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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1917

Page

2

Neutrality is Impossible Says Advocate in Washington

Washington letter argues neutrals like Holland Denmark and Sweden must join Allies or face absorption by Germany. It warns a world war will decide if human rights survive and urges America to gird for a long, determined struggle against German domination.

Washington D. C Holland Denmark Sweden Switzerland Norway Germany Marshall America

Casey man pleads guilty to abandoning children

RE. E. Sprague of Casey appeared in county court Saturday facing abandonment charges. He pled guilty and was ordered to pay four dollars weekly for the support of his children.

RE. E. Sprague Casey

Exemption Board Selected for Clark County

Clark county completes its exemption board with Dr. Edward Pearce as medical officer and members D. A. Lee of Westfield and Seymour Hurst of Marshall. Board serves without salary and began work Monday handling draft arrangements and clerical duties.

Clark County Edward Pearce D. A. Lee Westfield Seymour Hurst Marshall

Death of Mrs Dennis Decailett in Paris

Mrs Dennis Decailett aged 43 died last Wednesday at her aunt Mrs Lorinda Fassnacht home on North Ninth Street after a long tuberculosis illness. Funeral services were held Friday at the residence by Rev L Buyer with interment in Marshall cemetery. She is survived by her grandmother Mrs Triplett and aunt Mrs Fassnacht and many cousins. Husband’s whereabouts are unknown.

Edna Decailett Paris Lorinda Fassnacht North Ninth Street Rev . L. Buyer Marshall Cemetery Triplett Fassnacht Eliza I (Newell) Kuykendall Wabash Township Dennison Methodist Church Earl C Phillips Farris George Elizabeth Newell John Kuykendall Sarah Rhoda Charles Leonard Clfford John Cairo Mary West Terre Haute Lottie Louise California Ben Henry Missouri James Beecher City The Baptist Church

County Wins Tax Case Against Railway Across County

The C and W Ry sued to stop collecting over 6000 in county taxes. In Federal Court at Danville Judge Humphrey dismissed the bills last Monday. County argued by Judge Snavely and Isely. railway by Gillispie. Railway plans to appeal.

Danville Humphrey Snavely Marshall Isely Newton Gillispie Springfield

City council approves street sweeper purchase and reforms

Modday evening action funds a $435 street sweeping machine with all votes for except Mr Gray. City finances show June electric and water receipts with costs. Public improvements committee formed and library board seat filled. Big Four water contract at 8 cents per 1000 gallons discussed. Bill posting ordinance tightened with arrests likely for unlicensed posters.

Marshal Riley Fire Department Messrs Hooper Turman Rose Fred Keifer Corey Bryan Tibbs Big Four Railway Lewis

War News From Persia Letter Details American Entry

Professor L A Wallace shares a letter from his son in law Rev E T Allen in Uramiah Persia dated April 16. The family notes mail disruption after Mother Wallace's death and expresses support for America's entry into World War I. They mention Bagdad, Mosul, and Russian changes, feel secure with English advances, and plan to return to America next spring. The writer plans a call on the Russian consul.

L. A. Wallace E. T. Allen Uramiah Persia Mother Wallace America Bagdad Mosul Russia Wallace Mr. Allen England

Hackett-Whitlock Wedding in Tuscola Local Home

Florence Whitlock daughter of S Whitlock of Tuscola married Clarence Hackett of Tuscola at her home in Marshall on Saturday at 4 pm. The ceremony featured ferns and pink roses with a white dress and bouquet of orange blossoms and white roses. Harold Lucan of Indianapolis served as master of ceremonies. Guests included Florence Whitlock’s Marshall family and Terre Haute and Indianapolis residents. The couple will live on Niles Avenue and pursue farming and cattle raising.

Florence Whitlock S. Whitlock Tuscola Marshall Clarence Hackett Tuscola Review Whitlock Harold Lucan Indianapolis Chalmers Hamill Mery Hamill Terre Haute C S Lycan Harold Lycan D Y McAluilen Donald Jamison Tmscola Hackett Niles Avenue

Russia Renews Offensive Across Front in World War I

Berlin reports say Russia restarts attack after pause with heavy pressure and 10,000 prisoners taken on day one. Russian gains include Koniuchy in Galicia and Caucasus successes against the Turks while Petrograd cautions about barring positions. The Root commission notes Russia’s internal unrest but the provisional government tightens control.

Russia Berlin Koniuchy Petrograd Caucasus Root Commission

Wheat Crop a Surprise

Wheat harvest is in full swing and the county reports a surprisingly good crop despite early fears. Farmers who left fields to grow raw wheat now see near average yields as corn also progresses well despite a late start and high prices.

Noted Men Coming for Lincoln Chautauqua Season

Two prominent speakers, Rollo McBride and Judge George D. Alden of Boston, headline the Lincoln chautauqua. McBride, a former “Down and Out” activist now aiding ex-convicts, is a forceful humorist and speaker. Alden, a renowned platform entertainer, will likely discuss patriotism and his theme “The Powder and the Match” as the event bets on high attendance.

Rollo McBride George D. Alden Boston New England Judge Alden Priscilla John Alden Miles Standish John

Real Estate Transfers List From Marshall Market

Real estate transfers show Louie Hensich selling lot 1 to Prank Diltz for 1450 with Williams ad Casey. Margaret Rook transfers 114 acres to Harry Newlin for 12900 dated 31-9-11. HG Hershey sells lot 5 to Max C Zschau for 1. May Nay transfers 2 to A Gaines for 1800. Katie Gamre2 sells part block 30 to B M Davison for 300. P P Haslitt sells 32 acres NE 28-11-12 to Fred Gagen for 1800.

Louie Hensich Diltz Williams Casey RH Brown James K Kerr Archer Marshall Hershey Max C Zschau Dulaney Ad Marshall Margaret Rook Harry Newlin E Gaines Katie

Mrs Ida Wysong Dies After Illness at 62

Mrs Ida Wysong died June 27 at her Michigan City home after a long illness aged 62. The body was brought here Saturday for funeral services at Green Moss. She was a daughter of Harrison Hurst and is survived by her husband one daughter her mother and one sister.

Ida Wysong Michigan City Green Moss Harrison Hurst

Herald Becomes a Complete Electric Shop

The Herald office converts its Linotype to electric heating and power, joining the Robinson Argus as an electric shop in the area. The Christian Church continues its state offering drive through Sunday with R L Hunt collecting offerings. regular services are at 10 45 am and 7 30 pm led by Minister J L O'Neal.

Robinson Argus The Herald Hell R L Hunt

Perjury and Tax Assessments Stir county Publisher

Two weeks ago a Democrat headline claimed most taxpayers in the county perjured themselves over their tax assessments. Last week the same publisher filled half a column condemning the issue. Ironically he later pressed the assessor to reduce his own assessment as excessive.

Democrat

Race Riots in East St. Louis

Rioting in East St Louis escalates under martial law with mobs shooting and burning many Black residents. Police and troops guard the city as white casualties and property damage rise, following May 28 clashes after a mass meeting.

East St. Louis East St Louis Mollman South

Miss Lucile Strange and Lloyd Thornberry Wed in Terre Haute Home

Miss Lucile Anna Strange of North Fifth Street and Lloyd Thornberry of Marshall Illinois married Thursday evening at their newly furnished apartment 612 Mulberry Street. Rev F Johannes officiated at 7 o clock with family and friends attending. a five course dinner followed and plans call for their home after July 20. Thornberry works in the ticket office at the union station.

Terre Haute Lucile Anna Strange North Fifth Street Lloyd Thornberry Marshall, Il Mulberry Street F Johannes German Methodist Church Fifth and Mulberry Streets Miss Strange Stella Canter Kokomo Mary Margaret Fehl A C Canter I. Thornberry Marshall Hl Visses Deeds Strange Mi'dred Harris Lafasette Frank Petty Davd Warren Territeial Payette Thornberry Union Station

Westfield College Destroyed by Fire in Westfield

A historic two story brick building, the old Unived Brethren College at Westfield, burned Wednesday night after a lightning strike. The blaze destroyed records, library volumes, pianos, equipment, and contents valued at about $10700. insurance coverage was around $10060. The structure had served as a college abort for the Brethren church and township high school, with sentimental value noted by locals as well.

Ing Westfield

Circuit Court to Convene With Short Docket Next Week

The July term of the circuit court will convene next Monday with Brewer presiding. The docket is short and there will be no juries. Listed are multiple common law and chancery cases including divorces, partitions, disputes, contest of will, foreclosure, and creditor matters. A death notice for Eliza I Newell Kuykendall from Wabash township is also announced with funeral details.

Circuit Court Brewer

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