 PM from a furnace, with only the north parsonage saved by bucket and squirt crews. Insurance coverage is about $10,000.
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Martinsville
Water Tank
Schoolmasters Form Clark County Club At Dixie Hotel
The Clark County Schoolmasters Club adopts a constitution at the National Dixie hotel. Harold Bright chairs the meeting with members including C. L. Brewer, R. F. Shepherd, F. G. Edwards, and others. The group will focus on athletics this year, plan a county high school basketball tournament at Martinsville on February 24, plus a track meet and a grade school tournament. The next meeting is also set for February 24 at Martinsville.
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Clark County Schoolmasters Club
National Dixie Hotel
Harold Bright
C. L. Brewer
R. F. Shepherd
F. G. Edwards
H. R. Girhard
Walter Newlin
T. C. Tade
J. M. Harvey
Gene Chenoweth
Robert Alford
B. H. Crandall
Ernest Murphy
Raymond Martin
Martinsville
Thomas Gets Into Hot Bed of Farm Cooperation
Dr Clark S. Thomas returned from Paxton where he spoke at a packed farmers institute meeting. About 1600 attended, the event organized by Ford County groups and Paxton Chamber of Commerce with strong school and household science exhibit participation.
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Clark S. Thomas
Our City
Paxton
Farmers Institute
H. E. Young
Institute For the State
Herald
Ford County Farmer’s Institute
Household Science Institutes
Ford County Farm Bureau
Public Schools of
Ford County
Paxton Chamber of Commerce
Soussum
Geo. T. Swain
Mlinois
New York
Legion Meeting Scheduled Friday Evening
There will be a Legion meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the Legion hall.
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American Legion
The
Legion Hell
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Hurst and Moore
Smalls
JROAD
Reay Tata
Ireland
Italy
United
Mr. and Mrs. Hurst
EM Duncan
Mickie
Mgares
Wingo
Arkansas
Budget Bureau
Congressional
Methodist Church
Marshall
Thomas
Legion Meeting
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